Baptists Oppose Locker Clubs in Georgia Conference
In Carrollton November 17 the Baptist convention appointed Dr C W Daniel Dr John White and others to join a broad religious coalition against locker clubs and prohibition violations. The gathering urged denom cooperation to oust the clubs, addressed temperance concerns, and noted support for Shorter College and Baptist education while reporting on orphan care and church activities.
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Carrollton
Baptist Convent
C W Daniel
John White
Atlanta
E . Dargan
Ragsdale
Macon
H Clerk
Moultrie
WhIt
Tir
Mimel
Ocker Clube
Locker
Tager
Dantet
Womans Christian Temperance Union
Avanta
Tabernacle Biotiat
Iuocick
John D
Woisaimaton
Shermin
Cureville
Toth
Od Smith
Suguste
Glore Atlanty
Maneway
Johnson Eins
Magis
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Vilante
Morven
Orphins
John
Forsyth
Shorter
Rome
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Southern Baptist “Convention
Denominational paper purchase discussed by committee
A committee meeting in Garmesville last year weighed buying a denominational paper but found it unwise amid widespread national financial strain. The report noted the unfavorable outlook and recommended delaying the undertaking. An annual sermon was delivered tonight at 7:20 by Dr W L Cutts of Canton.
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Garmesville
Atlanta
Mystery of Mrs Kate Jackson Deepens After Disappearance
The case centers on Mrs Kate Jackson who vanished Sunday after leaving a Atlanta hospital with her infant Marion. A letter to Walter R Carter of Chattanooga reveals a plea to protect the child. The infant is at Grady hospital with a nasal ailment and John Payne is implicated as a possible husband.
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Kate Jackson
East Pine Street
John Payne
Atlanta
Chias
Marion
W R. Carter
Chattanoga Tonn
Austin
John Fayre
Grady Hospital
Walter R Carter
Chattanooga
Walter
Imear
Wes
John (Payne
John
John Jasne
Mel Jackson
Ilton County
Five Saved From Flames in Early Morning Fire
Five people were rescued from a house fire on November 17 as flames trapped occupants on the lower floor. Firemen used ladders to reach the inmates after a neighbor alerted them by throwing a brick through an upper window. Property loss was about 3000 with insurance. another nearby home was threatened with 1000 loss.
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Herous
Harvey
Leila McDonald
G McDonald
Mtchel Blackmer
Frank Morgan
Putal
WL Knight My Bright wWwente
Scholarships at Southern Business College Half Price
Fifty Indians? are offered at half price by the Southern Business College. The notice urges immediate purchase of scholarships at a great reduction, touting government support and job prospects for stenographers and bookkeepers. It lists C Briscoe as president and Arnold as vice president in Atlanta Georgia with contact numbers.
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Southern Business College
Posse
Coustal
Losness Ten
The
Business School
Pusils
Briscoe
Or& Arnold
West Mitchell Street
Atlanta
Bell
Money Shipment to Federal Reserve Bank in Atlanta
Southern Express delivered another large cash shipment to the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. About $2,000,000 of the $4,600,000 in reserves to be paid in by member banks in the coming days has already been received. Seven dozens sacks were carried from the express wagon into the bank by twenty workers. The Reserve Board restricts public disclosure of daily bank proceedings. Washington reports plan to move much cash from the Treasury into the twelve reserve banks, potentially lifting regional reserves toward $150,000,000 by next week.
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Southern Express
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
MB Weltbern
Federal Reserve
Board of Arectors
Joseph A McCord
Wellborn
Board of
Secretary of the Treasury
Ufc Adoo
Washington
Treasury
Wife Acquittal in unwritten law plea saved husband
In Savannah on November 17, Mrs Brooks filed for divorce denying knowledge of Charles Barbour. Walter B Brooks had been accused of killing Barbour, claiming just cause due to Barbour's relations with Mrs Brooks. Brooks was acquitted after using an unwritten law plea.
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Savannah
Charles Barbour
Walter B Brooks
Brooks
Brooke
Barbour
Linemen Hurt as Telephone Pole Breaks in Atlanta
Two linemen from Atlanta Telephone Company were badly hurt when a decayed pole broke while stretching a messenger line at DeKalb avenue and Elizabeth street. Eid Nabell and Turner were thrown to the ground. Nabell suffered a broken ankle and bruised hip, Turner was unconscious and bruised. GO J Boozer on the ground narrowly escaped injury. both Nabell and Turner were taken to Grady hospital by private ambulance.
