Midnight Fire Destroys Clarke County Oil and Gin Plant
In Athens Georgia at Oconee Heights the Clarke County Oil and Gin plant burned to the ground by midnight. The seedhouse was destroyed and the gin burned out of control. The fertilizer house survived though waterlogged by the flames. Much machinery seed cotton and seed were lost. partial insurance covered the outlet. The plant’s logs estimate 315060 in damage. Ownership tied to James M Smith and A S Rhodes with Armstrong and Dobbs leasing the facility.
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Athens
Spenal
Clarke County Oil and Gin Company
Oconee Heights
James M Smith
Oglethorpe
A. 5
Rhodes
Clarke
Armstrong & Dobbs
Horses and mules in demand among Atlanta stockmen
Local stock dealers report continued strong demand for horses and mules for shipment to Murove by foreign government. Ragsdale Mule and Horse Co president says Atlanta dealers will keep buying to meet army needs, with prices around 100 to 140 dollars and animal specs 15 hands to 15 hands 3 inches, ages five to ten years.
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Atlanta
South
Murove
LN. Ragsdale
Ragsdale Mule and Horse Company
George Stroud
Iangas City
Four Negroes Injured In Auto Wreck At Waycross
Waycross Georgia November 6 two color men Berry Everett and Walter Gear IIett perhaps fatally and Edward Clarke and Earnest Smith seriously injured when an auto they were riding in turned turtle on Plant avenue extension a rear wheel broke and the car overturned pinning all four beneath all named are colored
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Waycross
Berry Everett
Walter Gear Iett
Edward Clarke
Earnest Smith
Whdeb
Plant Avenue Extension
George A Sims Opens Office for Himself
George A Sims, a veteran advertising man, has opened a new office at No 213 Grand Opera House building in Atlanta to handle advertising accounts. He previously led the plan and copy department at Massengate Advertising and came to Atlanta from New Orleans where he built a network of friends.
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George A Sims
Grand Opera House
Atlanta
Sims
Massengate Advertising Agency
New Orleans
Death of W H DeLoach in Pensacola Georgia kin in mourning
W H DeLoach formerly of Atlanta died Wednesday evening at his son A G DeLoach’s Pensacola residence. Funeral at Patterson’s chapel in Atlanta at 3 PM with interment West View. He fathered A A DeLoach, founder of DeLoach Mill Co of Atlanta, and left five sons and one daughter Jalla Lee DeLoach of Athens. Immortal 600 veteran, long-lived family. age near 65.
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W.H. DeLoach
Atlanta
South
Georgia
A G. Deloach
Pensacola
Patterson’s Chapel
West View
Mr. Deloach
A. A. Deloach
DeLowrh Mill Manufacturing Company
Jalla Lee DelLoach
Athens
A. DeLoach
Mapping Shoals
DeLoach
Pensacoa
Fla
Coteage
H. “DeLoach, of Knowville, and J .Deloach, of Jacksonville , Fla. Mose Debearick
Mr. DeLeach
Tie
Seventh
Georgia Cavalry
Moorehead City
John Debouch
W. H. DeLoach
Hanson Is Badly Cut While Shaving
Lead company superintendent H Hanson was badly cut shaving a piece of lead with a pocketknife Friday morning. He received a deep six inch gash and was taken to a doctor's office in the Grant building for treatment.
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Hanson
H. Hanson
Georgia Lead Company
Hast
Bishop Streets
Grant Building
Preacher Arrested Over Local License Charge
The Rev. R. C. Wooster, a Baptist minister, was locked up yesterday afternoon by Detectives Andrews and Coch for doing business without a license at Peachtrea Inn. He claimed to be an accredited agent of Pinkerton & Co of Chicago and said he joined the firm recently to collect accounts while previously aiding evangelical work in Atlanta. He was given a copy of charges by Chief Sanford, with a hearing set for Saturday afternoon.
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R. C. Wooster
Peachtrea Inn
Andrews
Cochran
Finkerton & Co
Chicago
Toe Allan
Len G. Broughton
Tabernacle
Atlanta
Camell
Pinkerton & Co
Wooster
Sanford
The Ham Tree Delights Atlanta Theatre Crowd
Sidney Ormond reports a large Atlanta crowd praised The Ham Tree at the Forsyth last night. McIntyre Heath and Miles Winnie Cris led a strong cast with clever humor and lively dancing, delivering a memorable performance through elaborately staged scenes and vivid Afro American humor.
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Miles Winnie Cris
Jack Crisp
Peg o My Heart at Atlanta with matinees Wed and Sat
The Atlanta presents Peg o My Heart next week with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. The same clever company from last season stars Blanche Hall in the reading case. The theater offers a Word contest with prizes valued at 175 dollars and box office information is available.
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keeMe Cacumenas
Atlanta
Blanche Hall
David Lamar Arrested in New York Hotel
New York November 6 David Lamar long pursued in removal to New York from the District of Columbia for impersonating a government officer to defraud multiple parties was arrested in a hotel corridor by Department of Justice agents. He faces a grand jury indictment for impersonating Congressman Palmer and other officials, with prior admissions to the lobby committee and earlier legal delays over whether a senator or congressman qualifies as a government officer.
