Queer Tales From The Police Court Misfits
A stark, era-tinged column recounts a string of humorous and raunchy police court cases. Hayden Hughes, known as an infamous bike rider and drinker, explains his last memory after a near beer reunion with an old schoolmate, leading to Monday questioning. The piece also profile George Washington, an elderly drinker who faced a minor fine for public intoxication and a religiously themed drunk scene by Joan Vous. Other vignettes describe Hom Currence nabbed for public drunkenness after staggering with whisky, a drunk streetcar worker, and several disciplined miscreants given jail or stockade time for violations, all styled with late 19th or early 20th century newspaper tone.
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Hayden Hughes
Poiles
Hayden
Jedge Briles
Ead
Iona
Two Pretty Girls in Court over Scrap
In a Recorder’s court session this morning, Mrs. Kyle was fined $5.76 for failing to control her granddaughter Katie Sut and her ward Belle Ratteree, who had been involved in a street scrap. Testimony highlighted repeated concerns about Katie’s conduct and guardianship.
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Katie Sutties
Henry Street
Lana Belo Rat Ve
J. W. Ratteree
Mteary
Katle
Fuceree
Ratteree
Katie
Kyle
Mke
Laura Balle
Katte
Laura Bette Andean
Ballerse
Brydkyle
Recorder Broyles
Mery
Mts
New Adjutant General at Department of the Gulf
Lieutenant Colonel Jones arrives to assume duties as adjutant general for the Department of the Gulf with headquarters in Atlanta. He replaces retired Colonel H. E. Robinson. Campbell serves as acting adjutant general during the transition. Jones comes from the Nineteenth Infantry at Fort Bliss Texas and is accompanied by his wife and two daughters, taking apartments at the Majestic.
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Colomel Jones
F. B. Jonas
Department of the Gulf
Atlanta
Candler
Agiania
Red
Coloneal Jones
Lan Beem
Nineteenth Infantry
Fout Bias
Texas
el Pasay Tomes
H. E. Robinson
Uncle Sam
Lieutenandt Campbell
Twelfth Cavalry
Rameau D. Potts
Robinson
Campbell
Oues
Majestic
Enmy
Gold Brooches with Cameo and Turquoise Stones
The article describes gold brooches with old-fashioned chases and engravings, featuring cameos, coral, turquoise, or jade settings. Prices start upward from three dollars and a half, highlighting unique attractions in each piece.
Mater and Berkeley Newspaper Reach Two Cities
A brief item notes the Mater and Berkeley newspaper editions and their distribution across both cities. It mentions shared staff and a planned merger in the next issue, aiming to strengthen local coverage and audience reach.
Judge Seizes Children From Mother in Police Court Case
In a police court session Judge Broyles ordered the removal of two Finley children from their mother Mary Finley of 12 Carroll Street after raids found a crap game and drunken men at her home. Several men were fined from 6.75 to 15.75 dollars, while the children aged eight and ten were sent to the Home for the Friendless as not fit guardians.
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Evamer
Dice
Mary Finley
Carroll Street
Pharr
Webb
Reese
Amd
Casamencain
Broyles
Dither
Priendless
Unclear Folkloric Device in Frenchman’s Parade
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a unique apparatus called the “genera” made of gingar preng hung on a string from a well. The Frenchman supposedly uses it as a herd cue while marching in his finery, a quaint item tied to a prop or umbrella.
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London
Prenchman
Forrest Adair to Run for County Commissioner
Moriest Adair will announce for the office of county commissioner of Parton County to fill the unexpired term of Robert F. Maddox, mayor-elect of Aventa, as soon as Maddox resigns. Adair, long active in county affairs, would bring extensive experience from prior terms on the board and is seen as a strong local figure.
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Robert F. Maddox
Moriest Adair
Ofice
Parton County
Aventa
Maddox Ieo
Qahla
Adgip
Maddox
Greatey
Forrest Adal
Une
Atlanta
Fulton County
Adair
Board of County Commissioners
Fulton
Court House
Jnfend
Herwell Mill
Marietta
College Park
Peachtres Road
Ottley's
Mir. Adgir
Telony Sat
Rosda
Fotton
Cau
T. J. Hightower
Doward C
Peters
B. +i Blount
B. J. Guinn
Preparing for Dinner in Pardon Valet Town
In the town of Pardon Valet residents, Coretta is noted among those preparing a meal as a major frowns and remarks on cooking. The fragmentary text hints at a scene of household activity and interpersonal tension within a local setting.
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Pardon Valet
Coretta
Preparations for conference in Gainesville Georgia
Gainesville prepares for the North Georgia Conference annual session starting Wednesday morning. Clergy and laity from several towns attend, with examiners and committee members named. Weather forecast calls for fair conditions with improving temperatures after a cold start, and Bishop Joss of Nashville set to preside.
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Gainesville
North Georgia
Guineaville
Rome
Joseph Orme Attends Important Conference in New York
Joseph Orme represents the Ramia Chamber of Commerce at a major New York business conference. He is chairman of banking and insurance committees for the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce and plans to join leading bankers and commercial figures in discussing currency reform and broader impacts on Atlantic and southern regions.
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Ramia Chamber of Commerce
New York
Josph T. Orne
Ter Laciy National Bank
Letty.somerday
Hear
Meuchente' Association
Atinnin Chamber of Commerce
Ontne
Atlands
Che Wouth
Legally Tangled Case Sparks Courtroom Gunfire
A man involved in a civil suit shot at Judge Kerr Afeener and the clerk during a session at the supreme civil terminal of Teinsig. The judge and clerk were wounded as the assailant fired a revolver after a dispute over a will’s validity.
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Eboul
Supreme Civil Tremnal
Teinsig
Kerr Afeenner
Ceri
Sant Down
Grand jury urge removal of disreputable structures in Washington street area
Furom county grand jury chaired by John J. Woodside recommends demolishing a controversial set of buildings on Washington Street. The panel asks commissioners to act within days, citing condemnation and removal, with church representatives and local property owners present at a meeting led by Bishop H. Wiel and others.
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Yesertar
John J. Woodside
Villce Copuntfedoners
Washington Sipsel
Obutmoan
Santé
Gepileman
Ear Dime
St. Philip's
H. ¥. Wiel
Skamania IV
F Nosthen
Johm Be’ White Pawer
Ommon Jackson
George Westmours- Jead
George Hulyer
Walker Dunnon
Henry Splyer
W. Blarthy
George Lowndes
B. Konnady
Shropshire
Roberts
F. A. Quilon
T. Bodew
Reas Yebiven
A. TD
MM Welch
W. Campbel
Brimon
AL Matthews
G. 0
Ogden Leads Southern Education Conference in Atlanta May 1995
An Atlanta proceeding gathers executive committees led by Robert G Ogden of New York to plan the HOPE Conference. The Piedmont hotel hosts the executive meeting with educators and state officials from Virginia North Carolina and Georgia. The event aims to showcase major educational gatherings and a keynote auditorium program.
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South
Atlanta
Chenee
Harry Tlodgeon
Athens
Paul Tt
Ssandece
Lescol Mien
James FL Dittard
New
Orfesos
Jobn Hi. Hineshun
Arkadelphiz
Arif ¥. Joynes
Balesigh
N.C
Aswell
Baton Rouge
Hogec Gadner Murphy
Ala
Frizee
Hampaca
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