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Atlanta Telephone Company
DeKalb Avenue
Elizabeth Street
Eid Nabell
Oakland
Anac
Turner
Bellwood
GO J Boozer
Corley Street
Nabell
Lehon Tedder Thurman Trial Opens in Atlanta
Dan S Lehon superintendent of the southern division of the W J Burns detective agency returns to Atlanta to contest a subornation of perjury charge. The hearing before Judge Hills will address the demurrer filed earlier. Lehon is backed by Adams of New Orleans and Judge Arthur Powell. Similar demurrers by Tedder and Thurman accompany indictments tied to the Radabile affidavit and a claimed Conley confession later disowned by Ragsdale.
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Dan S Lehon
Southern
W J Burns Detective Agence
Atlanta
Judge Hills Division
Superior Court
Lehow
Adams
New Orleans
Arthur Powell
Burns
Cartlon G Tedder
Arthur Thurman
Tim Conley
Ragsdale
Deputy Exonerates Bogart Sheriff for Davenport Killing
In Athens on November 17 a coroner's jury ruled the Bogart deputy justified in fatally shooting Felix Davenport during an attempted arrest. Davenport resisted and allegedly attacked the officer with a knife after a warrants were issued for threatening a man at Bagirt's house. The chain of deputations began with Oconee Sheriff appointing a Bogart marshal, who in turn deputized Dysil Brewer, who faced Davenport elsewhere, leading to the fatal confrontation.
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Athens
Frank Dyall
Rbogart
Felix Davenport
Davenport
Bobshetta
Case of Ed Montford Goes to Jury Today
Dublin on November 17 Special All evidence in the case of Fi Wont ford on trial for the king of Herschel Beacham was given to the jury this morning and aguments of counsel began Immediately Solicitor Stevens opened in the state and was followed by R Tart Camp and G Davis for the defense Baus speech was completed late to night and he will be followed Wednesday by Tom Adams who will close for the state Large crowds are hearing the speeches which we unusual strong opinion as to the outcome of the case is pretty evenly divided.
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Dublin
Fi Wontford
Herschel
Hog Cholera Checked in Valdosta With Inoculations
Farm Demonstrator D C Creel reports 1280 hogs in town have been inoculated against cholera using serum during recent months. About 100 hogs died, many already infected. Treating districts with inoculations severely checked outbreaks and saved hundreds of hogs.
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Valdosta
D C Creel
Nowade
Howe
Moratorium Declared Then Withdrawn In Court
Grace Martins a stenographer in the temple Court building declared a moratorium on 4 35 debt to Parks chief engineer of the building. Complications led her to withdraw the moratorium and call the debt an institution suitable only for comic supplement exploitation. A warrant for cheating and swindling was filed, served, and dismissed after she paid the debt and withdrew the panel in Judge Fudley's municipal court division.
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Grace Martins
Parks
Ita
Fudley
Municipal Court
Parole Signings While Ill Include Boston Man and Tampa Release
While bedridden at a private sanitarium United States Commissioner Wo Colquittter signed parole papers freeing William Braun of Boston from the federal penitentiary where he served a two year term for robbing a post office. F L Alburt of Tampa will be released from prison November 29.
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United States
Wo Colquittter
William Braun
Boston
Federal Penitential
F LL Alburt
Tampa
Nashville Court Convenes Through Morning In High-Interest Terms
On November 17 the city court held sessions into the morning drawing attention to cases involving First National Bank, J H Ashworth, J H Anderson, LS Parish, and State versus JS. Also noted were proceedings against JH Birch and J Edie amid the heightened attention.
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Nashville
First National Bank
Ashworth
H_ Anderson
LS Parish
JH Birch
J @ Edie
Cure for Pellagra Promises Remedy by Baughn
Letter from Parre Nicholas Laurel Miss touts Baughn Pellagra Remedy as lifesaving after dramatic weight gain from 60 to 99 pounds. Promotes free book and urges Pellagra sufferers to contact American Compounding Co Jasper Alabama for the remedy, claiming cure and warning of failures.
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Parre Nicholas Laurel Miss
Baughn
Alabama
American Compounding Co
Rox
Jasper Ala
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