Premier Asquith Hopes Voluntary Recruiting Will Succeed
London November 1 Premier Asquith voiced hope that voluntary recruitment in the United Kingdom will succeed and that coercive measures will not be needed He urged patriotism especially among young unmarried men and said no decision on compulsion would occur without Parliament Lord Derby's committee appeal was urged against anti conscription fears James Henry Thomas criticized the Derby circular and labour party agreement Andrew Fisher Law argued conscription might divide the nation and a fair chance for voluntary service should be given The piece notes a misstatement about Landau Germany
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London
Asquith
United Kingdom
House of Commons
Lord Derby
Auquith
Andrew Fjonar Law
Colonier
Law
Receiver's Sale of Groceries in Bankruptcy Case
The receiver Hugh Howell will sell the entire stock of M Nissenbaum bankrupt at 11 o clock a m Thursday November 33 1935 at the referee s office 512 Grant Building Atlanta Ga cash to highest bidder subject to court confirmation A complete inventory available.
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P. HK. Adams
M. Nissenbaum
S12
Grant Building
Atlanta
Hugh Howell
Motive bankrupt sale in Montgomery Alabama to offer fixtures
United States District Court orders a bankruptcy sale of Fitzpatrick Quinte Hae Company assets in Montgomery Alabama. George Stuart receiver announces sale of fixtures and personal property including up-to-date refrigeration plants and appliances, excluding accounts and notes, with bid for cash and subject to lease conditions and court approval. Sale may be by individual items or combined, with right to confirm or reject sales in best interest of the estate. Inventory lists Quick Lunch, Cake Ride, and other appraisals.
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United States District Court
Middle District of
Alabama
Fitzpatrick Quinte Hae
Wale
Wald Court
Casomerce Street
Montgomery
County of Montgomery
State of Alabama
Haines
Tha Umer
Snd
Towit
Adan Zeld
Ala
George Stuart
Pageant of the Georgia Harvest Festival 1925
A vivid society pageant featured Miss Regina Rambo and the Georgia Harvest Festival queen party, with Mrs Regina Rambo Emma May Rambo and Mary Habeson, as Atlanta hosted the massive pageant. The parade showcased thousands of school children, city departments, hospital units, and a suffrage contingent led by Anna Shaw and Eleanor Raoul, drawing immense crowds and prize-winning floats.
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Agnes Scott
Georgia Peach
Regina Rambo
Emma May Rambo
Mary Habeson
Davison
Peel
Major Schmidt
Moving Picture Brigade
iPand
Atlanta
Atlantes
Water Department
Harvest Festival Association
Pas
Filend
Reon
Ufroy Sue Tlat
Jgity Hall
Walter Saylor
Fey
Anna Shaw
Mias Wleanore Raoul
Suffrage Party
Georgia
M'Lendon
Mary McLendon
Marchere
Misa Raoul
Eloise Daviluon
Fulton and
DeKalb County
Fulton Ang DeKalb
Skacktve
Habit of Drinking Hot Water Before Breakfast
An attractively written health piece touts drinking hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It warns of toxins from last day’s waste causing headaches bad breath and illness and claims internal sanitation is vital for health.
Funeral of Captain Morrow Held Tuesday
The funeral of Captain James William Morrow warehouse manager of Morrow Storage and Transfer Company, who died suddenly at his office Monday morning, was held yesterday afternoon from the residence at 67 East Merritts Avenue. A. T. Spalding conducted the services and interment followed in Oakland. Captain Morrow served as captain of Company H Eleventh Georgia during the war and was attended by numerous Confederate veterans.
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James William Morrow
Morrow Storage and Transfer
Comany
East Merritts Avenue
I A. T. Spalding
Ouiland
Morrow
Georgia Regiment
City Coal Co Best Coal for Sale by Weight
City Coal Co advertises best coal at 425 dollars per ton with city scales weighing, phone contact 3546, and emphasis on weight measurement for buyers.
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City Coal CO
Best Coal
CITY
Pete Torrence Injured in Street Attack During Festival
Pete Torrence sustained a grave knife and cut injury after being attacked by four or five men near the festival midway at Farlie and Luckie streets. He was rushed to Grady Hospital in precarious condition after losing blood, unable to give full details until reunion with witnesses. Police investigated as Torrence, a Merry-maker, described being assaulted by assailants during the crowding event.
