SONS FIGHT WILL OF Anthony Murphy in Fulton suit
In Fulton County Superior Court two sons of the late Anthony Murphy seek to break their father’s will valued at $500,000. They accuse widow Adelia R. Murphy and others of fraud and claim the will was altered after the father’s death. They allege family discord and improper conduct led to the contested document.
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Anthony Murphy
Fulton County Superior Court
John BE. McClelland
McClelland & Mclelland
John K
R. I. Murphy
Adelia R. Murphy
Kate Seiple
Annie EB. Tan
B. Robinson
New York
Charles C. Murphy
Anthony Murphy, Jr
Murphy
Fea
Aragon
Charles Murphy
Ason Eiven
Tharles C. Murphy
Larce
Atlanta mayor approves urgent Negro hospital plan in Grady area
Mayor Woodward announced Atlanta will immediately provide a contagious disease hospital for Black residents. He toured a city-owned building near Grady Hospital, saying living conditions for Negroes need attention but costs are small and a quick conversion is possible. The site, bought for a stockade, could be renovated with little expense and supervised by Grady Hospital staff.
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Woodward
Atlanta
J. P. Kennedy
Graham West
Goldsmith
Grady Hospital
Wounds of Prisoner Photographed at Grand Jury’s Order
Dr Caleb A Ridley pastor of Central Baptist Church in Waycross Georgia recalls a post office cash change tale while a grand jury investigates brutal prison conditions. Convict boss Sid Tyree and wardens face indictment and firing amid vivid testimony of flogging and a cancer battle in Steve Spradling’s wounds.
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Caleb A. Ridley
Central Baptist Church
Waycross
Uncle Sam
Live Oak
Fla
Ridley
Sid Tyree
Weiauca
Grand Jury
Tyree
Berry Gans
Austin Green
Steve Spradling
Spradling
Doings of a Day in World of Suffrage Highlights
CHICAGO reports 153,897 women register to vote at primary and election. TRENTON notes women win first step toward equal franchise as Assembly passes resolutions sending the measure to the Senate. WASHINGTON reveals a Democratic caucus not backing a Suffrage Committee appointment by the House. EDINBURGH reports militant suffragettes’ arson squad active again in Scotland.
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Chicago
Trenton
Assembly
Senate
Washington
House
Edinburgh
Scotland
Ballots of Women Put Chicago First In Voting Strength
Chicago awoke to a record voting base as 153,897 women registered to vote in the February 24 primary, joining 86,161 men as total registration reached 676,404. The surge shifts political power in the city and unsettles longtime ward leaders in a historic voter expansion.
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Chicago
United States
New York
Dr MacArthur Returns From Burmah Tour
New York February 4 The Rev Dr Robert S MacArthur president of the Worlds Baptist Alliance and former pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle in Atlanta has returned from a 24000 mile tour of India and Europe He spent time in Rangoon Burma aiding in the anniversary of Adoniram Judsons landing and noted about 200000 Baptists in Burma with 7900 converts attributed to Judson during his Burmese Bible translation efforts
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New York
Robert S. MacArthur
World's Baptist Alliance
Baptist Tabernacle
Atlanta
India
Europe
Rangoon
Burmah
Adoniram Judson
MacArthur
Irvin Cobb Follows Ty Cobb's Example
Savannah report states author Irvin Cobb has purchased a premier Savannah residence for 32000 dollars and plans further real estate moves. He recently married Miss Baker of Savannah and has stayed with her parents during a several week visit.
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Irvin Cobb
Ty Cobb
Savannah
Irvin Ss. Cobb
Augusta
Miss Baker
First parcel post baby travels free in California
In San Francisco on February 4 the first parcel post baby in California moved from Elmhurst to Hayward without charge. Ten month old Ralph Amaral Lamoureaux was handed by his father to Mail Clerk Chester Wood at Elmhurst, then to post office clerk Olga Jacksen in Hayward, who delivered him to his mother Mrs Lamoureaux.
