Factory Hijacked for 225000 in Bankruptcy Auction
Hugh T. Iaman bought Waere-Hatcher furniture and plant in a bankruptcy sale before Referee Percy Fl. Adams. Of the 225000 purchase price, 203090 covered the plant and padding, 22000 went to Preferred Lumber accounts. The company’s affairs are reorganizing. a new firm may take over the plant and resume operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh T. Iaman
Waere-Hatcher
Percy Fl. Adams
Ifugkroman
W. Winecelt
Albes
Lae
Opera Finns
Corley Killed in Paper Mill
A worker at the Southers site near Lawrenceville Georgia died after his leg was caught between two belts while trying to free himself. The 19 year old, a native of Abbotsford, was married last year to a Marietta resident and was visiting East Point at the time of the accident. The body was taken to Mount Zion Church, Rockdale County, for funeral rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savresses Fie
Lawrencevile
Willy Carey
Bourg
Iman
Hig Wang
Himsel
Marietta
Convict labor call at Hood Headquarters
A terse note from B. Mifflin Hood proclaims free labor for brick production at the Century Building second floor, urging convicts to join as unpaid workers. The brief item highlights prison labor needs and a designated meeting place for recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Mifflin Hood
Free Labor
Taft Bryan Banquet Meeting Canceled in Chicago
The planned banquet meeting of Judge Taft and W J Bryan in Chicago for October 7 has fallen through as per Republican Chair Dixon. Taft will address the Independent Railway Men Part Club on September 23, and Bryan will attend a banquet hosted by Chicago Association of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whscago
Taft
W. J Bryan
Dixon
Coaur
Independent Railway Mena Part Club
Chicago
Tafta
Barea
Kryan
Thicaga Association of Commerce
Sharocard Advantages on Union Depot Run
Train notices promise quick reach to Union Depot and later departures from Atlanta. Luncheon in the dining car precedes arrival in New York by 2 45 p m, with Atlanta time at 1 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Depot
Atlanta
New York
Andrew College Opens With Record Enrollment in Cuthbert
Andrew Female College opened its doors for its fifty fifth session in Cuthbert Georgia with the largest enrollment ever recorded on opening day. Officials report strong patronage locally and forecast that attendance may exceed 100 soon. President Malone and Assistant Professor Jones are praised for leading the year’s opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert
Andrew Female College
Fesson
Colege
Malone
Jones
To Clean Kitchen Utensils
Cleaning pots and utensils is usually seen as the least enjoyable household chore. The article advises soaking in a solution of two tablespoons Gold Dust washing powder per gallon of water, then washing and using rings to remove any stubborn soda residues.
Wanted Good Experienced Bookkeeper and Stenographer
Advertisement seeks a capable bookkeeper and stenographer, asking for an experienced person or position. Address response to M., care Constitution, with references requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami
Bayshore Hotel in Florida Destroyed by Fire
Jacksonville Fla September 17 The Bayshore hotel at Green Springs a leading West Coast hotel was totally destroyed by fire early today Forty guests escaped with only the clothes on their backs Postmaster G W Bean of Tallahassee Mrs T L Wilson of Bartow McCal of St Petersburg Mrs BR H Smt and four children of Tampa were rescued as brave efforts through windows saved others The hotel owned by R T Youngblood Tarpon Springs and operated by F Ray Young Tampa carried small insurance and flames enveloped the building before alarm
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Jacksonville
Pla
Bayshore
Green Springs
Hargest
G. W. Bean
Tallipa
T. L. Wilson
Bartow
McCal
St. Petersburg
BR. H. Smt
Tampa
Ugtel
R. T. Youngblood
Tarzan Springs
F. Ray Young
Negro bishops protest as rail case opens testimony
J Edgar Smith, special examiner for the Interstate Commerce Commission, began hearing testimony in Atlanta on a complaint by Bishop W J Games, Bishop Henry Turner, and others against the Seaboard Line, Southern Railway, Central of Georgia and the Pullman Company. The bishops allege they receive inferior accommodations despite paying the same fares and seek equal treatment on trains. Witnesses, including Bishop Turner, testified to discrimination, while others urged restraint. the session was attended by railroad lawyers and counsel for the movants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edgar Smith
W J. Games
Henry Turner
Atlanta
E. W. Lampton
Washington, D. C
G.S. Smith
Detroit
B. Tyres
Nashville
Seatheart
Richmond
Potomac
Frederiksburg
Southern Railway
Central of Georgia
Wiso
Interstate Commerce Commission
R. W. Moore
Washington
Sandera McDaniel
Fenald
Chicago
Albert Howell
Dorsey, Brewster, Wowell & Waiman
Pullman Company
Eshop Gaines
Bishop Smith
Bishop Turner
Bighop Gaines
Goree
Movants
Inauguration of Pullman Sleeping Car Atlanta Thomasville
Worth remembering the new Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car runs between Atlanta and Thomasville on quick schedules. Train leaves Atlanta at 8 20 p m on time. City Ticket Office 76 Peachtree Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Thomasville
South Georgia
Peachtree Street
Four Devils Cause Panic Over Cholera Deaths in Amory
Reported in Amory China that three thousand cholera deaths in August began from a local tale of four devils seen in the city. Citizens feared curses for lax ghost sacrifices during the seventh moon. A surge followed, with eighty seven deaths recorded the next day, sparking widespread alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amor
China
United States
Amory
Peculiar Horse Accident Near Zebulon Georgia
Sheriff Harrison pursuing two suspects near Concord with Bungar Armstead had a horse stumble and fall. The horse was shot through the head by Armstead's pistol fired in a struggle, killing the animal instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zebulon
Harrison
Concord
Bungar Armatead
Mr. Armstead
Island
Stop Flirting With the Enemy Warns Georgian Democrats
Georgia Democrats urge unity after the September primary as supporters of Hoke Smith promise to back Joseph M. Brown in October. Leaders from Americus Rome and Dalton condemn intra party feuds and stress party loyalty while urging all voters who participated in the primary to support the nominees for governor and Bryan electors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demorest
J. S. Adams
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Macon
Yancey Carter
Bryan
Hoke Smith
Mr. Brown
G. S Hunt
J. K. Ford
Pladmont
Jege
Uon
Makesmith
Brown
Gishonor
Loyal Democrats Will Back Brown After Smith Nomination
Across Georgia counties prominent Democrats and local officials voiced support for Joseph M. Brown after the primary, despite backing Hoke Smith. Statements from judges, bankers, merchants, and editors emphasize loyalty to the Democratic nominee, with a broader call for party unity in the general election.
