Prohibition Report Shocks Georgia Sheriff in Car
Georgia brief reports Sheriff E Garner of Gwinnett county and his son Dick were halted by prohibition agents near Norcross. They were allowed to continue with 108 gallons of whiskey from two cars to be taken to Lawrenceville courthouse for public destruction per the sheriff's long standing practice. Director Fred D Dismuke was notified and a thorough inquiry issued.
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E. Garner
Gwinnett County
Lawrenceville
Garner
Dick Garner
Norcross
Fred D. Dismuke
Fort McPherson Soldier Killed In East Point Crash
Fort McPherson soldier McGee, reported ELF, was killed when the fire truck he drove crashed into a telephone pole in East Point Saturday night. He was thrown through the windshield, rendered unconscious, and died three hours later at the fort hospital without giving details of the crash.
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Fort McPherson
Elf
McGee
East Point
Fort
Miss Martha Harris 93 Dies at Home in Marion County
Box Spring February 4. Miss Martha Harris age 93 died Saturday at the home of her nephew A D Culpepter eight miles south of here. Survived by many friends and relatives in Marion county she was the last of a large family as all her brothers and sisters have died. Interment was at Doolittle cemetery Monday.
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Box Sping
Martha Harris
A. D. Culpepter
Here
Marion County
Doolittle Cemetery
Calcium arsenic delivery to Georgia cotton farmers confirmed
OCILLA GA February 4 A solid cargo of calcium arsenic for cotton poisoning has been delivered to cooperative farmers in Irvin county. A second cargo is expected soon.
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Ocilla
Irvin County
West Central district Christian Endeavor closes in La Grange
The two day convention in La Grange wrapped up Sunday evening with Dr. C. B. Tomb of Columbus Georgia delivering the principal address on Friends of Christ in the World. Large gatherings of young people from Fort Valley Americus Columbus Brooks Concord Griffin and Atlanta attended the sessions.
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Christian Endeavor
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Friends of Christ
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Americus
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Concord
Griffins
Atlanta
Waycross Parks and Cemeteries Improvement Plan Adopted
The Park and Tree commission of Waycross approved a broad program to upgrade city parks and cemeteries. A carload of plants and shrubs is on order and will be planted upon arrival. A public custodian of parks has been hired to devote full time to the project.
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Plans to expand Retail Merchants association
In Atlanta on February 4 plans to expand the Retail Merchants association were approved. C. V. Hohenstein executive secretary said the program aims to make the Merchants association one of the nation's outstanding organizations and will be pursued in the coming weeks.
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Retail Merchants Association
C. V. Hohenstein
The
Merchants Association
Paschall Dies at Milledgeville After Illness
Paschal A. H., 65, died at a Milledgeville hospital after a short illness. A longtime Putnam County resident and Methodist church steward, he moved to Milledgeville five years ago to make his home.
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A. H. Paschal
Putman County
Methodist Church
Danke
Milledgeville
Waycross Building Permits Run High
Waycross reports building permits totaling 41 thousand dollars in the latest period with continued coverage promised on Page Two and notes on construction activity in the city.
Wilson funeral plans and official mourning decree
Tentative plans for Woodrow Wilson's funeral included a private service at 3 o'clock at his residence and a 3:30 service at Bethlehem Chapel. Congress paused partisan fighting to honor the late president, with state and federal officials observing 30 days of mourning. President Coolidge pledged support and issued the mourning proclamation as Congress recessed.
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Wilson
Admiral Grayson
Bethlehem Chapel
Mount St. Albans
Capitol
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
James H. Taylor
Central Presbyterian Church
Coolidge
White House
Women Voting in Democratic Primary Face Poll Tax
A Sumter county ruling by County Attorney W. W. Dykes states women wishing to vote in the March 19 Democratic primary must register as electors and pay all poll taxes due to Georgia, typically $2.00, before registration. The opinion, requested by Tax Collector I. B. Small, clarifies the tax payment as a prerequisite enforced by the tax collector unless higher authority intervenes.
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Sumter
W. W. Dykes
Georgia
I. B. Small
Convicts Saw Out Of Cell And Escape At Missouri Penitentiary
Three convicts sawed out of their cells in the Missouri penitentiary killed a guard by crushing his skull, seized his revolver, climbed the wall with a ladder, fought the guard on the wall, and escaped.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
Kidnapped Warden Dismissed by Arkansas Governor
The Arkansas penitentiary commission announces the dismissal of Warden Hamp Martin after three condemned inmates confined in the death house abducted him and made him drive them from the prison. Governor T C McRea says the escape was due to negligence inside the prison and promises a full probe.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Penitentiary Commission
Hamp Martin
Penitentiary
T. C. McRea
Emory Connell
Eules
Joe Sullivan
High School Athletes to Meet at Ashburn
The Third District high schools and other Middle Georgia Athletic Association members will hold their annual basketball tournament at Ashburn on February 21 22 and 23. Dates chosen to avoid conflicts with the Southwest Georgia tournament at Adel and the Peach Belt at Marshallville, allowing schools to enter both events.
