Alleged Slaver of Patrolman May Yet Be Tried
Reported in Atlanta the case involves a murdered officer named Albert and a suspect described as a negro man. Detective Spradlin led the inquiry with statements from Shepherd and others about the crime scene and pursuit on road street bridge. The investigation centers on whether the suspect will be returned for trial as authorities pursue more evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin Jerd
Albert
Atlanta
Shepherd
Dade Voal
Clive Sprachin
Char- Tit
Hill
Spradlin
Shepnan
Senola
Jim Shepherd
Omcer
Road Street
Society with Our Neighbors in Cave Springs Notes Happenings
Local society column from Cave Springs and nearby towns lists visits and gatherings. Names include Professor R. W. Edenfeld, Miss Minnie Smith, Miss Mary Lake Sheldon, Mr. Charlie Graham of Chattanooga, and many residents visiting relatives in Atlanta, Birmingham, Jackson, Rome, and Montague. Civilities feature lawn parties, church services, travelers returning home, and hotel stays in Montgomery, Cedartown, and Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesara
Clifford R
Wille Mongeery
Rodger
Marl Rakestran
Ernest Skelton
Oscar Bird
Nesbit
Ily Colbert
Ice
Gordon Cat Forbes
Mary Lou Montgomery
Atlanta
Guineaville
Een
Charlie Hight
Minnie Moore
Jackson
Ala
Walter Reeves
FE. A. Harrison
Cedartown
Sewell Hotel
Euaeperisty
Rome
Lane May Montgomery Teay
Bummerville
A. N. Tumlin
Christian Science Service
Rome Bay
CW. Wright
Rs. G. Hight
W. T. Hight
Merchants of Macon Confront Southern on River Steamer
Special to The Georgan Macon Ga August The Southern railway declined merchants request to allow the river steamer Nan Elizabeth to dock at the Southern wharf to demonstrate all water flight rates from the East. Merchants allege obstruction and plan a private conference with railroad officials. A lawsuit and railroad law action are anticipated with Congressman Bartlett and local merchants attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Southern Railway
Culp, Ackert
Young Samuel Spencer
Petit
Elizabeth
Vargo
Inwick
Mallory
New York
Here
Brunswick
Lhart
Focal
Bartlett
Messrs. Small
Alorman, Chappell, and Pepper
Dr Julian Thomas Flies High and Far in Nirvana
Dr Julian P Thomas formerly of Atlanta now in New York with Roy Knabenshue sailed from New York in the Nirvana balloon reaching Noank Connecticut at 745 this morning. They aim to set American height records and distance before continuing toward Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Thomas
Rncate
Noank, Conn
Julian P. Thomas
Atlante, Ga
New York
Roy
Knabenshue
Here
New London
Boston
Autotypes Target Unlicensed Autos as City Police Crackdown
City police prepare to arrest owners of unlicensed vehicles after a published list of license- fee defaulters. About 140 autos are affected with roughly 20 percent of travel unpaid, prompting inspectors to warn owners and seize vehicles if fees remain unpaid.
Fractured social notes from North Sorelle and surrounding towns
Local social page details visits and gatherings across several households. Miss Nina Burschnell hosts Miss Mamie Baynes in Winder Georgia while relatives from Atlanta and Willow Cal attend porch parties and entertainments. The writeup notes guests, travel from Indiana, and a sequence of informal events including a prize drawing and family visits around professional avenue and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winder
Mia
Morry
Milliken
Professional Avenue
Covsin
Elin Jackson
Willow
Cal
Willows
Miss Jackson
A. Ib McCarry
Cire
North
Sorelle
Adatraville
Iuty
Weber
Ice Trust Probe Ordered Amid Heat Wave
Judge Otto Rosalsky instructed the August grand jury to investigate an alleged fee trust and possible conspiracy by Ice barons to raise ice prices. The move comes as New York endures a severe heat wave causing hardship for the poor who rely on ice as a staple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Otto Rosalsky
Court of General Sessions
Well Dressed Woman Admits To Shoplifting
A 29 year old woman who gave the name Annne McAllister was arrested in a department store in Washington on shoplifting charges. She traveled from Harrisburg to visit her sister and confessed to Detective Cornwall and Captain Boardman. Retrieved items were found during a search and she was sent to the house of detention awaiting police court tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Annne McAllister
Cornwall
Harrisburg
Felster
G Street
Northwest
Captain Boardman
House of Detention
Maker of Pistols Scared to Death in Springfield
In Springfield Massachusetts a gunmaker suffering nervous prostration suffered a mental breakdown and faced threats of assassination. The report notes a linked attack and health crisis impacting the inventor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Aug
Third Man Drowned at Savannah Wharf
Special to The Georgian reports Jamce Lenton a fireman on the British steamship Elsie drowned near noon at Savannah wharf after falling into the water. Rescue attempts were unsuccessful and the body had not yet been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah Wharf
Savannah
Jamce Lenton
Elsie
Georgian praise by executives opens annual compress convention
