Building Owners Honor Wilkinson at National Convention
The eighth annual convention of the National Association of Building Owners and Managers concluded with delegates honoring Charles F. Wilkinson, naming him treasurer. New officers were elected, including Charles E. Doty as president and L. L. Banks as vice president. St Louis won the 1916 convention bid, Atlanta received a gold gavell and a thank you note, and delegates praised southern hospitality while addressing outside criticisms of mob law in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Building Owners and Managers
Piedmont
Charles F.wilkinson
Candler
Atlanta Association of of Building Owners and Managers
Naional Association
Charles E. Doty
Cleveland Association of Balding Owners and Managers
L. L. Banks
Pittsburg
National Organization
Patterson
H. G. Loomis
Omaha
A. Patterson
Buildings and
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
San Francisco
Erie
Atlanta
Atlanta Association
B. M. Horine
C. F. Wilkinson
South
E. M. Horine
Southland
Asa G. Candler
National Organizano
Atlante
B.S. Jewell
Mr. Jewell
Order Physical Exams for Georgia Students
The University of Georgia prudential committee orders every student to undergo a physical examination starting this date to record data on physical development and guide course of exercise and diet. Dr D J Dupree named official examiner. Dr G Hardman covers salary if state funds are insufficient. About five hundred students registered. attendance expected to match last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Prudential Committee
University of Georgia Today
D. J. Dupree
G. Hardman
Felder and White Plan Prohi Rally in Macon
In Macon Georgia on September 17 Thomas B Felder and Rev Jacob L White of Atlanta arranged use of the city auditorium for a prohibition rally next Tuesday night. They will defend themselves discuss the prohibition issue and respond to a Macon Telegraph editorial attacking certain Prohibition members of the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Thomas B. Felder
Jacob L. White
Atlanta
Macon Telegraph
Felder
Man in Phenix City Attempts Suicide by Cutting Throat
George Davis, a noted resident of Phenix City, attempted suicide in Columbia Ga this morning in a despondent mood. His health problems were cited as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
George Davis
Sir— Sen
Phenix City
Atlanta Reads Protect Addicts After Treatment Ordinance
Fulton County Medical Society and Atlanta pharmacists back an ordinance to control narcotics traffic after hospital discharge. A special identification card system will track patients, with doctors and health officials reporting to ensure compliance. The measure, introduced by Councilman Claude Ashley Priday, aims to curb post treatment drug access and protect patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County Medical Society
Druggsts of
Atlanta
Claude Ashley Priday
General Council
Aghrey
J. P. Kennedy
City Health
Eubanks Amateur Pitcher Arrested in Douglas Case
Will T. Eubanks of 45 Stewart Avenue, famed in Atlanta as a top amateur pitcher, was jailed at the police barracks on a Douglas, Georgia warrant alleging seduction. Detectives C. C. Cochran and Bags Rowser detained him. Eubanks protests innocence as his elderly father remained at the station late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will T. Eubanks
Stewart Avenue
Atlanta
Douglas
C. C. Cochran
Bags Rowser
Eubanks
Ubanks
Farmers Needed in Coweta County to Spur Settlement
A Raymond gathering outlined steps to bring eight Chicago families to Coweta County under the Southern Settlement and Development organization. Leaders including Charles J. Haden and W. O. Berg described land opportunities, planned tracts of up to eighty acres, and a shift from tenancy to diversified farming and stock raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Coweta County
Southern Settlement and Development Organization
Charles J. Haden
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
W. O T. Berg
Chicago
Immigration Organization
Baymond
Tt. M. Pindel
Tolanization
Coweta
B.D. Cole
Cole Manufacturing Company
Catchings ‘Therrel
Sr ‘Therrel
Means and Posey Battle Fugitive at Fraser Street
Fulton county juvenile reformatory Superintendent Thomas A. E. Means and Officer B. B. Posey clashed with Mose Williams who fled the reform school and hid at his mother’s home at 90 Fraser Street. The struggle ended with Williams recaptured and Mrs. Jackson fined $10.75 for interfering with an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. E. Means