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Ashburn
Middle Georgia Athletic Association
Adel
Marshallville
Pioneer Americus Woman Buried Here
Funeral services for Mrs. Eason Smith, died in Lakeland Florida, were held at Americus Undertaking chapel at 11 o clock conducted by Rev. John M Cutler. Interment was in Oak Grove cemetery. Surviving are grandchildren including Hope Smith of Americus. She was nearing 100 and formerly lived here. Her son once served as Americus postmaster and is buried in Oak Grove.
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Eason Smith
Lakeland
Fla
Americus Undertaking
John M. Cutler
First Methodist Church
Oak Grove
John Sheffield
Willis Hawkins
Robert Hawkins
H. S. Schneider
J. E. Gyles
Hill Kelly
Famous Wampus Roams in Brooks
In Brooks Thomasville on February 4 residents report a strange swamp creature attacking cows and scaring people. Locals say the famed Willapus Wanapus, a recurring South Georgia visitor, has appeared again but remains uncaught.
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Thomasville
Brooks County
South Georgia
Legion to Form New Branch Here Tonight
At the regular meeting of John D. Mathis Post No. 2 American Legion in the Superior courtroom at the courthouse tonight at 7 o clock the membership will hear the names of those entitled to join La Societe National des 40 Hommes et 8 Divaux a locale to be organized in Americas. Commander R C Lane prepared this effort and charter arrangements are perfected. Legion men are expected to adopt resolutions on former President Woodrow Wilsons death and to arrange a permanent meeting place.
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Legion
Woodrow Wilson
Weather forecast for Georgia tonight into Tuesday
A weather bulletin notes rain across Georgia tonight with likely continued rain into Tuesday morning. East areas expect warmer temps tonight, while Tuesday turns colder with fresh winds from the south shifting to the west and northwest.
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Georgia
Venizelos Cabinet Resigns as Health Forces Change
Athens reports Premier Venizelos and his cabinet resigned today due to ill health. M. Kafandaris, former interior minister, to form a new ministry. The move follows Venizelos burden from physical ailments.
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Venizelos
Athens
M. Kafandaris
Interior
Harrold Sends Condolences on Wilson Death
Mrs. Frank P. Harrold, president general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, telegraphed Mrs. Woodrow Wilson from Amerities Ga to convey condolences for Woodrow Wilson. The message lauds him as the foremost world citizen during a critical era and notes the loss to humanity and to the UDC as honorary member.
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Frank P. Harrold
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
A. B.C
Wilson
D. C
Christendom
Auto Thieves Busy Get Two Cars Here
Automobile thieves are reported active in Americas with two cars stolen Sunday night. One car owned by Wred Smith was taken from in front of the Smith residence and another from in front of the Cawood House on South Jackson Street. Police had found no trace by this afternoon.
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Americas
Wred Smith
Smith
Cawood
South Jackson Street
Georgia Home Demonstration Council Honors Mrs Emmet
Mrs W H Emmet of Sumter county was elected president of the Georgia State Home Demonstration Council at the Athens convention. The move creates a state department to coordinate county councils. plans include organizing a county council in every county with a demonstration agent and strengthening girls clubs and rural work statewide.
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W. H. Emmet
Sumter County
Georgia State Home Demonstration Council
Athens
Emmet
Sumter
Bonnie Parkman
State Demonstration Council
Emmett
W. H. Pritchard
Bibb
R. E. Fulcher
Burke County
Mvement
Home Council
Home Economics Essay Contest Announces Prizes
Athens announces three prizes of 400 750 and 50 dollars for the best essay on Home Economics Essential to Every Girls Education The contest is open to fourth year high school girls or graduates of 1928 who have not attended since then Contests run the week of March 24 29 and prizes are partial cash scholarships for study in Home Economics at any rate institutions
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Athens
Georgia Home Economics Association
Louis P. Dowdle
Weather Outlook for South Atlantic and East Gulf States
The forecast covers February 4 to 9, 1924. Expect considerable cloudiness and likely rains. Early week temperatures will run above normal, turning notably colder toward the end of the period.
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Washington
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
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