Four Appointments Made To Fulton County Bench
Governor Slaton announces four simultaneous Fulton county judicial appointments effective October 6. Benjamin Hill leaves the Court of Appeals for the Fulton superior bench, L. Roan shifts to the Court of Appeals, Charles Reid becomes Stone Mountain circuit judge, and George Napier takes Reid’s solicitor general post. Roan May hear the Frank case motion. Hill winds down appellate duties.
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Fulton County Superior Court
Benjamin Him
Court of Appeals
L. & Roan
Stone Mountain Circuit
Hill
Charles 3. Reid
Roan
George M. Napier
Napier, Wright & Cox
Mr. Heid
Slaton
Fulton County
Superior Court
Jadie Roan
Reid
Napier
Atlanta
Frank
Judge Rean
Beides
Henry County
Peeples & Griffith
Grimtin
Ueach
Fairburn
Toreris
Juden
Joan Andler
Stone Mountain
Fairhurn
Rown
Grace
Appelbaum
South
New Fulton
B. H. Hill
United States
Benjamin H. Hill
LaGrange
Charles Hill
Courts of Review
Charles S. Reid
Charles 5. Reid
Hoan
Tar
Crematory Shutdown For Repairs After Motor Failures
The new crematory shut down after a motor burnout Friday night around 1 a.m. and again Saturday morning when a second meter failed, forcing the plant to halt garbage burning for the day. Mayor Woodward, urging pretest testing, criticized the plant as overly complex and said the Destructor firm delays tests to avoid accountability. End of day operations left the test date uncertain as sales engineer W. E. Dowd Jr. is away.
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W. E. Dowd, Jr
Destructor Company
Read About Your Friends In the Want Ad Pages
The Want Ad columns serve as a modern bulletin board for homes jobs automobiles and lost dogs. The Atlanta Constitution urges readers to check Page 3B Col 2 for Today’s Want Ads and to index them for news.
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Want
Postoffice Bulletin Board
Atlanta
Postoffice Bulletin
Constitution
Fortune in Court over Julia Garrett Will
Philadelphia reports a caveat filed in Montgomery county court challenging any document claiming to be the will of the late Julia Garrett who died near here leaving an estate said to be 12 million dollars. George G Dunn a distant cousin filed the caveat as rumors swirled about large bequests to Isaac T Starr who denies any knowledge of such gifts. Starr, once fiscal agent for the Garrett family, doubts a 10 million dollar share and notes several cousins are said to be interested in the fortune rooted in the snuff business planted in the colonial era.
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Philadelphia
Julia Garrett
Here
Morristown
Montgomery County
George G Dunn
Garrett
Miss Garrett
Isaac T. Starr
Starr
Wiliam Penn
Old Glory Trampled by Michigan Troopers
Calumet September 13. An American flag carried by two striking copper miners was torn down and trampled in the street by state cavalrymen. A strikers committee wired Governor Ferris demanding respect for the flag and for the right to parade, as soldiers cleared the streets and pushed marchers to the sidewalks.
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Calumet
Mich
Ferra
Western Federation
Death Descends From the Clouds at Goldfield
A cloudburst at Goldfield Nevada on September 12 caused multiple fatalities and major destruction. Houses were swept away as gulches became raging rivers within an hour, crippling the Nevada California Power Company and stopping mines at Goldfield and Tonopah. Several dead named include Mrs L. F. Carmo and child. a laundress possibly Pelt. Few bodies recovered. dozens of residents left homeless. Communications and utilities were down. rescue efforts used ropes to reach marooned residents.
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Nev
Goldfeld
Malahai Range
Sast
Tonlent
L. FE
Carmo
Nevada-California Power Company
Tonopah
Paralyzed Youth Begins Long Journey to See Mother
Marion Wascuk, 19, bound for Poland in a fast train compartment on a four leg journey to reach his mother near Warsaw. Paralyzed below the neck from a 13 month old injury, he travels with Lydia Keller, hospital superintendent, and carries a Governor's letter asking railway and foreign officials to ease the trip. Damages of 13000 were awarded after a lumber accident.
