Hinkle Divorce Bid After Domestic Turmoil at Orange Street
Mrs Nita Hinkle announces plans to sue Dr A B Hinkle for divorce. The couple’s dispute intensified with a Saturday night melee at the Orange Street home, accusations of assault, threats, and estrangement involving Hinkle’s mother and a court-backed effort to reclaim property placed in the wife’s name. The episode recalls a historical Macon tragedy linked to the family.
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Macon
Nita Hinkle
A. B Hinkle
John P . Smith
Hinkie
Orange Street
Hokie
Sune
Mlake
Hinkle
Americus
Mion Vnstead
Amber
James Hinks
Athit Finkle
Janes
James Hinkley
Yards
Wulelde
Tle
Attendance Surges at Augusta Session Enrolment
The report notes a large attendance at Augusta with at least 5000 attendees. It records a rise from the previous year, estimating a 4 percent increase in total enrolment despite some constraints. The item highlights substantial participation across the session.
Bracelet Watches Hit Popular Range From 7.50 to 7500
Watch bracelets grow in popularity as convenient and ornamental timepieces. The sale highlights gold filled, silver, and solid gold bracelets with expansion bands, leather strap options, and wide price variety from $7.50 to $7,500. The vendor promises the largest assortment in the South and offers guaranteed quality.
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South
Street car conductors rally for Constitution contest rewards
Atlanta street car conductors tell of hidden friends as The Constitution runs a popularity contest. Subscriptions gain votes and commissions, with a $100 gold prize, a solid gold watch, and a tailor made uniform for winners. Closings October 4. join now to boost fortunes and Christmas cash.
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Atlanta
Street
Constitution
Mobile to land steel plant with 9 million capital
Mobile Alabama reports Capitalists from Chicago and Denver announced the requisition of 3000 acres on the Mobile River to erect a 5 million dollar steel plant under Southern Steel Company with a 300 million capital. The plan includes ore from Cuba and coal from Alabama fields, a 4900 employee start, and output of 1900 tons daily creating a new industrial city named New Mobile.
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Mobile
Chicago
Denver
Mobile Chamber of Commere
Wal
Southern Steel Company
Cuba
Aliwama
Don FarnsWorth
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Peensworth
Alabama
New Mobile
Lampaint
Leap From Fast Train Freezes Prisoner Escape
Griffin on September 1 reports say BF Kersey a white man held for forgery escaped by leaping from a moving train near Griffin Alt the prison car containing Spalding county inmates. Sheriff Hudson pursued bringing all back to Griffin for Superior Court. A deputy observed the man plunge headfirst through a window and vanish. No trace of him was found.
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Griffin
BF Kersey
Leap Ng
Tisl
Spalding
Fulton County
Hudson
Griffin Torm
Enirt
Hersey
statTe
Educational Rally at Perry Rainey School
At Perry Rainey School in Auburn Georgia a large crowd gathered for an educational rally led by Perry Patney Institute. President John A Miller opened the event with a dinner on the grounds and key speakers included Rev Jesse Hunt Dr G A Nunnally Ret Z Edge Rev Rh D Dewesse and William D Upshaw with Miller closing the exercises. The school opened to encouraging attendance and the first platform lecture is set for Thursday night September 4 by Upshaw.
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Auburn
Perry Patney Institute
John A Miller
G@ AL Nunnally
Rome
Jesse Hunt
NS Lanta
Riptiat Orphans Home
Hapeville
Z Edge
Shorter
Allege
Rh D Dewesse
Lawrenceville
William D Upshaw
The
Golden Age
Miller
Cedartown Labor Day Exercises Host City Hall Address
Labor groups in Cedartown observed Labor Day with seven local unions hosting President Marks of the state organization who delivered an address at the city hall this morning. The mayor and visiting labor leaders spoke, followed by a luncheon in the armory after the city hall program.
