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Newspaper

Atlanta Georgian

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1913

Page

11

Funds Flood In For Slain Deputy Yancey Family

Deputy Dave Yancey was buried Wednesday as Atlanta citizens raised over 800 dollars for his widow and six orphans. A 900 dollar mortgage remains on their Jonesboro road farm and the family plans to stay there to work the land and earn a living selling eggs and vegetables. The Yancey tragedy has drawn nationwide sympathy with a telegram from Cincinnati subscribers confirming a 15 dollar pledge from Atlanta delegates to the National Association of Credit Men.

Dave Yancey Atlanta Jonesboro Road Low National Association of Credit Men Cincinnati Yancey BE. L. Adams J. L. Baldwin E. 8. Papy S. Freitag H. T. Moore C. V. Logan

Local names and sponsors listed in city directory fragment

A fragmentary OCR page shows numerous names, organizations, and businesses such as Hirschburg Com Guarantee Cloth City, J. T. Golden, Mrs A T Hall, G M Gorman, J K MacDonald, Arnaud & Donehoo, Stiles Hopkins, R B Blackburn, and W J Henry. The text reads like a directory or advertisements with many partial lines and scattered figures, offering subscriptions and listing individuals and firms.

Fred Stephensor Frank En Yne Guy Lindsey A. W. Piper Peae Walker Danson Walker Knight D. Zahon Hirschburg Com Guarantee Cloth City J. T. Golden H. W. Brown A. T. Hall F. L Bright L. J. Whitley Asesae T. J. Wagy Ceeseeseas G. M. Gorman G. A. Corm Ceeeeere R. E. Hendrix Siiverman John Y. Smith Leo Strause Hilderbrand A. F._Jones G. A Dan Goodlin T. A Burdett C. Waters A. J. Creel D. Steinheimer G. UW Spratling T. ©. Battie Gales Cas Vows J. K. MacDonald Riera EAPO AOD Sacreuens Ben Conyers At ARE Somipion, Occrasecasce Ees R. B. Blackburn Cash C. B. Rosser, Jr TGR Seca Ceeesre L Simmons John A. Boykin Corr F. Ulsenback Stillen EeOd O. Treor H. Rosenberg A. F. Pennington Paul Roberts J. C. Carlisle Cc. Gober M. Tangasy W. C. Hilderbrand Bioweio Wiley N. P. Barker E. C. Young R. L. Sills W. J. Henry Victor J. Georg Co T. Maddox H. T. Adams Moon Bests Oy Resorts M. C. Martin Sane

Sun Yat Sen Retires Clear Field for Yuan

Reports from Nanking say Sun Yat Sen has retired from active politics, clearing the way for re election of Yuan Shi Kai. A conference of leading republicans agreed to reorganize the revenue system to boost national income. Wan Ting-fang’s supporters push him as a presidential candidate.

Atlanta Pekin Sun Yat Sen China Nanking Yuan Shi Kai Republian Wan Ting-fang United States

Tells U. S. Women To Leave Mexico

The American Consul at Campeche urges American women in Mexico to return to the United States with haste. The British schooner M. J Taylor arrived from Campeche and Vera Cruz bringing this advisory. The Tampico is under quarantine with 35 refugees, mostly women and children, driven out by revolutionists.

Mobile Ula Campeche Mexico United States M. J Taylor Vera Cruze Tampico Leland Line

Police Roundup Ties Atlanta Burglary Ring to Carnival Of Crime

Police and detectives round up 25 burglars and thieves tied to what Chief Sanford calls a carnival of crime in Atlanta. Bonds range from 100 to 6000 dollars. Herman Butler faces 1000 bond after a pistol duel at Troy Steam Laundry. Dave Williams and Henry Brown held on 6000 and 5000 bonds respectively for multiple thefts. A clerk, J. W. Burk, is jailed on a robbery charge. Jewelry looted from Mrs. Hazel’s West End home recovered in pawnshop. other burglaries include a Cascade Avenue store theft for $20 and groceries.

Chief Sanford Atlanta Herman Butler Pinkerton Troy Dave Williams Pratt Street Henry Brown Montgomery Ala Protem Preston Williams Brown J. W. Burk Felder and Davis George Willingham Conyers Willingham L. C. Hazel Holderness Street West End J. E. Fowler Cascade Avenue Gordon Street

Liner Sinks Fishing Smack With 20 Men

The Warren liner Sagamore sank the Gloucester fishing schooner Olympic about 40 miles off Sable Island early yesterday morning. Twenty men were aboard the Olympic but the wireless report did not specify how many were rescued. Captain Fenton of the Sagamore provided the information from a message received in Boston.

