Mayor Woodward Rejects Old Crematory Contract Plan
Mayor Woodward, approving the June budget and the $260,000 crematory, removed action on the previous electric plant clause. He returns three resolutions without signature, proposing a new contract with the Destructor Company to capture all concessions while avoiding the 1912 contract deemed illegal by the state Supreme Court. He signals no further interference if the new agreement benefits the city.
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Nutting
Mason
Destructor Company
Supreme Court of
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Rites To Be Simple at Mrs. Bryan's Burial
Mary E. Bryan noted Southern writer dies Sunday night in Clarkston Georgia. Funeral will be simple with many prominent figures paying last respects. Bryan authored 47 books and edited The Fireside Companion earning a high salary. Survived by three children Pearl Byrd, C A Wilson, and Fred Bryan.
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South
Clarkston, Ga
Mrs. Bryan
Sunny South
Uncle Remus
Southland
Bryan
Pearl Byrd
Clarkston
C. A. Wilson
St. Louis
Fred Bryan
Obituary for J. J. Kaesser Fire Lieutenant 46
J J Kaesser 46 died at home 32 West Peachtree Place at 4 PM Sunday. Fire Company No 3 lieutenant with 16 years service survived by wife and son W G Kaesser. Funeral 3:30 PM Tuesday at Barclay Brandon funeral chapel Ivy and Baker. Also notices Robert Hobbs 67 dies Adamsville. Burial at Adamsville family graveyard. Mrs S T Watkins 44 dies at private sanitarium Norcross Street survived by husband four sons and daughter. Funeral and shipment details given for Keysville Va. Also Kaesser described as well liked. 18 years in department.
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West Peachtree Place
Fire Company No. 3
Department
Kaesser
W. G. Kaesser
Barclay & Brandon's
Ivy and
Baker Streets
Barclay & Brand
Fire Department
Last Wish Flowers On Grave After Carbolic Acid Death
M Roy Fowler, 46, a East Hunter Street butcher, ended his life by swallowing carbolic acid after financial troubles. He spoke his last wish to care for his wife and baby with flowers on his grave. He died soon after en route to Grady Hospital. Surviving are Mrs Fowler, the baby, three brothers J L Fowler W A Fowler T A Fowler and two sisters Nan Fowler and L A Hudson. The body to be taken to Indian Creek Cemetery Tuesday at 7:30 AM.
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Hunnicutt Street
Fowler
Grady Hospital
East Hunter Street
Brotherhood of Railway
Sage Foundation to study Atlanta sociological conditions
Shelby M. Harrison of the Russell Sage Foundation outlines a preliminary diagnosis and pathfinder survey in Atlanta at the invitation of a Chamber of Commerce committee. Harrison, Franz Schneider Jr., and Zenas L. Potter study housing, recreation, education, poverty, and sanitation, with a report and possible social survey to follow.
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Russell Sage Foundation
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
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Harrison
Sage Foundation
Messrs
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Potter
New York
East
Middle West
Chambers of Commerce
Steers Car Into Pole To Avert Collision
Paul H. Norcross and his wife and child escaped serious injury Sunday afternoon when he swerved his car into a telephone pole at Highland and Ponce DeLeon Avenues to avoid a collision with a street car. The car was badly damaged and the pole split in two. Norcross, driving down Ponce DeLeon, faced an obscured auto at the Highland junction just as his car reached the trolley line.
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Ponce DeLeon Avenue
Highland Avenue
Cardinal Not Insane Ill of Neurasthenia
Rome June 16 Cardinal Vives y Tuto prefect of the congregation for religious affairs, once rumored to be insane, is reported to suffer only from neurasthenia and has retired to a monastery at Frascati near Rome on medical advice. He rose to prominence at the Vatican after Pope Pius X's election and was once seen as a possible successor.
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Angered Woman Sues Pastor for $25 000
Portland. Mrs. A. E. Clark wife of a prominent attorney sues Rev. A A Morrison pastor of Trinity Episcopal Church for $25 000. The suit stems from her push to have women on the church governing board and her objection to being called obstreperous mischief-maker and nuisance.
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Portland
A. E. Clark
A. A. Morrison
Trinity Episcopal Church
Uncle Sam Produces Films for Toilers in West Camps
Washington reports that through contracts for thousands of feet of motion pictures the United States Government is running a large moving picture operation. The reclamation service camps in the West supply films to entertain workmen and their families living in isolation.
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United States
Militants Ordered to Pay Damages for Window Smashing
In London on June 16 a King’s Bench ruling awarded 7000 dollars to 93 West End merchants whose stores were damaged during suffrage raids. Defendants include Mr and Mrs Pethick Lawrence, Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst, and Mrs Flora Drummond.
