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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1914

Page

9

Bibb County Cooperative Association to be Formed

At a Bibb County meeting of farmers bankers supply merchants cotton factors fertilizer men and professionals plan is to form the Bibb County Co operative association tomorrow in Macon Ga the group aims to align with Southern Food congress ideas and pledges to deal only with cooperative members with members pledged to raise no more than ten acres of cotton to the plow

Macon Bibb County Co-operative Association Southern Food Congress Atlanta

Change of schedule for N. C. & St. L. Ry and W. & A. R. R

Effective Sunday October 18 1914 changes announced for trains 95 Dine Flyer and 94 Dixie Flyer. Train 95 will depart Five Atlanta Terminal Station and 20 BP while Train 94 will leave Atlanta Union Passenger Station and 15 Ray General Passenger Agent confirms details.

Atlanta Terminal Station Union Ray

Isplinter Removed From Finger After Dozen Years

Athens Georgia October 16 Special Mrs WT Sorrelis of Frensant Valley Walton county near Athens had three splinters extracted from her hand yesterday embedded in the flask for eighteen years Dr O N Pendergrass of Monroe performed the operation Eighteen years ago Mrs Sorrella thrust a small fat pine splinter in her finger it inflamed but she neglected to have it taken out and it lost all tenderness until last week when a small inflamed spot grew until the sliver was removed. the splinter was in the same condition as if it had just been thrust into the flesh

Athens WT Sorrelis Frensant Valley Walton County O N Pendergrass Monroe

Bad Weather Impacts Mitch County Corn Show

In Camilla Georgia on October 16 the Mitch all county boys corn club contest was held despite bad weather. Ten members entered with Lemuel C Boothe winning first from bushels and Allen C Palmer placing second with 54 and a fraction bushels. Other yields ranged 38 to 23 bushels. largest yield profit reached 21.60 dollars. Judging by District Agent J.G Oliver and Local Agent Rountree weighed yield 89 percent, net profit 30 percent, written report 20 percent, and 10 year exhibit 20 percent.

Camilla Mitch Onty Lemuel C Boothe O"bushels Allen C Palmer J.G Oliver Rountree

Macon Police and Fire Debts Targeted by Civil Service

Macon Georgia October 16 the new civil service commission for police and fire began by suspending one policeman and one fireman and reprimanding two others while serving notice on 431 department members that settling debts will be a prerequisite for office. Motorcycle Officer L S McLendon faced suspension to December 1 and will return as a patrolman. detective W Dey was reprimanded. Fireman Warl Moseley suspended sixty days for intoxication. Fireman RT Moore reprimanded for rule infractions. The commission plans to adopt new civil service rules at its next meeting.

Macon Civil Service Commission Police and Fire Departments L. S McLendon H E Duckworth Charokee Heights Bear Galvons Warl Moseley RT Moore Civil Service

Court holding night sessions in Campbell murder case

Camilla Ga October 16 Special The jury in the Campbell murder case was completed after 7 pm and state testimony began. About a dozen witnesses were cross examined before 10 pm and court adjourned. Night session to begin at 7:30 pm with more state witnesses yet to testify. case expected to extend beyond the week.

Camilla DC Campbell John Harrel

City Light Ordinance Sparks Taxing and Political Debate

City Electrician R C Turner accuses the newly enacted light ordinance of political manipulation and calls for repeal. Alderman Thomson defends it as a records measure, while the committee keeps the ordinance in force until year’s end and approves new light and telephone installations at several streets and schools.

Electric Light Committee City R C Turner Georgia Railway and Power Company Thomson Turner James W Maddox General Council West Peachtree Parsons and Buarlea McDonald and Cameron Brookline Stewart Avenue Sabilan Avenue Stewart

Atlanta Vice Probe Sees Mayor Hold Closed Board Conference

The grand jury's vice and graft inquiry moved to Mayor James G Woodward's city hall office with seven police board members. The closed session followed Beavers' statement on cooperation failures, sparking reports of secret pledges and possible board actions against the chief.

Grand Jury James G Woodward James L Beavers Council Mayora Woodward Froom Grand Beavere Atlanta Silentum W A Verney A H Baskin W Woods White Forsyth Street Beavers Seven

Will Finish Paving Of Lucile Avenue

Councilman L L Dallas won approval Friday to spend 111 from the street committee to start paving Lucile avenue The move shifts funds from other wards The finance committee then took West Mitchell street funds to balance the October sheet ending any immediate paving this year If county officials adopt the street committee plan Griffin street would be paved next year The committee also approved paving Cameron street from Pickett to Greenwood with tar macadam and 200 feet on Glenn street east with costs borne by property owners.

Ll. Dallas Seventh Ward Lucile Avenue Jesse B Lee Griffin Street West Mitchall West Mitchell Street Cameron Street Pickett Greenwood Glenn Street Martin Street

Boy rider hurled onto auto hood in Athens crash

Athens October 18 A motor cycle rider Noell Arnold collided with an automobile driven by J He Wilson of Watkinsville. Arnold was knocked from the cycle and carried thirty yards on the hood before the vehicle stopped. He escaped serious injury with only minor bruises and burns to the hands.

