Polls staffing set for April 10 primary in ward meetings
A county executive subcommittee at city hall appointed poll managers and clerks for the April 10 primary. The list covers first through seventh wards and additional districts like Adamsville and East Point, naming managers and clerks for each polling place. Sam W Small enters the race for the legislature after paying his assessment, with Charles A. Church also paying for the coroner contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam W. Small
Sam W Small
Mr. Smal
Mr. Small
Stef
Samplight
Charies A. Church
Bigamy and theft cases hear in Atlanta court
J A Clay white man sentenced by Judge Candler to twelve months on the public works for bigamy after pleading guilty. George L Andre pleads guilty to forging a $400 check and gets two years. BH. J. Sarpy fined $150 or one year for raising an order. English present paid. Horace O Neal 18 pleads guilty to simple larceny and goes to Fulton reformatory. Will Jones pleads guilty to burglary and gets five years. Court adjournment likely. Judge Candler ill but improving. Gov. Rome Georgia Baptist convention tickets announced for Western and Atlantic railroad trip from Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Clay
Candler
Hulton Superior Court
Clay
George L. Andre
Neal Loan End Banking Company
Andre
A. J. Shropshire
Brooklyn
Andrz
R. R. Shropshire
BH. J. Sarpy
Harry English
English
Sarpy
Louisiana
Robert R. Shropshire
Horace O'Neal
Fulton County Reformatory
Will Jones
R. B. Ridley
Jesse Bcynton
Mollie Duncan
T. J Granade
DeBrgy
Superior Court
Bronze statue of Diane in the store display
A bronze statue of Diane stands about eighteen inches high not including its mount. It is described as representing the highest phase of French art and is among the newest arrivals in the shop. Available alongside silver crystal and other fine wares from Maien Brianie Itebaia Si Fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane
Confederate Veterans Frisco trip offers Oklahoma and Hot Springs options
Secure Dallas tickets via Frisco System through Memphis to obtain stopovers in Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Side trips include 360 dollars to Oklahoma City and back, 1.25 dollars to Hot Springs and back. Special trains and chair car arrangements. Full information from W T Saunders, G A P D Frisco System Atlanta Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Memphis
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Oklahoma City
Hot Springs
WT. Saunders
Frisco
Atlanta
Houston primary list and marching orders in 1910 party buildup
The Houston article notes officers for county offices including tax receiver T M Armistead tax collector A P Stewart treasurer C M Payne surveyor C Robert and coroner J R Stamps W F Stewart W W Thompson J F Kendrick and Charles A Church. The democratic white primary is set for April 10 with about 4500 registered by March 31. Daily registrations top 200. A subcommittee chair W H Brotherton may appoint managers and clerks before the primary. Ballots will differ between city wards and county precincts and ballot dam arrangement stays secret until primary day. Campaign committees meet at Federation Hall with P H Moore as chairman and W P Harding as secretary. A special committee will visit railway organizations next Sunday. Seven ward worker-only committees will report daily to the general chairman. The Childress Club met with W E Suttles chosen chair for the evening, and speeches were given by Suttles Warner Thomas Paola Roan Poole. Childress thanked supporters and new members were admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Armistead
A. P. Stewart
C. M. Payne
C. Robert
J. R. Stamps
W. F. Stewart
W. W. Thompson
J. F. Kendrick
Charles A. Church
W. H. Brotherton
Cook
Alty
Houston Campaign Committee
Federation Hall
P H. Moore
W. P. Harding
E. F. Childress
Justice Batemar
W. E. Sutties
A. B H. Warner
E. ©. Thomas
C. PF. Paola M. Roan
T. C. Poole
Mr. Childress
Regulators void votes then voided again in state army case
An adjutant general order voided the elections of Lt Col Clifford L Anderson and Major H Shearer of the Fifth regiment infantry but was later revoked after an explanation that the 40 day limit applied only to officers and that field and staff officers have 90 days for examinations. Surgeons Cromer Moncrief resign. Captain Erskine resigns amid declining regiment interest and awaited memorial plans. Captain Erskine says lack of colonel and enthusiasm spurred departure. Dr Bizzell denies involvement in race for position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Robertson
Clifford L. Anderson
H. Shearer
Fifth Regiment Infantry
Adjutant General
Anderson
Shearer
Park Woodward
Robertson
J. H. Cromer
W .H. Moncrief
Cabonet Park Woodward
H.C Davie
B. W Biszell
Cramer
Davis
Moncrief
Mike Erskine
Fibernian
Erskine
Letters Writer Arrested for Obscene Mailings
Dock Harris alias Sonny Man, a Negro, was arrested after Recorder Nash R. Broyles swore out a warrant charging him with sending obscene matter through the mail. Detectives Sanford and Kilpatrick investigated. Harris denied guilt before confessing after matching handwriting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dock Harris
Nash R. Broyles
Colquitt
Doc Harris
Sonny Man
Broyles
Chief of Police
Sanford and Kilpatrick
Harris