Fulton County Juvenile Reformatory
B. B. Posey
Punnie Jackson
Fraser Street
Professor Means
Mose Williams
Fas
Hubert Greene dies at 25 at Hill Street home
Hubert Greene prominent Atlanta real estate dealer died early this morning at his residence 38 Hill Street He was a steward in Trinity Methodist Church Survived by wife and three sons Hubert 19 Lieya 7 and Clement 4 three brothers Forres W D and Al Greene and two sisters Mrs W D Branan and Mrs Forrest Adsie Sr Funeral arrangements to be announced later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Greene
Atlanta
Hill Street
Trinity Methodist Church
Hubert, Sr
Lieya
Clement
Forres
W. D
al Greene
W. D. Branan
Forrest Adsie
Lard Laden Steamer Stopped By Sweden
London dispatch reports the Gothenburg steamer laden with about 199000 pounds of lard was halted by Swedish authorities as she prepared to sail for Stockholm. A Reuters despatch notes suspicion she aimed for a German port. A second ship, the Aero, left Malmo for Stockholm with oats and lard and is said to have been seized by German torpedo boats and taken to Stettin. In response, the Swedish government issued a decree restricting export cargoes prohibited from transit between ports by water, banishing water routes in favor of rail where possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dune
Gothenbure
Stockholm
Reuter
Malmo
Aero
Stettin
Government funds not required for crop movement
Federal Reserve agent in St Louis told the treasury today that government funds were not needed there to finance the crop movement this year. Agents in Kansas City and Minneapolis notified the treasury yesterday that government deposits were not needed in their districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiam
McG Martin
Federal Reserve
St. Louis
Treasury Department
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Treasury
Douglas Chief Praised for Police Raid Success
Chief of Police Stevens earned praise from A W Cansom general claim agent of the stlamia Birmingham and atie railway for a successful raid on thieves. The state and car robberies have paused since the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmirs
San
Reverend Tenny to Preach at First Congregational Church
Rev. Tenny and Rev. W. Tenney of Plymouth Congregational Church Brooklyn will preach Sunday night at 8 o'clock at the First Congregational Church. Rev. HH. Proctor is set to preach at 11 a.m. on "the Waals Grew on Lily."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenney
Plymouth Congregational
Brooklyn
First Congregational Church
Calered
HH. Proctor
Unwise Question Echoes In Courtroom Exchange
A cross examining lawyer probes a witness with hostile tone while the witness remains calm. The exchange centers on arrest history and prior court appearances with a saloon bartender remark surfacing in the tense moment. The scene captures courtroom friction and a sharp back and forth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beem Am
Auto Mer Plans Harvest Festival Parade Support
An enthusiastic meeting outlined the Atlanta Automobile and Access association aiding the Harvest Festival with prominent parade floats. Plans include two main floats, one for auto interests and one for accessory firms, plus using cars to welcome visiting county queens and escort tours from nearby towns. Efforts to invite speed kings like De Palma and Burman were discussed, weathered by possible conflicts with a Pacific coast front colonial meet during carnival week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Automobile and Access Orlea Association
Harvest Festival Association
Tve
Automovile Association
Avlanta
de Palma
Burman
Pacific Coast
Husband Barred From Disposing Of His Estate
Mrs. Bertie Lou Reeves filed for divorce against Alexander Reeves. Judge W D Bilis issued an order restraining the husband from handling his $41,000 property in the city until a hearing on Cruel treatment is heard. Divorce proceedings were filed by Reuben Kold Lamar H II and J A Drake after a separation last Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Lou Reeves
Alexander Reeves
W. D. Bilis
Reeves
Attor
Reuben Kold
Lamar Hii
J. A Drake
Rome Bridge Suit Heard In Federal Court Friday
