Arrests Over Drunk and Disorderly at Whitehall and Alabama
Fred D. Shore aged 29 lumber representative was arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct after a scene at Whitehall and Alabama. Walter Boyd aged 48 attempted to interfere with officers and was also jailed, later released on 15.76 collateral. Shore resisted in the wagon and prison ward, prompting officers to use restraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. Shore
Southern
Cincinnati
Whitehall
Alabama
Water Boyd
Atlanta
Shore
Boyd
Marta
Burnett
Whitehall Street
Tacer Braselton
Almast
Connally
Hurnett
Shoredge Teal
Texan
After shooting wife he fought officers in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on October 7 Wein gardner 35 a West Jefferson laborer twice shot his wife Ida Weingardner who had sued him for divorce then engaged in a running gun battle with two village marshals fourteen shots were exchanged Weingardner was wounded in the leg and surrendered to a marshal who held an empty gun at his head Mrs Weingardner was seriously wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Weingartner
West Jefferson
Here
Ida Weingardner
Weingardner
Weingardner T
Horse Runs Away Wreck Claims Two In Laurel Milas
Laurel Milas October 7 J Madison Lindsay former president of the Southern Truck Growers League was killed and Emmitt Yates a cattle dealer was probably fatally injured when the horse attached to the buggy they rode in became unruly the vehicle struck a tree and threw both occupants to the ground
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Milas
J. Madison Lindsay
Southern Truck Growers’ League
Emmitt Yates
Eatle
Langley Struck by Runaway Horse in Street Accident
John B. Langley foreman of the waterworks repair gang, a resident of 210 Richardson street, was knocked down at Marietta and Peach Tree streets around 4 pm by a runaway horse from DeFoor and Lyle real estate firm. He suffered a severe head gash after his head struck a street car iron track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeFoor & Lyle
John B. Langley
Richardson Street
Ao Repair Gang
Waterworks Department
Marietta
Peachtree
Langley Hurt In Runaway Horse Incident On Marietta Street
Mr Langley, about 65 and a Civil War veteran, sustained injuries when a runaway horse struck him near Marietta Street while workmen repaired a pipe in front of Eliin Watton's drug store. He was treated at Jacobs' pharmacy and later left for home in a cab. The horse was taken to police headquarters. investigation by Assistant Chief Jett continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Palmer
Langley
W. M. Rapp
Waterworks Department
Eliin Watton
Marietta Street
Walton Street
Peachtree Street
Marlette
Swinney and White
Jett
Grady Hospital
Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfield
South
New York Chamber Seeks Interventions in Spokane Rates Clash
The New York chamber of commerce ordered officers to intervene in Interstate Commerce Commission proceedings over the Spokane case. It argues a proposed readjustment of transportation rates would disadvantage Atlantic seaports, shift manufacturing and distribution toward the Mississippi valley, and discriminate against the East in favor of the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commision
Grady Hospital to Acquire Auto Ambulance
Grady Hospital trustees vote to study buying an auto ambulance for long emergency calls. A committee of Northen English and Foster will report next meeting on feasibility and costs to persuade council to appropriate funds. The aim is rapid response for suburban emergencies while current ambulances remain in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Hospital
Charles Northen
Council
Hirsch
Trusten Northen
James W. English, Jr
Foster
Ife
Northen
Snc
Mortuary News From Local Obituaries and Church Update
The ailing and bereaved sections list Walter Les Kemp infant son of J A Kemp died at 264 McAfee Street. J Lawton funeral set for 9 AM from 16 Forrest Avenue with interment at West View cemetery. Jack Winters 30, son of M J Duncan of Atlanta, to be buried in West View after Wyoming death. Florence Barnes 33 wife of W G Barnes died at 3 AM, services held at Poole's chapel and body sent to Emerson. N C Starnes 65 died at 190 Mason and Turner Road. funeral at 2 PM with interment at Hillott's cemetery. Commerce Ga notes Rev Gilbert Dobbs called as pastor of First Baptist Church succeeding H W Williams. Paul W Center 26 died at Telluride Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Les
J. A. Kemp
McAfee Street
Afeelly Wood Cemetery
J. Lawton
W. J. Lawton
Forrest Avenue
West View Cemetery
Jack Winters
M. J. Duncan
Atlanta
Wyoming
Florence Barnes
W. G. Barnes
Diack
Poole's Chapel
Emerson, Ga
N. C. Starnes
Mason and Turner Road
Hilott's Cemetery
Commerce Church
Commerce
First Baptist Church
Gilbert Dobbs
Brownville
Tenn
H. W. Williams
Funeral for Lucian Benton Held at Monticello Methodist Church
Lucian Benton of Monticello Ga died unexpectedly with last letter claiming perfect health. The funeral was held at 11 o'clock this morning at the Methodist church with Rev J P Erwin officiating. He leaves one son and five daughters: J Lovie Benton Mrs Charles D Jordan Mrs Burke Powers Mrs Doyle Campbell Miss Maud Benton and Miss Lucy Benton. The body will be sent to Atlanta Monday for funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E
Center
Woodward Avenue
Atlanta
Lucian Benton
Monticello
Methodist Church
J. P. Erwin
Benton
J. Lovie Benton
Charles D. Jordan
Burke Powers
Doyle Campbell
Maud Benton
Misa Lucy Benton
Shippers urged to use proper bills of lading
Shippers in the southeast face higher rates if bills of lading do not meet railroad requirements. Standard lading must be signed to obtain tariff rates. unsigned notes carry 20 percent excess. Uniform bin of lading is not accepted. Buyers should verify railroad acceptance before contracting and check rating procedures with officials to avoid costly mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soueast
Interstate Commerce Commission
Turmoil at the Torpedo Boat Flotilla Quest
In St Louis on October 7 a crowd of about 10 000 men women and children surged to board four boats of a torpedo boat flotilla. Four policemen guarded the gangplank and kept the line for an hour before the crowd grew restless and impatient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Beaufort
N. C
Norfolk and Southern Railroad
Richmond
Pressrs
J. Perry
Norfolk and Southern
E. T. Lamb
R. P. Foster
Pothier
Rhode Island
Union Trust Company
Providence
R. Dy F
Reral
New York Bankers
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Buttin
Fred S. Shore
Black Maria
Walter Boyd
J. B. Langley
Spokane
Grady
Walter Lee Kemp
Paul W. Center
Telluride
Colo
Daniel
Daniel Bros. CO
L. J. Daniel
Pape
Helen Armstrong
Cable Hall
Broad Streets
The
N. K. Fairbank Company
Atlanta Constitution
Constitution
Lotilla
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