Marriage license reform bill advances in Georgia
Dr L Embry of Villa Rica drafts a measure to require physicians’ certificates of health for marriage license applicants. The proposal, to be introduced by Senator elect J T Hixon, mandates rigid exams, age limits, sound mind, and absence of tuberculosis or infectious disease.
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L Embry
Villa Rica
General Assembly
Georgia
JT Hixon
Carroll County
Biš
Phisielam
Fmbry
Fmbus
Car Crash on Peachtree Street Involves Multiple Drivers
A three car collision at Peachtree and Sixth streets involved Lorrest Haberts driving into Mr McCulloughs car, forcing a wheel off and pushing it toward another vehicle driven by Forrest Roberts. Roberts’ impact also damaged Reed Browns car, with minor injuries reported to Brown and others. Vic Brown escaped with only bruises and scratches. The incident caused about ten dollars in damage to Brown's car.
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Suniper Street
Nion
Lorrest Haberts
McCulloush
Peachtree
Sixth Streets
Muullougn
Peachirer Road
Sixth Street
Forrest Roberta
Roberts
Reed Brown
Vwccullen
Vic Browns
Musicians Celebrate Anniversary At Atlanta Local 148 Event
Atlanta Local 148 of the American Federation observed the twelfth anniversary with a night program at the Atlanta Verein. An 11 oclock entertainment featured a 14% finely trained orchestra and vocal selections by Sadie Tercivil with Patohy Vre Smith. Lars Karsten delivered a memorial address and Whamstrane, state organizer, spoke along with HO Wool, 148 vice president.
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Atlanta
M48
Sadie Tercivil
Smith
Wax
Coleman
Lars Karsten
Atlanta Federation
Whamstrane Star
HO Wool
Kodak seller lists price range and hawks orders
A fragmented OCR item describes Kodak products with prices from 1 to 12 dollars and a $5 line. References to a buyer or seller and a list of Kodak items suggest a small sale notice. Names and places are unclear but the piece centers on pricing and purchase availability.
Grocers and Butchers Plan Great Parade for June 4
Atlanta grocers and butchers meet at Taft hall to finalize plans for a large parade on June 4 promoting Wednesday noon closing during June July and August. More than 800 attendees including EL Adams J D Simmons and Harry L Schlesinger back the movement as key leaders and coordinators prepare three miles of decorated wagons and multiple contingents from wholesalers packers and clerks to march.
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Atlanta
Taft Hall
EL. Adams
Harry L. Schlesinger
John Smth
Fulton County
F Kamper
Narnun & Bailey
Sy Shalrman
Winberg
McC
Burtor
Oh Merritt
WeNair
Byers
Wayone
Washington Hunter
Mitchell
Whitehall
State Capitol
Commission
Kamper
E L Adams
Smith
Harry L Schlesinger
John WcCullough
Olin Stamps
E Rogers
Joan Bratton
Georgia Retail Merchants Association
Flagler's Millions Left to Widow in Florida Will
The St Augustine article reports on a 1898 will filing naming J R Parrott as trustee and the widow receiving the bulk of a 1600000 estate. Trusts run five years with Parrott Beardsley and William R Kee ton as trustees. widow gets 10000 annually, Flagler stock allocated to son and various bequests to colleges and churches.
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St Augustine
Tila
Wieney Ve Blagier
Florida
Parrotts
Bs JR Parrott
Beardsley
William R Keeton Trag
Plagler
Harry Flagler
Bfr
Flagler
Ben Jersey
Aimilten College of
Clintn
Flagter
Beardsie
New York
Stinson Speaks for Schools in New York
May 2 New York speech by Rohard B Stinson head of Santa Normal and industrial school praises Southern wealth for aiding education. He argues graduation is salvation for Negro youth and asserts the South leads permanently, while Dr R C Ransom J McDonald and Dr A R Cooper also spoke.
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New York
Speuar
Rohard B
Stinson
Santa Normal and Industrial Cel Yixe
Nfe
RC Ransom J McDonald
Kansas
Woh
Gils
A R Cooper
At the Theaters: Billy Long Stars in St Flmo at Atlanta
This afternoon Miss Billy Long and associates present a cent matinee of St Flmo at the Atlanta Theatre. The production is praised as a favorite with stock patrons and the scenic effects are wonderful. The cast including Wiss Long and Mr Yall delivers surpassing performances. The play runs all week with nightly shows and a Saturday matinee.
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Tername
Billy Long
Atlanta
Wiss Long
Mr Yall
The Irish Queen Headlines Forsyth This Week
The Irish Queen headlines the Forsyth this week offering her longtime act with modern numbers added in headline fashion. Howard the Scotch ventriloquist Casare Nes and the local Madden and Fitzpatrick duo deliver notable acts while Kirk and Forgarty win audience favor.
