Will Police Board Move Collin Street Hous es
Town eyes the police commissioners as they meet at 7:30 pm to decide on abating nuisance houses under the Washington street viaduct. Reported divisions mark the board with some members urging removal while others defend the dwellings as prudently policed. The grand jury has investigated, and actions loom from the council and education board.
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Po-Ice
Collins Street
Washington Street
Grand Jury
Old Line Street
Madison Avenue
Terminal Station
Police Board
Board of Education
General Council
Cadillacs Rally in Georgia Warns of 1909 Models
Nearly 300 Cadillacs are listed in Georgia advertisements promoting 1909 four and single cylinder models. Repair parts and service are urged through dealer JOHN A. SIBLEY located at 64 66 S Forsyth St in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Georgia
John A. Sibley
S. Forsyth St
Atlanta
Police Break Record For Prohibition Era Crimes
On Saturday evening and Sunday 164 caves were docketed by police, a record for the Prohibition era. From 3 pm Saturday to 8 am Monday, 64 city cases were filed, beat by the previous high of 51. One raid targeted a large crowd of Negroes, with similar prior raids. Several drunks, several blind tiger cases, many rows, and petty thefts accounted for the rest.
For the Wedding Here s the Silver Gift Idea
The piece promotes affordable wedding gifts from olive forks to tea service and silver platters. It emphasizes a wide stock of items at conservative prices and asserts modern silversmith produce first quality pieces at right prices, inviting choices for memorable keepsakes.
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Olr
Mandel Shoots Negro Knight at Decatur Street Pawnshop
Jimmie Knight, 22, colored, was seriously wounded yesterday near 6 pm at the Standard Loan Company on Decatur Street. Pawnshop clerk L A Mendal claims self defense after Knight drew a pistol. Knight was treated at Grady hospital for four wounds to shoulder, side, back and thigh. a rusty revolver was seized, no charges filed. Knight had a prior 30 day sentence and was reported roaming Ivy and Decatur recently.
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Jimmie Knight
Knight
Mandel
M. Rogowski
Tt Ig
Ana
M. George
Tye
Detective Roberts
Grady Hospital
Mantle
Ivy and
Decatur
Ivy Street
Administrators Appointed and Removed in Local Estate Case
Judge W D Filin named Frank Liebman temporary administrator of the William T Akers estate while 5 A Akers was removed as administrator after a suit by Bella Akers on behalf of her minor daughter Laura Akers alleging mismanagement and insolvency. Marie Allen Battle granted divorce from B Lawrence Battle, custody of two children, and right to remarry. Reuben Arnold represented plaintiff. Battle did not defend. Barnes runs for justice of the peace. Orr to seek reelection. Judge Pendleton returns to duties after tongue injury. Fulton grand jury convenes. police commissioners may be summoned regarding viaduct homes. Catholic churches in district cut music, plan male choirs replacing regular choirs.
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W. D. Filin
Frank Liebman
William T. Akers
A. Akers
Elly
Mr. Akers
Bella Akers
Laura Aker
Akers Curther
S.A. Akers
Battle
Marie Allen Battle
Cina
B. Lawrence Battle
Allenta OH and
Ferulzer Company
Georgia Railway and Electel Company
Tallater
Warren
Reuben Arnold
Mr. Battle
They Meet After Forty Three Years in Greenville
Mrs A yon Schulein and her daughter Miss Neile arrive in Greenville from London to visit Uncle Billie Smith, first meeting since September 1869. A newspaper advertisement in Lloyds London News revealed their addresses after forty three years of unknown whereabouts.
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Greenville
Tex
A Yon Schulein
Miss Neile
London
England
Billie" Smith
Lloyd London News
Holy Rollers Worship in the Police Court
In a police court session, fifty Holy Rollers led by Rev. Dorsey demonstrated their worship style for Recorder Broyles. They swayed, sang, and proclaimed devotion to their beliefs over a public disorder arrest, arguing they harmed no one. The recorder dismissed the cases, noting religion as a matter of opinion.
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South Georgia
Alexander Dorsey
Recorder
Goa
Auburn Ave
Mus
Sabveth
Peter
Christ
Dorsey
South Carolina
Georgia
Holy Rollers
Broyles
Inman Park Church Raises 1875 for Emory Endowment
Sunday at Inman Park Methodist Church raised 1875 for Emory College endowment. Rev J D Dickey delivered the sermon. Asa G. Candler led a 50000 subscription as a subscriber list showed members pledging varied amounts including 900 500 160 100 and smaller gifts from local names.
