Real estate transfers and deeds across multiple parcels and dates
The notice lists transfers and deeds including lot descriptions on Brookline Street near Stewart Avenue, Frank and Henderson corners, Chestnut and Neal Streets, and Brook 11 Ansley Park. Entries show April 1920 through May 1913 dates, with amounts ranging from 400 to 4 000 dollars, including quit claims and mortgages and executor deeds. Names include Cates, Pollard, Gilam, Remondson, and Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Co, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cates
Brookline Street
Stewart Avenue
He WY
Dilla
Addie G. Pollard
Hertha Ladd Hosking
Holfermesa Street
Frank Remondson
Travelera
Ins. Co
Edgewood Avenue
Pat G. Gilam
J. N
N.M. Daniel
T. N. Bidd
M. Jee Btranshaw
Aide Cheestnut Street
Neal Street
A. L. Flury
Alas Neal Street
Chestnut Street
A. P. Calea
Fidelity Mutual Bite Ing. Co
Brook
Ansley Park
Prado
Ame
Arefey Park
Seventeenth Street
B. J. Meyers
Jennie
Meyers
Pulliam Street
Castlebarry Street
Hendley
Lamar & Rankin Drago
Ware Street
East Point Avenue
Leona
Sarah Thomas
Jeff Battle
Aida Maple Street
Foundry Treat
Thirteen Jurors Chosen for Darrow Case Alternate
Los Angeles May 22. The selection of a thirteenth juror in Clarence Darrow's jury bribery trial proved the most difficult task to date. Twelve regular jurors were seated after the noon recess, with ten more examined in a fruitless bid to fill the alternate seat. Both sides used one peremptory challenge each as delays and prejudice concerns among talesmen slowed the process. Seven talesmen remained to be considered on the morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence
Darrow
Chicago
Soa
Criminal operation caused girl death Hawkins case at Hendersonville
Six witnesses testified at Hendersonville as they identified the Lake Queola body as Myrtle Hawkins and coroner Kirk stated death resulted from an illegal operation. Defendants named include Abner McCall Beatrice McCall George and Benny Bradley Dan McCall Nora Britt Lizzie Shatt. Myrtle’s brother and sisters and parents testified to identifiers on body and clothing. Cross-examination did not dislodge their identifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendersonville
N. C
Hawkins
Lake Qceola
Myrtle Hawkins
Kirk
Myrtle
Abner McCall
Beatrica McCall
George Bradley
Beney" Bradley
Dan McCall
Nora Britt
Lizzie Shatt
Homer Hawkins
Lula Thomas
Asheville
Lela Curry
Morristown
W. H. Hawkins
Campaign Planned for Votes for Women Education Drive
Chicago May 22 A suffrage campaign to educate voters on votes for women will start immediately in Ohio Michigan Wisconsin Oregon Nevada New Hampshire and Timmins as local elections approach this fall Mississippi Valley Suffragist conference delegates decided. Miss Ale s Henry editor of a labor journal urged striking for social legal and political suffrage for all women amid cheers. Jane Addams of Hull House Chicago spoke as part of a social and legislative features session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Oregon
Nevada
New Hampshire
Timnels
Mississippi Valley
Ales Henty
Weome Ae
Jane Addams
Hull House
Presbyterian Assembly Reemphasizes Doctrinal Unity Over Wilson Action
Louisville May 22 The Presbyterian general assembly rescinded its plan to name Secretary Wilson of Agriculture as a delegate to the Aberdeen Scotland pan Presbyterian council and directed the Baltimore synod to nominate a delegate. The assembly debated orthodoxy amid a controversy over board members and church literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Wilson
Brewers’ Congress
Chicago
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
pan-Presbyterian Council
Aberdeen
Scotland
Synod of
Baltimore
Alexander Henry
Philadelphia
Matthews
Henry
United States
China
Board of Foreign Missions
Department of the Indian Commissioners
Cain
Charles L. Thompson
New York
Northern Presbyterian Church
Church and Country Life Department
Presbyterian Home Missions
Presbyterians Split Over Campaign Against Roman Catholic Church
The Southern Presbyterian general assembly in Bristol endorses a nationwide campaign to evangelize Romanists and challenge Roman Catholic power in America while a minority report warns such efforts could entangle the church in politics. The body also discusses Sinnott v. Alabama probe, reunion with Federated Council, and missions and Sabbath observance policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Tenn
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In the
United States
Churches of Jesus Christ
Canada
America
Judge Hall
Allen G. Hall
Nashville
Romaniem Committee
Louisville
Hall
Thomas K. Johnson
Ll.d
Tomrow
Church of Rome
Sip
Atredericksburg
Sinnott
W. Sinnott
North Alabama
Alabama
Federated Council
Federated Council of the Churches of Christ
Jacobs
General Assembly
Committee On Foreign Missions
Mexico
Brazil
Japan
Committee On Theological Seminaries
Alabama Delegates Added to GOP Contested Delegations
Chicago May 22. Alabama's delegates at large to the Republican National Convention were added to the first of several contested delegations today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Chicago