The fifth annual joint convention of Atlantic Compress Company and Gulf Compress Company opens in Atlanta at the Montmont hotel with 160 delegates. Hon John Temple Graves and G T Fitzhugh of Memphis and J D Turner of Atlanta address the assembly praising The Georgian influence on the cotton industry and Atlanta's growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weieume
John Temple Grates
Atanta
G. T. Fitzhugh
Memphis
Tenn
J. D. Turner
Atainta
Gulf Compress
Medmont
Uume
Atlantic Compress Company
Gulf Compress Company
Meh
Texas
Atlanta
Hanson
John Temple Graves
G. T.pitehugh
Golf Company
Graves
Fitzhugh
Henry Grady
Ponce DeLeon
Hartje Divorce Trial Highlights Letters of Love and Allegations
In Pittsburg on August 6 attorney Rodgers opened the Hartje divorce trial arguing that letters from Mrs Hartje to Tomas Madine reveal motive and infidelity claims. He cited testimony of the Betc told woman and Busie Wagner detailing alleged visits to the Hartje home and intimate acts over three years. Hartje denies the accusations, supported by witnesses about his business presence and family interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Rodgers
Hartje
Tom Madine
Tom
Second Avenue
Betctold
Hartse
Thomas Madine
Madine
Busie Wagner
Meridian Shooting Report Ties to Teen Dare Incident
In Meridian Mississippi a dramatic account describes M Lee killing Ernest Bolden after a dare involving a bottle of whisky. Emma McDonald allegedly tried to coerce Bolden into violence. Police hold M Lee on murder charges as details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Miss
Emma McDonald
M. Lee Emerg
Ernest Bol
Bolden
Lee
Henry and Jaynes Enter the Race for Court of Appeals
Northwest Georgia backs a bid for the next court of appeals judges with two candidates emerging from the region. Judge Charles G. Jaynes of Cedartown and Judge W. M. Henry of Rome are urged by strong local friends to enter the race after the bill is ratified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Nex’ Court of Appeals
Charles G. Jaynes
Cedartown
W. M. Henry
Rome
Jaynes
Tallapoosa
Henry
Mose Wrights
German official clears Jackson Lumber peonage charges
A letter from BE Lesser of the German Immigration Society of Alabama backs the Jackson Lumber Company at Lockart, Alabama, denying peonage. Lesser quotes U.S. Commissioner Marsh interviews, says nearly 100 workers were spoken to and found no coercion or peonage, and the German vice consul confirms no German lodged complaints.
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Montgomery
Ala
Lockart
Jackson Lumber Company
Jelks
Lesser
German Immigration Society of Alabama
Wage
Als
United States
Marsh
Pensacola
Lycombe
Kart
Tey
Two Negroes Shot After Quarrel at Railroad Shops
Special to The Georgians Fitzgerald Ga A 6 A quarrel over Shabinen into cat eersmo negroes en in working at the big railroad shops yesterday resulted in Golding Lang being shot to death and the other negro dangerously cut though the latter escaped and in still at a Lang was buried at the expense of the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Shabinen
Golding Lang
Lang
Wreck Suits Filed Against Railways In Atlanta
Two lawsuits filed Monday morning against the Atlanta and West Point and Central of Georgia railways seek 10000 for injuries from the picnic train wreck in June and 3000 for damages to Mrs Reneau. Ralph Bingham plans a Philadelphia vacation after a city visit. Psychologists meet at Atlanta society, with talks on hypnosis and school psychology and demonstrations of pain relief. Capitol visit notes Georgia union prospects as favorable. Baker and Dougherty counties fail to claim pro rata shares from common penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta and Westlant and
Central of Georgia Railway
Reneau
Perone
Atlanta Wehological Society
Bucket Shop Bills Before Committee
The senate agricultural committee meets Monday at 2 PM in the senate chamber to act on bucket shop legislation. The committee weighs the Boykin bill and Wheatley substitute, distinguishing bucket shops from other exchanges. Sentiment is divided but the Boykin bill may be recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Agricultural Committee
Senate
House
Commie
Double header canceled as weather halts Atlanta Birmingham game
Heavy conditions in Birmingham force a halt to the scheduled double header between Atlanta and Birmingham on August 6. The first game was interrupted due to the wet field, leaving uncertainty about continuing action today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Arbitration actions against Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Justice Department instructs Kentucky and Alabama attorneys to file more suits in multiple states over alleged arbitration act violations. affidavits from H. B. Perham of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers cite cases where the L and N railroad allegedly bars labor union membership, threatens employees, or disciplines workers for union activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Kentucky
Tena
Alabama
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
H. B. Perham
Order of Railroad Teleaphors
Louisville and Nashville
Missing Child Found After Husband’s Bet Followed
The article reports a woman’s claim that after a dispute over a child and a bet, her husband jumped into a well on the premises. A resulting search found the man’s body in the well, the events occurring the morning after the bet was made.
