Injuries in Four Atlanta Auto Crashes Sunday
Four automobile accidents in Atlanta Sunday left two injured. Darry Brown, 28, of Piedmont Road, suffered a broken leg after being struck by A. T. Allgood Hood of 12 Little Street near Marietta Street and was taken to Grady hospital. William Clifford Willingham, 17, of 11 B Currier Street, received minor cuts when hit by Arthur Brown of 30 Mary Street. Brown faced reckless driving charges. An Fast Point jitney and a streetcar collision at Porsyth and Castleberry Streets injured no one. I T Jackson’s jitney and a McDaniel Streetcar involvement referenced. H. F. Harrison of 04 Capitol Avenue was arrested after fleeing a crash with H E Little of Nunnally Overall. charged with operating a vehicle under the influence.
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Atlanta
Darry Brown
Piedmont Road
Grady
Hospital
A. T. AllHood
Little Street
Brown
Marietta Street
Algood
I. T. Jackson
McDaniel
Porsyth
Castleberry
Jackson
H. F. Harrison
Capitol Avenue
Avith
H. E. Little
Nunnally Overall Company
Thomasville Bank Quarters Completed in Town Move
Thomasville Ga November Special The Commercial bank building will be moved from Metcalf to Thomasville and placed in service at an early date. The new quarters are described as attractive and will add credit to the town.
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Thomasville
Conmercial Bank
Metcale Vba
Sistractive
Sudden Cold Wave Takes Atlantans by Surprise
Atlantans faced a sharp temperature drop Sunday night as forecasts of a cold snap proved accurate despite earlier warmth and sunshine. Residents on Atlanta streets felt the chill at dusk, confirming the forecaster's predictions after doubting them.
Ammann to Address Atlanta Florists Tonight
Fred Ammann field manager of the Florists' Telegraph Delivery association will speak at the Atlanta Florists and Horticulturists Club meeting tonight at 7 at the chamber of commerce. He is visiting Atlanta for the national convention to be held here next September. Club officers are BR. G. Lyon president Ralph Deans vice president P. V. Jacobs secretary and S. S. Gibbs treasurer.
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Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
Atlanta Florists’ and Horticulturists’club
Chamber of Commerce
Ammann
Atlanta
Nexr
Atlanta Florists’ and Horticulturist’ Club
BR. G. Lyon
Ralpt Deans
P. V. Jacobs
Election Returns Consolidated Today
Reports from 15 counties failed to send results from the general election section list. Consolidation of county returns will follow, with formal announcements of elected officials and constitutional amendments delayed until complete returns arrive.
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Adentisn
Clues To Murderers Of Watchman Scarce In City
Detectives chase faint leads Sunday to identify four or five bandits who beat to death G. E. Arendale watchman for Patternon Lumber at 60. A dying statement mentions multiple assailants. Investigators weigh ties to a heavy touring car used in city robberies and a man in a swomen’s disguise seen with others.
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Highland Avenue
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Evangelistic services continue at Atlanta Gospel Tabernacle
Evangelistic services at the Atlanta Gospel Tabernacle 79 Capitol Avenue will run through the coming week under the direction of Rev Ira David and Rev Richard A Forrest. Crowds attend nightly 7 30 and devotional sessions at 10 each morning led by Rev D J Fant. Next Sunday offers three services at 11 am 3 pm and 7 30 pm with testimonies of healings and conversion. Music led by T G Manghem and his wife features a large women’s choir. a Friday class is led by Mrs Richard A Forrest assisted by Mr Forrest.
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Bloodstained hat in car fuels slaying clues
A bloodstained hat found in the car linked to the Webb slaying. federal officers questioned liquor runners as four suspects were identified for identification before a Gwinnett Milton county manhunt. Webb died, Bison remained critically injured. funeral held at Clear Springs church. widow and five children survive.
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Mison
Newtown
Milton County
Holcombe Bridge
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Ison
Clear Springs Church
Klan Attends Church Service Near Buckhead
About 300 Ku Klux Klan members in full regalia attended Sunday night services at Landis Baptist Church near Buckhead. The writer reports making a substantive donation to a church fund raising for a new church building.
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Buckhead
Ku Klux Klan
Landis Baptist Church
Georgia Women's Clubs Convene in Atlanta Event
The twenty eighth annual Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs opens Tuesday night at the city auditorium with a Armistice day celebration. More than 4,000 members are expected through Friday. Federation membership totals about 60,000 statewide. Registration and displays occur at the Atlanta Building, with sessions and exhibits daily. Mrs. T Stevens, president of the Atlanta Federation, will preside at the opening ceremony.