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Cedartown
Marks
Prison Commission Busy on Labor Day Clemency Hearings
Georgia prison officials spent Labor Day hearing clemency appeals for two inmates. Dr W J McNaughton seeks commutation amid claims of innocence and disputed death causes. A Black man named Lige Lana faces a death sentence for a white woman assault. advocates urge mercy citing insufficient evidence and the accuser’s dubious character.
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Georgia
State
Neger
Aagault
W J McNaughton
Lr McNaughton
Lana
Evernor
Solicitor General
City Plan Movement Favored by Thomson
Councilman Albert Thomson, back from Newport and eastern cities, endorses a city plan movement. He believes a topographical map and city plan costing about 15000 dollars will prove the best investment, driven by rapid growth. He aims to present the plan to council this year and move it to the finance committee in January.
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Counalman
Albert Thomson
Ewport
Yeastern
Attenta
Thomson
Henve
Dr Henry G Hanchett Joins Brenau Conservatory Faculty
Dr Henry G Hanchett, renowned musician and author, will join Brenau College Gainesville as head of the University Department of the conservatory, strengthening Georgia’s musical life. The faculty also includes Otto Pfefferkorn, J T Swinette, Benjamin Havens, and others with ties to Monteagle Chautauqua and Shorter College.
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Henrys G Hanchett
Georgia Brenau College
Gainesville
W Hanchett
Conservatory
UN Uermay
Hanchett
South
Monteagle Chautauqua
Dr Hanchett
Otto Pfefferkorn
J T Swinette
Benjamin Havens
Simmons
Shorter College Borneo
Michaelis
Lensta Southgate Simmons
Mar
Helen Howe
Elimer Zoller
Nellie Laing
PILL PRESCRIBED BY DRUGGIST COSTS MAN HIS LIFE
Athens Georgia September 1 a special report details Claud Henley dying after a year long illness at his mother's home. A blue tablet given for headache reportedly by Rev Dr R L Compton a drummer preacher merchant cost him his life. Henley sued for damages but Compton fled. He was the primary support for his mother and sisters. Doctors suspected the tablet contained bichloride or mercury. The death followed a family upheaval including a second marriage of his parents.
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Athens
Claud Henley
Cleveland Ga
White County
R. L. Compton
Compton
Traunles
Mary Lambichara Carles Opens Paterson Season Tonight
Mary Lambichara Carles musical comedy with Don McGrath opened at Paterson Opera House to enthusiastic audience. William Pfirrmann and David Parrmann produced and staged the new artistic production. Blanche Yeoman sang Sylvia with notable range and tone. Florence Guise as Mary Miranda Lamb delivered a standout character portrayal.
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Mary ‘ Lamb
Atlana Theater
Paterson
Morning Telegraph
New York
Marys Lambichara Carles
Don McGrath
Carle
Paterson Opera House
William Pfirrmann
David Parrmann
Carles
Mr McGrath
Leander Lamb
Mrs Lamb
Betsy
Belle
the Bathers
Blanche Yeoman
Sylvia
Mary Miranda Lamb
Florence Guise
Signs of Prosperity Seen by J D Walker
Augusta on September 1 That this section of Georgia is to enjoy within a very few weeks one of its greatest seasons of prosperity in the optimistic opinion of John D Walker head of a chain of eighty nine banks located mostly in this state Mr Walker has just completed a second tour this season over this entire section In which he is interested going most of the way by automobile that he might be able to inspect the crops at close range and converse with the farmers prosperity and progress depleted on every side he said.
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Augusta
Georgia
John D Walker
Walker
Miss Clifford Hunter to North China Mission Field
Miss Clifford Hunter daughter of Mrs. E E Hunter of Decatur sails today for North China Hwang Hem as a special missionary from the Atlanta Woman Missionary Union and her training in Louisville and local church work is cited as evidence of strong preparation A farewell silver shower by the Atlanta Missionary Association and others marks the send off. A Rome movement in the First Baptist church and Masonic bodies seeks to erect a memorial to Dr R B Hendden with a target of at least two thousand dollars in small subscriptions.
