Auto strike kills youth in East Point bicycle crash
Claude Dougherty aged 11, son of W. T. Dougherty of East Point, was fatally struck near Main and Cleveland by Colonel J C Woodward’s car driven by Douglas Woodward of the Georgia Military Academy. Woodward, a Naval Academy student, was arrested on bond of 2000. The fatal injuries included a fractured skull.
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Main Street
Cleveland Avenue
Egat
Point
Claude Queene Dougherty
W. T. Dougherty
Taylor Avenue
East Point
J. C. Woodward
Georgia Military Academy
Ariven
Douglas Woodward
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Dougherty
Woodward
J. W. Miter
Guy W. Parker
C. C. Hurd
A. A. Stovall
Wood- Ward
East Point Bank
Naval Academy
Young Dougherty
Hemperly Undertaking Establishment
Aete
Gentle Indicted for Striking Pylant in Georgia Case
L C Gentle father of twenty four children faced the Fulton county grand jury after a neighbor dispute with R L Pylant. Previously recorded fines were forgiven after a reconciliation. The grand jury indicted Gentle on two counts of assault for allegedly striking Mr and Mrs Pylant. He posted a $206 bond.
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L. C. Gentle
Fulton County
Grand Jury
Gentle
R. L. Pylant
Pylant
Zode Smith Seeks Police Badge Despite Not Being Officer
Zode Smith, general manager of the waterworks, applied for a police badge to avoid embarrassment when passing through crowds. He requested badge No. 13 but was refused since veteran officer Thomas W. Ivy already uses the number and regards it as lucky.
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Zode"Smith
Thomas W. Ivy
Two Divorce Suits Filed in Superior Court
Two divorce suits were filed with the clerk of the superior court yesterday. Wager seeks a total divorce from Charles A. Wagar, claiming marriage on September 3, 1903 and desertion in October 1908. James Walker seeks a total divorce from Annie Walker for infidelity. they married March 21, 1912 and separated in September 1912. no children mentioned.
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Superior Court
Yester
As. Wager
Charles A. Wagar
James Walker
Annie Walker
Monkeys and raccoons to be separated at Grant Park Zoo
Atlanta Recorder Johnson ruled after humane society members urged action that raccoons at Grant Park Zoo be placed in a separate cage from troublesome monkeys. Parks manager J Cochran testified the two large monkeys named Mayor and Alderman frequently terrorize the raccoons by tail pulling, prompting the court to threaten dismissal if a separate cage is provided.
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Grant Park’ Zoo
Recorder Johnson
Atlanta Humane Society
Grant Park
Humane Society
Parks
Cochran
Gooman
Emean
Johnson
City Finance Committee Faces $193,000 Deficit In October Sheet
The city council finance committee meets to start the October apportionment as the year-end adjustments loom. Mayor Woodward pins the shortfall on overestimated receipts and warns of cuts, noting taxes miss by 192000 and other revenues underperform. Some recommend trimming construction budgets to relieve labor costs while schools show savings from new salary scales.
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Woodward
Finance Committee
Holmes Urged for Leadership of Negro School in Atlanta
The board of education will decide today on a principal for a proposed Negro night school. B R Holmes, head of Holmes Institute, is a leading candidate supported by prominent Black residents and white reformers. Holmes has run a free day and night program for underprivileged Black children for a decade, aided by local educators and officials. The new institute opened last Monday with strong turnout and over fifty applicants.
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Board of Education
Atlanta
B. R. Holmes
Holmes Institute
Min
Holmes
W. W. Tindall
Get-Together Party At St Philip Cathedral Friday
The Sunday school members of St Philip's Cathedral along with parents and friends will gather Friday afternoon and evening at the church house 16 Washington Street. Children in the kindergarten and primary depart ments will enjoy games and refreshments from 4 to 5:35 pm, the intermediate department from 5:40 pm to 10:30 pm, and the adult members will have music dancing and refreshments.
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St. Philip's Cathedral
Church House
Washington Street
Atlanta to Furnish Water for the Fair
Atlanta plans to lay a new water pipeline from Lakewood Lake to Lakewood for the fair. The city once drew its entire supply from that lake. the dam remains and the old main is still underground. The move would restore water access to the lake area for event needs.
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Newcastle
Lakewood
Moreland Ave School Condemned as Unsafe
Parents and Teachers club formed at Moreland Avenue School to press for a new building after an inspection found the structure unsafe unsanitary and too small. A petition signed by all ladies present and a committee led by Mrs Victor Kriegshaber will present to the board of education this afternoon.
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Moreland Avenue
Innian Park
Druid Hills
Board of Education
Pressent
Victor Kriegshaber
Moreland Avenue School
Ladles
C. J. Maddox
Moreland School
Neal Military Academy
Ruth Sims
Gertrude Cloud
Edna Bush
Marie Sears
Martha Foster
Ad Men to Host Prosperity Meeting in Atlanta
The Ad Men's club of Atlanta plans a 1 o clock luncheon at the Ansley hotel's Italian ballroom. The event is a prosperity meeting with a business revival focus. Kriegshaber will present surprises including a Q&A contest with ten Georgia and South questions for a prize of jewelry. Pedder will discuss The South's Opportunity in a 15 minute talk. Boehm notes members cover lunch costs if accepting cards. Music by the Ad Men's quartet.
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Ad Men's Club of
Atlanta
Ansley Hotel
Kriegshaber
Georgia
South
Dumnes
G. Pedder
Bradstreet
WII
Julian ¥. Boehm
Elob
Three Macon Men Injured In Motor Accident
Three Macon men were injured when a touring car went out of control on Clinton road and plunged down a deep embankment. Injured: Lee Davis with an ankle sprain, C. E. Holder with a foot injury, Shao Moces with a dislocated shoulder.
