Public outcry sale and charter amendment requests in Fulton County
Court order announces a public outcry sale on the first Tuesday in June 1915 in Fulton County for a tract in City of Atlanta with a house, description beginning at West Fair Street. Also included is a petition to Secretary of State for Cotton States Insurance Company to amend its charter increasing capital to one million dollars and changing the company name to First Cotton States Insurance Company, with stockholder meeting details and legal notices.
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Court of Oratinary
Fulton County
Said
Tega
Wala County
William Flynn
Main County
Ith
Georgia
Chapel Street
Atlante
West Fair
G .Vinson
Mary Shielde
Secretary of State
Cook’s
Futton County
Honorette
Pumip
Cook
Cotton States Insurance Company
State of
Cotton State Insurance Company
Asl Company
le Gorton States First Insurance Company
Board of Directors
Atlanta Constitution
Sheriffs
Walen
Furron
Cmmaty
Harvie Jordan
HW. K. Cole
Brown & Randolph
Parker & Scott
the Mortgage Bond Co
New York
Atlanta
Empire Lidg
Luckie Lodge
Thomas E. Hanbury
TB. Collings
Sardon Street
W. D. Luckle Lodge
West View Cemetery
Cates
W. M. J. M Hunnicutt
State OF Georgia
Edict Court
W. D. Ellis
Arnold Broyles
Hina Care Bailey
E. C. Bailey
Superior Court
Anid Court
Hewlett & Dennis
Regnault Salome Sells for 105600 France francs
Paris May 30 The sensational sale of the Landolenc Carcanogs collection began with Alexandre Regnaults Salome selling to Knoedier the French price of 628000 francs about 195600 dollars. The work drew national interest as Regnault was killed in 1871 at Buzenval and citizens sought Louvre ownership. The bid ended amid groans as the big dealer won, leaving disappointment Louvre would miss the masterpiece.
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Paris
Marquis Landolenc Carcanogs
Alexandre Regnault
Salome
Knoedier
France
Regnault
Buzenval
Baris
Louvre
Waiting for Girl He Was Shot Dead
Lloyd Jackson a wealthy Houston youth is dead after a shooting attributed to D M Moody who faced a murder charge. Moody says he fired believing a prowler threatened his daughter as Jackson waited for his fiancée near a Moody home. Moody's daughter is prostrated by the tragedy.
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Houston
Tex
Lloyd Jackson
D. M. Moody
Moody
Jackson
Miss Moody
Moody's
Delegates Set For New York Republican Convention
New York will send 90 delegates split Roosevelt 32 Taft 2 and uninstructed. Ticket demand soars with $50 to $100 street value. Over 109,000 ticket requests received by officials and the Republican national committee. Colonel New has 10,000 letters and W Upham 5,000. each national committee member reports 1,000 to 3,000 requests. Tickets issued Monday June 17 with allotments and visitor caps for each committeeman.
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New
Comomittes
Colonel New
W. Upham
Chicago
Haae
Convention Chairman A Leading Attorney
Hon John W Bennett of Waycross presided as temporary chairman at Wednesday's state convention. The veteran lawyer played a leading role in the deliberations and was praised for his poised leadership throughout the session.
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John W. Bennett
Waycross
Bennett and lawyers listed in Georgia brief
A clipped fragment notes attorney names in Georgia with Mr Bennett among legal figures. The obscurity of text limits details but indicates legal proceedings or representation involving Mr Bennett and local Georgia lawyers.
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Bthi
Georgia
Bennett
Automobile collision leaves wagon overturned in accident
A motorist named Phillip Has Kell allegedly blinded by a glare failed to see a wagon, causing a collision that sent the car into the wagon and turned it over. Seriously injured individuals were reported at the scene tonight.
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Phillip
Haskell
Taft Delegates Getting Wobbly
Taft delegates show wavering signals in Alaska home rule efforts as Wickersham pushes reform. Clark leads Florida contest with a 500 vote edge over Hilburn in Tuesday’s primary returns. Minnesota shows Wilson with a growing lead in the Duluth convention alignment.