Recorder
Atlanta Lecture Association elects new officers and directors
The annual meeting in the chamber of commerce building elected J. R. Nutting as president and Nash R. Broyles, David Marx, John M. Corrigan, and W. W. Orr to key posts with a board including F. J. Paxon and six others. Five reasons Pond's Extract should always be insisted upon are listed in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Lecture Association
Chamber of Commerce
John Temple Graves
BD. J. Stafford
Atlanta
Thomas J. Kelly
Kelly
J. R. Nutting
Nash R. Broyles
David Marx
John M. Corrigan
W. W. Orr
F. J. Paxon
T. J. Kelly
L. J. Troustein
C. C. Cox
Frank Weldon
W. J. Davis
Holling Randolph
H. W. Jones
M. L. Brittain
W. D. Ells, Jr
Sheppard Bryan
C. D. Atkinson
Pond
Confederate reunion invitation from Dr J D Keaton in Dallas
Dr J D Keaton, ex surgeon of White's Battery and captain of Company I, Twelfth Georgia Militia, invites Confederate comrades from Company C Second Georgia Cavalry White's Battery and Wharton’s division to visit during the Dallas reunion. He offers free hospitality for attendees, notes expected 160000 visitors, and provides directions to his house near Glove Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Keaton
White
Dallas
Tex
Clement A. Evans
J. D. Keaton
Second Georgia Cavalry
Georgia Militia
Dr. Keaton
Second
Georgia Cavalry
Evans
Gene
A Evans
Atlanta
J. H. Traylor
Lone Star
Wharton
Wheeler
Georgii
Ban Jacinto
Glive Street
Moonshiners Plead Guilty and Not Guilty in Georgia Distilling Case
Judge Newman presided as juries convicted and acquitted multiple defendants from Georgia on illegal distilling charges. W. W. Eiler of Towns county was found guilty for the third time, receiving thirteen months in federal prison. A. C. Brown of Fayette county pled guilty for six months in Fulton jail, with other defendants and bonds forfeited as the session ended. Benjamin G. Parks and W. M. Smith admitted to bar, with several others found not guilty or awaiting sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Jumes
United States
W.W. W. Eiler
Towns County
Eiler
Fulton County
Hiller
A. C. Brown
Fayette County
TY c. Gaddis
Dawson County
Alfred Walls
Towne County
J. W. Cain
Gaddis
Walls
Cain
D. Carr
Rockdale
Lawrence Bell
Cobb County
Clarence Carter
Benjamin G. Parks
Gainesville
W. M. Smith
Atlanta
B. R. Williams
Flowery Branch
Lester
Supreme Court of Georgia Hears Floyd County Appeals
The Georgia Supreme Court heard arguments yesterday in Floyd county related disputes. Counsel for the plaintiffs included Mesrs. Joel Branham, F. A. Poy, Cy N. Peathwen and G. A. H. Harris, among others, in cases against J. P. Davis and Thompson Hile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Georgia
Supreme Court
Floyd County
Ersey
F. Chamlee
J. P
Cy N. Peathwen
G. A. H. Harris
Coroner Holds Inquest Over Murdered Three Week Old Girl
A coroner’s inquest in Atlanta followed the discovery of a three week old girl’s murdered body, stabbed in the breast and hidden in woods near Peachtree Road. Police seek the killer as detectives press to identify the crime’s perpetrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peachtree Road
Atlanta
Joyner Goes to Charleston for Atlanta Exposition Visit
Fire Chief W. R Joyner leaves for Augusta and Charleston to arrange Atlanta party plans for the exposition. He will report on Atlanta day programs at Charleston on April 4 and return by Thursday evening. Joyner also received 352.75 as treasurer from the police department for trip expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Exposition
W. R Joyner
Augusta
Charleston
Joyner
General Committee
Police Department
Exposition City
Mrs Miriam Riden Dies in Tampa Florida
Mrs Miriam Riden longtime Atlanta resident died Monday in Tampa Florida where her husband architect C R Riden moved last November seeking health for his wife. The couple had relocated for climate and Riden worked in Tampa with cousin H B Riden. Brother W J Bagby rushed from Atlanta upon learning of her critical condition. Remains traveled from Tampa to Atlanta to 66 Park Street West End for burial preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Tampa
Fla
Miriam Riden
C. R. Riden
Forty Five Passed Board in State Pharmacy Examination
The state board of pharmacy announced last night that forty five of fifty nine candidates passed. Two of the three African American applicants earned first and second grade. The published list includes names of pharmacists apothecaries and druggists who achieved first or higher classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Pharmacy
G. D. Ayer
E. L. Brown
E. F. Carter, Jr
G. M. Chandler
A. A. Coleman
C. C. Davidson
J. C. H. Gast
J. A. Horsley
Miss Hunnicutt
Miss Lloyd
W. L. Lovett
BE. L. Marchman
J. W. Munster
P. L. Frovano
G. A. Wight
Apothecaries
W. P. Adams
W. M. Brannon
BE. J. Brinson
Colored
A. T. Chandler
P. P. Cresap
M- Donaldson
F. Fox
J. N. Hallam
C. M. Hitch
BE. C. Jackson
J. J. Johnson
DeLacy Law
L. P. Longin
J. M. McKenzie
Grape-Nuts Moderation Advice Promotes Daily Use
A newspaper excerpt urges moderate use of Grape-Nuts cereal to avoid overeating and stomach distress. It emphasizes small servings, not exceeding three heaps, and describes the cereal as a tasty, brain-supporting food that aids rebuilding nerve centers while preferring simple preparation.