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King's Bench
Westend
Pethick Lawrence
Emmeline Pankhurst
Flora Drummond
Multiple Local Obituaries From This Week
A private sanitarium death occurred Sunday night with burial today in Keysville VA. Survived by husband Sam T Watkins and four sons Kirby J Elmer O Sam T Jr and Award H Watkins and one daughter Mrs W E Madden of Selma AL. M D Campbell died at 64 at 9 Jennings Street. Survived by two sons T M and J F Campbell and four daughters Mrs H K Gordon Mrs G H Perry Mrs John Dixon and Miss Jessie Campbell. Funeral from P J Bloomfield chapel at 3 PM Monday. Interment Greenwood. Mrs Sarah A Martin 44 died at her Buckhead home Sunday. Survived by husband H T Martin. Funeral Tuesday at Barclay Brandon parlors. Interment Atlanta Heights. John H Carr 8 months old son of Mr Mrs W A Carr 315 West Third Street died Sunday evening. Funeral at Poole’s 30 Monday morning. Interment at Day Springs. Mrs Annie McWilliams 50 died at 51 Robbins Street Sunday afternoon. Survived by husband W M McWilliams and two children Mrs Lela Sanders and W O McWilliams. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Norcross Street
Southern Railway
Keysville
Robert Hobbs
Adamsville
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Watkins
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Kirby, J
Elmer O
Sam T., Jr
Award H. Watkins
W. E. Madden
Selma
Ala
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Jennings Street
T. M
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G. H. Perry
John Dixon
Jessie Campbell
P. J. Bloomfield
Greenwood
Sarah A. Martin
Buckhead
H. T. Martin
Barclay & Brandon
Atlanta Heights
John H. Carr
W. A. Carr
West Third Street
Poiece
Daaaay Springs
Annie McWilliams
Robbins Street
W. M. McWilliams
Lela Sanders
W. O. McWilliams
Murphey
G._M. Murphey
Laura Belle Murphy
George Frederick Murphey
Will Murphey
Canton
A. C. Murphey
Sulphur Springs
Tex
W. L. Jones
Montgomery
G. Hanesworth
Eec
Anee Texas
Hugh Wallace
W.W. W. Brinsfield
Hollywood
Aew Bond Company
Echols
G. B. Brooks
Russell Shirley
Oscar Bradley
Ben Meyers
J. T. Armistead
English Marquis Northamptons Death in Italy
London reports the fifth Marquis of Northampton, William G. S. S. Compton, died today in Italy while visiting for health. He served in Parliament from 1889 to 1897. Also announced was the Malcom Cooke Company brokerage failure on the Stock Exchange, the fourth in a week. China seeks suffrage with a 1916 U S election forecast and joining the congress to reach five continents and 25 nations.
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United States
Supreme Court railroad rate rulings spark varied state results
Washington June 16 four states won and one lost in Supreme Court railroad rate decisions. Missouri secured a partial win as six of nine rulings favored the state and three railroads faced confiscatory rates. West Virginia and Oregon rate laws were upheld while Kansas laws were struck down as unconstitutional.
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Supreme Court voids civil rights act of 1875 on sea jurisdiction
The Supreme Court declared invalid the civil rights act of 1875, which had given the United States jurisdiction in the District of Columbia, in Territories and over vessels on the sea. The decision centers on the scope of federal power over maritime matters and territorial authority. The ruling emphasizes limits on federal reach beyond traditional boundaries.
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United States
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Supreme Court of the United States
Individual Right To Stop Stream Pollution Upheld
The Supreme Court today upheld a private individual's right to sue to prevent pollution of streams in the Arizona Copper Company versus W A Gillespie case. The ruling reinforces citizen enforcement authority in environmental protection.
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Supreme Court
Arizona Copper Company
W. A. Gillespie
New Trial Granted for Man Sentenced to Life
The Supreme Court granted a new trial Monday for Warren Clements who has a life sentence for the killing of E. J. Griffin in Lowndes County. The court found error in the trial judge’s charge during the proceedings. Clements and companions were in a car when Griffin was shot after a quarrel, with evidence showing both men firing toward each other. Griffin died from a wound later.
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E. J. Griffin
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Griffin
Wilson Girls to Keep House for President
Miss Margaret Wilson eldest daughter of President Wilson and her sisters will take turns keeping house at the White House this summer marooned by tariff and currency bills. Margaret has left for a visit in the Middle West first staying with Mrs Joseph E Tavies in Madison Wisconsin before joining her mother at the summer home in Cornish New Hampshire and sending the second sister to take care of papa.
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Margaret Wilson
White House
Margaret
Middle West
Joseph E. Tavies
Madison
Wis
Cornish
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Papa
Robs Partner Gives Up to Pay Penalty
Conscious stricken after stealing $100 from his partner Dan Bennett in the fruit business at Waycross Georgia A L Christian 35 gave himself up in Richmond police court. The case was continued until June 21 pending Georgia authorities information. Christian wishes to return to Waycross to serve his time and make it his home. He left Waycross a month ago.
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Dan Bennett
Waycross
A. L. Christian
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Christian
Twelfth of Family Gives Life to Lepers
Rev Gottfried Hahn recently ordained as minister of the German Evangelical Church departed for Purulia India where a leper colony is located Eleven other family members including his aged mother ministered to the lepers there for many years in constant danger of contracting the disease.
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Gottfried Hahn
German Evangelical Church
Purulia
India
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