Sudden Death of Dr. J. K. Pace
Aubeville Georgia May 26 Special This community is grieved by the sudden death of Dr J K Pace pastor of the Baptist church He preached three sermons yesterday appeared in usual health At about 130 this morning his family found him seriously ill and he died before a physician Could be a former pastor of the Jackson Hill Baptist Church of Atlanta He leaves a wife a son and a daughter The funeral will be at 830 tonight at the Baptist Church conducted by Dr T P Bell of Atlanta Ga and remains go to Knoxville Tennessee for interment.
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Aubeville
J. K. Pace
Baptist
Pace Milenis
Jackson Hill
Kodaks and Supplies at A.K. Hawkes Co. department
Kodak department at A K Hawkes Co offers a bright line of clean fresh stock with affordable supplies. Located at 1 Whiteham and 125 Peachtree, the display highlights new kodaks and related items.
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Kodaks and Supplies
Kodak Department
A.K. Hawkes Co
Whiteham
Peachtree
Atkinson Attacks Raise Rail Road Capital Fears in Georgia
The Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic rail road faces investor hesitation amid Governor Smith s sharp criticism of H M Atkinson and his moneyed associates. B S Arkwright asserts Smith s anti corp stance harms Georgia s railroad development and warns that political threats deter capital, jeopardizing the unfinished line and statewide growth.
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B.S. Arkwright
Atlantc, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Georgia Bailway and Electric Company
J. M. Atkinson
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Emich
Atkinson Properies
Constitution
Arkwright
IL DM. Atkinson
New York
Boston
Atlanta, Birmingham, and Atlantic
Smith
Atlanta
Atkinson
Thia
Audi
Georgia
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Inventorn
Atlanta, Birmingham and
Atlantic
Alfred Benjamin Co ready-to-wear menswear claim
The notice proclaims Alfred Benjamin Co offering ready-to-wear clothes for men and young men. It highlights extreme semi-extreme and conservative models in selected fabrics with garments crafted by specialists devoted to correct styling. It stresses daily leadership and high standards in apparel.
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Alfred Benjamin & Co
Georgia Tax Dispute Involving Atkinson and Georgia Railways
The dispute centers on taxes assessed by the Georgia comptroller general on the Georgia Railway and Electric Company. Mr Atkinson defends his business dealings and argues the taxes were set before Governor Smith took office without his influence. He notes Atkinson’s investment in Georgia and says he has complied with state rulings on taxes and rates.
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Atkinson
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
The
Smith
A.M. Atkinson
State of
Georgia
Atlanta
Mr. Smith
Clown's Trick Fatal at Hip Broadway Hippodrome
James Murphy known as James Batnan a clown at the Hippodrome New York died at Flower hospital from a cartridge slapstick explosion used as a joke device. The device ruptured a neck vein during a rehearsal before an evening show, initially thought not fatal but proved lethal.
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James Murphy
New York
James M. Murphy
James Batnan
Hippodrome
Flower Hospital
Hipno
Colored Cumberland Presbyterian assembly meets in Kentucky
The thirty fourth general assembly of the Colored Cumberland Presbyterian church is in session at Mayfield Kentucky. The moderator election ended with F L McWilliams of Athens Alabama chosen. Prominent Cumberland Presbyterian leaders have been introduced as the session proceeds.
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Nashville
Teen
Thirty- Fourth
General Assembly
The
Colored Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Mayfeld
F. L. McWilliams
Athens
Ala
Inman & Company Bankruptcy Court Proceedings
In United States district court Judge Newman ordered James R. Gray of Atlanta and James F. McGowan of Augusta held bankrupt in the Inman & Company cases. Frances Jones Inman’s connection will be settled after Saturday hearings. Attorney Rosser assailed Grey’s role, and the court adjourned after lively debate on the estate’s receivership and a $200,000 claim.
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United States District Court
Newman
Inman & Company
James R. Gray
Atlanta
James F. McGowan
Augusta
Inman& Company
Kr. Gray
McGowan
Inman &Company
Frances Jones Inman
Dick Gray
Mr. Gray
Inman
Luther Z. Rosser
Pendleton
Rosser
Gray
Inmans & Company
Walker P. Inman
Mr. Inman
Iaman
James R. Grey
Alex King
Ben J. Conyers
Local department names Dawes chief Paymaster at Chickamaug a encampment
The Gulf 11 Wad announces Major W Dawes of the department is appointed chief Paymaster for the encampment to be held at Chickamauge Park in July. A Negro man is fined 310 78 for not properly caring for a vicious bulldog that attacked a Native copper colored Indian leaving claw marks. The dog’s muzzle was incomplete and the owner is admonished to improve it. The injured man was not seriously hurt. The Methodist Ministers Association session discusses a district dispensary and nursing body proposal to be revisited at Carnegie library. Kirkwood post office routes will shift mail to a carrier service after the regular weekly session, Edgewood PO handle mail collection. Foster Blodgett, Atlanta RCT, returns from the Philippines amid Atlanta friends and admiration. All Negro ministers are invited to attend the Vigilant Reform Band meeting at Fort Street Tabernacle to promote Christian reform in the race.
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Smith
Fifth Ward
H. M. Atkins Por
Georgia
H. M. Atkinson
Atlanta Street Railroad
Atlanta
Railroad Commission
W. H. Terrell
Department OF the
A. D. Booker
Recorder
Iad
Methodist Ministers’ Association
Carnegie Library
Foster Blodgett
RCT
Philippines
Tabernacle
Fort Uireet
Prohibition Convention Rejects Jesus Christ Preamble
In Seattle on May 25 the state prohibition convention rejected a proposal to add Jesus Christ as leader to the platform preamble. Ministers and delegates opposed the change saying it would provoke hostility among Jews and others. the platform also opposes social option as a compromise.
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Washington
Seattle
Wash
State Prohibition Convention
Jesus Christ
35 000 Miners Return to Work in Kansas City May 28
Representatives of the southwestern coal operato and miners signed a two year working scale and agreement governing mine conditions. The pact sends 35,000 coal miners in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Arkansas back to work and many mines plan to resume operations tomorrow as the controversy closes.
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Kansas City
Southwestern Coal Opera
Era
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Store News Listing for Cedar Chest and Tables
Classified ad notes various long high wide items including 21 to 37 inches with trays and 54 inches without tray. Cedar Chest described as suitable for seat with oak rim and gun metal hinge. Prices shown: $25.00 for sizes without trays.
Untrimmed Hats In Many Colors At Low Prices
Untrimmed hats in brown burnt orange black and navy offered this season with endless styling options through trims or ready to wear. Buyable plain hats or trimmed versions, priced at 50 cents for any hat after 8 pm, third floor.
Linens Special Today Offers Wide Range of Linen Goods
A local ad lists bundled linen deals including 28 inch fancy half linen at 25c, 30 inch all linen at 30c, 36 inch light to dark Blam linen at 45c, 36 inch check dress linen in multiple colors, 30 inch tan white and gray white blends, light blue 30 inch linen, various half linen and pongee items, and a large 90 inch wide all linen sheeting priced around 95c.
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Dees
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