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San Francisco
California
Elmhurst
Hayward
Lowell Ralph Amaral Lamoureaux
Chester Wood
Olga Jacobsen
Jap Cruisers to Help Open Panama Canal
Tokyo reports the Japanese government will send two cruisers to take part in the Panama Canal opening ceremonies. The move signals Japan's participation in the event and reflects growing naval ties.
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Panama Canal
Atlanta
Tokio
Union Pacific to Spend 5.6 Million on Freight Cars
The Union Pacific has ordered 5,000 new freight cars valued at 5,600,000. The fleet includes 4,000 box cars, 600 automobile cars, and 400 stock cars, expanding their rolling stock and fleet capacity.
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Union Pacific
Knife Only Cure for Cancer Says Doctor
Dr. George Edmondson of Birmingham told 49 Etowah County physicians that no cure exists except early operation and urged surgeons to use the knife when cancer is found. He warned that harm comes from X ray use by unskilled hands at a meeting in Gadsden, Alabama.
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Gadsden
Ala
George Edmondson
Birmingham
Etowah
Want Ads Tell How to Reach Housewives for Interviews
The notice urges readers to use Georgian or American Want Ads to contact housewives for interviews about household specials. It mentions pianos to tune machines to mend and furniture to refinish and invites quick contact through the ads.
Soul Mate of Attorney Thurman Captured at Hurt Building
Genevieve Goodwin known as Thurman’s alleged soulmate who lived with him at the Hotel Ansley was arrested by Detective Hollingsworth on entering the Hurt Building with a woman friend. She disappeared when Thurman was exposed and is taken to the Chief of Detectives Sanford’s office for possible witness status.
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Genevieve Goodwin
Arthur Thurman
Ansley
Thurman
Hollingsworth
Sanford
Man Confesses to Stealing 23,000 Cigarettes on Train
Raleigh police report that Talley Rogers, a young White man, admitted entering a Seaboard Air Line freight car and throwing off 22,000 packages of cigarettes and three bolts of cloth while the train ran. He later retrieved the goods and surrendered after being subjected to the third degree.
Illness of Bacon Alarms Relatives
Relatives and friends of Senator A. Bacon in Macon fear for his life. His daughter Mrs W B Sparks has been summoned to Washington, signaling that he is seriously ill and in a critical condition.
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Macon
A. ©. Bacon
W. B. Sparks
Washington
Alabama Anti-Saloon League Sticks With Hobson
Birmingham February 4 After days of protest by prominent members the Alabama Anti-Saloon League refuses to retract its claim that Oscar W Underwood's campaign literature in the U S Senate race is a book of lies The executive committee praises members who support Underwood as above reproach but reaffirms its support for Richmond P Hobson noting a possible serious split in the league.
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Birmingham
Alabama Anti-Saloon League Today
Oscar W. Underwood
United States Senate
League
Underwood
Richmond P. Hobson
Sayres Leave to Set Up Housekeeping
WASHINGTON February 4 Mr and Mrs Francis B Sayre the White House bridal pair have gone to Williamstown Massachusetts to begin housekeeping Mrs Sayres sisters the Misses Margaret and Eleanor Wilson will visit the newlyweds in Williamstown during Lent
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Washington
Francis B. Sayre
White House
Wiliamstown
Mass
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R. E
Ce Murphy
Berker
Charles
Irs
I Sciple
Henry M. Ae
Illists
Grady
Avantable
South Georgia
Amilaule
Ed Tyree
Wesauca
Luck
Rosalind
Brooks and Wood
Adamsville
State Prison Commission
County Board
Vison
The
State Prison
Commission
H. D. Flemings
Donaldson
Harris
Dr. MacArthur
Catch Soul Mate
Attorney Thurman
Gertrude Whinnery
Ty “Love Slave
Anti-Saloon League
Hobson
Sayres
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