Troops Deployed to Andersonville for Decoration Day
Governor Candler orders two companies totaling about 160 men from the Second and Fourth Infantry to Andersonville Sumter County on May 30 to aid the sheriff. They carry twenty rounds each and are to prevent disorder amid crowds of rifle owners and illicit activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumter County
Georgia
Grand Army of the
Second Infantry
Macon
F. R. Jones
Fourth Infantry
Americus
W. F. Clark
James W. Robertson
Candler
Andersonville
Grand Army
Robertson
F. R Jones
Andersonvile
Sumter Uary
Atlants
G.Y Sho
Americus Company
Aldersonville
Dr King's New Life Pills Promote Safe Body Cleansing
An old advertisement extols Dr King's New Life Pills as gentle and effective for headaches and constipation. It warns against harsh purgatives like calomel and castors, claiming the product cleanses the body without damaging internal organs. Sold at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alves
Dr. King
Arrest of Engineer Bond for Insulting Women in Public
W. E. Bond, a Gres train engineer, was arrested by Officer Meyers for grossly insulting women from a street window at Whittall and Trinity. He was fined $30.75 by the Recorder and sent to the city chain gang after failing to pay. Bond claimed distress and defended his actions, saying he has a wife and family and had been with the Wanana Great Southern during a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igineser
W. EH
Bond Gres
W. EH. Lond
Meyers
grosa+ly
Whitthail Street
Trinity Avenue
Bond
Velice Barracha
Wanana Great Southern
Duriuc
Broyles
Georgia Local Underwriters Association Names Officers and Meeting Plans
The Georgia Local Underwriters Association re elected President R M Foil of Savannah and officers for the coming year. Secretary and treasurer F M Butt of Augusta was elected anew with John W Walker of Augusta not retaining the post. The annual meeting will be in Macon to discuss insurance laws. The executive committee includes F W Cola of Atlanta and W P Pattile of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nozt
Macon
Georgia
I. W. Cabaniss
F. M. Butt
Augusta
F. W. Cola
Atlanta
W. P. Pattille
Dr Clarke Sent From Tower To Findlay Brother Care
Dr Charles F Clarke the young physician once confined in the Tower since February was released to his brother near Findlay. The board bought a ticket as officials deemed cheaper than jail while awaiting admission to a state asylum. Clarke left yesterday at 4 10 pm amid thanks to Judge Wilkinson and with Guard George Evans. The case drew public attention due to alleged instrument theft and a mania for stealing, with Clarke a native of Louisiana.
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Charles F Clarke
John &, Wilkinson
Findlay
Wikson
Dr Clarke
Board of County Commissioners
Henry Wood
Dr. Clarke
Yester
George Evans
Clarke Te
Notioa
Charley Ti
Fite
Candler
Clarke
Property fund issue may enter into election
Georgia whispers point to a pivotal gubernatorial race framed by the public property fund dispute. Dupont Guerry and Joe Hall are the focal figures as legal actions and court rulings hover over whether teacher funds will be paid from public property assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Fiona
Joe Hall
Bibb
Dupont Guerry
Supreme Court
Macon
Treasurer Park
Dupont Guerry Wit
Reading
Supereme
John
Candler
Issac
Dupont Guer Ty
Georga
Joe Hail
Bibi
Joe Harl
Terrell
Dupont Guarry
Sherif Ed Martin
Lae County
Atlanta
Statehouse
Sheriff Martin
Neorle
Lee
Sherif Martin
South Georgia
Buntay- Rowe Price
Secretary of State
Lee County
Mr. Price
Insurance legislation meeting notes in Atlanta session
The Atlanta insurance agents gathered to discuss state insurance legislation with a focus on a bill aimed at curbing eastern brokers from writing insurance in Georgia. Leading figures Kimbell B of Columbus and Wilson of Savannah participated. The association advocated raising company deposit requirements from 100 to 5000 dollars, to strengthen local agent oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanta
John Jay Cohen
Augusta
F. M. Butt
J.B. Kimbell
Columbus
W. ¥. Train
Savannah
Macon
Piedmont Driving Club
Atlanta
Georgia
B. Kimbell
Boxb
Hawkes Optician Moves to Peach Street for Test Build
The Atlanta Optician K Hawkes relocates to 1 Peach Street as a test site during construction. Speier manages optical house operations with the Souci Established 187 whi system. Green trading stamps and work assignments are noted amid the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
K. Hawkes
Speier
Akidgst
Optical House
The
Souci
Mistrial Declared In Stowers Suit Against Consolidated Street
A mistrial was declared yesterday in the case of Marie F. Stowers against the Consolidated Street Railway Company. The trial in the city court’s second division lasted several days with Stowers seeking 316000 for injuries claimed after a redidvined incident aboard a streetcar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowers
Consolidated
Marie F. Stowers
Consolidated Street Raihway Company
SU Stowers
Ace Red
Demonstrations Of Century Freezer At Bing Hardware Co
A factory agent demonstrates the Century Freezer at Bing Hardware Co with free samples and special pricing. The ad invites ladies to visit today, witness the freezing process, and enjoy complimentary cream while prices range from 1.7 to 2.3 dollars and the freezer promises long-lasting frozen cream blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing Hardware Co
Councilman Glass Captures Burglar in Desperate Chase
Councilman Steve Glass chased a burglar into a house after a kitchen confrontation on No. Church Street. The suspect Charlies Young, who claimed no burglary intent, was disarmed, restrained by locals, and sent to jail after being bound over to the superior court in a $5000 bond. The recorder praised the councilman for noble service to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconder
Broyles Yeater
Steve Glass
Charley Young
No. Church Street
Nix
Hunter
Hubbard
Charlies Young
Glasg
City to Cremate Garbage at Lester Plant in Atlanta
The Board of Wealth reaffirmed approving J F Lester to dispose of Atlanta city garbage for 1250 dollars monthly for June to September and 1000 dollars for the remaining eight months, plus 200 dollars yearly for dead animals. The vote rejected paying former inspector Keith 150 for services and debated Venable Bros bids offering 10,000 dollars yearly.
