R. J. Guinn Heads Wesley Enterprises
The Wesley Memorial Enterprises board met at 322 Candler building to elect officers and review reports from secretary O W Stapleton and treasurer J G Lester. R J Guinn of Atlanta was chosen president with Asan Candler, C C Brown, and W J Knight as senior officers, while C W Amapleton became secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Alemorial Enterprises
Candler Building
Asan Candler
Atlanta
C. C. Brown
Balnebridge
W. 7. Knight
Savannah
Knight
W BR. Stubbs
C. W. Amapteton
Thera Enterprises In
R. J. Guinn
Ann G Mer
J. G. Lester
W. J Campbell
E. ¥. Carter
M .M. Davies
Thaman K Glenn
C J. Haden
J. &. Johnson
James I. Mason
H. ¥. McCord
J. A. McCord
J. M. McEachern
W. S Witham
RF. Burden
Macon
W. J. Kulgtt
J. S Betta
Ashburn
Bainbridge
E. A. Copeland
Greensboro
J.T. Duncan
Douglasville
J. T. Fletcher
Columbus
Ed Fulcher
Waynesboro
CG Goodrich
Augusta
GMM Napier
Atlante
Changes in Cruelty Charges for Convict Case Reported
The county board referred cruelty charges in the E. C. Hues case to the public workes committee led by Judge H. E. W. Palmer. Dr. Tat McDonald was elected county physician. Almahouse plans were presented and a two month vacation granted to Dr. R. Hone. Restoring dropped officers was debated, with Forrest Adair chairing the committee.
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Board of County Commissioners
E. C. Hues
H. E. W. Palmer
Tat McDonald
Almhouse
R. Hone
Almahouse
Forrest Adairs
Force
T. W. Cefield
J. M. Carroll
A. D Hornby
EC. Brown
GH Hicks
W. F. Hubbard
Jeans Breeches for Joe Brown Inaugural Suit Story
Col J Lindsay Johnson, Democratic editor of the Tribune Meraladi Rome, traveled to Atlanta on business connected with Cobb county woolen mills near Marietta. He notes a mill woven jean fabric to be used for Governor-elect Joe Brown’s inaugural suit, called Joe Crown cashmere, praised as fine Georgia cloth. Rome commerce and industry are described as thriving with active real estate, and Concord Woolen’s units report strong orders from governors editors farmers judges and lawyers who wish to honor the new governor by wearing homegrown homespun. The Concord Woolen Mill will supply enough cloth for a two-piece suit for five dollars or a coat and trousers for seven dollars fifty cents, if patterns and measurements are provided.
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Col. Johnson
Joe Crown
Georgia
Rome
Coronel Joan
Iean
Real Catate
Deman
In & Word
Concord
Joe
South Carolina
Europe
New York
Georg
Mind at Peace After Killing Heard in Hains Trial
Expert witnesses described Captain Peter C. Hains as impulsively craving by hearing the name Annie and reaching quiescence only after firing fatal shots. Dr. L. Samuel Mangan testified to impulsive and manic depressive insanity from the Bayside Yacht Club killing of William J. Annis. Two more alternate experts will follow.
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Hains
Annis
Flushing
Hains Tril
Peter C. Hains
Willam J. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
L. Samuel Mangan
Manson
Captain Helnn
Annie
Whch
Claudia
Mains
Died When Money Came In Elkhart Indiana May 5
Edwin Shermadine, aged 75, died today after receiving a pension voucher worth 30 a month under a congressional act. He had hoped his service to the Union in the Civil War would be honored with the pension, and he clung to life until the benefit was approved. He was in feeble health but determined to live until the pension bill passed.
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Elkhart Ind
Constipation The Cause Of Disease
Constipation the cause of disease and a warning against chronic delay. Regular bowel movements are essential. natural Hunyadi Janos Water advertised as a gentle, effective laxative with quick results. Beware unscrupulous druggists who substitute.