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New York
David Lamar
District of Columbia
Bia
Department of Justice
William M. Offley
Lamar
Washington
Supreme Court For the District
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Lewis Cass Ledyard
J. P. Morgan & Co
United States Steel Corporation
Senate
Palmer
Riordan
Clark
Stone
Missouri
Bond
Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method
An advertisement promises home treatment for piles with immediate relief and speedy cures. It offers free trial samples and local references if requested, urging readers to write to Mrs. M Summers at Box P Notre Dame Indiana.
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M. Summers
Box P. Notre Dame
Ind
First Woman Senator Elected in Arizona
Prescott Arizona November 6 Mrs Frances Munda Democrat of Fayapal county will be Arizona s first woman state senator In Tuesday s election she led the entire democratic ticket
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Prescott, Ariz
Frances Munda
Fayapal County
Arizona
Trade Through Canal Shows Half US East West Traffic
Washington reports two months of Panama Canal traffic reveals about half of canal business moved in American bottoms from east to west ports. Six hundred thousand tons passed by October 18 including nitrates and manufactured goods. sixteen ships engaged in Pacific South America trade. coal and grain moves also noted. toll exemptions cited.
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Washington
Fanama Canal
United States
Congress
South America
Chile
Europe
America
Pacific Coast
British Columbia
Habaat
Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf of Mexico
China
Japan
Pacific
Wholesale Slaughter in Reynolds Ga. Leaves Dead and Wounded
A morning altercation along a cane patch near the Ricks plantation results in Ada Shines and her son Babe Brooks dead. Floyd Simmons has three gunshot wounds, his son Walter is blinded in one eye and in a precarious state. Simmons, who used an army rifle, has been arrested and is jailed in Butler. Brooks used a shotgun. Wounds to Simmons not feared dangerous.
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Reynolds
Ricks
Ada Shines
Babe Brooks
Floyd -Simmons
Walter
Brooks
Simmons
Butler
Big German Steamer Blown Up By Mine in Danish Waters
Copenhagen reports a large German steamer blasted south of Langeland in the Great Belt by a mine blamed on the Germans. Several crew members are missing. In recent weeks two German trawlers and another steamer were destroyed in the area. Danish mines are not present in these waters, having been collected earlier.
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Copenhagen
London
Langeland
Annexation of Epirus Declared by Greece
A Salonika dispatch reports Ozostappos, former governor of the Epirus port, addressed a proclamation to the Jeptrates announcing Epirus has been annexed by Greece. The measure marks a significant shift in regional control and signals Greek sovereignty over the area.
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Epirus
London
Salonik
Ozostappos
Jeptrates
Epirns
Greece
Massengale Stresses Advertising Value to Students at Tech
Et Elmo Massengale, president of Massengale Advertising, told Avants School of Commerce students at Georgia Tech last night that printed advertising alone costs 616,900 annually. He traced the agency’s 49 year origin, urged that advertising is built on human nature, not luck, and outlined six fundamentals: product, field, distribution, media, copy, and follow up.
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Et. Elmo Massengale
Massengale Advertising Agency
Avants School of Commerce
Georgia Techs
Massengale
Massengale Agency
United States
Europe
School of Commerce
Will Renew Efforts to Bring Innes Here
San Antonio officials plan renewed action to extradite Vic and E Innes and his wife to Georgia on charges of larceny after trust tied to missing Nelms sisters. Bond set at 20000 by Fulton county in indictments. Texas prosecution may proceed if writ of injunction fails.
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San Antonio
Vicor E. Innes
Marshall Nelms
John Starnes
Georgia
Dorsey
Fulton County Grand Jury
Innes
Marshall Neims
Atlanta
Texas
Nelms Sisters
Fine Weather to Persist in Atlanta Saturday
Weather forecast for Atlanta predicts continued fine conditions Saturday with a near 60 degree morning. It will warm to summer-like temperatures, with few clouds and light to fresh southerly winds, giving a June-like feel. Sunday is expected to stay pleasant as well.
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Atlanta
Jackson Will Preach at Central Baptist Sunday
In the absence of Pastor Dr. C. A. Hidley who is at a meeting at First Baptist Denton Texas Rev J Frank Jackson will preach at both services at Central Baptist Church Sunday Visitors welcome The Lord's Supper will be observed at the 11 o'clock service.
Woman Suffrage Wins in Atlanta Law School Debate
The Atlanta Law School debating society ruled in favor of woman suffrage as a remedy for Georgia's troubles. Mrs M Castleton of New York delivered the best impromptu speech supporting the affirmative. Debaters listed include Henry Grady Bell J W Ward and S A Lokey for the affirmative and Hewett W Chambers C I Guess and F A McWhorter for the negative.
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Atlants Law School
Georgia
M. Castleton
New York
Atlanta Law School
Castleton
Henry Grady Bell
J. W. Ward
A. Lokey
Hewett W. Chambers
F. A. McWhorter
Installation Service at Cathedral Sunday
The installation of Rev J. R. Atkin son, the new dean, will take place at St. Phillip's Cathedral next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. The public is cordially invited. The evening service begins at 7 29 with an address to the passer by from the cathedral steps. The regular church service is at 8 o'clock. Next Sunday's sermon title is Charity Is a Name or a Thing.
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J. R. Atkinson
St. Phillp’s
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