Incendiary Incident Traced to Waverly Hall Area
In Muscogee County a Columbus automobile carried dogs to a farm near Waverly Hall to track incendiaries. A farmer’s home owned by Tomuin was burned while the family was away, with no one injured. The fourth such arson in the Waverly Hall section drew the community together as dogs tracked the culprits for miles before the train halted near Highlands.
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Columbus
Waverly Hall
Tomuin
Tan
Waverly
Weather Outlook Indicates Fair Conditions Today
Weather forecast from Washington on Saturday night calls for fair skies today with variable winds. Long range outlook suggests a stable week with no significant storms expected, though local gusts may occur and temperatures remain mild.
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Ban Mondas
Washington
Atlanta
Fire damages Albany plant and cotton losses estimated
A fire at the Plant via UH f company East Albany damaged the plant and machinery. Cotton and seed were destroyed, with losses around $10,000 to $15,000 and fully insured. Nearby incidents include a cotton warehouse blaze in Alabama causing about $25,000 in losses and storage destruction.
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Dereen County
Hutan al
Bates of Coton
The
Merchants and Furmora Bank
Butaw
Bridal Silver Chests and Silverware by Maier & Berkele
Maier and Berkele offer combination chests of flat silver to suit any taste and budget. Choose elaborate silver equipment including spoons, knives, and forks with perusal invited.
Macon Voters Name New Council In Wartime Style
Macon voters select a new city council led by mayor John T Moor as they finalize the Moore ticket on October 3. Winners include J Bundre in the first ward, Tal Tthan WoA Mehkenua in the second, WT Anderson and Steve Wright in the third, and JB Hilly Eden Taylor Jr. plus JoB Brunner in the fourth.
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Mehkenua
Ssrunner
Anderson Steve Wright
Wil Gunn
Hilly Eden Tayior
Wohl Fenner
Joseph B Riley
Miller
Riley
Miller Council
Brunner
Olbec Muller
Abe
JB Rilen de
Ros Thorp
Moore
Nola Brunner
Wo Amason
Moore Uckey
Wi Andersen
Macon
Resignation of Dr J W Millard at Panes de Pee Baptist Church
Dr J W Millard resigns as pastor after years of service at the Panes de Pee Baptist Church amid health decline and a plea from his musicians for rest. He has served five years in Atlanta after moving from Baltimore and has earnestly discussed leasing the church and contemplating future work, with a possible return to ministry only if health permits.
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Fa Sumus
Milnod
Panes de Pee Avera
Il Whluck
Millards
Millard
Atlanta
Baltimore
Eutaw Place
Board of Stewards
Boxes go on sale for Atlanta Horse Show season tickets
Sale opens Tuesday at 9 am at Daniel Brothers Company on Peachtree Street for boxes and season tickets to the Atlanta Horse Show Association event at Auditorium Armory October 19 to 22. Boxes are limited with prices from 10 to 30 dollars and season tickets offer six or four seat options, with rest of details guiding early purchases and seating priorities.
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Atlanta Horse Show Association
Amory
Daniel Brothers Company
Peachtree Street
At Tarn
Beatson
Hasa
Bax
Dresa Cirein
Blix Remminder
Dreas Cirein
Beware of Catarrh Cure Claim Ad in Late 19th Century
A dated testimonial advertises Catarrih Cure products from Sailpay Medicine Co. It offers a twenty five cent trial and a regular size package for one dollar. Customer Mrs S A Kennedy of Hallville Texas reports hearing improvement and reduced head racket after using the product.
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Sailpay Medicine Co
S A Kennedy
Hallville
Texas
Mall
Motips Medicine &Manupfau
Vuring CO
Atlanta
City Court Abolished in Dantelissille Georgia
In Dantelissille Georgia voters yesterday abolished the city court by a margin of 500 votes. The referendum passed as the city prepares for changes in local judiciary and administration following the decision.
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Dantelissille Ga
Spe- Lidl
Reichsbank Purge Tops Records As Market Responds
Berlin October 3 The Reichsbank report issued yesterday leaves a marked impression on markets with 661000000 marks purged the heaviest weekly depreciation. Analysts cite a summer driven speculative wave intensifying in September and note persistent monetary strain despite some signs of improving business and rising prices. Foreign loans issued this year add to domestic debt while potash price wars threaten further losses in the American trade.
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Berlin
Reichsbank
Germany
Boys High School Tattler gains popularity and high standard
The Boys High School Tattler is the first school paper published by students. It grows in popularity each issue, with brightened pages and articles by boys. Now in its second year, the Tattler includes almost the entire school in its observation list and aims to improve further.
