City News and Legal Notices From Local Districts
Veterans to meet at Camp Longstreet hall on Thursday night for an important gathering. Health Board held a call meeting at city hall to fill vacancies. J E K Looper resigned as milk inspector and W T Tharwell was promoted. Joe Abernathy named foreman replacing Harwell. H C Mallory became inspector. John McDuffy, alias, removed from southern district to answer postal law indictment. McGuiffy remains in federal custody. Three Atlanta grocery firms indicted by Fulton grand jury for violation of state pure food law. names withheld until arrests. Gramling Spalding & Co Barnes Fain Co and T H Brooke and Co seek receiver for Wood & Blakey of Carl Ga. W L Broan named receiver with $1000 bond. Voluntary bankruptcy petition filed by B B Henry of Atlanta. liabilities $2630.29 and assets $220.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Board
Board of Health
J. EK
Looper
W. T. Tharwell
Harwell
Joe Abernathy
Abernathy
H.C. Mallory
John McDuffy
McGuiffy
Newman
Atlanta
Fulton County Grand Jury
Gramling, Spalding & Co
Barnes-Fain Company
T. H. Brooke and Company
United States Court
Wood & Blakey
Carl, Ga
Movants
W. L. Broan
Lawrenceville
B. B. Henry
Population and political notices from LaGrange and neighbors
The LaGrange city directory lists a population of 7 468 excluding under 14s and within the LaGrange district. The U S census counted 5 587 with district estimates around 12 600. A county Democratic executive committee called meeting seeks date change for primaries to May 1 from April 24. Charles B H Griffin reconsiders county commissioner bid after earlier retirement. Wagers for re election or candidacy include T B Jones George W Peer E F Anderson and J J Borders. Americus policeman Perry Summerford shot during a four handed disorder. left shoulder wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
Piedmont Directory Company
Asheville
N. C
Democratic Executive Committee
Pri
Charlies Griffin
Charles BH. Griffin
Griffin
Sterling Silver For Spring Brides Ad Copy
Sterling silver is the popular bridal gift with MHz and hollow patterns. Our Southwide stock offers the most comprehensive line, with many exclusive patterns. We invite you to view our selection and request quotes promptly. Catalogs available from 1912.
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South
Death notices from Norcross Cuthbert and Chicago
Norcross Ga March 20 Rev B F Clements longtime resident dies at home survived by son Frank and daughter Sereta funeral conducted at Baptist church Cuthbert Ga March 20 Will Rogers Coleman dies in his county R T telegram confirms Mrs Henry Trout dies in Los Angeles funeral plans in Atlanta Octavia Maner loses wide circle of friends George W Collins 55 traveling for Baker Manufacturing dies of apoplexy in Georgian hotel Chicago wife residing in Chicago streets noted Athens Ga march 20 special report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Clements
Norcross
B. I. Clement
Holy Row
Clement
Frank Clement
Atlanta
Sereta Clement
T. T. Twitty
Baptist
Will Rogers
Coleman
Cuthbert
W. T. Rogers
Henry Trout
Los Angeles
Cal
Octavia Maner
George W. Collins
Chicago
Athens
Il Ga
Baker Manufacturing Company
Georgian Hotel
Grand Boulevard
Southwick
Jessie E. Southwick
Emerson School of Oratory
Boston
Jean @Arc
Lucy Cobb
School of Oratory
Lillian Nordica
Thomasville
Tom Mallard
Malard
Shreveport
J— the Prince
Presbyterian Church
Cartledge
Itero
Milledge
Prince Avenues
Sandhag
John N. Henzler Dies at 90 in Windsor Street Home
John N. Henzler aged 90 died at his daughter's residence 194 Windsor street at 7 30 last night. The body was moved to H M Patterson Son's undertaking. Funeral will be Friday at 11 o clock with interment at Westen. Survived by one child Mrs Knox Hengge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Henzler
Windsor Street
H. M. Patterson & Son
Undertaking Establishment
Westen
Knox Hengge
Mrs Emma S Jackson Dies at 145 Forrest Avenue
Mrs Emma S Jackson aged 64 died at her residence 145 Forrest avenue at 5 yesterday afternoon Funeral will be held at 3 this afternoon from the residence with Dr A H Gauden officiating and burial in Oakland She is survived by two daughters Miss Evelyn Jackson and Mrs W A Vaughan and by a son A L Jackson of Birmingham Alabama
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma S. Jackson
Emma S.S. Jackson
Forrest Avenue
A. H. Gauden
Oakland
Evelyn Jackson
W. A. Vaughan
A. L. Jackson
Birmingham
Ala
Death of Miss Inez Boatwright at 5 Louise Street
Miss Inez Boatwright aged 26 dies at her home at 4 30 yesterday. Funeral from the residence today at 2 30 with interment at West View. Survived by mother Mrs M A Boatwright and sister Miss Annie Boatwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Boatwright
Louise Street
West View
M. A. Boatwright
Annie Boatwright
J Z Doby Dies At Panthersville At 3 P M
J Z Doby aged 8¢ years died at his Panthersville home at 3 yesterday afternoon. The funeral will be held at Panthersville church at 2 this afternoon with interment in the church yard. He is survived by a wife and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Z. Doby
J. Z Doby
Panthersville
T C Davis Dies At 61 At Marietta Street Residence
T C Davis aged 61 died at his home 784 Marietta street Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. Funeral from the residence at 1 o'clock today. Interment at Elam West View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Davis
Marietta Street
Elam West View
Death of J W Brown at Forrest Park
J W Brown aged 54 died at his home in Forrest Park at 10 o’clock yesterday morning. Funeral arrangements and burial at Elam church cemetery to be announced.