Load of Fertilizer Bursts Into Blaze in Washington Ga
A wagon load of fertilizer was destroyed and J A Clements of Lincolnton badly burned in a peculiar fire two miles from Washington. He had come for a nitrate of soda load and on returning home smelled burning and found eight sacks ablaze. His hands were severely burned as flames rose about 20 feet, drawing the gin hands at W and Hellam's place to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ga
J. A. Clements
Lincolnton
Washington
W. &Hellam
Money Trust Probers Defied by a Banker
Washington reports that Robert L. Fryer, president of Fidelity Trust Company of Buffalo, refused to provide information to the money trust investigators led by Rep Pujo. Pujo announced plans to press a compulsory bill through the Senate granting investigators authority to compel national banks to reveal information, with state banks potentially forced to answer on securities of national institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert L. Fryer
Fidelity Trust Company of
Buffalo
Money Trust
House
Representative Pujo
House Banking and Currency Committee
Senate
Widgelly ‘Trust Company
Witness Swears Allen Killed Judge Massie
A witness testimony alleges that Allen killed Judge Massie in a case unfolding with new direct statements. The fragment cites evolving details as the investigation proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Massie
Bryan Speaks to Methodists at General Conference
Minneapolis May 22 Dr Naphthali Luccock is elected bishop on the fifteenth ballot with 548 votes. William Jennings Bryan declares he seeks no office and urges church members to engage in politics for morality and good government. The conference backs automatic retirement for bishops at near seventy three and keeps the existing pastor tenure limit. An absolution over Sunday school publication charges is given as Dr John McFarland defends church doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Naphthali Luccock
Hyde Park Church
Kansas City
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Luckcock
Homer C. Stuntz
New York
T. S. Henderson
Brooklyn
W. O. Shepard
Chicago
Luccock
William Jennings Bryan
Conference Today
John T. McFarland
Vaudeville at Forsyth Delivers High Quality Variety
Keith Vaudeville at the Forsyth showcases top vaudeville quality with the Lasky sketch The 1098 and a strong lineup. Pat Rooney and Marion Benton headline a splendid singing and dancing set, while Bond and Benton, Gray and Graham, and Adele Cowald add notable acts, promising a premier week of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Forsyth
Pat Rooney
Marlon Bent
Bond
Benton
Gray
Graham
Adele Oowald
New Party Scheme Given A Black Eye At Meeting
At the National Association of Manufacturers convention in New York May 22, President John Kirby Jr. proposed backing a new national political party but the resolutions committee quashed the plan. Kirby was re elected president, A B Lee named treasurer, and G S Boudinot re elected secretary. The convention adopted resolutions opposing the judicial recall and supporting dismissal of violent-employer advocates, open shop policies, fairer mail rates, workers compensation, and aggressive immigration limits. Franklin H Wentworth spoke on fire protection and prevention day while Stewart discussed trade in the Philippines amid U S influence concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Kirby, Jr
National Association of Manufacturers
Ekirby
A. B. Lee
Boudinot
Stewart
Philippines
Atlanta Quotations Market List of Goods and Prices
Corrected market list showing numerous items with prices including Ginger Ale, Salt, Ice cream, Powder, Flour, Lard, Butter substitutes, Cheese cutters, Ink, Stock powder, Spices, Rice, Gherkins, Soap, Toothpaste, and tobacco. Contains many brand names and per unit prices, reflecting a volatile mix of groceries and household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oglesby Wanety Company
Apaghetti
Ze. Baier
Bour Gherkins
Lenox
Polo
Hetrosa
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M C. A
CHAS
S. Robison
East
Hunter Street
A. J. Burdett
Merchants & Mechanics Buy. and Loan Co
Clark and
Piedmont Streets
Totato Jas. L. Hightay
Mary E. Kontz
Woodwarg-Eubanks Mantel Co
Paul Nuckola
Morgan Erect
W. M. Scott
Charles M. Coyne
Iberson Street
J. PB. Coyne
Mattie B. Coyne
Cutherson Street
Gilmer & Willingham
Walton ST
Peachtree
West End
Gordon Street
West
Peachtree Home
Waldo, Redding & Otis Grant
John S. Scott
North Boulevard
E. Rivers Realty Coo
West Alabama Street
Hurt & Cone Real Estate and Investments
Georgian Terrace
Ponce De.leonave
Bedford
Kennesaw
Carl H. Fischer
Fourth National Bank
BELL
Whitehall Street
Martin-Ozburn Realty Company
Third National Bank
H. H. H. Realty Company
Empire Bldg
Atlanta
Marietta Street
South
Georgia
Brewers Congress
Southern Assembly
Assembly
W. S. Sommerville
New Orleans
R. C. Reed
Columbia, & C
James I. Vance
Ten
Mond
Wobyns
St.Joseph
George Sommey
Terough
Atlanta National Bank
Bryan
NEW Party
Ses
Fidelity Frost
Pany
South Broad St
Florida
Dresser
Ates
Ben Davis
Texas
Tennessee
Manne Lt
Aes
Tre Wea
White Provision
Corfield Frakfur
Cormfeld
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