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J F. Lester
Atlanta
Board of Wealth
Mr. Lester
Keith
Bizzell
Lester
Messrs
Venable Bros
Venable
City of
Gettlemen
Mopthls
Board of Health
Epworth Leagues Hold Union Meeting at Trinity Church
An enthusiastic gathering of Epworth Leagues from the city met at Trinity Church. Addresses on league work were given along with several one minute talks and musical numbers led by Mrs. Walter McHireath. The program covered topics from worship to charitable outreach and concluded with plans to hold monthly meetings.
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Trinity Church
Union of Epworth
Epworth League
Walter McHireath
Grace Church League
Amstuts
First Church
Jeague
Mary Mitchell
Merritts Aventa League
Quy
Ralph Cooper
Payne Memorial League
W. H. Preston
St John Jeague
F Childress
Walker Street
Loy Warwick
St. James League
Goul Wionluc
Jenole Artmsimnhg
Trinity League
D. B. Luther
League
R. F. Eakes
Funeral of Mrs McCash Interment at Westview
Funeral services for Mrs Clarimond Kellam McCash will be held at 10 o clock this morning at the regiment of her father H A Kellam 854 North Boulevard with interment in Westview cemetery Pallbearers Will Hubbard H B Wey Walter Ballard F S Martindale C B Kemp and Hira meet at Patterson's Undertaking Room at 9 o'clock Mrs McCash wife of B G McCash and only daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Kellam leaves a husband and one child She was active in church and Sunday school work and leaves a large circle of friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westview
Ynnersl
Clarimond Kellam McCash
H. A. Kellein
North Boulevard
Westview Cemetery
Patterson
Mesers
Will Hubbard
H. B. Wey
Walter Ballard
Martindale
C. B. Kemp
Ira
McCash
B. G. McCash
HA. Kellam
Drs. McCash
Rose
Final Meeting Held on Tax Ordinance Hearing
The tax committee expected to hold an executive session to prepare a report on the general tax ordinance for 1501-105 to be submitted to council on Monday. A final meeting yesterday at Temmoon heard opposition to a city business license change with representatives of trading stamp companies protesting the license price increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Témmoon
Cretain
Bunincex
Amulpet
City Board Debates Garbage Contract and Keith Claim
City board weighs a disposal bid from Venable amid questions of cost and precedent. Mayor Mims opposes paying Keith claiming services for evidence against a former inspector, and a vote to rescind follows. Routine measures on plumbing, drainage, and nuisance pools to curb mosquitos are adopted.
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Lester Furnace Company
Milne
Burton Smith
Miller
Woard
Galu
Smith
Bizzell
Eeater
Dr. Bizzell
Blazell
Mr Smith
Keith
Lowry
Sanitary Department
Richardson
Mims
Pierce
Buzzell
Bengon
Jarnagin
Benson
Pino Leon Avenua
Rerson
Wiless
Ponda
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Govasnor Qkers
Maier & Berkele
Whitehall Street
Local Underwriters’ Association
Hull
If2
Ohio
Ms Republiap
BEO
Hirsch Bros
Whitehall
Recorder
J. F Lester
Venable Read
Leaguers
Lydia E. Pinkham
WatTsox
Hampton
National City Bank
Orana
Wall Fe
Biezel
Fay Keith
Eiseman Bros
Washington, D. C
Atlanta, GA
Baltimore, Md
Grenadine
King Edward's
Madras
Eisen AN Bros
Whitehall St
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