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J. W. Brown
Forrest Park
Elam Church
National Guard officers rail at proposed pay bill clash
Georgia national guardsmen and other states react to a War Department opposition to a pending national guard pay bill proposing about 9 million dollars in pay. War Secretary Stimson calls the measure unconstitutional to deploy guards beyond U S borders and favors funding the regular army. Guardsmen accuse bias against the militia and vow to push back, noting political backing and potential retaliation over other army reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
War ‘Department
National Guard
Military Committee
House of Representatives
Washington
War Department
Stimson
United States
Congress
National Guardsmen
Wake Department
The Atlas Oil Co offers Per fecto Auto Oil deal
A Norman Mack's Monthly fragment describes a tavern scene where a traveling salesman boasts the hardest name in the room and bets five dollars he holds the claim while an old farmer wagers ten with the name Harder. The exchange centers on a contest of names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Oil Co
Norman
Mack's Monthly
Stone
Evening train schedule from Union Station advertised
The South Georgian of the A B and A announces nightly service to Thomasville and Waycross, opening for occupancy of passengers at Union Station at 9 60 p m. The notice urges travelers to try the line as the best route for South Georgia passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Georgia
Thomasville
Waycross
Union Station
Irishman and Italian Argue For Change On Streetcar
An Irishman and an Italian each gave conductor 10 cents and got no change. The Italian complained you have your nick. The Irishman pressed for more change, insisting you may play a hand organ but not a harp, as he asked for 6 cents and received none.
City sidewalk paving delayed by bidding dispute
Three months pass without progress on yearly sidewalk paving as bids from Jameson & Hollowell and Southern Stone and Tile Co trigger disputes. Council seeks to release or rebid while claiming higher costs from cement and labor, delaying work further and prompting a conference committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson & Hollowell
Key
Street
Aldermanic Board
Southern Stone and Tile Company
Aldermanic
Street Committee of Council
Jameson & Helawell
Leesburg Lee County Primary May 1 Candidates Busy
Special from Leesburg Ga reports the Lee county primary set for May 1 with three sheriff candidates R F Ford J F Hines and Ray Moreyland two receivers candidates H R Stovall and R R Green for collector candidates J H Randall D W Tisen and B Fouche for ordinary candidate G H Collier and possible others. City court solicitor race unclear with J B Hoyl possibly opposing. Potential judges for the city court W G Martin and C H Beazley undecided. Clerk Morgan undecided but plans to run again. Treasurer McAfee expected to seek re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Leesburg
Lee County
R. WF. Ford
J. F. Hines
Ray Moreyland
H. R. Stovall
R. R. Green
J. H.randall
D. W. Tisen
B. Fouche
G. H. Collier
J. B. Hoyl
Ecity Court
W. G. Martin
H. Beazley
Morgan
McAfee
Jubilee Dinner Ends Campaign For Chamber Stock
The campaign for 400000 in chamber of commerce preferred stock will close at a 630 pm jubilee dinner at the Piedmont hotel. About 350 business leaders gather to celebrate and subscribe the final shares as committees report substantial progress toward the remaining 40000 needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Piedmont
Wilmer L. Moore
Moore
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce Stock Drive Dinner Report
Rapid fire subscriptions update shows committees reporting totals for the new building stock. Totals from luncheon include multiple committees with amounts ranging from 100 to 1,200 dollars, bringing special committees to 2,056 and previously reported 41,650 for a total of 59,900 with more subscriptions expected.
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Ner
Atlantana
Ber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
J. T. Holleman
J. R. A. Hobson
Walter Ballard
V. OH. Kriegshaber
Kendall Websiger
Richard A. Thornton
Roger A. Dewar
F. BE. Reins
J. K. MacDonald
A. J
Fred Houser
Holmes Frederick
R. TR. McDowell
J. M. van Harlingen
Elouis B. Ma
A. Ten Eyck Brown
J. M. McEachern
G. R. Solomon
C. J. Ogburn
B. M. Hood
Johns. Candler
George M. Niles
H. C. Bagley
W. T. Winn
J. A. McCrary
W. C. Wardlaw
W. K. Mansfield
Falr Dodd
L. C. Hawkins
H. Clay Moore
T. Frank Beck
E. C. Wachendorff
S. W. Evins
J. Frank Meador
Norman C. Miller
Joseph W. Hill
C. BE. Folsom
Charles E. Sciple
L. F. Joerigssen
Presbyteriana Bay Manse and Possible Solicitor General Bid
Waycross Ga March 20 Special. Presbyteriana Waycross purchased from G Murphy a home on Williams Street near the first Presbyterian church soon to be vacated by A Pound superintendent of public schools. Calhoun Ga March 20 Special. Colonel John Erwin may enter the Cherokee circuit solicitor general race against incumbent Milner amid broad requests from friends.
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Presbyteriana Bay
Waycross
Presbyteriana Waycross
Williama Street
A. Pound
First Presbyterian Church
Samme
Erwin
Calhoun
John Erwin
Cherokee Circuit
Milner
Reg
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American National Bank
Atlanta, GA
City News
Camp Longstreet
United Confederate Veterans
Americus
Perry Summerford
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall Street
Merford
Police Barracks
Thomas County
Clay
Fort. Gaines
Clay County
Ores War Department
Stenographers
Underwood Typewriter Co
E. Fougera & Co
Beekman &T
Rountree Trunk & Bag CO
Whitehall St
Central « Bankstrust Catane
Ora
Asa ‘G. ‘Candler
Auburn Ave
Akron
Ohio
Cheney
Riseman Bros
Eiseman Bros
Hiseman Bros
Eiseman Bro
Whitehall ‘Street
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