Missing Georgia Conductor In Atlanta Sparks Search
Augusta native W. S. Culpepper, 24, a Georgia Railroad freight conductor, vanished after telling friends he would report for train No. 270. Relatives, police, and hospitals were checked. a substitute was used for the trip and a wide city search followed, with his morals and record noted as exemplary.
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W. S. Culpepper
Augusta
Georgia
Culpepper
Atlanta
Hig Song
Ate
Tanta
Georgia Railroad
Sulpepper
Adlm
Onigin
Commission at work on car schedules
The state railroad commission spent hours in executive session reviewing proposed changes to the local street car system schedule. Details and figures from the Georgia Railway and Power Company were examined at length, with another session planned today. The board aims to issue a new order that will adjust schedules and improve street car service.
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State Railroad Commission
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Rescue from Drink Told by George S Copes at Mission
George S Copes will recount his conversion after a drunken past two years ago at the Tulsa Rescue Mission. He will describe his police record and narcotics use before finding sobriety, now dedicating his life to guiding others away from drink and degenerate behavior at tonight’s anniversary event.
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Copes
George S.copes
Tulsa Rescue Mission
Mr. Cones
Union Rescue Mission
Livgeone Mission
Ee Duimkards
Tonighy
Velock
Plans For Chattanooga Trip By Chamber Of Commerce
Arrangements are complete for a special chamber of commerce trip to Chattanooga to inspect a permanent exhibit by the Chattanooga Manufacturers' association and to consider inaugurating a similar exhibit in Atlanta. The train leaves Union Depot at 8:00 AM on the Western and Atlantic line, reaching Chattanooga at 12:53 PM.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chattanooga Manufacturers’ Association
Atlanta
Tnion
Atlanti
Chattanooge
ChattaiwRa
Athenia
Chattanooga
Ute
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Oil Men Meet in Atlanta Again for 1913 Convention
The Interstate Association of Oil Mill Superintendents will hold its 1913 convention in Atlanta the week of June 4 at the Auditorium. About 490 representatives from six southern states are expected, doubling last year’s turnout. J T Burress leads the local auxiliary with F E Myers as secretary. The program includes meetings, a Wednesday smoker, Forsyth Theater visit, and Friday barbecue at East Point.
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Atlanta
Taft Hall
J. T. Burress
Burrese Engineering Company
Empire Building
Auxilary
and & Myers
Southern Engineer
T. Holmes
Shellman
Fred Houser
Loureau
Holmes
Forsyth Theater
East Point
Yates Visited by Atlanta Woodmen Listeners
Sovereign Secretary John T. Yates of Omaha was hosted by the Atlanta Woodmen Camp No. 86 in an informal reception. Dignitaries including Dr F L Rosenthal and William A Roane welcomed him as 60 Georgia camps were represented. The pair plan a city tour before departing for Columbus and the biennial Woodmen of the World convention in Jacksonville on June 10.
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Order of Woodmen of the World
Ele Sovetelan
John T. Yates
Omaha
Neb
Cable
J. C. Rooy
Order
Particwarly
F. L. Tosenthal
Columbus
Dia
Heat Counsel
Woutmen
Georgia
Yates
Rosenthal
William A. Roane
Newton Phllipps
Tse Loyal Lodge
Joseph Cullen Root
Atlanta
Root
Woodmen of the World
Jacksonville
Penal reform urged by Major A H Ulm
Major A H Ulm executive secretary to Governor Brown urges penal reform to empower judges to suspend misdemeanor sentences and some trivial cases. He argues for independent sentencing, release of poverty-stricken defendants who cannot pay fines, and removing the burden on the poor while the rich escape. He cites current law forces fines or jail with no release mechanism for unpaid fines.
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A. H. Uim
Brown
Judrex
Stein
Major Lim
Manare
Sato Major
Tie
Chicago Supply House Opens Atlanta Office
Parhnart Brothers and Spindler, Chicago type and printers supply house, announce purchase of Dodson Printers Supply and open a loaned Atlanta office on South Forsyth Street. BR H McArthur will head the Atlanta office with C R McCormack overseeing Dodson’s department. Additional staff include P Richardson M J LaHatte J L Beall J D McFadden and H Davis.
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Parnhart Brothers & Spindler
Chicago
Sunny Hole
Dodson Printers’ Supply Company
Atlanta
South
South Forsyth Street
BR. H. McArthur
Ferr
Eac
Dodson
Amon
P . Richardson
M. *J. LaHatte
J. L Beall
3. D. McFadden
H. Davis
Summer Fares to Resorts via Central of Georgia Railway
Lake Mountain and Seashore resorts offer reduced round trip fares daily from May 15. Tickets available at principal offices for travel to summer resorts in the North South East and West and to cities New York Sea ton Baltimore and Philadelphia via Savannah and steamships. For total fares conditions train service times ask nearest ticket agent or write to W H Fees District Passenger Agent Atlanta.
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Gentral of Georgia Railway
New York
Seaton
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Savannah
Central of, Georgia Railway
Praseingey
Atlanta
Well Filled Special Train Bears Atlanta Veterans to Reunion
A special Western and Atlantic train left Union depot at eight yesterday carrying Confederate Veterans from Atlanta and nearby to a Chattanooga reunion. Eleven coaches were near full with veterans, wives, daughters, and sons of veterans. Camps marched into the station, veterans listening to martial music as they anticipated the reunion.
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Atlanta Veterans
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Union
Atlants
Chattanooga
Klack Knocked Unconscious by Electric Flash
Patrolman L J Klack of the local force was knocked unconscious by an electric shock from a flashing wire at the Houston and North Pryor streets corner early Tuesday. A lightning flash struck the line as he reported to the main office, leaving him unconscious for several hours before passersby carried him to his rooms.
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Klack
Houston
North Pryor
L. J. Klack
Loral Fores
Als
Peacock Fleet School To Close Thursday Exercises
The Peacusk Fleet school will close Thursday evening at 3 15 in the auditorium on West Fourteenth Street. Athletes will receive emblems for the school teams and the annual declamatory contest will be held. Participants include D B Osborne Frank Weldon J A Waeyt J M Coleman Lewis Sams and A W Powsil. a gold medal goes to the winner. Patrons and friends are invited.
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Peacusk- Fleet School
West Fourteenth Street
D. B. Osborne
Frank Weldon
J. A. Waeyt
J. M Coleman
Lewis Sams
A. W. Powsil
Dollar Cameras Price List From A K Hawkes Co Kodak Dept
Brownie cameras priced from 91 to 12 dollars offer affordable options for photography. Customers are invited to request the catalog and new finishing price list from A K Hawkes Co Kodak Dept located at 14 Whitehall.
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A. K. Hawkes Co. Kodak Dept
Whitehall
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Missy Hitt
Sovereign
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A. H. Ulm
Chicago Supply House
Peacock-Fleet School
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Dept. 17-S
Resinol
Caroline B. Laughlin
Pleasant St. Mt. Alrey
E. G. Willingham
Dozier & Gay
Trust Company OF Georgia
Equitable Building
Pryor Street
Men and Religion Bulletin
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Judas
Christ
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