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Atlanta
Federation
Atlanta Federation
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Hamlin kills own baby in garage backing car
W. J. Hamlin, partner in the Ross Hanlin contracting firm, backed a car from his garage in Maron Georgia injuring his 17 month old son Olin. The child died at about dawn, and Hamlin, a well known figure in central Georgia, is prostrated by the tragedy.
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W. J. Hamtin
Ross- Hanlin Company
Olin
Hamlin
Middle Georgia
De Pachmann Tickets On Sale This Week
Senta will be put on sale Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at the Phillips and Crew store for the recital Friday night by Vladimire de Pachmann the famous violinist. The de Pachmann reciter is attracting interest due to the pianist's eccentricities with critics in New York and Chicago saying he is a truly great pianist.
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Phillips & Crew
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de Pachmann
Daderewski
New York
Chicago
Coolidge Begins Work On Message And Extra Session Fears
President Coolidge leans toward caution on tax and tariff legislation and an optional extra session while studying the tax law impact. He plans meetings with Republicans and weighs how progressives and La Follette insurgents may reshape party power as December and January conferences may lead to a permanent third party.
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Three Die As Tank Explodes At Pure Oil Plant
In Sisteraville West Virginia on November 9, a tank containing 4000 gallons of gasoline exploded at the Pure Oil plant, fatally burning Everett Scott and his wife, Pauline, and Harold and Mrs. Scott, with Paulina aged 11 among the dead and Harold 12 badly burned. A smaller 200 gallon tank blast preceded the larger explosion causing the gas leak and vapor ignition.
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Scott
Maccabees Plan Georgia Honor Classes for National Commander Visit
Georgia Maccabees organize special honor classes in many cities for National Commander A W Frye’s November 26 visit, with entertainments and three day stay plans. Camps across the state push toward a nationwide Washington caravan in 1925, routing details assigned to M I Gleason as traffic manager for the southeast. State leaders Leatherman and Gleason toured north Georgia tents, outlining plans to honor the national visitor.
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Georgia
R. B. Leatherman
National Organization
Washington
M. I. Glanson
Order For Georgia
Leatherman
Mr. Gleason
Dalton
Home
Rossville
North Georgia
No Aspirin Bramo-Aspirin Exaggerates Relief Claims
An old advertorial asserts Brom o Aspirin as superior for cold and pain, claiming it stimulates the heart and provides immediate relief. It markets Bram o-aspirin with no quinine, sold in flat boxes of fifteen tablets at general drug stores.
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McGinley Addresses Knights of Columbus in Atlanta
W J McGinley supreme secretary of the Knights of Columbus, visiting Stone Mountain to view the Confederacy memorial, spoke to Atlanta’s local council at the Knights of Columbus hall Sunday night. He outlined the order’s aims and history on a Southern tour, after a Capital City Club luncheon. He then planned to Birmingham.
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W. J. McGinley
New Haven
Conn
Knights of Columbus
Atlanta
Birmingham
McGinley
Order
General Shanks to address Atlanta Elks on Preparedness
Major General David Shanks, commander in the Eourth Corps area, will be the principal speaker at the Atlanta lodge of Elks Thursday night at the Elks home. The program includes an informal dinner and a zero hour with prizes, focusing on preparedness.
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Shanks
Eourth Corps
Atlanta
Lodge of Elks
Elks
Fast Elis Street
Macon Plans Frye Visit And Caravan Club Drive
Macon Georgia on November 9 reports local Maccabees tent pushing for an honor class to greet National Commander R Frye during his visit. Deputy state commander George Morton notes Macon will lead a caravan club formed recently and will join the national motor car movement aiming at the 1925 Washington convention.
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Frye
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R. Frye
George Morton
Washington
Heirs Offer to Sell New York Land for One Fifth Value
Nearly 700 claimants in New York and New Jersey, led by the heirs named Martin Stellman Adams and Smith, say they will transfer clear title to current occupants for one fifth of land worth about 200 million dollars. They base claims on a 1695 Brant map of Queen Anne era lands including parts of Atlantic City Brigantine Beach and Ocean City.
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New Jersey
Woolworth
Trinity Church
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Adams, Smith
Lesweec
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Esterville
N. J
Wueen Anne
Unon
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Ocean City
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Cumberland, Cape May
Gloucester Counties
School teachers training course draws students in Montezuma
Interest has been shown in a teachers' training school led by Gaynor Bryant, Wrightsville, director of the Sunday School work of the Rehobeth association. About 35 students are expected to receive diplomas at the end of the week long course in Montezuma, Georgia on November 9.
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Gaynor Bryant
Wrightsville
Rehobeth Associaion
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