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Inman Park Methodist Church
Emory College
Jamee
Dickey
Methodist Institution
Inman Park
A. G. Candler
JM. Skinner
W. E. Hayne
F. Little
C. Dobbs
R. J. Saiuan
W. ©. Owens
Rev
H. B. Maye
J. Patti Gob
Ked HO
Hugh Acc ‘Owens
Colcutta, Ga
Mother Rescues Child From Clothing Fire in Georgia
Little Ninan Bridges, seven, daughter of Mrs. Albert Bridges, was burned when her clothing caught fire at home in Stone Mountain. Her mother, hearing screams, rushed in and wrapped her in a quilt, extinguishing the flames. Mrs. Bridges suffered burns to her hands while dousing the fire in the child's hair. None of the burns are dangerous.
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Stone Mountain
Ninan Bridges
Albert Bridges
Lieutenant Ned King Joins Sixth Field Artillery
Second Lieutenant Fadward P. King, United States Army, has reported to Fort Riley Kansas to join the Sixth Field Artillery. Former commander of the Governor Light Artillery of this city, he was top in examination, cutting to 145 pounds from 196, and has been stationed at Fort McPherson Barracks since November 5.
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Fadward P. King
United States Army
Fort Riley
Kansas
Sixth Field Artillery
King
Light Artillery
Hopkins Sells His Home to Attorney Jones for 10000
Attorney Linton C. Hopkins sold his residence at No 14 East Fourteenth Street to Attorney Habert J. Jones for 10000. Real estate agent Chet W. Ansley handled the sale. The lot fronts 50 feet on East Fourteenth with depths of 207 and 211 feet. Mr Hopkins moves to No 12 East Fifteenth Street.
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Robert H. Jones
Linton C. Hopkins
Habert J. Jones
East Fourteenth Street
Chet W. Ansley
Fourteenth Stret
Piedmont Park
Hopkins
East Fifteenth Street
Kodak Supplies And Finishing At Hawkes Stores
A. K. Hawkes Co promotes kodaks and finishing services at 14 Whitehall and 25 Peachtree, urging customers to visit the kodak department for the best quality at low prices.
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Kodaks
Kodak
A. K. Hawkes Co
Whitehall
Peachtree
Bell Telephone Directory ready for press revisions urged
The Bell Telephone Directory is prepared for press with instructions to call the manager today for changes or corrections. Main 9090 is listed, and the notice notes Union City’s growth backed by three million farmers.
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Bell Telephone
Two Remarkable Catches Of Bold Sneak Thieves
In police court yesterday morning two thefts were detailed. Dr. John Z. Lawshe chased a milk thief on Ivy Street and nabbed him after a sprint, while W. J. Stoddard and officer caught David Burns, a negro, stealing an overcoat from his car at 130 Peachtree Street. Burns faced $200 bond and state court larceny.
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John Z. Lawshe
W. J. Stoddard
Talmadge Byrd
Police Court
Ivy Street
Dr. Lawshe
Kelme
David Burns
Peachtree Street
Mr. Stoddard
Decatur Street
Moriarty’s Watch Mix Up Lands Him In Trouble
Tom Moriarty faced the recorder’s court over taking J. C. Blalock’s gold watch from a Jonesboro home. He claimed a drunk mistaken swap with his own silver watch, saying the incident was a misstep. Bond set at 200 dollars. Blalock declines to press charges.
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Moriarty
J. C. Blalock
Jonesboro
Tom Moriarty
Mr. Blalock
Haynes Street
Blalock
Tor Moriarty
Recorder’s Court
Mr. Rilalack
Bla
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Decater
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Berkele Newspaper
Negro Knight
Pendlen
J. T. Pendleton
Superior Court
Pendleton
Granda Jory Moex
Fulton County Grand Jury
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Montgomery
Ais
Dorsey E. Moorefield
Moorefield & Bishop, Insurance
Whitehall St
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Dr. Dickey
Ned King
Sixth Artillery
Stur Blocks
Oually Eiseman Bros
Baltimore, Md
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