Deaths and Funerals in Wrightsville andarea
A series of obituaries from Wrightsville and surrounding areas reports Miss Tryphosa Marshall age 1 died after long illness. Mrs J J Moore 47 died at home and will be interred in Cochran. Miss Kate Mae McKinnon 16 died after illness, survived by her mother and siblings. Grace Dolan funeral held at 23 Woodson street with interment Westview. Dr S A Wilson prominent physician died after three weeks. service at residence and Westview burial. Clara Adams 25 died at 122 Means street with Hollywood interment. Rhoda A Woodall Scene funeral 4:30 at Pooles and Richmond, Va. Major J B Davenport of New Orleans died after long illness. prominent civic figure. Mrs W W Cocks reports Wrightsville resident died at home last Friday. fourth in family in recent year.
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Greensboro
Frances Adams
Kate Evans
Addie Copelan
Putnam County
Maddox
Reba Jernigan
Watson Springs
Annie Mae Boswell
J. W. Evans
Atlanta
Newton Boswell
Mansfield
Lula Hutchinson
Madine
Kate
Luke Hill
Walter L. Jones
Anniston
Ala
Aitle King
Alabama
Wise Mollie Hill
John B. Robins
J. T. Robins
Monteagre
Beudle Leake
Alfania
Visw
W. R. Armor
New York
Miss Foster
Athens
BF. McWhorter
Will
Lexington
G. W. O’kelley
St. Joseph
Missouri
Georgia
Tryphosa Marshall
Typo Marshall
A. A. Marshall
State Normal School
Relay & Brandon
J. J. Moore
West Pine Street
Cochran, Ga
Kate Mae McKinnon
Minnie McKinnon
Windsor Street
Ballie
Lilian McKinnon
Henry
Thomas
Ju- Nus
Duncan
Luther McKinnon
Mobile
Queens
Grace G. Dolan
Eos
Grace .G. Coles
Woodson Street
Dr. Troutman
Westview
James Dolan
G. D. Kirkland
W. K. Dolan
A. Wilson
Battle Hill
Fulton County
A. Wilson, Jr
Harry G. Poole
W. T. Brown
T. D. Ino
W. F. Poole
J. W. Stokes
T. F. McGahee
J. & Babb
Clara Adams
Means Street
Harry G. Poole & Co
Hollywood
Rhoda A. Woodall
Rhode A. Woodall
G. Poole & Co
Richmond
Bardenen - Hautne
W. W. Cocks
Wrightsville
Renace
Wrightsview
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Fion
J. B. Williams
Indian Spring
Jennie Smith
Tallulah Falls
Poole
Eva Aneasiee Myn Warlick
Samuel Spencer
Taunton
Portale N. Y
Taw
Lessy
Broyles
Atkin de
Xeaiorwe
KB Net
Te Hare
Nuon
Meted Jr
Lerlend
Rive Moore
Tieorer
Winands
Ll. C
Daaria
Ieee
Samuel Art
M.A
Dewey
Ovine
Calla
Mier
N.Y CE
Mary Hamilton
England
Marquis of Graham
Henry and. Jaynes
The
Court of Appeals
Atlanta News
Bingham
Ralph Bingham
Philadelphia
R. F. Duckworth
Barron
Dt. Fron
Ecol Vision
General Assembly
Baker
Dillon
Sapier
Dome
J. B. Davenport
J.B. Davenport
New Orleans
Davenport
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