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Wickersham
Alaska
Frank Clark
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Clark
Sam J. Hilburn
Wilson
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
F. B. Lynch
Duluth
Mr. Lynch
Bryan
Tim” Woodruff
New York
Kings County
Chicago
Taft
Timothy le Woodruff
Tammany Braves
Baltimore
Tammany Hall Organization
Braves
Col
Roosevelt
New
Mr. Upham
Ohio
Washington
Burton
Arthur I. Vorheys
Champ Clark
Kentucky
Louisville
Oille James
Henry Watterson
Watterson
Bishop Gunn Embraces the Atlanta Spirit in Jackson Rally
In a Jackson booster rally, Rt. Rev. John Gunn, former Bishop of Natchez Mississippi, hailed Atlanta as the South’s most progressive city. He recalled boosting training in Atlanta, praised its capital and people, and urged Mississippi to catch the Atlanta spirit to advance the state. President Markham of Illinois Central also spoke at the event.
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Ner Dene
Father Gunn
John
Gunn
Natchez
Mies
Atlanta
Jackson
Mise
Markham
Illinois Central
South
Mississippi
Nice
Rome
Paris
Bishop Gunn
Wife Calls Police to Arrest Husband After Alleged Abuse
Mrs Alberta Richards at 126 Cooper Street summoned police at 11 30 last night. Officers found her on the front porch crying and arrested her husband, Richards, a newspaper man, after he denied the allegations and blamed the mother in law. He was held without bond until Friday court.
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Alberta Richards
Cooper Street
Richards
Masons Banquet at Piedmont Hotel
The Scottish Rite convocation closed with a banquet at the Piedmont hotel where hundreds of prominent Masons and guests gathered. Special guests included two of the three living Initiates of 1882, A. S. Eichberg and Harry Stockdell. The newly initiated class numbered about 80 and spokeps included 33rd degree and 32nd K C C H members. Funeral notices follow for Mrs. A. O. Jackson, Charles D. Smith, and Curtis Jones with services planned in Dalton and Macon.
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Piedmont Hotel
A. S. Elchberg
Atlanta
Harry Stockdell
Athans
Fulias to Leave Washington for Chicago for Meeting
Mrs Hilles plans to depart Washington on June 5 for Chicago as the national committee prepares to decide seating of contested delegations, with insiders noting her husband’s likely nomination influence and her ties to the president’s campaign. The report links Hilles to the campaign chairmanship and committee activities, while delegates discuss seating disputes in Greensboro and rising party dynamics.
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Mites
Hilles
National Committee
Mrt
Fulies
Washington
Chicago
North Carolina Greensboro
Foodrow
Wil
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Bell Phone Main
IRGIA
Cummins
Wrightsville Beach
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A. O. Jackson
F. W. Elrod
Grant Street
Poole’s Chapel
Dalton, Ga
Charles D. Smith
Cheshire Road
Curtis Jones
Knoxville
Macon
JL. Jones
Rawson Street
Fany T
Broad St
John J. Woodside
Auburn Ave
Peachtree Road
W. E. Worley
Empire
Edgewood Ave
Ivy
Courtland
Roff Sims & CO
Fourth National Bank
Bell Phone
Pace’s Ferry
Judge Lamar
McLendon Bros
Auburn Avenue
Bell M
ATL
Geo. P. Moore
Woodward Lumber CO
Max
Prises
Cinch
F. S. Cox
J M., Meisenen
T. A. Lovelace
Hay Culberson
H. Arnold
Jd. Ray
Belk
W. D. Luckie Lodge
A. M
The
Brave
H- M. Clayton
Peachtree Creek
R. M. Clayton
Georgia State Board of Embalming Ith
L. H. Burghard
C. L. Torbett
Columbus
W. Edward Platt
Tresaurer
Augusta
Brewster
Albert Howell, Jr
Hugh M. Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey
Connell
Chiert
Josephine St
DeKalb Ave
Whiteford
Fort St
Hometon
Fain
Wée Rood Ave
Alaska Ave
Highland Ave
East Ave
English Ave
Bellwood Ave
Kens Aecy St
Atwood
Gaorder &T
Greensferry Ave
Avon Ave
Lee St
Mildred St
Brookline St
Murphy Ave
Stewart Ave
RM Clayton
Woolley
R Victor Sauttertvin
Adams
Grighton-Shumaner
Artnam
Rhulrity
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