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Peta Torrence
Grady Hospital
Torrence
Farlie
Luckie
Matty Matthews
Clint
Oary
Menger
Moonshiners War on Federal Marshal in West Virginia
Charleston W Va November 16 United States marshal William Osborn of the southern district of West Virginia has secured permission to add deputies to combat moonshiners in the mountains. After raids in Mercer county men aiding the illicit trade have had property damaged with horses shot and fences burned. Two alleged moonshiners have been bound over in the federal grand jury. Marshal Osborn and his men search the southern part of the state for others illicit liquor makers.
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Charleston
W. Vs
William Osborn
United States
West Virginia
Mercer County
Department of Justice
Gran Jury
Marshal Oebern
Bis
Maklus Uquor
Julius C Burrows Dies at Michigan Home
Kalamaszoo Mich November 16 Former United States Senator Julius Caesar Burrows died at his home here tonight in the state of Michigan.
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Julius Caesar Burrows
U. S
Michigan
Kalamaszoo, Mich
United States
Mortuary notice for Mrs Nancy C Prater
Mrs Nancy C Prater aged 63 died yesterday at her residence 160 Simpson Street and the body was moved to Harry G Poole parlors. She is survived by two sons G W Prater I F Prater and five daughters Miss W Prater Miss Eligabeth Prater Miss Nell Penter Mira W A Smith and Mra J P Keith.
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Nancy C. Prater
Nancy
Miss Elizabeth Parker Dies at 28 in Private Hospital
Elizabeth Parker 28 died Tuesday at a private hospital. The body was taken to Patterson's. Survived by father J. Durber, sister Mrs. Thomas Coilier, brothers Thomas Bang and Walter Lr Parker, all of Decatur Georgia.
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Elizabeth Parker
Patterson
Durber
Stein
Thomas_Coilier
Thomas Bang
Walter Lr Parker
Decaur
Deaths and funeral notices in Mary A. Smith Alma Graham
Mrs. Mary A. Smith aged 97 died at her residence 581 Beho Street yesterday afternoon. Survived by four. Body removed to Harry Foole's parlors and will be taken to Marietta Thursday for funeral and interment. Miss Alma Graham aged 10 died Tuesday at her residence College Park. Survived by mother Mca J J Graham two sisters Mrs WR Wooten and Mrs W T Turner all of Yollege Panik.
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Mary A. Smith
Beho Street
Harry Foole
Marietta
Alma Graham
College Park
Mca. J. J. Graham
WR. Wooten
W. T. Turner
Yollege Panik
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Landau
Germany
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Pacific
Berckmans Co., Inc
Augusta
John J. Woodside Storage Co., Inc
Cheney
Montgomery, Ala
Charles Rice
Columbia
Giegling
Gidd
Greece
Drenen Louis
Gypsies
Fiorrette
Merrat
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Switzerland
Almona
Captain Morrow
Charleston Bank
C. G. Wheloga
Charleston Hotel
Charleston, & C
Pete Torrence
Fourth Ward
Glenwood Ave
Martin St
Forrest
George Adair
Edward ©. Peters
Jas W. English
John K. Otyley
Atlanta Savings Bank
State Mutual Life Assurance Co
Worcester
Mass
Georges TL. Word
Fourth National Sank
Ona
Topp
Chris Rauschenberg
Henry W. Rauschenberg
B. & G. Flatwall Paint
Dozier & Gay Paint Co
Bay St
Jacksonville
Fis
Bread St. Atante
Colona Amd
Casino
South Pryor St
Riggle
Peace Geries
Beranrimene
Firemen’s Benevolent Association
Sncenery
Palmotors
Governors Horse Guard
Kursisseu
Elkin'a
Lodge
Enterprise Council
Ir. GO. Ual M. Ape
Haw
Capitel Avenue
Bia Cwedneat
P. Winrurs.ommander
Stacree
Ramaling
J.D Rambey
Moody, Co
NEAL
Neal Institute
Ga. Keeley
Woodward Ave
J. I Conway
Keeley
Magnolia Stove & Range Co
Fiyewood
Ivy
Xnath
N.C. SC
Tenn
Portland
Carolina
Portland Cement .O
Vonville
Biringham
New Orleans
Robert M. Greene& Sons
Philadelphia
ROBT
M. Green & Sons
M. Strickland, Jr
Punne Cook Bates
McKettar
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Coe
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Charles Ray
Frank Keenan
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