Athens Noell Arnold Biledga Avenue J He Wilson Watkinsville Arnold

Rebekahs to Visit Lindale Lodge in November

The Georgia division of Tebellahs ladies auxiliary to the Odd Fellows will meet in Lindale as guests of Lindale HebeIkah Lodge No 27 on Tuesday November 10. Representative delegates from six counties will convene to conduct organizational business.

Rome Keith Georgia Tebellahs The Odd Fellows Lindale Lindale Hebelkah Lodge

Man's Arm Crushed in Gin Near Jonesboro

Roy Roberts six years old had his arm caught in a gin four miles south of Jonesboro. It was so badly cut that amputation above the elbow was necessary. The incident occurred October 16 with Special Report from Jonesboro, Georgia.

Jonesboro Roy Roberts Oris

Car Jumped a Bridge Pins Occupants at Rocky Face

Dalton October 16 Special. A six cylinder runabout belonging to George S. Hardwick of Cleveland Tenn. plunged through railings and overturned over a small creek bridge near Rocky Face. Occupants Cicero Hardwick and Dr Bledcoe were trapped but survived with injuries. Hardwick escaped with minor injuries. Dr Bledcoe suffers a broken arm and sprained ankle. A new bridge is to be built on the Sherman Johnston Highway to eliminate the danger.

Cicero Hardwick Bledace Cleveland Pridge Tress Dalton Hard Bardwick Bledcoe Sherman Johnston

Corpse Bet Taken To Court In Historic Trover Case

An unusual civil action seeks to reclaim and retain control of a deceased man’s body. Sam Tennant, an undertaker relative of the deceased, filed a trover against Payton A Sims over funeral expenses and the body’s possession. The case, filed in Fulton County, risks the corpse being kept for trial and possibly sold if the plaintiff loses.

Joan Hemikten Elysian Heights John Hia Johns Payton A Sims Sam Tennant Payton Trover

Oconee River Flood Damages Property and Infrastructure

The Oconee River rose higher than in seven years washing a 50 foot iron bridge downstream, flooding the city waterworks pumping station to 30 inches, and damaging roags and rolling farmland across the county after heavy rain yesterday. Athens reports heavy precipitation and property damage as river levels peak at dawn October 16.

Athens Oconee City County Roags

Train Hits Cleveland Girl Near Rome Alabama

A young woman named Ora Woolernd from Cleveland Tenn was struck by a Western and Atlantic train three miles north of Rome. She was seriously injured while walking on the tracks and is reported to be recovering in a local hospital after not seeing the approaching train.

Rome

Cotton Movement Gains Momentum in Southern Purchases

Interest in the cotton movement was renewed Friday as Frictionless Metal Co of Chattanooga agreed to accept cotton for cash at 10 cents a pound for all purchases after October 15. A letter to jobbers and manufacturers urges widespread adoption to aid southern merchants and farmers, with several firms reporting cotton purchases or acceptance at 10 cents a pound to support the effort.

Frictionless Metal Company Chattanooga Mershanta Frank Manget-Brannon Company Newnan Shotwell Manufacturing Company Chicago South Ballard & Ballard Company of Louisville Atlanta EB Clark EB Clark Company LaGrange Banks& Rameey Company West Point West Lumber Company HF Shedden United States

Druid Hills Presbyterians Move Services to Enlarged Building

The Druid Hills Presbyterians will hold services in their enlarged building Sunday morning with Rev D M Melver preaching The Allurements of Goda House. Evening service topic is What To the Unpardonable Sin.

Druid Hills

Dr Ridley to Speak at Railroad Y M C A

A meeting of interest planned at the Railroad Y M C A rooms 3114 West Alabama street Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o clock features Rev Caleb A Ridley pastor of Central Baptist Church as speaker LG Dibble of Tabernacle Baptist Church will render solos and the regular orchestra will play.

Railroad Young Mens Ghriellan Association West Alabama Street O Clork Caleb A Ridley Central Baptist Church LG Dibble Tabernacle Baptist’ Church Rome WL. Barber Lindale Presbyterian Church G Mo Talford

Dr Plato Durham to fill St Pauls pulpit this Sunday

Dr Plato Durham, dean of the new Methodist Theological Seminary in this city, will preach at St Pauls MoE church during both morning and evening services. He is described as a preacher of great force and power.

St Pauls Moe Plato Durham New Methodist Theological Seminary Durham

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bibb County Co-operative Association Isplinter Mitchell Corn Commission Miller Miller Dismukes Peachtree Campbell City Electrician the Literary Digest Funk & Wagnalls Company New York Boy Rebekahs Sewanee Frictionless Metal Company of DR. Ridley Railroad Y. M. C. A ST. Paul’s Hinson Bush Anecetio Ocol Presbyterian Prrhiy
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