Mary Robinson Seeks Help After Husband Arrest Request
Mrs Mary Robinson fled her home with her 3 year old child after alleging her husband Melvin A Robinson battered her at 105 Elm Street. Cab officers Wood and West used force to enter and found Robinson in the house. She showed police blue marks on her arms and reported she and the child were beaten before being driven out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Robinson
Melvin A. Robinson
Young
Elm Street
Wood
West
Robinson
Iro
Iuse
Atlanta Turon Verein Opens New Home Tonight
The Atlanta Turon Verein, among the city’s oldest social groups, opens its new South Argor street hall tonight for members and families. Music by the Wiedene sey orchestra, a German cafe, and talks by Colonel Frank Raden-Waben and others mark the opening event with Frank Wheat as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Turon Verein
South Argor Street
Frank Raden- Waben
Frank Wheat
Fulits Furcheiny Newnan Lasser
George Hertlen
Theo Cassirer
Balloons Over St Petersburg Spectacle and Crop Reports
Balloons floated over St Petersburg in a noted spectacle with lingering gaps in the report. French wheat crop figures for September 28 show 55 000 hectolitres this year vs 111 600 last year while rural figures place a lotting at two bushels and pecks. A fatal shooting near Wingate follows a quarrel between Ben Tingle and Lonnie Rushing. Rushing is at large. Rev D A Blackburn dies in New York after fifteen years with the Church of the Straits San undenominational church. brother Rev George A Blackburn in Columbia, Tenn., is the only relative present.
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Munry
Ben Tingle
Lonnie Rush Ing
Wingate
D. A. Blackburn
New York
I Asa Flackburn
Church of the Strat San
Bright
New York Hospital
Warkturn
Greeneville
Tenn
George A. Blackburn
Columbia
Socials and Visits Fill Atlanta Scene
Social items list many guests and hosts across Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Golden return from New York while Mrs. Wire visits Washington. Miss Jones plans North Carolina visits as Mr. and Mrs. Williams announce a newborn son James. Several residents move, host parties, attend weddings, and welcome guests from Savannah, Augusta, St Louis, and other cities. A birthday party for Master James Jones features a heart shaped table and rose candles.
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George W. Golden
New York
Mrs. Golden
Washington
Wire
Bila May Jones
North Carolina
Jack. Williams
James
Hazel
Mahal Whitney
Louie Clinard
Winston-Salem
N. C
Atlanta
William Sample
St Louis
R. M. Ditlon
Clarkeston
Edward Wentworth Edgar
Chicapo
Catherine Dillon
James Jones
Mixs
Jennie English
Willoughby Sharpe
Mary Thomas
Pratt Adama
Rural Carriers Appointments Spur Local Route Changes
Rural carriers appointed in Georgia and Auburn Milltown routes. George T Upshaw and James Wilking named carriers with no substitutes. Al Pharetta route 3 and Fred Bridges route 3 Wilde Clements as substitute noted. Washington dispatch dated September 28 reports these postings by Georgia Rural Carriers.
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Georgia
Washington
Alpharetta
George T. Upshaw
Auburn
James. Wilking
Milltown
Fred Bridges
Wilde Clements
Potter Wanted Missing Husband In Atlanta Georgia
A distraught wife visited The Constitution room with a handwritten note seeking help to locate J. O. Brown a 43 year old potter who left his family July 29 leaving six children aged 15 months to 14 years. The note describes his appearance and talents violin organ singing and requests publication to aid in finding him in Atlanta Georgia aligned with a plea to Potter communities.
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the Constitution
Constitution
J. O. Brown
Early information on available rooms in Atlanta
The public comfort committee in the Empire building urges visitors for Auig Week to arrange accommodations early. Secretary G. M. Chapin says hotels have ample space but advance plans will reduce confusion and improve satisfaction. The committee will route visitors to hotels first and then use citizen room offers as needed.
