Ex Climax banker must face trial in Leesburg hearing
The preliminary hearing for A. D. Oliver former Climax banker intensified by an attack on Claude Peyton one of Oliver's attorneys by 4A M Howell Lee s county superintendent. Oliver was bound over on a 760 bond as five warrants for crimes including cheating swindling and larceny were dismissed. The session drew a crowded courtroom with many ladies present and Oliver has not yet bonded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
A. D. Oliver
Climax
Claude Peyton
Sylvester
Oliver
M. Howell
Lees County
Howell
Roy Black
Peyton
Olver
Dodson
Americus
Yeoman
Wilkerson
Dawson
Robert Forrester
Two Big Watermelons Grow on Same Stem
The Siamese twin watermelons are described as Georgia agriculture's latest product. F. P. Camp from near Jonesboro brought into town yesterday a pair of large watermelons that grew from the same stem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
F. P Camp
Jonesboro
Giant twin melons attract farm curiosity
Two unusually large twin melons grew on the same stem on a farm. They weighed 29 and 74 pounds respectively and drew much curiosity from local observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhe
Hold Negro on Charge of Attack on Jeweler
Winory Guy a colored man was charged after an attack at 256 Marietta Street on a jeweler, bound over for assault with intent to murder. Spencer testified Guy entered, lifted a blunt instrument, struck him on the head, and fled. He was carried to Grady Hospital. bond set at 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winory Guy
Spencer
Marietta, Street
John Bracken
Guy
M. Spencer
Grady Hospital
Men Only Meeting To Close Two Week Revival
A men only closing feature is planned at St Pauls Methodist Church Sunday at 3 PM as part of a two week revival led by Dr Fraser. The revival, not limited to Methodists, has drawn more than seventy five conversions and features Mr Bayas singing with his wife at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Methodist Church
Fraser
Ogioch
Klein
Baya
M L Holt Dies After City Service in Atlanta
M L Holt longtime Atlanta patrolman died last night at 943 o clock at the Buckhead home of his son in law Dr C M Adams after years of paralysis. He served about fifteen years with the police and left the force a decade ago before pensions. Survived by two sons R J Holt and O Holt. He was about 63 years old and belonged to the Atlanta Police Relief Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M L. Holt
Atlanta
C M Adams
Buckhead
Atlanta Police Relief Association
Holt
R J
O Holt
Atlanta Jews Prepare to Celebrate New Year Sunday Morning
The Jewish New Year 5675 begins Sunday evening with Rosh Hashanah observances. Services proceed at 8 a.m. Sunday at the temple on South Pryor and Richardson Streets led by Rabbit David Marx. The central conference of American rabbis outlines memorial and penitence traditions including Yom Kippur, fasts, and communal reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelock
Temple
South Pryor
Richardson Streets
Rabbit David Marx
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Old
Fourteen Die In St Lawrence Wreck In Fog
The government steamer Montmagny sank after a collision with the Black Diamond collier Lingand in a fog near Beauty Banks wedged by Crane Island in the St. Lawrence River. Fourteen crew and lighthouse keeper families perished. survivors were rescued by the steam collier Potana and towed to Grosse Isle. The Montmagny carried coal provisions for wireless and signal stations and was en route from Quebec to the Gulf and Belle Isle straits when it sank.
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Quebec
Lingand
Montmagny
Lavallee
Flower Ialand
Richards
Belle Isle
Potana
Grosse Isle
Alice
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Straits of
N. F
Moat House
Flower Island
Atlanta Theaters Feature New Era Gowns and Star Acts
The Atlanta program showcases Adete by New Era Producing Co with rare gowns worn by Carolyn Thomson and Mae Phelps, plus Joe Bickerton Jr as sponsor. Lew Dockstader and Nasa headline vaudeville at Forsyth, while Lyric features Youth Beauty and Polly extravaganza. Grand shows Captain Swift then The Escape with a star cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
New Era Producing Company
Inc
Joseph B. Bickerton, Jr
Ita
United States
Carolyn Thomson
Mae Phelps
Earle Chester Smith Delivers Fine Atlanta Recital
At Cable Hall the Atlanta Conservatory of Music presented pianist Earle Chester Smith in a fifty minute recital. He performed Schumann G minor sonata, Chopin nocturnes and polonaise, a Shubert-Liszt serenade, Liszt Liebestraum, and tarantella. The playing showed refined technique and expressive phrasing, drawing an attentive audience and several encores. Smith has begun teaching at the conservatory and Cox College, signaling a rising local musical influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable Hall
