Deputies raid Nelson home in Conti street liquor search
Mobile officers with a search warrant invaded Charles Nelson’s No 5 Conti street home at noon seeking liquor under the prohibition provisions. Deputies expanded the search to No 3 Conti street, overturned furniture, opened trunks, and removed a half pint found in a sideboard drawer after a thorough, intrusive examination of the premises.
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Mobile Ala
Drago
Jules E. Alford
Inferior Criminal Court
Charles Nelson
Conti Street
Nelson
Mra Nelson
Contt Street
New Cond Street
Gould to Push Grocers' Claims in Macon
Macon September 18 The grocers and butchers association in the city is now fully organized. President W. Grould and Secretary Zowb Jay plan to press the interests of the new organization and protect members' holdings. Mr MoT Straub of Bmigh & Straub visited, with Mrs Straub and son, accompanying his southern Roxall Dollars rep John Jones on a pleasure and business trip.
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Gould
Macon
Tia
Spemall
B Wo Grould
Zo Wb Jay
Uehf
Mot Straub
Bmigh & Straub
John + Jones
Opportunity to go East on Seaboard trip
Rail ad offers New York round trip from 32785 with Seaboard lines from Sept 23 to Oct 10. Travel includes return to YO Unit, Make Pullman reservations at 38 Peachtres. Contact 100 for details.
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New York
Seaboard
Pullman
Rev Farland Called to Virginia Church
Reverend Farland, rector of All Saints' Church for six years, has been called to the St Johnna Church in Roanoke, southern Virginia, as part of a church appointment move. The change reflects a denominational reassigning of clergy in the region.
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Farland
Virginia Church
All Saints
St. John’s Church
Roanoke
All Saints' Church of
Thin Cits
Roanoke Parish Likely Caller Chooses Between Advocate Clergyman
The call under advisement to a Virginia born clergyman from St John's Roanoke, largest parish in the state, follows a six year rectorship at All Saints Atlanta. Born in Tanpahan nock Va, he led growth from a small chapel to a leading diocese parish, earning wide reputation and ongoing interest from many churches.
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Hoe
St John's
Roanoke
Virginia
St Luke's
Norfolk Jt
Farland
Tanpahannock
All Saints
Atlanta
All Sainte
West Peachtree Street
North Avenue
Philadelphia
Shaw Found Not Guilty in DeKalb Murder Trial
William B Shaw was found not guilty by a DeKalb County jury in the murder of Floyd Jenkins at Lithonia on September 1. The incident began in a dispute in front of a stable. Jenkins was mortally wounded and died at Grady Hospital. Shaw testified self defense as his lawyers argued the case, with Judge Roan instructing the jury after closing speeches.
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William B Shaw
Floyd Jankins
DeKalb County
Lithonia
Charles M McCurry
Jenkins
Atlanta
Grady Hospital
Shaw
Roan
JF Argo
Marshal McCurry
Tully
Phew
Reuben Arnold
John EK McClelland
Alonso Field
EB Norton Lelicester
William Schley Howard
Arnold
Rioan
Mexico Celebrates Day of Freedom
Mexico City marked the ninety ninth anniversary of independence with military parades. President Diaz participated as artillery units and a Steat military pageant passed in review. Congress assembled at six to hear the annual message outlining past events and urging no new legislation.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Galvas
Diaz
National Congress
Panama Delegate Honored At Carmen's Convention in Atlanta
Clem R Packard, a Panama Zone representative of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America, received an enthusiastic reception on stage after his long journey. The congress, under Grand Chief Carman Ronemus, noted Packard’s dedication from the canal zone, while other sessions focused on routine executive matters and upcoming officer elections.
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Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America
Congress
Clem R Packard
Jocal
Gorgone
Canal Zone
Panama
Packard
Childress
Ronemus
Carman Ronemus
Atlanta
Sing
Panang
Chem HW Packard
Springfield
American Federation of Labor
Adames
Carmen's Journal
Kansas City
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bonemug
Hoke Smith
A. B Lowe
International Brotherhood of Maintenance-of-Way Employees
E. Smith
Tomahawk Thrown at Music Hall Waiter In Congo Incident
Sam Friedman, a waiter at a Coney Island music hall, was badly injured when an Apache Indian hurled a tomahawk from the stage, striking him in the shoulder and cutting a deep gash. The assailant fled the crowd but was captured after a chase and jailed.
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Sam Friendman
Coney Island
Friedman
Woman bedridden for 27 years earns church $20000
Maltoon reports at the eighty sixth Ilinois conference of the Methodist Episcopal church a story of Lizzie Johnson of Casey, Illinois. While bedbound for 27 years she embroidered scripture bookmarks that funded church work, totaling about $20000. A telegram announced her death and Bishop Goodsell read it to the conference.
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Ilinois
Methodiat Fpiscopal Church
D_ ‘A Goodsell
New York
Lizzie Johnson
Casey
Church Conference
Killing at National Soldiers Home narrows to wife dispute
Nashville September 16 Patrick Connell aged 74 fired four shots into Rufus Lewis, killing him near the National Soldiers Home at Johnson City Tennessee. Connell says Lewis had been unduly familiar with his wife and the slaying followed warnings to stay away.
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Nashville
Tenn
National Soldiers
Johnson City
Patrick Connell
Rufus Lewis
Connell
Lewis
The Traveling Salesman at Grand Tonight and Saturday
Henry B Harris presents The Traveling Salesman at the Grand with James Forbes comedy The Chorus Lady author known. first act set in a libtown depot with Bob Blake and Beth Ginett as a railroad land scheme unfolds. Second act offers life on the road. audiences praised the season’s best dramatic comedy and the upcoming Wizard of Wiseland musical at the Lyric.
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Henry B Harris
James Forbes
Saesman
Island Crossing
Middle West
Bob Blake
Beth Ginett
Petty Telegraph
Forbes
Blake
Fire Hotel
New York
Orpheum Vaudeville Cast Showcases Thefts And Tricks
The Orpheum bill highlights bewitching acts led by sprightly Besse Leonard and notable jugglers Radford and Winchester. Al Raynes headlines the dogs act amid a lineup where Piva Fas is billed as headliner as the town awaits a mystified, wondrous show.
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The
Orpheum
Broaumetick Witches
Besse Leonard
al Raynes
Radford
Winchester
Board Sells Cave Property for School Building
Special Treasurer W T Morgan of the Bibb county board of education reports $1900 turned over to the heirs of the late Minnie Cave. Improvements at the brick residence corner of Change street and Cottonmure will convert the property into a building to house the Boys' High School, which will now proceed.
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Cave
W TT Morgan
Bibb County
Chinaman Fined $50 For Being Courteous
Chicago report states Yee Kink was fined $50 for offering umbrella shelter to Mrs Goldie Carter, with $90 in fines and costs levied after a calm storm incident. Judge Bertier cites breach of peace fears, noting the case involved a Chinese man addressing a white woman. The piece references a separate Sel murder mention and an Orpheum show with girls, dogs, and jugglers.
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Chicago
Yee Kink
Goldie Carter
New York
Bertier
Orpheum
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Thos. BE. Green
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