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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1913

Page

7

Women Donate Money and Jewels for Hospital Fund

Women of the Wesley Memorial Hospital auxiliary held a meeting to plan a state wide bond issue fundraiser. A member donated a miniature gold frame brooch, once kept by her family for over a century, contributing to a already gathered sum as part of efforts to raise a minimum 3107900 for the new hospital.

Tne Womans Auxiliary Wesley Memorial Hospital Ways and Means Ada Candler Ellen Ards T Or Kerdil Galnesville Teli R. K. Rambo Aualbary Atlanta H. H Tucker Sateman William R. Prescott John A Miller

Oliver Freed by Affidavits in Georgia Habeas Case

Oliver, known as the Mississippi swindler L. Harding, seeks release in Georgia after being brought from the Lee County chain gang. He appeared before Judge Clayton Jones in Albany to respond to habeas corpus petitions. affidavits from Mississippi parties challenge his identity as Harding and may influence timeline for a hearing set for tomorrow.

Albania Spe+ tla APD Oliver Climas Bank Wrecker Bigamlat Lee County Missisippi Clayton Jones City Court of Albany I J. Hoffmayer Focal Bar Olivers Olver L. Harding Mississippi Ulm Executive Department State of Georgia Prison Commission Georgia Harding T. O Jones Aberdeen Jones Uim

Leader of Boy Scouts Dies at Waycross Georgia

Abera gs Ga September 10 special Following a severe illness after an operation for appendicitis Graming Jr aged 17 died here today He was son of Mr and Mrs WX Graming Survived by two sisters Irene and Mary and a brother Prancin He was leader of the Boy Scout movement in Waycross and members of the camp attended the funeral in a body.

Aberags Ms . Gramiing Jr WX Gramiing Irene Mary Gramling Prancin Leafer Bow Scout Movement Maycross

West Point Examination Held in Americus District

Special competitive examination for West Point appointment from the Fourth district will take place in Americus on October 11. Congressman Charles R. Crisp announced the event to be conducted under J J Mathis, superintendent of Americus schools, with local educators assisting.

Ameritus

Cadwell Bank Organized in Laury Reng County

The thirteenth bank of Laue reng county was organized at Cadwell in Wuchin Ga. It will be Citizens' Bank of Cadwell with capital of 25000 dollars. At the stockholders meeting R Williams of Dublin was elected president with A McCook and F W Levander as vice presidents.

Wuchin Specelal Lauereng Cadwell Citizens’ Bank R Williams Dublin A McCook F W Levander

Claim young bride was the first victim in Godbee case

Intense interest surrounds the Millen murder trial of Mrs Godbee. Reported preparations include possible continuance requests and a planned defense strategy with potential letters as evidence. Witnesses include Maud Barnwell and Warren Daniels. public rooms filled as townspeople expect the case to open.

Seemiver Constitution le Pretty Nuaband Safford Wenesday Mim Gudbee Millen

Mrs Thaw Collapses On Re-arrest News In Montreal

Mrs Mary Copley Thaw collapsed upon learning her son was recaptured and deported. She had spent the morning trying to reach him by telephone and required constant nursing care afterward. Her statement emphasized family concern and non-interference with H K Thaw and his counsel in the case.

Montreal Mary Copley Thaw Macy Copley Thaw J. ©. Thaw George L. Carnegie H. K. Thaw

Death of Edna Godbee’s Brother Sparks Family Tragedy

Millen Georgia September report details a long fraught marriage between Edna Godbee and Judge Godbee. A 1895 shooting of Edna’s brother set a pattern of alleged abuse and property disputes. The piece links subsequent separations, two remarriages, and escalating tensions culminating in a fatal shooting.

Cox Jumps From Train In Escape At Forty MPH

Columbus report: Henry Cox, a colored man convicted of wife beating in Phonl City, Alabama, escaped while being transported to Opelika jail by leaping from a passenger coach at forty miles per hour. He was handcuffed and has not been recaptured.

Columbus Henry Cox Phonl City Ala Opelika

Atlanta Woman Takes Charge of Comer Hotel

Mrs. Emmie Jackson of Atlanta arrives to assume control of Hotel Comer in Comer Georgia as the property reopens after a month of closure. Owner Pope Gholston states new furnishings have been installed for all rooms and meals previously scarce for traveling salesmen should improve.

Atlanta Comer Hotel Comer Emmie Jackson Pope Gholston

Millen Flood of Reports Delays Court Term

Millen received numerous reports this afternoon indicating a hold on proceedings. The disruption could extend into the next term of court, delaying scheduled actions.

Millen

Trial of Mrs. Godbee Opens Amid Witnesses and Grief

The Millen case centers on Edna Godbee accused of murder as friends and family prepare for a fast trial. Witnesses including Mixa Sarah Godbee are expected to testify while Mrs. Boyer mourns Florence Godbee, a victim described as a cherished 21 year old. Congressman Hardwick joins defense, urging delay but trial set to begin Thursday.

Goyer Williamsport Godbee Godbae Moore F 1 Safford Constitution Althei Millen College Street Carlyle Godbec Godbes Wightsville Beach Florence Boyer Milton Gohee Edna Godbee Edna Godbse Peast Goddes Georgia Mixa Sarah Godoee Augusta Saes Hardwick H C. Hammond Hammond

Itched for 20 years cured in 10 days by Resinol

Baltimore July 19 1913 a woman reports twenty years of itching and a rash from ankle to knee eased after using Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment. She claims complete cure in ten days and notes the product as widely prescribed and sold. Charles Warner of 1123 N Stricker St signs the testimonial.

Baltimore Lena Besen Lo Charles Warner N. Stricker Fur Tree Dept Resinol Balimore

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