Lolis Pays Dentist Bill Amid Dispute Over Work
A report details Lolis paying a 1000 pound bill for dental work disputed in court. The dentist faced questions over itemization and charges. The case references Sir Percy Sanderson and an unnamed consul general. The dentist allegedly performed four teeth and an artificial tooth, with questions about the invoice and payment.
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Percy Sanderson
SAIS Church Conference Barred Christ Controversy
Fragmented account details a church conference where a verdict barred Christ from admission, with heated remarks about evangelical status and Christian identity. Also reports the New York November 2 suspension of the Structural Iron Workers Union by the Building Trades Employers Association amid shop opening debates and construction slowdowns.
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First Case City Repeats Under Decision Fall Festival
November 21 special notes report Hancock case verdict in superior court. Jury awarded damages of 290 to 600 for plantiff against defendant for damage to property on First Avenue. Judge WW Co yard represented the plaintiff. Also, Cochran citizens organize a 20000 stop fertilizer plant venture with construction starting soon.
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Alumnae Gather for Southern Association Meeting
Prominent men and women will attend sessions in the Piedmont hotel to hear addresses by distinguished alumnae and educators. The Association of Collegiate Alumnae and the Southern Association of College Women will host events at the Carnegie Library and Washington seminar chapel with notable speakers including college presidents and educators.
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Execu
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Carrnegie
Croke
Hugh Schowl
Jaruagin
Montgomery Ruling Says Ballot Numbering Not Mandatory
In Montgomery Alabama on November 21 the state Supreme Court upheld that ballot numbering is directory not mandatory. The case Montgomery vs Henry challenged chroma in St Clair County elections where candidates for tax collector, Montgomery and We Wenry, received 963 and 976 votes. The high court ruled that lack of numbers does not invalidate the election absent evidence of irregularity.
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Resolutions Back Temperance Drive by Pu lask Board
The Pu lask Board of Education adopts strong resolutions reaffirming opposition to intoxicating liquor sales as an obstacle to education. It commends Hawine and local women for temperance efforts and urges county teachers and adjoining boards to advance anti liquor sentiment in schools. The note closes with thanks to supporters and local organizers.
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Hawine Tie
Hawlinsville
Educaton
Lancaster
Atlanta Episcopal Church appoints district presiding elders
The article lists numerous appointments within the A M E church district structure. District presiding elders include Jordan Big Bethel, Simmons Allen temple, Townsley Griffin, and Thomaston leaders, with several pastors named across Atlanta area churches. It notes educator roles at Morris Brown and seminary staff, alongside regional assignments in Covington and Newnan districts.
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Atean Me Hoist Episcopal Church
Atlanta
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Ross Shales
Hemming
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Gaines Conyers
Sim Lithoma
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Stinson
Wo Munung
Turner Theological
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Oitg
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Targile
Sinson
Hobinson
Harison
Shelton
Davis
HO Heard Insurance Department
Walter Ballard Optical Co Advertising Feature
Walter Ballard Optical Co offers a practical far and near sight glass in a single frame. Inside at mn3 price. Located at 41 Peachtree Street NE, promoting being foremost in new practical optical service.
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Walter Ballard Optical Co
Peachtree Street
Fall Fatality at Southwestern Presbyterian Scuffle
Two students clashed during a play at Jackson's Southwestern Presbyterian University. A fall from a banister killed one student, Hugh Ryaux, while Warner Blackard, who was involved, suffered injuries. The incident occurred during a scuffle in a scuttle, with Blackard not seriously hurt.
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Hawkins Company Elects Officers and Declares Dividend
The Hawkins Ne Loan and Abstract Company elected officers including TB Ragan as president Ea J Tents as vice president HT i Sous as secretary and treasurer and named directors TB Ragan H Ey Tours WOON Parson and J Whitfield J oF Coney. The company declared a 50 percent dividend and considered increasing capital by 850000 under a state charter.
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Hawkins, Ne Loan and Abstract Company
TB Ragan
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T B Ragan
Woon Parson
Whitfield J
Coney
Treaty Exchange Delayed in Washington Moves
The exchange of ratified treaties between Bassit and Tapin was postponed as arrangements could not be completed. No date has been set for tomorrow’s exchange.
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Excursion Rates to Macon by Central of Georgia Rail
Excursion rates to Macon via Central of Georgia Railway in Georgia. From all points, November 20 to 23, one fare plus 25 cents round trip, limit to return by November 27. Four daily daytime trains Atlanta to Macon with parlor cars. night trains offer sleeping cars. Tickets at City Ticket Office Peachtree and Marietta, and Terminal Station. W H Fosse, District Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
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Central of Georgia Railway
Georgia’ Baptist Convention
Georgia
Atlanta
Peachtree
Marietta
Supreme Court Georgia Criminal Docket November 26 1905
The Georgia Supreme Court clone docket lists state versus multiple defendants including Ancy Campbell Claries Adkins Tennie Duggan Andrew Hope G T Walker Will Morgan Vinson Gord Adgle Amor Watson and more. Several cases are argued or submitted from counties Floyd Wallense Washington Sumter Hancock Wilkinson Madison and Worth with various state submissions and arguments recorded.
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Berrien
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Floyd
Daniel Jonnson
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Tennie Duggan
Washington
Andrew Hope
G T Walker
Selley
Will Morgan
Stre
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Fom Sumter Plog
A Pressley
Worth
Jonas Ingram
State
Hancock
Wallinder
Lerey
Vinson
Stave
Pol
Weiicow
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Miter
Tis Hawka
Madson
Macon Annual Conference Opens at Macon Georgia
The Macon Ga annual conference of the African Methodist Colonial Church convened today with three hundred fifty ministers and delegates answering roll call. East Macon Bishop Ienrs Turner of Atlanta will preside, with numerous district leaders listed. Reports on spiritual moral educational and financial conditions will be read, and C H Williams to be elected secretary.
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Macon Ga
Toda
Maco
Ienrs
Turner
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Benjamin Derriel
York
Lindeey
L H Smith
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Forsyth
Comba Sandersville
Perry Augusta
King Kalenton
Dublin
Johnson
Louisville
And
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H Willama
Griggs
Bound in Ice Sob Tries Noveler 21 at Conference
A garbled proceedings note describes a conference at a church in Greenville Alabama with pastor Hoy Wo A Sillaterra cited as presert pastor. The fragment references a bond on an ice breaker and a requisition from an unidentified entity, with loose mentions of women attendees and a date of 21 lew.
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London
Fini Io
Steamer Line Merger Signals Global Shipping Shift
Partial OCR fragment notes a merger involving steamer lines linked to the Sovento 2 vessel and implied expansion intoAustralia routes. Mentions Aberdeen line trading and a southern Australian term, signaling a broader realignment in shipping with oil and bolster of overseas connections.
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Lne
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Biua
Prominent resident Mallory Treps dies in early November
Mallory Treps, a prominent figure in the area, died earlier this month after injuries from a fall. John Odom of Dawsonville Ga noted Treps’s passing and described the circumstances surrounding the incident. Treps, about 33, left a wife and several children.
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Milanos
John Odom
Dawsonville
Iris Mace
Hawsers Co Ton
Dia Stowe West
Thompson
Fragmented OCR: unclear local notice or brief item
The readable text is fragmentary and garbled with letters and numbers. No coherent event, names, or place can be determined from the available OCR snippet.
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