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Minn
Marion Wascuk
Warsaw
Poland
Lydia Keller
Wascuk
Russia
Miss Keller
Eberhart
Six Deputy Sheriffs Held for Murder Near Champion Mine
Calumet September 13 six deputy sheriffs charged with murdering strikers at Seeberville near the Champion mine on August 14 were bound over to circuit court for trial. They were admitted to bail of 10 thousand.
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Calumet
Sherifs
Seeberville
Champion Mine
Acute Stage Near in Mexico Trouble Feared
Washington reports anticipate developments in the Mexican problem next week with officials focusing on withdrawing Americans safe from Mexico. Many refugees already returned to the U S while consuls track property withdrawals. Huerta says withdrawal is not intervention but cautionary for Americans. Congress meets Tuesday to hear Huerta on rebellion and U S influence as authorities prepare demonstrations that could inflame anti American sentiment.
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State Department
Mexico
United States
Huerta
Congress
Mexican Congress
U S Soldiers Fire on Mexican Smugglers at Carrise Springs
In Texas near the Rio Grande, a clash between U S soldiers and Mexican smugglers left one Mexican dead, six wounded, and fourteen captured. The detachment of the Fourteenth Cavalry under Lt McLane pursued the group after dawn, with thirteen Mericans captured and the leader surrendering with a white handkerchief. The prisoners were taken to Windmill ranch for treatment.
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San Antonio
Texas
Carrise Springs
Alimito Crossing
Rio Grande River
Windmill Ranch
Fourteenth
United States Cavalry
McLane
Policemen to Attend Etiquette School in Atlanta
Atlanta patrolmen begin an etiquette and procedure course next Tuesday under Captain Mayo with all three shifts attending weekly sessions. The program, urged by Mayor Woodward, covers proper language, prisoner treatment, arrest guidelines, and case building to project a more dignified city force.
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Atlanta
Mayo
Woodward Meds
Police Board
One Lindale Belle Tells on Another in Court Roundup
In Lindale a feud erupts after Blanche Rodgers accuses Minnie Drennon of assault on the street. Drennon is bound over on $500 bond, posted by friends, as cases head toward grand jury and a possible supreme court decision. Both women are well known in Lindale.
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Rome
Lindale Belle
Supreme Court
Blanche Rodgers
Frank Rodgers
Minnie Drennon
Miss Drennan
Lindale
Miss Drennon
Miss Rodgers
Finger Print Method Jolted by Discovery
San Francisco reports a municipal handwriting expert Théodore Kytka claims a new technique transfers invisible fingerprints from paper or glass to other objects. The discovery could render traditional fingerprint identification dangerous or useless by misattributing crimes to innocent individuals.
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San Francisco
Theodore Kytka
Ytka
Surrender of Roseville Trust official amid large alleged shortfall
Newark and Rahway reports say Raymond E. Smith, secretary and treasurer of Roseville Trust, who vanished August 13 the day before the bank was closed by state examiners, turned himself in at Rahway and was brought to Newark for a bank officers conference. Authorities note a reported shortage exceeding 200000 and private detectives have monitored Smith since his disappearance.
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Newark
N J
Raymond E. Smith
Roseville Trust Company
Rahway
Smith
Trust Company
Judge Wright Moves to Seize Seven Wealthy Residents
Rome Ga September 13 Special seven prominent Chattooga county residents two wealthy farmers and a rural minister are held without bond for contempt of court amid out of court efforts to settle rape and seduction charges. Judge Moses Wright rebuked Rev. CMB Hill urging adherence to court mandates and warning that peace makers who shield criminals threaten justice.
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Chattooga County
Jafest
Summerville
Moses Wright
Rome Judicial Circuit
Hie
Washington Reynolds
Bagley
Wright
Rcmb
Floyd
Chattooga
Bond
Sheriff
Will Hayes
Lyerly
Ethel
William Bagley
Local Showers In Georgia With Cooler North Winds
Local weather forecast calls for showers across Georgia with cooler conditions in the north. Sunday remains rainy, followed by settlements of light to moderate rain on Monday and easterly winds. Temperatures fluctuate with a low near 42 and a near 64 to 85 range, rainfall amounts not clearly stated.
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Georgia
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