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Macon
Clinton Road
Lee Davis
C._E. Holder
Shao Moces
Herndon Drops Dead On Street In Macon Ga
Wiley R. Herndon a prominent Odd Fellow and former grand noted for the Gold Fellows Grand lodge collapsed and died of heart failure in front of Powera Curiosity shop where he worked in Macon September 22 He previously ran a grocery business on Third Street in the city.
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Macon
Wiley
KR. Herndon
Powera Curiosity Shop
Herndon
Gold Fellows’ Grand Lodge
Third Street
Bainbridge to Have New Cigar Factory
Bainbridge Ga September 22 Spe jelglj The latest addition to Bain bridge's fast rowing list of new enterprises is the Edwards cigar factory. This industry will employ when completed a built 25 men and came here on account of the unusually low freight rates and the fact that Bainbridge is in the heart of the tobacco belt. Some of the Anest shade tobacco in the world is grown in this section.
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Bainbridge
Spejelglj
Edwards Cigar Factory
Tully
Baintridge
Water Bill Mystery Baffles City Water Board
On Howell Mill Road a tenant paid 80 cents monthly until a bill of 32.89 appeared. Water board examined premises and found no leak, tenants moved out, and the decision was to charge the regular 8 cent bill while seeking the cause of the spike.
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Water Board
D. Pickett
Howell Mill Road
Ter
Pickett
Gage
Puplsett
Final tributes for John T. Johnson in Columbus funeral
John T. Johnson longtime Central of Georgia Railway general superintendent dies in Savannah and will be honored in Columbus with a 6 am arrival by special car and funeral at Trinity Episcopal Church. Knights Templar will lead services at church and grave, with a large local delegation and many railroad officials in attendance.
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Central of Georgia Railway
John T. Johnson
Road
Savannah
Jagulay
B. I Sims
Broad Street
Trinity Episcopal Church
Alston Wrage
Knights Templar Lodge
Johnson
Hey
Li Wood
William, A. Winburn
W. D. Beymer
W. B. McKinstrey
G. L. Candler
Th. Lawrence
C. P.hammon
Tf, Smith
W. A. Wright
Savanhank
TJ. Harlan
Southwestern
M. A. Ramsey
Macon
Chattanooga
Daniel
J. G. Cartisie
J. & Haile
J. Robinson
J 0. Bennett
Brooks
J. M. Fawan
M. W. Haile
WV. W. Owens
W.H. Fenner
J. F. Bou
S. Hellborn
L. Candler
P. J. “Robiggon
H' Daniel
M. Fagan
Wiliam A. Winburn
J. L. Bennett
W G. Bradley
C. K. Lawrence
C. E. Hattle
P Hammon
Rhodes Browne
W. H. Wright
Dan Josephs
W. W. Owens
B.J. Harton
W.D. Beymer
Harry Baldwin
W. B. McKinskey
W. H Penter
J. G.haile
BG. Gross
I. G. Carilissa
T. F. Smit Ramsey
Cooper seeks pardon for Milton Rawlings
Macon Ga September 22 Special Attorney John H K Cooper will tomorrow petition the prison commission for a pardon for Milton Rawlings one of the Rawlings boys convicted of murder years ago His two brothers Jesse and Leonard who were given life sentences have already been pardoned The father of the boys was hanged Milton Rawlings is now on the chain gang in Milton County Odd Fellows to Chattanooga for grand lodge session in 1916 on today’s Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting notes.
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Macon
John HK. Cooper
Prison Commission
Milton Rawlings
Rawlings
Jesse
Leonard
Milton County
Odd Fellows
Chattanooga
San Francisco
Independent
Order of Oold Fellows
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Holder urges state supervision of roads in Georgia
Athens, Sept 2 special. John N Holder urged state control of all convicts and state supervision of road building with a plan for a statewide highway network. He proposed dividing the state into fourteen districts with 10 squads per district, building main highways through every county and connecting them. He claimed county gangs waste money and that 1,500 miles of new roads could be built yearly under a state system, directed by a prison or highway commission with expert planners.
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Athens
Chamber of Commerce of Atheny
John N. Holder
Jackson
PLC
Move G S and F yards beyond Cordele limits
Cordele Georgia September 22. A authoritative source says the Georgia Southern and Florida railway has allocated 25 000 to shift its freight yards beyond Cordele's southern limit and build new larger yards about a mile from the business center. Switching cars through streets caused complaints. relocating yards will reduce noise and danger.
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Cordele
Bipe Vial
Georgia Southern Jou Florida Railway
Firemen's Fund Reinsures Atlanta Home Insurance Business
The Firemen's Fund Insurance company has re insured the business of the Atlanta Home Insurance company and will conduct that company's business. The transaction, completed September 18, was made public on Wednesday and is valued at about $100 000.
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Firemen's Fund Insurance Company
Atlanta Home Insurance Company
Georgia Owes $100,000 to State Sanitarium in 1914
It became known yesterday that the state is at least $410,000 more in debt than previously disclosed. The state owes $100,000 for the 1914 appropriation to the state sanitarium. A requisition for that amount was drawn December 13, 1914, and had not yet been paid.
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Georgia
St Fll
Calomel Dangers and Liver Tone Remedy
A historical ad warns calomel harms the liver andpromotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable alternative. It claims calomel causes cramping nausea and salivation while Liver Tone promises gentler, quicker liver activation with no sickness. The copy emphasizes safety for adults and children.
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Dodson
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