Mrs Rebecca Sanders Dies at 76 in Atlanta
Mrs Rebecca Sanders, widow of a longtime Atlanta businessman, died yesterday afternoon at her daughter's home on Peachtree Road. Survived by three daughters and two sons, she was a prominent figure in Atlanta society. Funeral services set for Saturday at Gilmore Chapel with burial in Gehlane Cemetery.
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Rebecca Sanders
Daughter
Tabra Finlse
Sanders
Rkeiten
Bratton
Mreganarry
John
Wanders
Houston
Devas
Atlante
Joseph
Ladle
York
da Bratwn
James i. Hindes
Atlanta
Sadug
Sue
Nam Vars
Imean Sandus
Washington Street
Thrir
Willb
Mi Gilowe
Mr Atten
Gehlane
Bonds Carry Beat Ca in Election Day Motion
A murky OCR read shows a bond election push and city officials preparing for a Saturday vote. Early results indicate funds approved and a plan to outline bond issuance. observers note a tight race with detailed counts referenced and the cage mentioned in passing.
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Accu Devaim
Anc Ben
Bunds
Girl defies police from roof of store
Rowe Street store witnesses describe a young woman scaling a roof and taunting officers during an attempted arrest. Mae Arwood and others reportedly urged calm as police pursued her, with entry to the building interrupted by a jumper. Local officers assisted stabilizing the scene.
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Rowe
Warenisi Ynecal
Broad Street
Mae Arwood
Browd
Potentia
Ginbine Lefferts
Jackson County Men Form Martin Long Club in 19th Century
A report describes Jackson County men organizing a corporation named The Martin-Long Club. The charter outlines the object to cultivate stock of seeds and to promote education and civic virtue among citizens. Directors include Arle Sa Maule and William Dune Mathin, with names such as Elrod, Randolniy, O Brock, and others.
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Jackson County
Martin-Long
Arle Sa
Maule
Jefferson
Ter Ec
Hongewy
Randolniy
Brock
Bender
Couttel Nemebers
New cotton factory planned for Rome area
A new cotton mill is proposed by the Southern bloc company seeking authorization for a capital outlay of 6000. The plant aims to process raw cotton into finished textiles and will be located in North Rome, pending city approval and financing.
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Rome
Aroruen
Southern Blo Cers Company
Second Vat for Tift at Scoord Dasitier Farm
A fragmentary note describes a vat project at Tift’s Scoord Dasitier farm. It mentions a gallery, a school, and stock in a school bond, with references to chemical use and safety concerns. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply a local agricultural and educational context.
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Si Spacaal
I. Puta
Scoord Dasitier Aarsnhtacil School
Shere EE
Neessary
Overflow Meeting Sunday Expected by Carl Karston
Carl Karston advocates a strong labor revival movement aiming to mobilize wage earners. He notes an anticipated overflow crowd at the Alamo Theater No 2 on Sunday and emphasizes agitation, organization, and education as core goals. Karsten, a local musicians union member, serves as a delegate to the Atlanta Federation of Trade Unions and holds leadership roles in the Georgia Federation of Labour planning.
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Cark Karston
Karston
Labor Forward
Mg Too
Alamo Theater No 2
Karsten
Atlanta Federation of Tradey
Ugan
Georgia Federation of Labour
Colum
Police Matinee Trade In City Court Ends In Bargain
Johnson traded with Mrs Terence Russell in open court and the recorder said the city won the deal. Russell, a regular at polite mariner events, was escorted by police against her will. she admitted a habit of crime and proposed to leave the city in exchange for dismissal. The recorder praised the bargain as one of the best trades ever made.
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Johnson
Tlerence Russell
Russell
Mariner
Mia Hassell
Sau
Meyer
Missionary Praises Normal School Work at Atlanta Institute
Emily Janteh of Philadelphia, longtime missionary teacher in Africa, addressed students and staff at Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute praising opportunities for uplift. Principal Richard Stinson announced plans to select a new building to be completed by September 15.
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Janteh
Philadelphia
Africa
Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute
Richard Stinson
Will Preach Sunday at Feetston Memorial Epitopal Church
An entry announces a Sunday sermon by Will Preach Sunday at Feetston Memorial Epticapa Church located at Fulton and Washington streets. The notice mentions the Madison BT MGI seminary context and refers to perdialogs and Chriatein pedagory in a dia ricatogeal setting.
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Imow
Anompyon
Perdialogs
Chriatein
Dia Ricatogeal Seminary
Madison
MGI
Feetston Memorial Epitcapa
Fulton and
Washington Streets
Sunda
Mernme
Hereford cattle auction opens in Siloam today
A large crowd is expected at Boxwell's stock farm in Siloam for Georgia's first public sale of registered Hereford cattle. The event includes special railway arrangements, a long-term effort to diversify farming, and participation from notable figures such as Dr Andrew M Soule and Professor Milton J Jameson.
