Gasoline Gravity Debate Publicized by Georgia Dealer
In Atlanta, gas price wars and quality claims dominate debate as J E Gewin ner of the Johnson Gewinner company defends 69 specific gravity gasoline against 64 gravity. He argues 16 cents is not too high for quality fuel and cites better mileage from heavier gasoline, while blaming poor carburetor adjustments for most customer troubles.
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Atlanta
J EK. Gewinner
Johnson Gewinner Compar
Gewinner
Gewsnner
Price Names Sixty Delegates For Good Roads Meet
Government delegation list from Georgia named by Commissioner Price to attend the United States Good Roads convention in St Louis November 10 to 15. Delegates include GC McKinley Milledgeville, J A E F Broom Carrollton, T A McDaniel Norcross, John A Smith Gameyville, and many others across Georgia.
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Lette
T C Wilson
Wissouri States Board of Agriculture
Conmissioner of
James D Price
Georgia
St Louis
McKinley Milledgeville
White Cartersville
Wesley H
Walker Titsgerald H
HW Taylor Micon
Rounties
Quitman
Ham Clyde
Deloach Brooklet & L Chance Waynesboro
Gaston Jackson
Willer
Lokey Thomson
Greene John Swence
Camilla T Ii
Phinasec
Wilk
Maden FU Garrard
Chapman Crawford Mig
Tenard Vilsoitom
Taweineh
Valton Tow Smith Thoms Dle
Dan
Lion TM
Grifin LaGrange
Vaswal Banvide
FOM Wu Yams
Monroé Dot Willer Waxcross
Maner
Warrenton L & Lindsey Tennille JW
Washington
Poliak
Charley Strahn
Athens
J A Brownlee Dies After Short Illness
Jalvin Brownlee died suddenly at his home in Poplar Springs near Decatur after an illness of two days. Survived by 8 wives? and four brothers and four sisters. He owned Brownlees Furniture in Atlanta and was a member of the Baptist church and a secret order man. Funeral at Snellville Cemetery after services in Snellville.
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Jalvin Brownies
Hes
Poplir Spilnas
Decatur
Fou
Sters Wis
Kirkewood
John T Brownlee
Graysen
Frowntee
Atlanta
Brown Yee
Stone Mountain
W Bennett
Snellville
A Patty
Greyson
Anderson “Nash
Oscar Rawlins
Closter Mee Brownler
Fnnal Camp Hall-Brownles Furniture Company
Smaniel Baptist Church
Alsq
Uar
Greenberr Hurt
Houston Street
Petition in Bankruptcy Court Filed for Kennedy Jr in Atlanta
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed yesterday in federal court by Tw Kennedy Jr of Atlanta. The petitioner lists liabilities of 258.40 with no assets shown.
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Depa Chick Peers
Kennedy Jr
Atlanty Watlant
Buy Diamonds on Deferred Payments Now and Save 20 Percent
An advertisement promises 20 percent savings by paying part cash for diamonds now and the remainder in up to ten monthly installments. It claims low net prices across all grades and sizes, with a booklet titled Facts About Diamonds detailing exchange privileges and plans.
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Sll Express
Inamonds
Atlanta Faces Irish Potato Famine Amid Scarcity
The Atlanta area suffers a potato famine as Irish brand potatoes vanish from markets. Grocers blame freight car shortages and rail delays from Michigan and Colorado, with prices soaring to seven dollars a sack in hotels. Some shipments by express arrive, but relief seems distant.
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Atlanta
Tom
Marthasville
Georgia
Wyholesa Grocers
Michigan
Colorado
Atock
America
Express
Dady Sued by City of Atlanta Over Plant Contract
The City of Atlanta filed suit in Superior Court against Dady and his bonding company regarding the entrenchment creek disposal plant. The claim seeks 1 total of 1450128 with interest, alleging unpaid coal and cement supplied by Campbell and American Bonding Company for plant construction. The suit, brought for Campbell company, cites bonds from 1910 and 1911 and assigns responsibility for payment of materials and penalties.
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Aganst
Chester Road
American Bending Company
Atlanta
Roberts
Philip Alston
B O Campbell Cail Company
Sui
Cady
Caimpel
Dady
Umpbell Company
Sim
Campbell
Thefry
Campbell Cou Company
Georgia Supreme Court Judgment Summaries
The Georgia Supreme Court affirmations and reversals cover appeals from Fulton Clarke and Bib County superior courts. Plaintiffs in error include Mack Cruslara Construction and Johnny Breck et al, with attorneys such as Junga Fendleton Smith Hammund Smith and Brand Cobb Erwin. Several cases involve judgments in error and reversed verdicts, with references to judges and firms like Kelly Smith and J Smith.
