Lieutenant Moon Pleads Guilty In Textbook Court Martial
Lieutenant Basil G Moon of the Coast Artillery Corps pleaded guilty before general court martial at Fort McPherson to conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline for failing to return or purchase four Coast Artillery textbooks. He later replaced two books and sent a check to cover the others. The court, including Colville P Terrett and several Lt Cols and Majors, adjourned for review by higher authorities, with a likely reprimand anticipated.
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Cain
Department of the Gulf
Secretary of War
Taft
Moon
Fullam- Hart
Johnson
Franklin and Estey
Durie
White
Syoon Unth
Lieutenant Moon
Wan Wisbly
Bretano
Evency
Colville PrPrett
Seventeenth Infantry
William D. Beach
Eleventh Cavalry
Charles I. Hunter
Coast Artillery
Coronel Stephen M. Foote
James O. Maney
Wm. A. Mercer
Eleventh Infantry
George F. Landis
George W. Goode
B. F. Hardaway
Grover Elam
Terrett
W. 4. Massy
Atlanta
Preston Brown
SBI
Captain White
Fort Monroe
Coulter
Roth
Dupee
C. P. Terrett
Loxey
Stephen M. Foote
Coast
Law student killed for killing a dog in Spain
Villagers in Autodillo Valencia Province killed Manrique a 17 year old law student son of a Cortes member after he shot a dog. He was stoned struck and dragged back to the dog’s carcass and died on the road. The account notes his death following the dog incident.
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Madrid
Autodillo
Valencia
Manrique
Cortes
Diamonds Sale Promises Fine Gems At Great Prices
A local ad invites shoppers to view a superb array of diamonds, mounted or loose stones, offered at the most reasonable prices. The notice suggests personal viewing to compare mounts and cuts.
Widow of Jesse James Active in Ocean Grove Evangelism
New York reports Jesse James widow, aged and devoted, attends Ocean Grove evangelistic camp meetings. A leading evangelist collapses before two thousand. Mrs. James assists and is revealed as the widow of the Missouri bandit. She has quietly lived at the resort and participates daily in song and prayer.
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New York
Birs
Jesse James
Missouri
Ocean Grove
N. J
Jumen
Invisible Toric Bifocals at Walter Ballard Optical
Optical firm at 75 Peachtree Street Atlanta advertises invisible toric bifocals that blend two pairs of glasses into one seamless solid lens for reading and walking. The copy claims thousands sold and urges a store visit to prove leadership in the field.
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Walter Ballard Ortical Co
Peachtres St
Atlanta. Ga
Heir to enormous fortune dies at age seven
New Rochelle New York September 6 The seven year old heir Goddard Iselin son of C Oliver Iselin and Hope Gourlage is believed dead in Baden Baden a cablegram reports His grandfather Col William Goddard invested 1 000 000 for his christening and the bulk of the estate around 30 000 000 will go to his mother with the son a potential heir to the fortune expected to inherit a share of the estate remains uncertain
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New Rochelle
Goddard Iselin
Baden-Baden
C. Oliver Iselin
Iseiits
Hope Gourlage
Col
Wm. Goddard
Providence
Col. Goddard
Ida
Col Goddard
Inclin
Plans to Probe Asylum Investigations Begin in Georgia
A joint committee appointed by the Georgia General Assembly to investigate charges at the State Sanitarium held its first meeting in the senate chamber. It decided to meet at Milledgeville on November 8 and keep at the work until completed, with open meetings. Senator J. J. McKean was chosen chairman, and other officers were elected. Governor Brown discussed the matter in a brief afternoon conference at the executive mansion. The committee seeks witnesses and may request a stenographer. interested parties may send names to McKean in Glenville.
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General Assembly
Senate Chamber
Sant
Milledgeville
Tarium m
Investigatio
Organ
J. J. McKean
J. Irwin
A. J. Henderson
Representative Well
Wilkinson
Taggle
Troup
Akin
Longley
Conley
Brown
Morra
David Marx
Logan
Associated Charities
Marx
Ray & Ward
Ite
Auto Tire Bursts Car Goes Over Bank
York, September 6. The burst on the automobile of William Hobbey, a Mount Vernon resident, sent the car over an embankment between Mount Vernon and Pelham Manor. Passenger Joseph Essenger was killed, Henry Clausen likely to die, Hobbey and his chauffeur escaped with bruises. Gobbey, driving, was arrested and held in $5,000 bail.
Cheap Excursion to Birmingham for $2.50 Round Trip
A special Seaboard train departs Central Station at 8 a.m. for Birmingham on Tuesday September 1. The journey lasts about 1 hour 15 minutes, offering a low fare for a short line excursion.
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Birmingham
Seaboard
Cionotal Station
Lawrencville to Atlanta Route Chosen for Races
A lengthy discussion over November automobile road races settled on the Lawrenceville to Decatur route via Gwinnett and DeKalb counties as the official path through the area. Officials from Gwinnett and DeKalb backed the route, with Stone Mountain advocates urging the alternate scenic path. Officials tested both routes with Buick driver R V Connerat, confirming the Lawrenceville to Atlanta path as the shortest and best, while promising work to ready the route in time for the event.
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Atlanta
Gwinnett
DeKalb
Winder
Lawrenceville
Decatur
Augusta
Savannah
New York
Gwinnett County
Stone Mountain
Stoune Mountain
Lithonia
Snellytlie
Itone Mountain
Irast
la Decatur
DeKalb County
Clarketon
Snellville
Gwinnett Lawrence
Freeman
R. J
Constitution
R. V. Connerat
Buick Motor Car Company
Connesal
H. L. Wilson
General Motor Company
T. Fain
Fulton County
Peratur
Scottdale
Clarkston
Tiekaly
Cwlanett
Gwinnett i County Commissioners
Connerat
Tucker
Emmons Buys 25 Feet on South Pryor Street
M R Emmons paid 28000 for 25 feet on South Pryor Street in a four story brick property occupied by Pittsburg Plate Glass Co. The parcel, sold through A J West & Co, was previously transferred to Fred Wagener and Tr B Neal, with other nearby trades noted as strong market activity.
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South
Pryor
M. R. Emmons
M. OR Emmons
A. J. West & Co
South Pryor Street
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Elmer FE. Pope
Supora
Texas
Fred Wagener
Tr. B. Neal
Emmons
Rapidis
James S. Floyd
Atlanta National Bank
Fifth Street
Intia Bh. C. Latta
KcCroueh Mwe Company
Twelfth Street
Atlanta Land and Investment Company
Cotton Crop Damaged In Butts County By Dry Weather
Cotton men estimate in Butts County that the crop is damaged about one third due to recent dry spells. Late cotton suffered most and is expected to be heavily damaged. The crop is opening rapidly and bringing in market quantities with prices around 12 cents per pound. The market remains strong for cotton in the state.
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Jackson
Butts County
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American National Bank
L. Pebl
F. Maddox
J. Peeples
J. P. Windsor
Asa’t
J. P. Alexander
Ags
Thos. Cook & Son
Atlanta Rq
Maier & Berkele
Oceanrove
William Goddard Iselin
Germany
Horsford
Jie
Whitehall St
Atlay
cater-Atlanta
Tawrenceville de
Nto
Wesley Hirstburg
Wesler Hirshburs
Alt. Green
Jon
BR. J. Freema
Buford
Gwin
Albany
Columbus
Speseid
Columbus Webesale Haucee
Mom
Salita
Yuonson
Sihan Y. Ga
Trhal
William J. J. Chase
Fourt National Bank Bldg
Eiseman Bros
Nature
Whitehall
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