Ex Climax Banker Faces Trial After Courtroom Scuffle
Leesburg Ga September 18 Special The preliminary hearing for A D Oliver former Climax banker drew a crowd as county superintendent A M Howell allegedly struck attorney Claude Peyton in the face after Peyton questioned Roy Black witness testimony. Oliver was bound over on 750 bond as five related warrants were dismissed amid a sensational, crowded courtroom scene.
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Leesbars
A. D. Oliver
Climax
Clauda Peyton
Sylvester
Oliver
A. M. Howell
Lee County
Howell
Roy Black
Peyton
Dodson
Americus
Claude Perton
Cobonel Yeoman
Wilkerson
Daw-son
Robert Forrester
Leesburg
Two big watermelons grow on same stem
The Siamese twins in watermelons are the latest Georgia agriculture product. F. P. Camp, who lives a mile below Jonesboro, brought into town yesterday a big watermelon that had a
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Georgia
F. P. Camp
Jonesboro
Remarkable Twin Melons At Local Farm Draw Crowd
Two unusually large melons grew on a farmer's vine attracting much curiosity. Weighing 29 and 34 pounds, they stood as a striking pair on the stem and drew visitors eager to glimpse the sizes and unusual fruit.
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Browing
Hold Negro On Charge Of Attack On Jeweler
Ismory Gur, colored, is charged with assault with intent to murder after attacking H. D. Spencer in his jewelry shop at 256 Marietta Street two weeks ago. Witnesses said John Braden learned Spencer had about 28 dollars, Guy entered, asked for a watch alteration, then struck Spencer with a blunt instrument. Spencer was taken to Grady Hospital. Bond for Guy was set at 2600 dollars.
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Ismory Gur
H. D. Spencer
Marietta Street
John Braden
Spencer
Guy
Mr. Spencer
Grady Hospital
Spenger
Men Only Meeting to Close St Pauls Revival
St Pauls Methodist church ends two week revival with a men only closing feature Sunday at 3 00 pm pastor Dr Fraser invites men and youths statewide to attend the service also a 7 43 pm closing service. Evangelist Klemm reports more than seventy five conversions along with strong singing by Mr Boyd and wife and the church choir.
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St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Fraser
Ollock
Egvangelist
Klemm
Boyd
Holt Tallies Fifteen Years on Atlanta Police Force
M L Holt longtime Atlanta patrolman died at 9 45 PM at his son in law Dr C M Adams Buckhead home after years of paralysis He left service about ten years before pensions began not on pension list Survived by sons R J Holt and R Holt member of Atlanta Police Relief Association.
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M. L. Holt
Atlanta
R. J. and
R. ©. Holt
Atlanta Jews Mark New Year Celebration at Temple
Atlanta Jews prepare to observe Rosh Hashanah on Sunday morning at the temple at South Pryor and Richardson streets with rabbi David Mars leading services. The article outlines the 5675 Jewish year and the Ten Days of Penitence culminating in Yom Kippur, detailing the trumpet blasts, holy convocation, and themes of divine justice and responsibility.
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Atlanta
Fourteen Die As Mont Magny Sinks In St Lawrence Wreck
In fog off Beaujy Banks the Black Diamond collier Lingan rammed the government steamer Mont Magny, sinking at 5 am. Fourteen crew and lighthouse keeper families perish including Second Officer La Chances and his two children. Survivors rescued by Potana and brought to Quebec via Grosse Isle and the Alice.
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Quebec
Lingan
Beaujy Banks
Crane Island
St Lawrence River
Montmagny
la Chances
Alice
Grose Isle
Montmai
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Straits of
Belle Isle
WN. F
Helle Iale
Flower Island
Theaters Showcases Adele and Youth Beauty and Folly
The Atlanta stage scene features Adele by New Era Producing Co with lavish Parisian gowns worn by Carolyn Thomson and Myrianne by Mas Phelps at Forsyth, plus Nana and Lew Dockstader headlining vaudeville. Lyric presents Youth Beauty and Folly with a famed chorus. Grand touts Captain Swift and David W. Griffiths The Scape with Blanche Sweet and the Gish sisters.
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Woo
Adele
Atlanta
New Era Producing Company, Inc
Joseph B. Bickerton, Jr
United States
Carolyn Thomson
Mas Phelps
Myrianne
Aeven Awaroyen
Forsyth
Lew Dockstader
Nana
Bam
David W. Griffith
Paul Armstrong
New York
Blanche Sweet
Man Marsh
Dorothy
Willian Gish
Owen
Igor
Earle Chester Smith Gives Fine Recital at Cable Hall
At Cable hall last evening the Atlanta Conservatory of Music introduced pianist Earle Chester Smith in a fifty minute recital. He performed Schumann G minor sonata Chopin nocturne and polonaise Liszt pieces and a characteristic serenade by Schubert. Audience response was warm with encores and cordial recognition. Smith has begun teaching at the conservatory and Cox College, signaling a promising local influence on music.