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Mack ¢Ruslara Construction Company
Gard
Fulton Superior Court
Junga Fendleton Smith
Hammund Smith
Erer
Hammond
Butler
Tattnall Bank Et al
Brvgo
Judgs Shepard FH
Smith Foc Girth
Meldrim HK
Kelly & Smith
Croceyy Co
Shackelford
Clarke
Judse Brand Cobb & Erwin
Johny
Breck Et al
Brack
Hanks
Advert Wow
Stevenson Hot Griffin
Durin
Smith
smith dr_outra Southern fallany Company
y_ Garland
Rephens
Jores Fermer
Millennial Coin Shower Dazes Newsies in Downpour
A window ledge rain of nickels and dimes showered onto Times Square youths on a Wednesday afternoon, sparking jovial panic as a quick willed ambassador figure distributed to eager newsboys. A stenographer leaned from a window, revealing an empty purse with laughter.
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Nickles
Duns
Emory Sophomores Elect J B Kelly President
Emory College Oxford voters elected J B Kelly of Cordeio as president and Bruce D Newsome of Senatobia as treasurer. Sidney Palmer of Waynesboro became historian, John D Harrig of Winchester as prophet, LH Ware of Pineview as poet, F Lane of Roanoke as football manager. Tividing Millard of Oxford was named literary editor of the Phoenix. a vacation vacancy was filled.
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Emory Collese
Oxford
Alione Nigly
Emory College
J B Kelly
Cordeio
Bruce D Newsome
Senatobia
Sidney Palmer
Waynesboro
John D Harrig
Wanchester
LH Ware
Pineview
Prophet F Lane
Roanoke
Asa
Tividing Millard
the Phoenix the Library Monthly
Verdict Set Aside In Hog Case At Fulton Court
Fremier Longfellow a prize hog died years ago on the Vicksburg Shreveport and Pacific line. Judge George L Bell granted a new trial after previously awarding $10,000 to be Bow, Nashville attorney for the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railroad, seeking $20,000. The ruling followed the bill of lading valuation. Attorneys Anderson and Rountree represented the complainant.
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Fremier Longfallow
Vicksburg
Shreveport and Pacific Railroad
George L Bell
Superior
Bell
Longfellow
Be Bow
Nashville
Nashville Caattanooga and
St. Louis Railroad
Fulton Court
Anderson and Rountree
Hos
State School Board in Session Deliberates Textbook Plans
The state board of education meets at the office of State Superintendent M L Brittain to decide whether to appoint an educator subcommission to advise on school books before publisher bids. They will discuss adopting high school texts, appoint a legislative book commission, and consider publishing its own textbooks amid competition from agents.
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State Board of Education
M. L Brittain
T S Felder
Frida
T J Wooster
G. RR Glenn
Legislative Commission
General Assembly
TF Wooster
Athens
EK Glenn
Dablonega
Heard
Vna
Ioetics
Ord
McCrory Commission
Southern Railway Plans One Large Mortgage to Cover Debts
The Southern railway under President Finley plans a single large mortgage to cover all present and future finances, aligning with Great Northern and Burlington policies. The move aims to fund major upgrades like double tracking, with current earnings up to 314 percent in 1912. The final bonded indebtedness is expected near 300 million dollars, including leasehold obligations.
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The
Southern Railway
W W Fintey
Great Northern Burlington
Central St Pan
Otha
Finley
Dividend Declared by Trust Company of Georgia
Directors of the Trust Company of Georgia declared a quarterly dividend of 234 percent payable on October 5. The meeting indicated the institution is in fine condition and the outlook remains promising for the year ahead.
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Trust Company of Georgia
Bigamy Indictment Shocks West Point Region
Fulton county grand jury presents indictment against a 12 year old West Point girl charged with bigamy tying together marriages to Charles Smith Jack Mashburn and Wes Dansby. Also named are Jo an Mathis Wes Dansby and other suspects in separate cases including a murder and an assault in Atlanta and associated police actions.