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Boys High School
Tattler
Boys High Schoool Tattler
Week of Prayer at Methodist Episcopal Church Week of Prayer
The women of the Methodist Episcopal church south plan October 4 to 10 as a week of prayer and self denial. Wesley Memorial program mirrors national topics with daily services led by Mrs Siler, Mathews, Davies, Hamlin, Humphreys, Phillips, Thomas, and others, culminating in a Trinity Church mass meeting led by Women’s Board representatives.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Womans Home Mission Society
Wesley Memorial Church
General Popie
Christan
Ay Church
Frank Siler
Hus HO Mathews
Cooper Street
Mo M_ Davies
M Forstein
Washington Street
Gow Hamlin
Newton Phillips
LL Carpenters
Uirant Street
Atlanta Speedway crowds swell as track nears finish
Thousands flock to the Atlanta Speedway amid a partly finished grandstand and parking areas. Spectators praise the hard surface and express optimistic belief Atlanta will host successful automobile races, driven by local support and city spirit.
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Atlanta
Speedway
Evers
Department of Gulf aids storm sufferers in Louisiana
Brigadier General Albert L Mills commands the Department of Gulf relief sending mattresses and supplies from department warehouses to storm victims in Louisiana. Supplies are distributed through Jackson Barras, amid reports the tropical storm caused extensive damage and left many destitute. The department recalls aiding Georgia victims after earlier cyclones.
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Department of Gulf
Albert L Mills
Louisiana
Department
Jackson Basra
Mississippi
Department of Bull
Georgia
Chipley
Georgi
Rev Felix Brown Dies After Long Ministry
Word came from Atlanta of the death of Rev Felix P Brown a superannuated Methodist minister in the North Georgia Conference His funeral will be held at Sharon this morning Rev C Cary of Atlanta to officiate Mrs Brown has long served as a Methodist minister since 1860 and was among the oldest and best known in the conference He was about 75 years old and died after an attack of paralysis.
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Atlanta
Felix P .Brown
North Georgia
Eugene A Moore
Wesley Premorial Church
Sharon
C Cary
Brown
Dr Frederick A Cook To Lecture In Atlanta Late October
Dr Frederick A Cook, famed polar explorer, is due in Atlanta around October 26 to deliver a polar conquest lecture. The event is staged by the Alkahest Lyceum Bureau with S R Bridges handling the contract in New York, promising a drawing-night program and a notable audience turnout.
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Frederick A Cook
North Pole
Atlanta
Alhahcattyerum Bureau
Alkahest Bureau
Tungish-American
S R Bridges
Alkahest Lyceum Bureau
New York
Cook
New Route Chosen for Scouting Cars
Hinningham Ala October special reports four cars from Centre to Marietta and one to Gadsden while two head to Anniston and thence to Austell or Atlanta. From Asheville two cars proceed to Marietta as telegrams confirm road conditions. Cars depart Birmingham Tuesday morning for Atlanta by Wednesday night with crews from The Age Herald and affiliates.
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Hinningham
Ala
Talladega
Age Herald Constitution Pathfinders
Jfferson County Motor Club
Asheville
Anniston
Gadsden
Centre
Tallapoosa
Stephen Smith
June Jackson
R V Gregory
Age Herald
Constitution and Automobile Club of Atlanta
Birmingham
Campbell Sues Cowen and Wife Over Arrest Damages
John S Campbell files a $10000 suit in superior court against David Cohen and Mere Sirah Cohen alleging wrongful arrest and imprisonment on September 26. He claims the warrant by Justice Broadworth led to detention, damage to reputation, and hardship while he awaits vindication. represented by Benjamin Waye and Carl Clutcheson.
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David Cohen
Mere Sirah Cohen
John S Campbell
Cohen
Tuativre of Peace
Mra Coheu Atier
Broadworth Campbell
Campbell
Taued Lim
Weare
Attorness
Benjamin Waye
Carl Clutcheson
Powers Said to Be Driving at the Time in Tate Shooting
Cleveland Ga October 2 Special Pat Powers shot his brother in law Bob Barrett at Tate on Friday after leaving home drunk. Powers drove to Barretts home called him to come outside to the water and a quarrel began with Powers shooting Barrett. He fled to avoid arrest.
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VN L
Peru
Cleveland
Pat Powers
Bob Barrett
Tate
Powers
Barrett
Wate
Powera
Toon
Roberts M Neice Marriage in Jatesville at 3
On October 3 special Miss Susie Roberts and Mr Ellison MecNeice were married in Jatesville and will reside there. Mr MecNeice serves as cashier of the Yatesvile Banking Company and the ceremony surprised many friends.
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Jatesville
Misa Susie Roberts
Ellison MecNeice
Mr McNeice
Yatesvile Banking Company
Important News for His Chief
An aged Black farm hand disrupts banker business by delivering a whispered plea about a new crossbreed pullet at the farm. His awkward plea interrupts the room as he seeks attention from the powerful men inside the banker’s office.
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Bankers
New York Morning Telegraph
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