Federal court heard arguments in the Rome Railway and Electric Light Co v city of Rome over partial payment for three new bridges costing 245000. The street railway, using old bridges since 1884, was asked to pay 75000. Judge Newman took the case under advisement. decision expected soon. Attorneys included Doslan, Dean & Dean for the company and Branham Maddox and Wu for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Allwor Company
Jota C. Doslan
Solarille, By
Dean & Dean
Joel Branham
Ed Maddox
M. B. ‘Wu. Sinks
Harmony Class Sings at Soldiers' Home
The West Slide Christian Harmony class will sing at the Soldiers' home tomorrow at 2 o clock. All Christian harmony singers are invited to come and bring their friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Slide
Christian Harmony Singers
Barred From His Room Suing Over Damages
Morris, a former tenant of the Black apartments, filed a $5,000 damage suit through Mottig Mack against owner Mrs. W. W. Felder. He says on April 6 a belt was placed on his door and janitors were told not to admit him, delaying access to linen and laundry for days. The case will be heard at the next terms of superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allew Western Union
Macon
A.M Cook
United States District Court
Western Union Telegraph Company
St. Louis
Cook
Jatl
Ike Morris
Black Apartments
Mottig Mack
W. W. Felder
Black
Niy
Monroe farmer held on arson charge in Forsyth Ga
Forsyth September 17 Albert Smith, a Monroe county farmer and former cropper for W D Thurmond, was bound over to the Monroe county grand jury on a charge of arson in the burning of Thurmonds barn three miles north of Forsyth. After a daylong trial Wednesday Judge J E Carson remanded Smith to await grand jury action and set bond at 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Der
Mazon
J. H. King
Macon
King
Pubiie
Forsyth
W. D. Thurmond
Alvert Smith
Monroe County
Mr. Thurmond
Smith
J. E. Carson
Columbus Court Race Vote Consolidated
Columbus California September 17. The primary vote for three officers of the new municipal court was consolidated by the Democratic executive committee. Results show Judge candidates Worseley 993 Lewis 1,238 Pinkston 5h. Clerk candidates Gamman 901 Germany Gal Speer 7h t Marshal candidates Beulin 603 Gibson 726 Martin 145 Comer 275 Huling 628.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Democratic Execative Committee
Worseley
Lewis
Pinkston
Gamman
Germany Gal
Speer
Marshal—Beulin
Gibson
Martin
Comer
Huling
Gwinnett Court Adjourns After Two Week Session
Gwinnett County Superior Court adjourned after a two week session with Judge W E K Thomias presiding in place of disqualified Judge Brand. The second week had EH Brand in the chair. A Black defendant named Thompson was found guilty of the murder of Ed Milenburg in April, with no sentence imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwinnett Court
Lawrenceville
Gwinnett County Superior Court
W EK. Thomias
Valdosta
Brand
Thomas
All-Iance
EH. Brand
Thompson
Ed Milenburg
Lees Divorced for Second Time in Four Years
Mr and Mrs J J Lee announce they will not fall in love again after a second divorce in four years. They had reconciled after their first divorce, but conflicts led to renewed suits. Judge John T Pendleton presided Friday, and the jury granted the divorce to both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Lee
Sudge John ‘T. Pendleton
Calf weight ruling fines butcher in city court
Thomas Adamson a butcher was tried in police court Bridey after noon for bringing into the city a calf under the 60 pound legal weight. He claimed he bought the calf at a meat market for dow fond. The recorder noted the calf would have provided only bones to dogs. He was fined $27 as the law requires calves used for food to weigh at least 60 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Damson
Recorder
Dow Fond
Resigder
Adamson
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Honor Wilkinson
Ies
Maier & Berkele, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall St
Skyscraper Men
Howard G. Loomis
Charles Doty
Cleveland
Bottom
C. A. Patterson
Charles Wilkinson
Fitlsburg
Building Owners and Managers’ Convention
Felder and
White Plan Prohi Rally
Macon Ga
Bridges Smith
Marcy
Smithame
Sam Edmundson
Cherry Street
Recorder Cochran
A.M. Arnold
Edmundson
Arnold
Howard
Edamundson
Sam
John Gillespie
Cochan
H. & Matthews
Matthews
Fulton Medical Society
Ashley
Means
Posey
Sweden
U.S
Elon Fe Rentanhes
Rev. Tenny
Auto Mer
Soldiers’ Home
Monroe Farmer
Columbus Court
Lees
CAEF
Pavone
Fourth National Bank
Sporting Goods
MacGregor’s
MacGregor
Ray and
Braid Mill
Hardwick
Atlanta, Georgia
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