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Cable Hall
Atlanta Conservatory of Music
Earle Chester Smith
Chopin
Hark
Liszt
Smith
Conservatory
Cox College
Atlanta
Kaiser Famous Guards Blotted Out in Western Battles
The Paris correspondent of the Exchange Telegraph reports that the renowned Prussian Guards corps, elite of the empire and pride of the German emperor, has been virtually blotted out in battles along the Motte, Mfarn and Aigne rivers.
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Kaiser
London
Paris
Exchange Telegraph Company
Empire
Motte
Mfarn
Aigne
Mrs Black's Funeral Will Be Held Today
The funeral of Mrs Eugene P Black, a longtime Atlanta resident, will be held at 3 p m at her son Eugene R Black's home 1350 Peachtree Road with Dr Charles W Daniel presiding. Pallbearers include Wilmer T Moore Marion M Jackson Sanders McDaniel and others. She died in Montreal of acute indigestion after arriving from Europe and is survived by three sons, a mother, a brother and three sisters.
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Eugene P. Black
Atlanta
Montreal
Canada
Eugene R. Black
Peachtree Road
West View
Charles W. Daniel
First, Baptist Church
Wilmer T. Moore
Marion M. Jackson
Sanders McDaniel
Phinizy Calhoun
Michael Hoke
Frank J. Boland
Clark Howell
George W. Harrison, Jr
Black
Forsyth
Zacharias B. Harman
Europe
Wiliam Harman Black
New York
Evelyn Orme
Amme
Apsylin ‘Harman
William Harman Black
Charles H. Black
Charles E. Harman
Albert H. Cox
Bremen
Gao
A. J. Orme
M. H. Randall
Thomayville
Frank Boland
Wilmer Ix Moore
Belgian Woman Seeks Help for Countrymen
New York September 18 Madam Vandervelde wife of the Belgian minister of state arrived aboard the Creole to appeal to Americans for aid to Belgium. She declined interviews but transmitted a statement describing refugees, destroyed homes and dispossessed families, and cited Queen Elizabeth’s approval of relief efforts.
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New York
Madem Vandervelde
America
Belgium
Madam Vandervelde
United States
Antwerp
Andeal
Vandervelds
Louvain
Albert
Queen Elizabeth
England
Magem Vandervelde
Madam Vanderveldt
Red Cross Badges Worn by Imperial Guardsmen
Bordeaux report says wounded prisoners claim German aeroplanes lack gasoline. French aviators bombed a railroad junction halting ten trains carrying retreating Prussians. Last convoy to Troyes included seventeen imperial guardsmen captured near Vitry le Francois. Guardsmen wore Red Cross insignia on sleeves and were sent to a French ambulance corps for testing.
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Bordeaux
Troyes
The
Temps His
Prusziane
Vitry-le-Francois
Department of Marne
Red Cross
Smaltary Automobiles
Note to Great Britain over Carden interview
Washington reports a formal note to Britain inquiring whether Sir Lionel Carden’s interview alleging Wilson’s position on Vera Cruz is accurate. The move signals American displeasure and potential repudiation by Britain. Zapata seeks a truce as Carranza plans resignation and Iglesias Calderon to become provisional president and run general elections.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Lionel Carden
Moxico
Wilson
Vera Cruz
Lionel
Brazil
Mexico
Carranza
Cecil Spring-Riea
State Department
Foreign Office
Villa
Tapain
Mexico City
Zapata
Fernando Iglesias Caderon
Old Man Tells Story of Robbery Attempt
Willie Lewes and Hitza Martin were bound over to a higher court after being arrested by Howard Pattillo and J. B. Ragsdale for alleged assault and robbery against J. Brently. Brently testified to the attempted robbery while Ragsdale claimed the women kicked the old man and tore his clothing. Pattillo checked the scene at an arc light and recovered Brently’s purse containing $81 a few feet away. Both women denied the charge.
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Willie Lewes
Hitza Martin
Howard Pattillo
Ragsdale
J. Brently
Preston
Brently
Qtr
Pattillo
Property Transfers and Mortgages Across City Blocks
A series of property transfers and mortgages dated September 12 to September 23 are listed, detailing multiple lots and deeds in various streets and land lots, including payments of 7000, 40000 and 28000 dollars. Notable transfers include a 15 acre parcel at Ashby and Simpson and a southwest corner lot at Ponca de Leone avenue and Hunt Street. Building permits are also noted for repairs and one and two story frame dwellings.