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Clifford Hunter
E .E. Hunter
Decatur
Hwang Hem
North China
Womans Missionary Union
Atlanta
Louisville
Hunter
Atlanta Missionary Association
Womans Auxiliary
West End
Hestesa Union
Rome
First Baptist Church
R B Hendden
Shamblin Given Jewel by Rome Royal Arch Masons
At the Royal Arch Masons session in Rome a past high priest jewel was presented to Dr A C Shamblin who led the chapter the past year He also serves as treasurer at Rame Commandery Knights Templar and is a prominent local Mason.
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Rome
Rame Chapt
Royal Arch Masons
En Gravel
A C Shamolin
Shamblin
Rame Commandery
Knights Templar
Tragic High School English Teacher Dies by Suicide
Naomi Wells a West Point High School English teacher who had only moved in Thursday died at 2 PM after ingesting carbolic acid. A note cited just blues as motive and numerous letters to relatives were found. Her father Milas Wells of Thomson arrived with plans to bury her in Lavonia tomorrow.
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Weat Point
Naomi Wells
Theigh
Miss Wells
Lucy Cobb Institute
Misa Wells
J M. Wella
Thomson
Lavonia
Burdell Wells
Augusta
Milas Wells
Atlante
Marys Lamb features at Atlanta tonight with lively cast
Atlanta audiences can see Mary's Lamb a Richard Carle musical comedy starring Don McGrath and Yoamana primidona, praised as diverting and entertaining. Emma Bunting returns at Lyric in The Circus Girl with a strong company. her fashionably bold costumes steal focus, signaling a bright Atlanta season ahead.
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Mary's
Atlanta
Marys
Richard Carle
Mos
Carle
Don McGrath
van Lovidle
Good Roads Congress Proposed by Eve
Augusta September 1 Special Correspondence with senators and congressmen and state officials of this state South Carolina Alabama and Florida has been entered into by Judge William I Bye president of the Georgia Federation of Good Roads Authorities and chairman of the program committee for the proposed good roads congress to be held here in November in connection with the Georgia Carolina fair with the view of securing their active support and attendance Judge Bye yesterday returned from Atlanta where he conferred with various state officials in the Interest of the congress.
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Augusta
South Carolina
Alabama
Florida
William I Bye
Georgla Federation of Good Roads Authorities
Georgia
J V Smith Dies at Mineral Bluff in Morganton
Colonel J V Smith of Mineral Bluff died at his residence on a Saturday morning and was buried in the Methodist cemetery with Mason and Gola Fellows honors. He served as a former representative and clerk of the superior court, deputy collector, and postmaster, and was division grand secretary of the nineteenth division at death. A large gathering of Wasans Oda Fellows and friends attended the funeral.
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Morganton
J V Smith
Mineral Bluff
Superior Court
Tom Coke Hughes
Blairsvile
Wasans Oda
Blue Ridge McCays Sweat Gum
Comly
Blairsvite
Morris
Youne Cane and
Rural Carriers Meet in Milledgeville in Sept 1 Gathering
Rural carriers of the tenth district convened in Milledgeville with about one hundred attendees. A bill to make all rural route roads public highways was endorsed. The day featured an address by Hon. FO Hardeman of Louisville, Ga and a barbecue hosted by the local post office staff. Next meeting planned for Mitchell in Glascock County on May 30, 1914.
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Milledgeville
FO Hardeman
Eouisville
Mitchell
Glascock County
Miss Durham Loses Purse on Peachtree to Brookwood
Miss Lucile Durham visiting Chief E L Jett’s family lost a mesh purse on a Peachtree to Brookwood troll near noon yesterday. It contained a single dollar bill and small chance items. The name Lucile is engraved on the rim.
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Miss Durham
Lucile Durham
E L. Jett
Brookwood Trolls
Lucile
Discoveries of Mines in Portugal Spark Foreign Claims
In the previous year notable mining finds in Portugal prompted American, French, and Spanish companies to file claims near the Spanish frontier. Guarda near the frontier is cited as a zone of interest as American concerns push to exploit berze goale and develop regional resources.
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Portugal
Elluviad
Guarda
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