Atlanta Former Clerk W J Campbell Dies By Own Action
Wiliam J Campbell a former city clerk of Avanta and prominent business man shot himself in the Oakdale road home yard at 4 45 am after a long nervous struggle. The body found at 6 by Tom Williams near a pile of leaves with the head blown off a shotgun across his chest and a note in his pocket. He had long suffered nervousness insomnia and ill health. Campbell, 57, lived in Atlanta most of his life. educated at Emory extended public service including state printer city clerk 1901 to 1910 and Grace Methodist church steward. Inquest returned death by own action. Funeral arrangements by J Matterson & Son. survived by wife and daughter Mrs Rush ten.
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Wiliam J. Campbell
Avanta
Premiss
Oakdale Road
Aise
Ton Williams
Amprell
Ouily el
M. Patterson
T. C. Erwin
FL Ewing
Campbell
Atlanta
Emory College
Oxford
South Georgia
Constitution
Grace Methodist Church
Florida
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Nla
W. W. Rushton
Downing
Tom
T. Downng
Iogx
Williams
Thompson
Donald County
JM Matterson & Son
Rushten
Seattle Chosen By Femperance Workers
The White Ribbon followers held a convention culminating in recognition services at the Ansley hotel. Officials hailed Atlanta as the site of the 1915 Pacific coast convention, with plans announced for future invitations and recognition ceremonies marking the event's success.
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Seattle
Femperance
Demonium
Ansley Hotel
Pacific Coast
Atlanta
Schlesinger Volunteers for Thanksgiving Aid
Harry Schlesinger has offered to help the Younes Woman's Christian Association Thanksgiving committee by providing a "Thanksgiving County" to each inmate of a charitable city institution, without regard to creed or color. Charitable groups must notify Mr Sublesinger by letter of inmate counts and send an authorized person to 70 Madison Avenue the day before Thanksgiving to receive the bounty.
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Harry
Counting Millions Keeps Bankers Busy
By nightfall the 318 member banke at the Federal Reserve bank of At lanta will have paid Into the Atlanta bank the frst installment levied on the reserves amounting to 4 600 000. This money has been coming in every day since the bank opened last Monday. All must be in by tonight according to the ruling from Secretary McAdoo. Governor Joseph A. McCord Federal Reserve Agent M. B. Welluern and an auditor and a dozen bank clerks are kept busy counting this sum. The reserve bank has not yet performed any functions of the federal reserve act. Mr McCord said the bank’s force would be busy the next sixty days straightening matters out before any regular business is transacted. A report will be sent to Secretary McAdoo tonight detailing fund deposits.
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Banke
Federal Reserve Bank
Atlanta
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Joseph A. McCord
Federal Reserve
M. B. Welluern
Menu of Field Peas at Dan Hughes Dinner
Dan G. Hughes, assistant commissioner of agriculture, hosted a dinner focused on Georgia field peas. Guests included Commissioner J. Price, State Veterinarian Dr. Peter F. Bakensen, Assistant State Entomologist W. W. Chase, and Dr. R. E. Stallings.
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Dan Hughes
Dan G. Hughes
Wito
Georgia
Winecoft
North Georgia
Agriculture
J. 7
Prica
Peter F. Baknsen
W. W. Chase
RE. Stallings
Dan Lehon Loses Fight to Avoid Trial
Dan S. Lehon manager of the southern division of the William J. Burns forces lost his bid to avoid trial on subornation of perjury in the Ragsdale case. Det Tedder and Arthur Thurman’s demurrers were overruled and all three will stand trial on the first Monday in December. Ragsdale alleged they influenced him to make a false affidavit claiming Jim Conl confessed to Gary Phagan’s murder. he later repudiated it.
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Dan S. Lehon
Wiliam J. Burns
C.ba
Prani
Carlton
Tedder
Arthur Thurman
Ben Hil
Lehon
Thurman
B. Ragsdale
Jim Conl
Gary Phagan
Memorial Service for Dr Loveloy in North Georgia Conference
In Marietta Georgia November proceedings of the North Georgia conference included addresses by Bishops Wilson of Baltimore and Candler of Atlanta. They discussed church extension fundraising for a Washington church and memorial tributes to Dr W P Lovejoy. Remains were later moved to Cartersville for Friday morning services and interment beside Mrs Lovejoy.
