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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1914

Page

2

Wife Charges Husband Plotted for Divorce in Savannah Court

Laura May of Savannah presented affidavits denying her husband’s divorce petition. The case hinges on an Atlanta affidavit alleging a friend lured Mrs May into a compromising trap to provoke a divorce. The scene centers on alleged manipulation and the quest for alimony and child custody.

Atlanta Savannah Laura May May Third Street Tory Sand Ma Bedaive

Custody Battle Over Boy Sparks Judge Gavel Request

In a Sidney division superior court on Saturday morning a custody case between Wreat Who John Pops Martin and Mrs Martin over their 8 year old son Reo Ruyst spilled into the courtroom. The child clung to his father who struggled to buy the judge a gavel but could not. Judge Pendelton ruled in favor of Mrs Martin and the Martins seek divorce.

Courtre Ni Sidne Pendertons Superior Court Wraut John Pops Martin Reo Ruyst Marti Tie Beean Roys Rves Bny Yan Cindy Martin Gail Roy Peniciton Martins Martin Byes

Charges Dropped Against Allman Linked to Divorce Case

Detectives dismissed charges against Igusind Tereeny and Paul Vo Amin of 11 Cain Street, arrested Tuesday. Allegations tied to pending divorce proceedings. investigation found first wife remarried, leading to the case being dropped.

Igusind Tereeny Paul Vo Amin Cain Street Taursdiy Fune Vrs Allman Aainst Ham

Heroic Rev Hall Wins Carnegie Medal for Widow

Rev W A Hall died after rescuing Lafayella Worley from a gas filled well in Sugar Valley. Hall’s act earned the Carnegie Medal. his widow Mrs Rebecca G Hall receives a $59 monthly death benefit and their daughter Semiti benefits until 18. Worley died from injuries. Hall attended Mercer University and served as a Baptist minister and teacher. Surviving relatives include Mrs Hall, a mother, sisters and brothers, and Hall’s son-in-law supervisor in Calhoun.

Calhoun Wooa Ho Sugar Valley Ikane Riaager Lafayella Worley Worley Hall Worfe Hall Jararn Urnegie Hero Fund Commission V Worlew Rebecca G Hall Hill Taltoun Mra W J Hall A Hall Lanather Decatur W A Hall Big Widow Semiti Hall

Frisco Exposition Ready by February Twentieth

Governor Slaton receives telegram from Panama Pacific President Moore confirming the exposition will be completed by February 20, 1915 and gates opened then. Moore dispels Georgia postponement rumors noting ninety five percent completion and strong international participation despite the European war. The event promises record participation, increased attendance, and substantial impact on American trade.

Slaton C. C. Moore Moore Slaten Gaorfia

Promises Today Cited In Precedent For Influence

The fragment notes promises today, regardless of a stated belief that they will bear a commercial influence as precedent. It references ongoing debates about how commitments affect market actions and public expectations. The text mentions broader implications for policy and business, though specifics are unclear due to OCR gaps.

25 Counties Carried By the Progressives In Georgia Election

In Georgia's last Tuesday election with 72 000 ballots cast, official returns show Senator Hoke Smith under two thirds. A H Utm recorded totals. 25 counties backed C W McClure, 38 backed G R Hutchens, and Mr Hardwick trailed. Smith's total 48 423, McClure 83 578, Hardwick 45 023, Hutchens 92 108 as more counties reported.

Capitol Hoke Smith H_Utm C W McClure Smiths G R. Hutchens Harddincks Smiths Totel Ate McClure Hardwick G R Hutchens

Save Your Hair Danderine Promises Cure for Dandruff

An ad urges readers to buy Knowlton’s Danderine to combat dandruff and hair loss. It claims a 25 cent bottle restores lustre, softness, and new hair growth within weeks, promising a fuller, glossier scalp and fewer itching sensations.

Knowlton

Burial of W H DeLoach Held Saturday

Funeral services for W H DeLoach were held Saturday at 3 o'clock from Paterson chapel with Spalding officiating. Interment followed at West View Cemetery. remains were brought from Pensecal, Florida. Pallbearers included A G De Loach, Dr A G DeLoach of Atlanta, Dr B R J W H Ds Teach of Experiment, John Cunningham, WA Parker, BR Padgett Sr., and W F Parkhurst of Atlanta. DeLoach relatives noted as cousins and nephews attended.