Atlanta Conservatory of Music
Earle Chester Smith
Hark
Liszt
Smyth
Nis
Smith
Conservatory
Cox College
Atlanta
Kaiser’s Famous Corps Almost Blotted Out
Paris reports the Prussian Guards corps, elite of the empire and pride of the German emperor, has been virtually blotted out in battles along the Meuse Marne and Aisne rivers as the exchange telegraph service notes Paris accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Exchange Telegraph Company
Meuse
Marne
Aisne
Mrs Black Funeral to Be Held in Atlanta Today
The funeral for Mrs Eugene P. Black, longtime Atlanta resident, will be at 4 p.m. at the home of her son Rogers R Black 1250 Peachtree Road. Dr Charles W Daniel will lead with pallbearers Wilmer J Moore Marion M Jackson Sanders McDaniel Dr Phinizy Calhoun Dr Michael Hoke Dr Frank J Boland Clark Howell and George W Harrison Jr. on the list. The body arrives at 5:45 a.m. and will go directly to the home. Surviving relatives include her mother Mrs Apoylla Harman two sons William Harman Black and Eugene K Black and Charles H Black a brother Charles E Harman and three sisters Mrs Albert H Cox Mrs A J Orme and Mrs M H Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene P. Bixch
Atlanta
Montreal
Canada
Rogers R. Black
Peachtree Road
West View
Charles W. Daniel
First Baptist Church
Wilmer J. Moore
Marion M. Jackson
Sanders McDaniel
Phinizy Calhoun
Michael Hoke
Frank J. Boland
Clark Howell
George W. Harrison, Jr
Black
Forsyth
Zacharias BD. Haran
Europe
William Harman Bleck
New York
Evelyn Orme
Apoylla Harman
William Harman Black
Eugene K. Black
Charles H. Black
Charles E Harman
Peachtree
C. W Daniel
West View Cemetery
H. M. Patterson & Son
Robert L Foreman
Frank Boland
Marion
Jackson
Wilmer Ty Moore
Belgian Woman Seeks Help For Countrymen In War Wrecked Belgium
New York September 13 Madam Vandervelde wife of the Belgian minister of state arrived aboard the Cretic to appeal to Americans for aid for Belgian refugees. She described homes ruined and thousands destitute and without clothing, seeking repatriation and new homes. Queen Elizabeth grants support and King Albert approves the mission to help distressed Belgians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madam Vandervelde
Cretic
America
Belgium
United States
Antwerp
Louvain
Albert
Queen Elizabeth
England
Bast Wienes
Madem Vanderveldt
Red Cross Badges Worn By Imperial Guardsmen
Bordeaux dispatch reports wounded prisoners state German planes were put out of action by fuel shortages while French aviators bombed a railroad junction causing ten trains to flee. Seventeen imperial guardsmen captured near Vitry le François wore Red Cross pins, possibly without right, and were sent to a French ambulance corps for testing.
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Bordeaux
Troyes
Department of
Marne
Bigala
Formal note sent to Great Britain over Carden incident
Washington reports the United States sent a formal note to Britain asking if the reseat interview quoted Sir Lionel Carden criticizing President Wilson over Vera Cruz withdrawal is accurate. Officials indicate displeasure may prompt a British repudiation, and Carden's accreditation to Brazil may be affected. General Zapata asks for a truce ahead of October 1 convention. Carranza expected to resign as head, with Calerano named provisional president and elections planned.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Lionel Carden
Moexieg
Wilson
Vera Cruz
Lionel
Diplomatista
Brazil
Mexico
Carranza
Geoif Goring-Rice
Alraady
Thenvident
State Department
Foreign Office
Villa
Weapata
Constitutionalist
Mexico City
Zapata
Bat Shief
Fernando Iglemas Cal Jerano
Church Celebrates Tenth Anniversary on October 10
Members of the Ponce de Laon Avenue Baptist church plan the tenth anniversary celebration on October 10. Pastor Dr. A H Gordon returns from summer vacation this week and will preach Sunday morning and evening. The anniversary program is being prepared and will be announced Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponce de Laon Avenue Baptist Church
A. H. Gordon
Supreme Court Narratives Review of State Civil Appeals
A dense list of appellate actions from Georgia courts noting dispositions, with various plaintiffs in error and defendants, judges, and counsel. Several cases show judgments reversed or entries on record, including Batley v. Fowell, Ogburn v. Jones, and Parks v. Hatley, with multiple firms named as counsel and opposing sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andgments
Federal Union Surety Company
Binnaldge Marble Company
Fickens Augellor
Patterson
Eving
Spence & Moore
Clay # Morris
Blair
Batley
Knuight
Chastain & Gaskins
Reid
Wooster Et al
Clayton
John D. Humphries
J. F. ‘Golightly
Soogler
Walton Et al
V. Ward Et al
Ingola
Walker J. M Pitner
Colley & Colley
Weot & Remsen
Samuel H. Sibley
C. J. Perryman
Haley v. Ray
Franklin
Judge Mesdow
W. BR. Little
4. G
Julian McCurry
James H