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Nature
Hunyadl Janob
New Garment Sale Features Novel Embroidery Patterns
We offer 30 unusually pretty dress patterns in boxed sets with dark and light color contrasts. Also showcased are wool tailored suits costumes gowns street dresses linen Rajah outfits and wash wear for summer. Prices span 1.50 to 100.00 for fabrics and garments with reductions on voile skirts foulard gowns and lingerie waists. Visit second floor during Music Festival in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Muslin Underwear Department Displays Wide Range of Garments
The store advertises an expansive muslin underwear collection including Namxooh Corner Cover and Drawers and Three-piece garments with varying prices from $1.00 to $15.00. It highlights French hand-made options, Princess Slips in sizes up to 44, S-piece Bridal Sets from $10.00 to $30.00, and Walking Skirts in Cambric Lawne with lace or embroidery trims priced $1.00 to $3.00.
New Novelties in Women's Neckwear
Dutch collars and jabots in linen lawn with hand embroidery and real lace accents. Prices range from 17.59 cents up to $5.00, featuring Cluny Irish and American lace finishes, with various colored designs and Madeira embroidery listed.
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Jabota
Jabots
Tanen Lawn
Watc
Turpentine Trust Claims No Case in Savannah Trial
In Jacksonville Florida the turpentine trust case ends without a verdict as the defense asks the judge to direct a verdict of not guilty for all defendants. Judge William S. Sheppard considers the motion with proceedings extended into the afternoon. Attorneys Toomer and Akerman present defense arguments while prosecutors maintain most of the indictments’ specifications are proven. The judge weighs the Consolidated Grocery case and related Sherman act damages as references, with a decision anticipated tomorrow morning. Nearby notice advertises Kodak supplies from A. K. Hawkes Co.
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Savannah
Gay S—A Crisia
Turpentine “Trust
William 5. Sheppard
Alterneys
Charles J. Delanch
American Naval Stores Company
Samuel B. Adama
Wiliam Toomer
Jacksony L.lle
Adams
Consolidated Grocery Company
United States
Florian
Tragic double suicide near Contra avenue
In Indianapolis on May 5 Arthur Stitt and Miss Leann Stroud were found dying in a buggy on Contra avenue. Stitt, it is believed, gave the woman carbolic acid with whisky and then took poison himself. Both died shortly after. The tragedy is linked to Stitt being spurned by the girl, with threats reportedly uttered by Stitt.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Arthur Stitt
Leann Stroud
Contra Avenue
Stitt
Ttme
Irl
Conyers Picnic Planned at White City Park
Conyers plans a Sunday union picnic at White City park on May 12 with participation from all churches and Sunday schools. A special committee arranged travel from Atlanta with extra rail service and many local businesses will close for the event, expecting about 600 attendees.
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Conyers
White City Park
Union
Acteol Plebic
Banday Schools
Atlanta
Georgia Railraih
Dienickers
Decatur
White
Negro Prisoner Killed in Leesburg Jail Fight
Albany May 3 Ely Holman a desperate negro prisoner in Lee county jail Leesburg was shot to death in a hand to hand fight with Deputy Sheriff D Logan in a dark cell. Holman attacked Logan with a stool before the deputy drew his pistol and fired ending the struggle. Logan is exonerated. Calhoun of the Atlanta criminal court adjourned court yesterday due to illness.
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Albany
Ely Holman
Lee County
Leesburg
D. Logan
Logan
Holmes
Exon
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E. G. Griffin
R. J. Guine
Wesley Enterprises
Board of Directors
Joe Brown
Col
J. Lindsay Johnson
Tribune- Meralad
Cobb County
Milla
Mariett
Muse’s Boys’ Store
Muse
F. P
Soc
Little Tudor
Squaw
Whitehall
Eee
BIS
Foulard
Rich’s
Prand
Brown
Express
Geraldine Farrar Pryde Bandeaux
Mary Garden
M. Rich & Bros. Co
St. M. Rich & Bros. Co
Toomer
Jacksonville, Fla
the Consolidated Grocery Com
Abaok Dany
Patterson Export Company
Naval Stores Export Company
Autt
Kodak
Peereas
A. K. Hawkes Co
Pena
Calhoun
Tite Criminal Court
Lewis
Fiye
Lewis 66
Jacksonville
Chattanooga
Pensacola
Strauss, Pritz & Co
Cincinnati, O
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