Nelms Targets Prosecution Chain Around Innes Case
Marshella Nelms returns to Atlanta to press a conspiracy case against Victor Innes and his wife alleging involvement in a murder cover up. He plans indictments across Georgia Alabama Tennessee and Louisiana, aiming for convictions and possible sentences up to ten years. Nelms seeks broader indictments if possible and will consult with Fulton county officials and grand juries.
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Marshella Nelms
Atlanta
Victor
Fulton County
Prodgebiiity
Tennessee
Louisiana
Georgia
Alabama
Texas
Nelms
Reuben Arnold
Patton Grand
Innes
San Antonio
Massengale Seeks Ballot Printing Updates From County Chairs
St Elmo Massengale, secretary of the state democratic executive committee, reports many county chairmen have not informed him ballots are printed per specifications. He urges all delinquent counties to confirm proper printing and has mailed letters to county ordinarys requesting prompt cooperation.
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St. Elmo Massengale
Democratic
Massengale
Rotary Club Meets at Winecoff Monday Night
The Rotary Club plans its semi monthly meeting at the Winecoff on Monday night as garden openings are set for Tuesday. Decorations include crimson rambler roses and a large floral display. Professor WW Hubner will direct the Atlanta theater orchestra and soprano soloist Mrs Frank Pearson will perform with others still to be confirmed.
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Rotary Club
WW. Hubner
Atlanta Theater
Winecoff
Frank Pearson
Guernsey Seeks 1916 D A R President General Post
Mrs G T Guernsey of Independence Kansas announces that George Thacher Guernsey current state regent will seek the office of president general of the D A R in 1916. She has long been active in western D A R affairs and attends continental congress meetings in Washington. Her platform includes one term of three years for national officers, no mileage for officers, four annual board meetings, an appeals committee, restoration of the magazine, and a fair deal for every daughter.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Kansas
George Thacher Guernsey
Independence
Atate
Chanter
Sulet
West
Continental Congress
Washington
Ohio
Welng
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Congress
Fair and Square
Judge Broyles Resigns as Recorder for Court of Appeals
Nash B. Broyles announces resignation as Atlanta city recorder effective November 16 to accept promotion to the Georgia Court of Appeals. He notes sixteen years in office and the city’s strong lawfulness, expressing gratitude and wishes for Atlanta’s continued civic growth. George E Johnson expected to fill the vacancy.
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Nash R. Broyles
Fedge Briles
Court of Appeals
Broyles
Georgia
George E Johnson
Broylea
Johnson
People
Breslow
Tolown
City of
Atlanta
People of Georgia
Union
Nash B. Broyles
War stamps for beer received in Atlanta
The internal revenue department in the federal building Saturday received its first batch of new war stamps for beer. The stamps call for a 50 percent increase on the brewers price of $1 a barrel. Stamps for tobacco and other commodities will be received later.
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Internal Revenue Department
Federal
Benefit Vaudeville Show For Belgian Sufferers At Grand
Atlanta society entertainers and Forsyth theater acts present a benefit vaudeville to aid Belgian sufferers. Grand theater hosts next Thursday night with $1 tickets. Proceeds go to the Belgian minister in Washington. promotion by Henry L DeGive.
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Belgium
Grand Theater
Atlanta
Forsyth Theater
Henry L DeGive
Jengal
Washington
Albert
Lyric
Jake Wells
Johnson to Address Deaf-Mute Bible Class at St. Mark's
Besborn J. Johnson of Tableeg Ala visits relatives and will address the deaf-mute Bible class at St. Mark's Sunday School this morning at 14 o'clock. Johnson, from a family active in Alabama deaf education, speaks well in sign language. The event is open to all and urged for attendance.
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Besborn J. Johnson
Tableeg Ala
St. Mark's
Mr. Johnson
Alabama
Parkhurst Story Publication Ruling Prompts Injunction
Judge George L. Bell modified a restraining order against The Atlanta Saturday Night. The court allowed publication of the article The Venturesome Mr Parkhurst but barred printing additional Parkhurst stories. The injunction followed a plea from Parkhurst, former advertising manager of the paper.
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George L. Bell
Atlanta
Mr. Parkhurst
Parkhurst
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