Georgia voters pledge support for Brown after Smith primary
In towns across Georgia on September 17, multiple Democratic leaders and voters voiced loyalty to the party ticket. Leaders like Judge Robert T. Shinp urged white primaries, while many supporters of Hoke Smith said they would back Joe Brown in the general election. Local officials and bankers from Washington, Waynesboro, Cairo, Columbus and Montezuma stated they would honor the party nominee, stressing Democratic unity.
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Rome
Hoke Smith
Joseph M. Brown
E. P. Treadaway
Smith
Pound
Isrown
A. B
Sai
Brown
C. B. Geetehtus
Saiit
Mr. Brown
G. A. J. Harris
Stoke Stith
Joe Brown
Pregnon
Nomines
Jackson Ga
TH Sominee
P. Batly
Superio
Sys
Butts
Daughtry
Anayor
Merchant
J.ff. Carmichael
G. 8. Maddox
Vidalia
Sdb
Meadows
Toombs County
Ryan
A. McGueen
Hokesmith
S.A. McGolsky
Bank of
Colonité
Sandersville
Independentiam
Robert T. Shinp
Avlayor W. D. Scott
John E. Bowell
Sloke Smitth
Georgia
J. D. McKenzie
Joseph
M. Brown
Seidersville
C.D. Thigpen
Washington County
Rasul
Grays
Iuperior Court
D. J. Cheatham
Lon
Sam Askew
Montezuma
J. M.lewis
Board County Commissioners
Hoke Dmith
Yancey Hil
Exmayor
RY. Netherton
Rocke
Waynesboro
Frank M. Cates
Mr. Smith
Joe. Brown
K. W. Skinner
Overtor Smith
Mrr. Brown
Pennary
Whitehead
S.C. Jones
Joe Smith
N. BP. Thomas
Bhoes
RC. Neely
Caire
Cairo
Wight
Grady Couty
Vaniin
Ingham
Catro
Smyth
Thomas Wight
Grady County
F_ M. Brannon
Citizens' Bank
T Waz Sionor
M. Hanse
Cashier
Columbus
Wake Smuit
Democrats of
Len Loewanders
Merrchant
Board of Trade
T Teyy
Normance
J.B. Chapman
G. ¥. Tigner
Frank A. Garrard
Jewett Swift
BALLARD BIFOCALS OFFER READING AND WALKING VISION
Walter Sallard Official Co advertises bifocal glasses that provide both reading and walking vision in one curved frame. The notice claims light exclusion from outer care ness and lashes not touching lenses, touting top ophthalmologists. Located at 75 Peachtree Street in Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gians Wrevern
Gnyhods
Walter Sallard Offical CO
Peachtres St
Atlanta
Fall Suit and Overcoat Ad by Busk & Starick
Wedweed Raten to State Fair, Macon Georgia September 17. Officials of the State Fair Association report that Southeastern Passenger Association authorities grant a reduced rate for state use with ticket coupons. Within state travel pays 3 cents per mile round trip. Out-of-state travel not eligible for coupon use but still eligible for the reduced rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxon
State Fair Association
Macon
Southeastern Passenger Association
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Hugh T. Inman
Ware-Hatcher Furniture
Corley
Lawrenceville
Trdge Fart
Andrew College
Florida
Interstate
Caph JS Adams
Mathusiam
Americus
John 3. Cobb
Arthur
General Insurance
Fletcher W. Griffin
Sumter
John Smith
George W. Glover
Leate Grocer
Sumter County
Hoke Smith Club
Rhnsely
Mr. Bryan
E. H. Nisvet
Democratic
James A. Hixon
Sumter Brown Club
Dalton
Joseph Bogle
S.B. Felker
County One Executive Committee
Cantal
A. P. Roberts
Nislong Democrats
Mare le ST
Pan
Trammell
Hake Smith
WE. Mann
Strang
Upson Democrats
Thomaston
Upson County
Smth
Adel Voters Ter Broren
Adel. Ga
N. T. Spytie
Ade News
J. H. Gary
Sollc
Berrien County
Frank H. Halt
M. ‘Thompson
Heke Smith
Terial
J. M. High CO
Thomas A. Dixon
Tira
Tional Bank
Taior
Ak. Bell
Ballard
Busk & Starick
Fourth National Bank
Woman's
Abe
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