Campbell's Shortage Fixed At $58 559 82
M B Campbell former head bookkeeper at First National Bank of Campbell held to federal grand jury under bonds of 10000 by US Commissioner Elmore. He is charged with making a false entry on bank books with intent to defraud or deceive relating to a defalcation of 58559 82 from the bank.
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Future Is Clear Declares Wilson
A column from Page One quotes Wilson detailing past social insanity and current reforms. He argues tariff changes and banking reform have removed class distrust, expanded credit, and created instruments for a new life. The speech links wartime needs to economic mobilization and global service.
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Rotarians Bring Laughs as Clark Breaks Drought at Atlanta Banquet
Rotarians in Atlanta hosted Champ Clark speaker of the House for a noon banquet, where a long dry spell of laughter ended. Judge Andy Calhoun sparked the cheerful mood with a spirited tale as Clark admitted six weeks without a real smile. The event featured jokes, songs, gifts for officials, and a display of Rotary camaraderie with notable guests from Savannah to New York.
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LF Young
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Tenn Alving. Smith
Richmond
New Banking Era Promises Prosperity and Unity
President Wilson extols a new banking system and federal reserve banks as a unifying force for the nation. He urges candor and justice in railroad business, creditors, and earnings, predicting a future different in action and spirit with renewed cooperation and patriotic purpose. The opening of the federal reserve banks marks emancipation and a time of healing.
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Court of Appeals of Ga judgments affirmed and reversed
A compilation of Georgia Court of Appeals decisions from Richmond to Ware counties, listing multiple cases with judges, attorneys, and opposing parties. The notes show judgments affirmed or reversed across numerous superior and city courts, with various plaintiffs in error and defendants represented by named counsel.
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Floyd Couny
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Grantham
H. de Gulacey
Ielter
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L. and N. Train Ditches After Broken Rail Near Goodlettsville
A southbound Louis ville and Nashville train No. 98 derailed near Goodlettsville fifteen miles north of here. A broken rail caused the accident this morning, overturning several cars and igniting the baggage car fire. Passengers suffered cuts from glass but no serious injuries reported.
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Florida Central Road Bought By Coast Line
Wilmington, N C November 17 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad company has purchased the Florida Central Railroad extending from Fanlon Florida to Thomasville Georgia where it connects with the Atlantic Coast Line system.
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Atlantic Coast Line stockholders meet in Richmond
President J R Kenly and assistant Lyman Delano attended the Atlantic Coast Line stockholders meeting in Richmond today. No official statement on the purchase or terms could be obtained at the general offices.
Cates Infant Vireit M Funeral in Lakewood Road Church
Friends of Mr and Mrs W D Cates attend the funeral of infant Vireit M this Wednesday morning from Lakewood Heights Baptist Church. Interment at Ant Deh. carriages leave Harry G Poole parlors at 9 30.
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