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Fulton County
West Pot
Gussie Smith
Alice
Gussie Harmon
Jack Mashburn
West Point
Atlanta
Charles Smith
Troup County
Wes Dansby
Joan Mathis
Tom Harris
Farth Avenue
Darktown
M Jones
Bill Hardeman
Mabel Hardeman
W P Beaford
Luther Fitts
John
WP Fiemister
Five More Meat Men Must Answer Charges
Five additional meat dealers were summoned to appear before the state commissioner of sy nculture and the attorney general next Tuesday to answer alleged violations of the pure food law. The prosecutions target both urban and rural outlets as inspector Gemminglaner Pile vows full enforcement. One defendant is a Montezuma meat dealer described as a negro.
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Tive
Montezuma
Grandmother of 64 Dies in 76th Year
Mrs Matilda Londermilk dies aged 75 near her 76th birthday after heart failure. She was mother to twelve children and grandmother to many with nine surviving children listed. Interment is in the family burying ground. Rev Durcett to conduct funeral services.
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Mount Ali
Matilda Londermilk
Londermilk
Shawna
John Cody
L A
Robert Londermilk
Houston Blair J HK Londermill
Crawford Qwen
Nn Londermilk
NL Durcett
Lincoln Memorial Bid Hinges on Georgia Marble
In Washington on September 24 special news reports Georgia marble may be used in the $4,090,000 Lincoln memorial funded by Congress and placed in Potomac Park. Sam C Tate of Tate Georgia submitted a bid and awaits tomorrow’s decision on the award.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Potomac Park
Sam C Tate
Tate Ga
Business men take free course at Tech Night School
Registration for Georgia Tech night school closes this evening for the season. The night program, part of a state funded effort, has grown to near 180 attendees while the day school opened with over 600 students. Prominent Atlanta business and professional men join the courses to balance study with business duties, expanding access to education for workers who cannot attend daytime classes.
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Georgia Tech
State of Georgia
Tech
Atlanta
Delightful Wednesday Weather Temperatures Rise Through Day
Autumn weather proved delightful with a crisp breeze and wine like air. At 7:15 am the mercury stood at 57 degrees and by 3 pm reached 73, one degree higher than Tuesday. Similar weather expected Thursday with increasing cloudiness.
Pocock Strikes Georgia Southern And And Hiawatha RR
Mrs Fannie H Pocock of Cincinnati Ohio sues the Georgia Southern and Hiawatha railroad for 10900 for injuries from the Due Flyer wreck at Bonaire March 13. The sleeper derailed and she was thrown from her berth, severely injured, confined to Macon hospital six weeks, then sent home on a stretcher and remained under a physician's care.
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Macon
Fannie H Pocok
Cincinnat
Ohio
Georgia Southern and Hioda Railroad Company
Due Flyer
Bonaire
Cincinnati
Miss May De Jarnette Dies in Eatonton Home
Estonton Ga September 24 Special After a brief illness with typhoid fever Miss May De Jarnette died Tuesday night in Eatonton. She was the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry De Jarnette and was one of the most attractive and loved young women in the city. She is survived by her parents one sister Mrs Sidney Stenbridge of Indgeville and two brothers Wil De Jarnette of Eatonton and Rela De Jarnette a student at the Military college at Milledgeville. The interment took place Wednesday afternoon in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Eatonton
Rela de Jarnette
Mii- Leary College
Milledgie
Pine Grove
Houston Officials Resign Under Attorney General Request
Houston residents United States District Attorney Lock McDaniel and U S Marshal Calvin G Brewster resigned after Attorney General Mc Reynolds stated that conditions have arisen which have rendered this step advisable. The notice notes Beth and Republicans were involved.
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Houston
Colley Designated at Howard's Request in Georgia
Washington reports Representative William Schley Howard urged Postmaster General Joseph Smith to designate N Colley as a clerk in Georgia. The move targets Georgia railroad mall clerks and follows a request by Howard for the appointment.
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Colley
Howard
Washington
William Schley Howard
Joseph & Lors
Stewart
Georgia
McNaughton to Know His Fate on Saturday
Governor Slaton said he must have a decision in the case ready by Saturday night or Sunday morning. Br. W J McNaughton likely to learn his fate then.
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McNaughton
Br. W J McNaughton
Slaton
Green Parrot Blocks Traffic at Five Points
A small green parrot caused a traffic stoppage at Five Points during the noon hour on Wednesday. The bird perched on a wire above the street, swore at pedestrians, and drew crowds as thousands watched. After lingering for over an hour, the bird vanished as suddenly as it appeared.
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Tie Son Milady
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