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Atlanta
Public Comfort Committee
Empire Building
Auig
Chapin
G. M. Chapin
Bell Phone
The
Georgia Fruit Exchange
Exchange
Uoon
HO. Bagley
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Verein
St. Petersburg
Sr Petersburg
R. W. Martin
Miss McFayl
Willmington
Martin
Dave Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
East Lake
Lewis Kalue
Louise Carroll
Virginia
Carmeline Conyers
Florida
Johnson
Miles Jennie Smith
Ruth
Mr. Chapman
John D Little
Europe
C. Dobbs
Mariatta
Louise George
Inman Park
Domino Club
Ose Misa
Susie Candler
Misslastopi
Asa Warren Candler
L. T. Pattillo
Maggie Ellington
Eugenia Bennett
Ja Vialt
Louis Newbermer
Misa Adele Carter
Marietta
Josiah Carter
Mabel
Fra Hart
A.D. Kiser
Gordo
Ala
Siater
Mobley
Joe
Josale Winston
West Point
George Smith
Holden
Bellbuckle, Tenn
Charles Witherspoonee
Wiliam Sample
St. Louia
Peruna Mills
Atlante
Oon
J. W. Curpener
Clear Water
Vla
F. H. Orme
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Wee
W. Z. Holliday
Edith Holliday
Augusta, Ga
Holliday
J. L. Hussey
Washington Street
Jones
Joe Hirsch
Chicago
Mudiava
Ind
Hirsch
Milton Hirsch
Ellie Wild
Savannah
Ponce de Leon J Avenue
Mies
Yaebel
Nundally
Monroe
Oon Miles
Nan Ogilvie
Will
Bridge
Nan Oetivia
Ein
West End
Dorothy Breitenbacher
G. R. Glenn, Jr
Neliie Belle Callett
Jack Lockhart
Nce
Thornton Marre
John Heard Hunter
Reed Hobson
Leewood Oglesby
Quitman, Ga
Lillian Yow
Mary Bostrum
Missy Jane Shuptrine
Robert Crawford
Rees Marshall
James L. Logan
Myrtle Street
Lillian
Day McCall
Jacksonville
Jack Johnson
Dorothy Johnson
Birmingham
Carey Johnson
Bates Black
N. P. Pratt
North Georgia
C. A. Smith
A. M. Moore
J. Simmons
Streat Railway
Denver
Katherine Milledge
Waynesboro
Pyelyn Wilson
San Antonio
Misa Claire Nidley
George J. Graves
Street
Misa Sisie Boykin
Darlas Knight
Bessie Tift College
Decatur
B. M. Boykin
Leonora Hunter
Jule Hunter
Yeatrday
John Hunter
Llesnor Young
Wellesley
Valdemar Gude
Mississippi
Miss May Haverty
Mary Lon’ MacDonald
William F. Ton Palding
Bos
James D. Robinson
J. W. English
Edward T. Brown
Baltimore
Frank Tucker Mason
Stone Mountain
James N. Ellig
Spring Street
Missy Sadie Morrison
Rome
Theo Bean
Emory
Migssion
Universalist Church
Churel
Vand
Jennie Sheptrine
Mary Bostrom
A. E. Baker
W. Fair Street
Lota Hansard
Elberton
Agnes
Lavilla Ward
Cave Springs
W. R. Massengale
Alice
May Massengale
Tate Springs
C. Turner
Anniston
M. 4. Pranan
Harvey Warl
Oxford
Willie B. Jones
Charleston
Myrtle Harp
Chattanooga
W. F. Patch
Greenville, Tenn
J. A
Baladen
Ben
Ellen Archer
Annie Lou
Greenville
Silas Sarah Coates
Tennyson
Paradise
Wursch & Spitz Meg. CO
Alana
Dorset
L. A. Siebold
Redfern
Redfern” Agents
Douglas
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Hoys Shoes Brabbesa
Peachtree Street
Waifeng
Main
Southern
Austell
Nttle
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Gate City
Edgewood Avenue
Fing Tailoring
Candler
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