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Arne Proravin
Maggie Cline
Howard
Madden and
Fitzpatrick
Kirk
Forgarty
Court of Appeals of Georgia Case Fragments Jobs and Parties
Disjointed docket fragment shows multiple entities including Molite Japanle, Central of Georgia Railway Company, Lila Insurance, Pearl Ho Ragan, Lee WM Atkinson, Kennedy, Calvert Mortgage and Epestt Company, Woodverine Seap Company, Grady Mayor and Alder men of the City of Sagan vahov, Chatham WoO Gearreld, Mrs Po Woodr, Trev Canela, McCormack Tribuoy Seraco, Flora Maal, and Fulton based firms.
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Molite Japanle
Central of Georgia
Ra Ine Company
Warhington Cluzahs Sailena
Lila Insurance Company
Pearl Ho Ragan
Lea
Atkinson
Kennedy
Thomas RC Coline Y
Auguela Aiken Halfway An Electric Corporation
Frm Richmond Wow Daels
Wwaltamié Mira AU. Moore Y
Calvert Morigage
Ana Epestt Company
Ben HH
Woodverine Seap Company
RT Sellers
Grady
Sagan
Chatham
Po Woodr
Canela
OA McCormack
Tribuoy Seraco
Flora Maal Blader
Grote A Railwaare Company
Fulton
Usle Mangum Et al
Jim Manox
Fulton CW Franklin Te
Cos Ford
Flova
Phone your want ads and choices to Main 5000
A brief notice instructs readers to place want ads and choices by calling Main 5000 or At inta 109 for phone orders and assistance. The wording reflects telephonic classified listings guidance and local service contact details.
Grandstand collapse injures crowd at Shorter College
Remeda May 7 A tier of an improvised grandstand at Shorter College collapsed during As You Like It on the campus forest near the college. About 1000 spectators watched as the tier fell a few feet from the ground sparing a worse disaster. The event ended with a brilliant banquet and diplomas for fifteen young women. A special Southern train carried hundreds of students to Atlanta for final departures to homes across Georgia.
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Remeda
Shorter College
E M Poteat
Furman University
Atlanta
Middle
South
Georgia
Chiford LCdwards Escapes Ulton County Farm
A notice reports Chiford LCdwards escaped from Ulton County Industrial Farm on the 26th instant. He is about 120 pounds, five feet nine inches tall, eighteen years old, with slightly dark hair fair skin freckles a scar above the left eye and a six year old picture attached for identification.
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Chiford
Ulton County
Missing Teen Tot From Hapeville Sparks Local Appeal
A 15 year old with red curly hair blue eyes stands about 5 feet tall and weighs around 120 pounds. Seen near Kitz Kagalmacher, authorities request help from AE MEANS Supt in Hapeville Georgia to locate her.
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Kitz Kagalmacher
Interstate Commerce Commission Plans Railway Valuation
The Interstate Commerce Commission held a conference with presidents and directing heads of major American railways. The commission presented its valuation ideas, which were accepted by the railway leaders who pledged to cooperate and begin their part of the work immediately in line with the outlined plan.
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Interstate Commerce” Commission
Missouri fire companies face restraining order bid
Attorney General Barker filed in the state district court a brief supporting a petition for a writ of quo warranto to stop foreign fire insurance firms from withdrawing from Missouri. He contends the firms have no powers here beyond fire insurance and seeks a restraining order plus fines for allegedly agreeing to withdraw.
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Teterpon City
Goners Barker
Diecrete
Guy Warrantoeek
Missouri
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B L Embry
Peachtree ST
John McCullough
Grocers
Ape
Hardwick
Atlanta, Ga
St Elmo
Keith Vaudeville
Court OF Appeals OF
Uni
Hak
College Forest
Hapeville, Ga
Wichlands
Fioriaa
Pasco County
Dewborn
Adenta
North
Poracth Street
Tampa Bay Land
Tampa, Fis
Americus
Georgie
Decatur
Adriatic
Zyman & Gonnor
Equitable Guilding
Roff Sims
Fourth National Bank
Bell Phone
Foote & Davies CO
Pryor St
Edgewood Ave
Kennesaw Avenue
B. M. Grant & CO. Grant Building
Rhodes
A. G. Rhodes & Son
Alexander Lumber Company
South Pryor Street
Southern Railway
Grant Building
Greaglas & Floyd
James S. Floyd
Atlanta National Bank
Ashby Street
F. Elliott
Atlanta Nat'l Bank
John H. James
Maita Lodge
UDF & AM
Masonic
Peachties
Cain Streets
Walter R Bush
MO W Myers
Ssee
Union Depot
Georgia Railroad
Harry G Pooles
Robert J Guinn
Peter F Jones
Stewart
T M Armistead
D J Ray
W E McCalla
Fife
Manse T Fife
J A Fife
Walter W Fife
J C Fife
H A Fife
W B Fife
Edward
J T Gibson
Central Presbyterian Church
West View
Barclay & Brandon CG
Ivy Street
Corner Baker
Bell
Ivy
West
Harry G. Poole
New “Funeral Home
Pryor Street
Ean
Atlanta Floral CO
East Fair
Loyal Order OF Moose
M. McKenzie
James St
Hughes
Atlanti
J. D. Hughes
Third Nets Bank
Broad St
Great Western Railway of England
Great Britain
FRGR
HL. Brewster
Arthur Heymas Uurdey
Brewater
Hacreil
Lryman
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