Boston Sagamore Olympic Sable Island Fenton

Earthquake Shakes Martinique Again

Severe tremor hits Fort de France at 12 30 and lasts several minutes. People flee homes in terror but eight hours later only property damage reported with no casualties.

Fort DE France Martinique

Stovall Named for Senate Nominations by Wilson

President Wilson sent to the Senate several nominations including Pleasant A. Stovall of Georgia to be minister to Switzerland, Thomas Nelson Page of Virginia as ambassador to Italy, Andrew J. King of Montana as collector of customs for Montana, and Cato D. Glover of Alabama as register of the land office at Montgomery.

Washington Wilson Senate Thomas Nelson Page Virginia Italy Pleasant A. Stovall Georgia Switzerland Andrew J. King Montana District of Cato D. Glover Alabama Montgomery Ala

Sunday American Advertisement Teaser in Atlanta

Fragmentary ad copy shows a January style call to place ads in the Sunday American newspaper. It hints at promoting goods in the next issue with a generic sales pitch and a call to readers to try the service.

Syagoey Atlanta Sunday American

Revivalists Play Marble Game and Ball Fight at Park Picnic

In Atlanta a Second Baptist and First Christians Sunday picnic drew huge crowds and lively games. Judges Pendleton and Evans refereed a marbles match between Pendleton and Dr Connally while Dr John E White almost led the Baptists to victory in a spirited ball contest that ended Christians 9 Baptists 7.

Grant Park Brother White Second Baptists First Christians Atlanta John S. Spaulding Baptist Brigade Second Baptist John T. Pendleton Superior Court of Fulton County E. L. Connally B. D. Evans State Supreme Court Pendleton Dr. Connally John E. White Second Baptist Church Panama Baptists Christians

Beautiful Bedding Plants 3c Each at Atlanta Floral Co

Atlanta Floral Co located at 555 E Fair Street sells bedding plants priced at 3 cents each. Market area features a variety of annuals and perennials suitable for urban gardens. Customer service counters assist in selecting florets and potting options.

Atlanta Floral Co E. Fair Street

Juror Receives Day Off In $210,000 County Suit

In Cleveland Judge Stevens presided over a trial with eleven jurors for a $210,000 suit against the County Commissioners. The twelfth juror, C. N. Moss, was excused to attend a reunion and would return tomorrow. Yesterday five jurors slept during proceedings.

Cleveland Ohio Stevens C. N. Moss

Naps Visit Wilson Take Mascot Along at White House

The Cleveland Indians, led by chaperone Representative Bulkeley, visited President Wilson at the White House. The president said he hoped to attend tomorrow's game, and the entire team including the dog mascot Larry was introduced to the President.

Washington Bulkeley Ohio Cleveland American League White House Wilson Cleveland Larry

Woodward calls for reform before bond issue debate

Mayor James G. Woodward declared he opposes any bond issue or tax increase until radical reforms occur in City Council. He urged a businesslike council, with voters to choose new Aldermen and Councilmen in the fall. The clash centers on charter reforms and funding, with a special council committee evaluating bonds or tax hikes.

James G. Woodward Charles Waste James E. Warren J. B. Everett F. J. Spratling A. H

Fire destroys home of Chas G Harris on Wheeler Ave

A kitchen fire from a defective flue totally destroyed Charles G Harris home at 187 Wheeler Avenue in Bellwood Wednesday afternoon before 2 o'clock. The blaze spread to Walter H Baker at 139 Wheeler Avenue causing several hundred dollars in damage. Harris family on the front porch spotted the flames. Both one story frame cottages. An eminent superintendent of police has new plans to encourage love making. Interesting and instructive to spooners. See THE SUNDAY AMERICAN.

Charles G. Harris Wheeler Avenue Bellwood Walter H. Baker Harris Spooners Sunday American

Funeral for Deputy David S. Yancey Draws 600+ in Georgia

Court Deputy David S. Yancey laid to rest at Forest Park Cemetery after a large Lakewood Heights Baptist Church service. Rev J P McConnell delivered a moving sermon recalling his early life and duty with calls to meet death bravely.

David S. Yancey State of Georgia Lakewood Heights Baptist Church Forest Park Cemetery Yancey J. P. McConnell Grayson McConnell

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