Parke Skelton
Coutes
Hall
Robbery Attempt Case Involving Wille Lews and Elisa Martin
An elderly man testified in court about an attempted robbery and assault. Police officers Pattillo and Ragsdale arrested the women Thursday. Brently’s purse containing 3 41 was found in a hedge. The defendants denied the charge and were bound over to a higher court by Judge Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Lews
Elisa Martin
Howard Pattillo
T. B. Ragedale
Brently
Preston
Ragsdale
Hearing Denied in Fulton Case V. Ray
Fulton court denies motion to dismiss in Wouter et al. v Ray case. Far movants challenge jurisdiction and seek relief, with presiding judge setting next deadlines as proceedings continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohearing
Wouter
Et al
Ray
Fulton, Walker, Far Movants
Property Transfers and Building Permits in Carey Area
Property transfers dated 1911 list multiple lot sales and mortgages on streets near Carey including 14 Oglethorpe Avenue 40x78 feet and 63 Diamond Street. Various deeds update land parcels on English Avenue Simpson streets and Vesta Avenue with amounts up to 97 000. Loans from Georgia Savings Bank and Trant Company and building permits for repair work and a one story frame dwelling are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
T . Takby
R. H. Caldwell, Jr
Frvine G. Hart
Oglethorpe Avenue
Lucy T Black
J. Mefnphern
A. Wardlaw
Auhby and
Simpson Streets
Charles Horton
Mra
L. Gershon
Chestnut Street
Claut G. Hills
Wannie le Goodman
Oide English Avenue
Kennedy Street
S M Johnson
Atlanta Loan and Savings Company
Vesta Avenue
Lowe Avenue
H. T Trowbridge
Miss Clare
Welsh Street
Cohen Street
Fort
Stonewall R. Jacobs
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
Pones de Leon ‘Ave
Duo
Hunt Street
Bepter
Quiteinim
A. Neely
T. N. Smith
Dorasy Street
Cheney Street
John T. Taylor
Hathiesn H. Cohan
Merritts Avenue
Nutting Street
Boynton & Cole Realty Company
Cale-Mitchell Company
Main Street
MN. Smith
Georgia Savings Bank and Trant Company
Dorsey Atreat
Rhoda Brooks
Charles B. Thompson
Diamond Stret
Becknith Street
Yea Streat
J. M. Robinson
Roma Hoffmar
Bedford Place
D. EB. Pattersor Lumber Company Vy. L. G. Butter
Auburn Arenas
Wymaen Brothers
W. L. Cline
George Lowrance
Boobles Street
T. M. York
Walton Realty Company
Hugh Street
Gillett Street
Woodward Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Forrest
George Adair
Domestic science fair opens Monday at West Mitchel Church
A domestic science fair will run Monday through Friday at the West Mitchel Street Church. It features over a thousand exhibits including canned fruit and vegetables handiwork scarfs quilts and cooking specimens. The fair aims to boost the efficiency of the average housewife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Mitchel Street
Funeral Notices from Denham Andrews and Black Families
A batch of 1914 funeral notices lists the Denham Andrews and Black families inviting relatives to services for Mrs. James Denham, Mrs. Georgia Andrews, and Mrs. Eugene P Black. Details include church or residence rites, officiants, interment at West View cemetery, and pallbearers names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ee Denham
James Denham
John E. White
St. Anthony's Church
Father Jackson
Greenwood
P. J Bloomfield Company
West View Cemetery
H. M. Patterson & Son
Sam Holcomb
W. A. Lockwell
W A. Kimball
M. Montgomery
Booldhammer
Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sc. de Castile
Daggett & Ramsdell
H. & J Halcyon
Genter
Negro
Wile
M. L. Holt
M. Rich & Bros. CO
Daniel Bros
Troy
Harwood
ST. Lawrence
Adele
Keith Vaudeville
Lew Dockstader
NASA
Erlile
Vaudevile
Au Tos Agric
Captain Swift
Ag Onegrams
David W. Grifith
Talen
Paul Armstrong
Hlanda Sweet
Mas Marsh
Dorothy and
Lilian Gish
Owen Moore
Kaiser
E. R. Black
Supreme Court OF GR
Sudgmenta
Warley Southert Hallway Company
Durdeg
Emanuel—suches Actings
Rawson & Cunningham
Sattola & Jordan
A.” Smith
Wiliams & Bradley
Louis D. Lightfoot
Bolt Et Aby. Gay
Jenkins —Suase
Consolidated Lumber Company
Vics Versa
Chatham
Charlton Osborne & Lawrence
Bonnet
Twitty Reese
Hubert J. Colding
Durlaney & Sona
Virginie-Carolina Chemical” Company
Lincoln
Walker, Colley, & Colley
Jm, Pitner, Conta
Hosher
Fitupatrick
Wilkes
Willem Wine
Samuei
Sibley
J. H. Calaway
F. H. Colley
W. A. Slaton
Pertin
W. V. Zimmer
Edgewood Avenue
C. W. Bermhardt
W. E. Hunt
Iqucue Avenas
Cone Street
Geo. W. Harrison
Barclay & Brandon CO
Svy St
G. AH. Brandon
RK. M. Brandon
A. W. Awtry
Dlaccrerton
Guus
Pawig
Sunder
Ipeb Be
Hughes
N. Heoad
Natonstimate Auanta
Geonsix
Georgia Keeley [Institute
Woodward Ave
Hudd Avenue
Corner Street
Piedmont Avenue
Juniper Street
Woodside
Sharp, Boylston & Day
Auburn Avenue
Iil Weyman & Connors
Het
Peetaa
Foote & Davies Company
Somertena
Bane
Sie
Joel Hunter & CO
I Certified Public Accountants
Money the Mortgage Bond Co
N. Y
Abi
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