Receiver Appointed for Walker Inman Estate Amid Bond Set
Judge Pendleton appoints Forrest Adair as receiver for the Walker P. Inman estate with a $50 000 bond. Adair must insure all property, while James R. Gray and Mrs. Morris Brandon are enjoined from interference. This follows recent receiver actions in Augusta and Atlanta related to Taman & Co. matters.
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Mr. Adeiye
Jan. B. Grey
Morris Brandon
Forrest Adair
Walker FP. Inman
John T.pendleton
Fulton County Superior Court
Joan L. Hopkins & Sons
King, Spalding & Little
Adair
James R. Gray
T. W. Barrett, Jr
Augusta
A. L. Waldo
Admiral Evans Ends Career in Grand Fleet Review
San Francisco May 6 Rear Admiral Evans commander in chief of the Atlantic fleet closed his long sea career today by going aboard his flagship the Connecticut for the last time to take part in the Combined Atlantic and Pacific fleets review. Secretary Metcalf attended the ceremony as a little gunboat Forkown with the secretary's flag at the main truck led a party from Oakland to tour four lines of anchored battleships cruisers and torpedo boats.
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San Francisco
Cal
Gira
Evans
Atlantic Feet
Metcalfo
Iittle
Oakland
Livingston Wins Rockdale in Georgia Primary
Conyers May 6 Special Livingston carried Rockdale county by a decisive majority over James L Mayson. He won every precinct with 680 votes to 300, giving him a 350 vote margin. In county officer races the slate included J W Cowan for representative B F Cook clerk W Sigman sheriff W L King tax receiver Kerr Reagin tax collector B D Whatiley treasurer J J Stansell coroner L T Farrill surveyor R A Guinn and others. Continued on page two.
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Conyers
Congression
Livingston
Rockdale
James L. Mayson
Maysona
W. L.king
Kerr Reagin
B. D. Whatiley
J. J. Stansell
L. T. Farrill
R. A. Guinn
Manly
A. Eskes
J. W. McClung
One More Body Found At Guinness Farm Murder Site
Detectives from Syracuse brought a woman matching the Indiana murderess Belle Gunness description to Le Porte Indiana today. Local excavation at the Guinness farm revealed another body in the barn yard, bringing the total exhumed to ten corpses and skeletons, as crowds and a local bus service swarm the site.
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Neisa and Donovan
Syracuse
Tha
New -York Central
Belle Gunness
Indiana
le Porte
Ind
Bella Guinness
Guinness
Livery Hien
le Forte
Fragmentary Evidence in Gruesome Remains Case
A damaged report describes a dismembered body found with lime traces and scattered bones. The legs were severed above the knee, bones splintered, and the skull lay near the pelvis. A woman's oxford shoes and a purse frame suggest the deceased may be female.
Rebuild Work to Start Next Week in Ninth District Protest
Gainesville Ga May 8 A meeting of the fifteen small counties of the ninth district and three to four vote counties will protest the state democratic executive committee ruling abolishing the unit system at the state convention. Albert H Cox of Atlanta will address the convention and is expected to speak on the issue. County meetings have adopted resolutions denouncing the ruling and appointing delegates to tomorrow's convention. Delegations from districts statewide are expected to attend in force to oppose the action critics call a blow to small counties.
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Gainesville
Spe
Ninth
Inoett
Democratic
Georgia
Albert H. Cox
Atlanta
A A. L. Miller
Sebiek
Property Owners Plan To Rebuild Burned District In Atlanta
Property owners of the burned district bounded by Madison Avenue Nelson Forsyth and Mitchell Streets announced plans to repair and rebuild. Work will begin next week as several businesses including Inman Atlanta Brewing and Ive Co Dabney and McCarty commit to reconstruction after a fire that destroyed buildings worth about 1 000 000 between 4 and 7 oclock last night.
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Atlanta Brewing and Ive Co
Dabney Svcrific
George McCarty
Atlanta
Madison ‘Avenue
Nelson, Forsyth
Mitchetll
Jong
Inman
Terminal Hotel
Atlanta Devastating Fire Destroys 42 Firms Near Terminal Station
A massive early morning fire gutted 31 store houses near Atlanta Terminal Station, with a total loss estimated at 1,260,000. Forty-two firms were burned out, over a thousand people lost work, and widespread damage to wires, phones, and streetcars followed. The Schlesinger factory candy department sparked the blaze around 3 46 AM, fanned by winds from the west then northeast, with walls collapsing and fueling the spread toward Forsyth and Mitchell streets. The Terminal Hotel caught fire after a wall collapse, intensifying the damage along Mitchell Street.
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Atlanta
Terminal Station
Mitchell Street
Forsyth Street
Madison Avenue
Nelson Street
Schlesinger
Neleén Street
Mace Non Avenue
Forsyth
Mitchell
Weather Forecast for Georgia Saturday
Georgia will see fair conditions Saturday with slowly rising temperatures. Winds will shift to fresh from the west as the day progresses.
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Georgia
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John T. Pendleton
Niiky
Ibe
Gregg
Schlesinger-Meyer Bakerf
Schlesinger Candy Factory
United States
Robinson Neckwear Company
Warren Suspender Company
Fiedmont Tat
Marion Annex
K-Child's Cafe
Cardocia Company
Manonic’ Temple
Gholstin-Con Company
Iuman
Ningham Factory
Montag Stationery
Admiral Evans
Lon Livingston
Rockdale County
Gels
Cary Ing
Maylon
Petmary
May Eou
Douglas County
Ilvingston
Bella-Gunness Farm
Ravace
Mlanta
of Rais
Wesley Hirshburg
McCrarg Co
Pissa Waching
Sade
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