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Carey
T. P. Habby Ona
Catawell
Irving G. Hact
Celethorys
Bvdone
Lucy ‘T. Black
J. W. McEachern
S. A. Wardlaw
Charles Horton
Mra. C. L
H. T. Trowbridge
Miso Clara Hudson
Edgar A. Neely
T. NM. Smith
Dorcoy Street
Cheney Street
John T. Taylor
Kathleen H. Cohan
Hust Merritta Avenue
Nutting Street
Boynton & Cole Realty Company
Cole-Mitchel Company
Main Street
St. Charles Avenue
T .N. Smith
Georgia Savings Bank and Truat Company
North St
Dorsey Street
Rhoda Brocka
Charles
Beckwith
T. MI. Robinson
Rosa Hoffman
Hedford Place
Woodward Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Forrest
George Adair
Ponce de Leon Aver Baptist Church to Celebrate Tenth Anniversary
Members of the Ponce de Leon Aver Baptist church plan their tenth anniversary on October 10. Pastor Dr. A H Gordon returns from vacation to preach Sunday morning and evening. He has prepared the anniversary program to be announced Sunday.
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Ponce. de. Leon
Georgia Supreme CourtJudgments Affirmed Amid Court Deliberations
A series of Georgia Supreme Court judgments were affirmed in cases across multiple counties including Bibb Jefferson Fulton and Clayton. Justices presiding included Judge Meador Judge Meadow and Judge Thomas with various counsel representing plaintiffs in error and defendants. Rehearing was denied in Ray executor et al v Hey from Fulton.
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Yeteral Union Gureiy Company
Bias Rides “Marble Company
Fon Bickton
Rerior
Cor Patterson
Bivins, Spencer& Moore
Clay & Morrie
Tor Piaineit
D. W. Biniz
Jpeley
V. Powell
Milier
Worsul Ferry
D. His
Tor Pieiatier Kn
William 3. Geer
Higelt d Ely
Gaskins
Berrien
Thomas “G. Wilcox
Knight, Chastain &Gaskins
Feld Et al
Jefferson—Judex Baiiings
Evens
Evane
Pallipa Os Enilips
Jamba Ke Hines
BR. MN
Hardeman
Witte
Macon
Bibb
Matthews
Jot F. Roos
Wallace Biller
Andrew W. Lane
Walter de Parks
Halley
Hart
Alten & Denmark
William M. Farr
Walton Et al
Vy, Ward Et al
Tinegoln
Ludge Walker
J. M. Pitner
Colley & Colley
West & Raméen
Samea J. Parke Sitelan
Foal Et
M. Holden
McKenzie
Sona & Co
Consolidated Nhumber Company
Ghatham
Chariton, Osborne & Lew
Fence
Bennet
Twit Reess
Robert J. Colding
Donaway & Sons
Virginia-Cayaling, Chemical Company
Lincoln
Suter Walker
Calley & Colley
Pitner
Conten
Heaher
Vy. Fitapattick
Adminiatratrix
Ete el
Ana ‘Tien
Wee
Williams” Wyone
Samuel "H. Sibley
B. H. Golley
W- A. Slaton
Richardson
Espert
Ray
V. Hey
Fulton
Obn
G. Walker
Movants
Domestic Science Fair Opens at West Mitchell Church
A domestic science fair runs Monday to Friday at the West Mitchell street church with over a thousand exhibits. Canned fruits and vegetables, handiwork, scarves and quilts, and cooking specimens will be on display. The fair aims to boost efficiency in the average housewife.
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Mitchell Street
Averaes
Denham F uneral Invitation and Obituary Notices
Friends and relatives are invited to attend the funerals of Mrs. James Denham at St Anthony's Church with interment at Greenwood. Also notices for Mrs Georgia Andrews and Mrs Eugene P Black with service details, pallbearers, and cemetery arrangements including West View cemetery and Peachtree Road address.
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Ee Ee Denham
James Denham
John ¥. White
St Anthony's Church
Father Jackson
Greenwood
P. J. Bloomfield Company
B. F. Fraser
West View
H. M. Patterson & Son
Sam Holcomb
W. A. Lockwell
W. A. Kimball
T. M. Montgomery
S.A. Bockhammer
Smith
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Ste Daggett & Ramsdell
Ste H. & J. Halcyon
P. Camp
Negro
M. Rich & Bros. CO
Daniel Bros
Harwood
Troy
ST. Lawrence
Keith Vaudeville
Captain Swift
Grand
Nat
Mirs
E. R. Black
Carden
George “Lawrence
Peoples Priest
Yorks
Walton Realty Company
Hugh Street
Shelton A Viue
Gillett Street
W. W. Zimmer
Edgewood Aveur
G.W. Bernhardt
W. B. Hunt
Suede Avenue
Cone Street
Geo. W. Harrison
Church
Supreme Court OF GA
Barclay & Brandon Co
St. G
Inter
Hughes
N. Broad Maret
Cotleue St' Opoutie
Neuvoe
Alsota
Georg
Georgia Keeler Institute
Weodwerd Ave
Euclid Avenue
Currier Street
Piedmont Avenue
Juniper Street
Soom
Woodside
Sharp, Boylston & Day
Auburn Avenue
Hed Eee
Foote & Davies Company
Joel Hunter & CO
Certified Public Accountants
Mortgage Bond Co
N. Y
S. Slicer
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