An Old Atlanta Negro III Charley Gethrome Ill
Charley Gethrome an elderly Atlanta Black man, long known among city residents, lies critically ill at his Curran Street home in the western section. A veteran of the Civil War era, he aided Confederate soldiers and later worked near the union passenger station, living a familiar life among longtime locals. His health declined over the past two months and remains poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Gethrome
Atlanta
Curran Street
Gethrome
Union
Outbreak of Whitecapers in Tate Georgia Alarmed Negroes
Georgia marble firms report disruption as whitecaps terrorize Tate and Pickens county. Negro churches and a school were burned, cabins dynamited, and many black workers threatened or driven away. Efforts led by George Tate and Col. Sam Tate aim to suppress mob violence and possibly offer rewards. Local white residents condemn the violence while vowing action to restore order and protect workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Oscar F. Bane
Georgia Marble Company
Atlanta
Constitution
George B. Tate
Sam Tate
Blue Ridge Marble Company
George B. Bickles & Co
Marble Hill Quarry Company
Southern Marble Company
Pickens County
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Pillay Clores
Guaianos
Wien
First Waerd
I. Steinheimer
J. C. Huff
Joseph Allen
L Solomonson
B. LaSalle
R. A. Thompson
Second Ward
Walker Dunnen
N. S. Culpepper
James Bell
W. N. Lamphier
P. G. Young
T. W. Clower
Third Ward
W. W. Gaines
E .S. Lumpkin
J. A. LeSueur
R. J. Hancock
Paul Smith
A. J. Moss
Fourth Ward
W. D. Thomson
Featherston
J. §. Parks
J. W. Brooks
O. Myrick
W. H. Coppage
Fifth Ward
W. R. Harris
George Wrae
L. W. Sims
W. T. Winn
Robert Ozburn
R. K. Gibbert
Sixth Ward
W. F. Crusselle
W. D. Greene
C.J Keith
C F. Rice
Nat Wilson
R. L Avary
Seventh Ward
J. F. Daniel
R H. Caldwell
J. D. Frazier
W. A. Murray
Hugh Caldwell
G. J. Dallas
Adamsville
H. P. Fain
E. A. Donehoo
Ches Waites
Frank Jones
R. E. L. Carrell
H.l McLaren
Battlehill
J. YT
Akridge
Paul Toland
W. BH. Wood
A. Wilson, Jr
William Latham
M. L. Sheats
Bryants
D. & Herren
R. Baker
A. W. Barge
Kimberly
A. M. Willis
F. Cc. Landrum
Blackhall
W. F. Poole
TY. Brent
C. M. Tucker
E. F. Tenehoo
E. P. Suttles
C. C. Mason
East Point
J. A. Thompson
Or. McConnell
d_ Little
J. Cc. Austit
John Norton
Bud Piles
Edgewood
D. H. Crimes
FB. T. Stanley
R. L. Harwell
A. D. Kelley
J. W. Brownlee
J. A. Cagle
Collins
J. M. Moore
H. Green
W. G. Williams
C. W. Gramling
George Pattillo
F. Taylor
Cocks—Banagers
Russell Shirley
C. Lewis
W. W. Fisher
Clerks
Will Gilleland
H. B. Hicks
Clark Howell
Bdrar Latham
John M. Slaton
F. J. Merriam
Ef, Childress
D. N. McCunough
C. C. Houston
R. B. Blackburn
Charles I. Branan
Sam W. Smail
I. C. Clart
J.B. Goodwin
H. L
L T. A. Clay
Andere
Georgia Baptist Convention
Rome
Western and Atlantic Railroad
R. B. Headren
First Baptist Church
Maien , Brianie
Itebaia Si
Box
Revolou
Cromer and Moncrief
Capt. Erskine
Lettes
Esterbrouk
Zc. Buulting
Koval
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
NEW Yorkie
Deag
Whitehall
Banister’s Fine Shoes
Oscar Bane
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