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Georgia
Indiana
Pale
South
Andrew M Soule
Milton J Jamasin
Georgia Agricultural College
Ho Jhanger
American Hereford Cattle Breeders Association
Georgia Railroad
John C Hart
Caroling
Alabama
Toda
Woman Takes Poison and Refuses Antidote in Pelham
In Thomasville Georgia on March 18 a woman from Pelham ingested carbolic acid at her sister in law's home near Mugsius. Dr. TN Isler attended but the patient refused antidote and resisted treatment. The middle aged woman offered no clear motive.
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Thomasville Ga
Williams of Pelham
Judson Collins
Mugsius
TN Isler
Pelham
Interpreter Lee Hand Involved In Chinese Herb Trial
In federal court Lee Hand, the official interpreter, will aid the defense by presenting Chinese witnesses to testify about the herbs used by Dr. T Young. The trial, ongoing through Thursday, may extend beyond the week as the prosecution calls Atlanta doctors who challenge the decoy letters and discuss belief and suggestion in medical care.
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Cour
Lee
Sons of the Celestial Empire
T . Young
Witnega
Auanta
Dr Young
Young
Albert Howell, Jr
Capitol Gossip Locker Club ruling in Georgia court
In Rome Georgia the court of appeals ruled that a fraternal organization cannot operate a locker club in the state. The case involved C Hi Shiplett treasurer of the Cosmopolitan club and a Tennessee firm. The decision upheld lower court findings that the club could not be run as a member club and Shiplett was responsible.
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Locker Cluba
Georgia
Court of Appeals
Nash KR Broyles
C Hi Shiplett
Cosmopolitan Club
Rome
J W Kelley
Tennessee
Warmers' Life Confederation
Shiplett
Aquar
Ryan
Progressive Retailer Publishing Company
Ok Atania ‘Te
Tts
Children Hold Mite Box Opening at St Marks Church
The Childrens Missionary society of St Marks church meets this afternoon in the primary room for a mite box opening event. They will carry flowers and toys to the church and later to local hospital children. Proceeds from mite boxes fund mission work. The society also plans to collect clothing and pack a box for Mexican refugees, likely this afternoon or Saturday morning.
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Childrens Missionary Society of
St Marks
T Be
Hoodoo clothes undoing of Negro thief in Ga
Norman Leach, a Black man from near Decatur, was jailed for larceny after stealing a suit of clothes from an elderly Black homeowner. While in the chain gang he learned the owner moved nearby, and later Leach reoffended by breaking into another vacant house, using a found suit from the same man.
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Lecatur
Norman Leach
Decatur
Scott Farm
Last Lake
Leach
East Lake
Suit of clothes tied to six months prison term
A man who had just completed a six month sentence faced a new term at Milledgeville this week. He was tried during the March term of the court and given two years, with others connected to the case also involved.
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Suneriar
Milledgeville
Bank of Cordele Goes into Receiver's Hands
Cordele Georgia March 18 special The Farmers Supreme bank of Cordele capitalized at 25000 went into the hands of a receiver this morning for liquidation Assets about 16000 Liabilities less than 16000 B H Palmer appointed to recover It is reported that all depositors will be paid in full and stockholders will lose between 10 and 15 percent Joe Wilson of Cordele is president of the institution
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Cordele
Farmers Suire Bank
H Palmer
Joe Wilson Af Cordele
Locksmith Convicted of Bank Robbery in Montgomery
John Foud, a local locksmith, was found guilty by a city court jury of entering a vault at Fixchange National Bank in Montgomery. The expert had used his knowledge gained repairing locks on the bank doors to breach the vault, according to the charge and evidence presented.
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Montgomery
Ala
John Foud
Citi Court
Fixchange National Bank
Todd
Phoeni Hotel proprietor shot by chief engineer
Lengton March 18 Joseph W. C. Shain, proprietor of the Phoeni hotel and noted southern hotel man, was killed by JT A Walden, the hotel’s chief engineer, who then shot himself. Physicians report Walden is not expected to survive.
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Hart Schaffner
Marx
Daniel Bros. Co
Saturday Evening Post
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Varsity
Daniel’s
Paperrhlhive
Carl Karston
Siloam
Lee Hand
Capitol Gossip
Robert G. Berckman
Berckman Haothers
Augusta Ga
State Department of Agriculture
Berckman Whs
Commissioner Price
Richmond County
Department of Agriculture
Berekman
Price
Bank OF Cordele
Glen Urquhart
Glen
Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes Makers
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