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Marietta
North Georgia Conference
A. W. Wilson
Baltimore
Warren A Candier
Atlanta
Wilson
College of Bishops
America
Candler
Feneral
Washington City
North Georgia
Denny
W. P. Lovejoy
Lovejoy
Paul
Luke G. Johnson
W. R. Foote
Frank Quillian
W. R. Mackey
Franke
Sudson
Henry
Conference Adds Six Superannuated Preachers And New Admits
The conference advanced to fourth year status a group of tollywine young men and enlarged the list of superannuated members by six added names Rev J E Mogland Rev Little Rev J Cimmerman Rev J Rorle Rev J L Ware and others. Several homes for superannuates have been secured in College Park Winder and Grantville. Admission into the conference of trial includes twenty seven names with George Jor ward Summers Henry Hore Jones Benjamin Pim Sunes Singleton Hillis and others. Three preachers were received by transfer from other denominations William Wadley from the Presbyterian Seth Andersan Mair from the Methodist Protestant and Alex Hahridge Sibley from the Baptist.
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Tollywine
Tf. M. Sullivan
J. W. Stephens
J. Rb.’ Turner
HB. Barton
G&s. Fraser
W. W. Watkins
J 0. Pettus
SL. Hagan
A. Swift
J. E. Mogland
Hampton
George Jorward Summers
Henry Hore“ Jones
Benjamin Wranklin Pim
Sunes Singleton Hillis
Harry Scott Coffey
Wille Beverly’ Mills
William ‘Turner Watkins
Asbury Wylie
D. Cherry
Adrian Wawick
Otr
William ‘Thom Wadley
Seth Andersan Mair
Alexeee Hahridge Sibley
Baptist
Innes Extradition Delayed by U S Courts Appeal
A telegram from San Antonio reports that extradition of WWister Innes and his wife to Atlanta will be delayed by four to five weeks as Innes appeals to the United States Supreme Court claiming unconstitutionality of extradition. Detective Starnes returns to Atlanta. Innes and wife remain in custody. DIARSILALL NELMS signs the message.
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Coristiwilion
Marshall Neloishr
San Arr
Tonio
Wwister
Innes
Texas
Atlanta
Nelms
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
John Starnes
Police Headquarters
San Antonio
Georgia
Diarsilall Nelms
Mrs. Pickett Reports Loss To Police
Mrs Pickett at the islex apartments in Harris reported a robbery. She says $190 was stolen, ten bills missing. Detectives Wagoner and Doyal are on the case with involvement from local insurance officials. Newark agents E J Haynes and Al H Hyreis visited the Atlantic company’s local agent J J Carson yesterday.
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City
E. J. Haynes
Newsirk
al H. Hyreis
Itichmand
Newark Alike Tallance Company
Atlantic
J. J. Carson
Important timetable changes announced by L&N Railroad
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad announces schedule changes effective Sunday November 32. Train 31 arrives Atlanta at 12 10 p m instead of 1 DAL mM, Train 34 departs Atlanta oym instead of 6 10 p m. Trains 55 and 38 between Etowah and Cartersville are discontinued. Trains 31 and 34 make focal stops Etowah to Cartersville.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Atlanta
Pyom
Etowah
Cartersville
Cadet Corps Officers to Be Entertained at GMA Banquet
Colonel J T Woodward president of the Georgia Military Academy will host a banquet Saturday at 8 oclock for the cadet corps officers to be entertained and to become acquainted with representative citizens invited to attend the event.
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Georgian Military Academy
J. T. Woodward
Woodward
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Dederick Pierce Johnston
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William ’ Jefferson Gaivepper
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Forsyth St. Bell
EK. Wilcox
Forrest Avene
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Saeat and Game
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Piones
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FFICE
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Fovest
Walter Hughes
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Sone
Druid Hills
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Broad Street
MOON
Mitchell
Peachtree Grant
Korse
Grant Sign CO
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Broceca
Scott & McCrary
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Bearden & Duke
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Marietta St
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