DeLoach Pattersong Chapel Spalding West View Cemetery Pensecalt Fly A. G de Loach Lawin DeLoach A G de- Loach Atlanta J HW Experiment John Cunningham WA Parker BR. Padgett Sr Parkhurst A G Deloach BR J 4 DeLoach

Catarrh of Throat Relieved Gives Peruna the Credit

Prag u Okla howa reader recounts relief from catarrh of the throat after suffering cold and coughs. After many doctors and medicines failed, Peruna produced noticeable improvement within four days and a bottle led to ongoing relief, prompting continued use and availability of Peruna Tablets in the home.

Peruna Pragu Oklahowa Ines

Hysterical mother disrupts Superior Court scene

Mrs Hattie E Nash caused a disturbance in Judge Pendleton’s court Saturday morning clutching four children as her husband and she fight for custody. She fainted when another case opened, terrified the proceedings would expose her case sidelined by attorney absence. She was revived in an ante room after the outburst.

Hattie E Nash

Miss Etta Hardaman Honored by Veterans at Ansley Hotel

At Wheelers Corps Confederate Cavalry meeting at Hotel Ansley, Miss Fita Hardaman received two gold bracelets from the Georgia Brigade of Confederate Cavalry. Colonel John Prather presented the gift. Miss Hardaman spoke warmly of the gesture and its meaning. Sixes-era soldiers, their wives and daughters attended, headed by Lt Commander Lavender R Hay.

Veterans of Wheelers Corps Hotel Ansley Fita Hardaman No 49 North Boulevard Georgia John Prather

Bookstaber To Address Jewish Alliance In Atlanta

Philip Bookstaber of Washington DC special agent of the department of Tabor and Albert Herskowitz editor of The American Jewish Review will address the Atlanta Zionist Society on Zionist topics this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Jewish Educational Alliance 90 Capitol avenue. Full attendance of members anticipated and Zionists and the public are invited to attend.

Philip Bookstaber Washington, DC Department of Tabor Albert Herskowitz American Jewish Review Atlanta Zionist Society Jewish Educational Aliance Capitol Avenue

Brookhaven Oglethorpe Company Charter Filed

In Superior Court the incorporators Tigner Charles P Glover and William Hurd Hulger seek a charter for the Brookhaven Oglethorpe company. The plan calls for transferring property valued at 500000 dollars near the Capital City Country Club and Oglethorpe University site in north Fulton County. The capital stock set is 80000 dollars.

IT Tigner Charles P Glover William Hurd Hulger Superior Court Brookhaven-Oglethorpe Company Capital City Country Club Oglethorpe University North Fulton County Brookhaven Oglethorpe Company

Atkinson to Be Installed as Dean at St Philip’s Cathedral

Rev John H. Atkinson will be installed as dean of the Episcopal cathedral this morning at 11 oclock with Bishop K Nelson officiating. The service and charges will be delivered at St Philip’s in Atlanta. Atkinson, formerly master of a New York church and rector in Scranton, is praised for his personality and delivery. The cathedral also hires Sidney H Cooper of London as new choir master and organist to organize a boy choir.

John H. Atkinson Episcopal Cathedral Kaclock K Nelson St Philips Cathedral Hunter Washington Streets Nelson Atkinson New Bd Philip Sidney H Cooper London

No Organ Concert Today At Auditorium Armory

Notification states no free organ concert this afternoon as Auditorium Armory is occupied by the American Roads Congress. If the hall is ready by next Sunday the concert will occur. otherwise concerts resume the following Sunday.

Auditorium Armory American Roads Congress

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Allman W. A. Hall John M. Slaton Progressives Pyramid Drug Company Pyramid Hidg J.B. Bowen Forsythst Whitehall W. H. Deloach Amalie Ruzigka Prague Oklahoma J. W. Carhart San Antonio Texas Medical Progress Louisville Echman Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia Etta Hardaman Bookstaber Jewish Alliance Massengale Advertising Agency Candler Bldg Atlanta, Ga
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