Experts to Meet at Brunswick Stockmen Gather
Glynn county stockmen dairymen and farmers will host five national experts in livestock marketing and diversified crops on February 20 at 2 p.m. at the Brunswick Board of Trade rooms under Glynn county commissioners.
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Brunswick
Glynn County
Agricultural and Home Economics Department of Georgia
United States Department of Agriculture
Brunswek
Board of Trade
Glynn
Court stands on minute as mark of respect for dead president
In Brunswick February 5 the superior court paused to honor the late ex president. Judge J P Highsmith called on all present to rise for a minute of silence before resuming court business.
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Mark OS
Brunswick
Superior Court
J. P. Highsmith
Dougherty County Tax Receiver Race Grows in Dougherty
Albany on February 5 reports J. H. Davis entering the race for tax receiver, subject to the Democratic white primary on March 19. This makes the vote a contest with four offices now contested by two or more candidates, and the entry list marks the largest in several years.
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Albany
Dougherty County
J. H. Davis
Moonshining case told by tenant farmer in Albany
Albany story reports Tavis James, a African American tenant farmer near Edison, arraigned in U S court on moonshining charges. He claims he produced twenty three bales of cotton on a two-horse farm last year by poisoning, picking up the squares and hard work, with Judge William H Barrett showing interest in his account.
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Albany
Tavis James
Warren Sutton
Edison
William H. Barrett
United States
Civic Improvement Club Formed in Leesburg
A large delegation of women met at the Courthouse and organized a Civic Improvement Club for Leesburg. E. L. Forrester served as temporary chairman and officers were elected: President Kathleen Tyler, vice president Robert L. King, secretary John A. Forrester, treasurer R. E. Howe, and corresponding secretary Bessie Calhoun.
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Leesburg
E. L. Forrester
Kathleen Tyler
Robert L. King
John A. Forrester
R. E. Howe
Bessie Calhoun
Hollis Jr Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
MACON February 5 A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in the United States District Court yesterday by Charles B Hollis Jr F D Lorance Ga listing liabilities of 7154 35 and assets 25 Hunter and Daly are attorneys for the petitioner Hollis occupation railroad mechanic
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Macon
Charles B. Hollis, Jr
F. D
Lorance
Hunter and
Daly
Hollis
Mullay heads Sihah Temple band patrol at meeting
In Macon on February 5 J Lane Mullay was elected head of the band patrol and degree teams of Sihah Temple A O N M S Berrien Moore elected captain Walter Stevens secretary of the patrol J Freeman Hart captain Custis Guttenberger led the band F A Whitaker chosen chief floor director and Charles Bowden and A F Holt Jr as assistants and degree team The elections approved by the potentate of the temple.
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Macon
J. Lane Mullay
Sihah Temple
Berrien Moore
Walter Stevens
J. Freeman Hart
Custis Guttenberger
F. A. Whitaker
Charles Bowden
A. F. Holt, Jr
Temple
Hart Waives Commitment in Coolidge Murder Case
THOMASVILLE GA Feb 5 Sonnie Hart jailed here on murder charge for the May 1922 Colidge killing of Marsh Williams Sheffield has waived a commitment trial after arrest by Sheriff Gordon Davis of this county in Louisiana last week. Johnnie Baker of Coolidge has been bound over by urge Neteworth as a principal in the second degree.
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Thomasville
Sonnie’’ Hart
Marsh Williams
Sheffield
Colidge
Gordon Davis
Louisana
Johnnie Baker
Coolidge
Urge Neteworth
Bankers to meet Cordele farmers on new farm program
On February 13 a squad from the State Agricultural College and the Georgia Bankers Association will visit Cordele to meet farmers and businessmen. The purpose is to urge adoption and understanding of the new farm program.
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Cordele
American Bank and Trust Company
Georgia Bankers’ Association
State Agricultural College
Bankers Association
Cathedral Crypt at Washington to Hold Distinguished Dead
Within hours of President Woodrow Wilson's death President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge visited the Wilson home and left their card. Washington mourned as church bells tolled and a photo captured Coolidge arriving with secret service men.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Proclamation for Woodrow Wilson Memorial in Americus
Americus Mayor J E Poole proclaims memorial exercises for Woodrow Wilson at the Rylander theater at 2 pm on Wednesday. He urges citizens to attend and asks civic club presidents, Daughters of the American Revolution and United Daughters of the Confederacy leaders, and veterans to be present, with school children invited.
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Woodrow Wilson
John D. Mathis Post
American Legion
Rylander Theater
J. E. Poole
Americus
Civic Clubs of Americas
Our City
Daughters of the American Revolution
United Daughters of the Confederacy
American Legion Auxiliary
J. E. Mathis
Naval Gil Lease Probe Deferred Two Days
The senate oil committee delayed further investigation into naval oil leases until Thursday due to a misunderstanding about the meeting hour. Samuel Ungerleider of a Cleveland brokerage did not respond when called, and no other witnesses were summoned today while James Sloan Jr. and Ungerleider reviewed Washington branch books with Chairman Lenroot to check for records involving federal officials in Mammoth Oil Company stock.
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Washington
Senate Oil Committee
Samuel Ungerleider
Cleveland
Ungerleider
James Sloan, Jr
White House
Harding
Lenroot
Mammoth Oil Company
Tax Reduction Plan Approved By House Committee
Washington February 5 lawmakers on the Republican house ways and means committee approved a twenty five percent cut in all personal taxes payable this year.
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Washington
Republican House
Ways ,and Means Committee
Talks on Tomatoes Draw Ten Women to Meeting
George O Marshall county farm demonstration agent spoke to the Women's Home Demonstration Council at Miss Bonnie Parkman's courthouse office. He urged tomato production as a money crop and said a packing shed could be built for co op sales if acreage suffices. Mrs Emmet reported on the Athens short course where a Georgia State Woman's Council was formed with her as president. Parkman also recounted her Athens trip.
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George O. Marshall
Women’s Home Demonstration Council
Bonnie Parkman
W. H. Emmet
Sumter County
Woman's Council
Athens
State of
Georgia
Candler Wins Verdict In Suit Against Mrs Boucher
In Atlanta on February 6 the jury ruled for Asa G. Candler Sr., dismissing the breach of promise suit brought by Mrs. Onezima de Boucher seeking about half a million dollars.
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Atlanta
Onezima de Boucher
Asa G. Candler, Sr
Atlanta Capitalist
Primary voting rights sparks county clash over poll tax rule
W T McMath disputes county attorney W W Dykes ruling on whether women who have not paid poll taxes can vote in the March 19 primary. He argues voter qualifications should be set by the County Democratic Executive Committee, chaired by James A Davenport, and stresses a primary expresses party choice, not fixed law. The Times-Recorder carries his prepared statement responding to Dykes.
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W.T. McMath
O‘day
W. W. Dykes
Democratic Executive Committee
James A. Davenport
McMath
Democratic County Executive Committee
Times-Recorder
Times-Reecorder
Col. W. W. Dykes
Col Dykes
I. B. Small
Guard of Honor to Accompany Wilson to Grave
The body of Woodrow Wilson will be moved to entombment with a guard of honor from all three branches. Eight sailors from Mayflower, eight soldiers, and eight marines will participate, representing the wartime fleet and army that served under Wilson as commander in chief. The chosen eight will carry the body to the crypt in the cathedral.
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Guard OF
Body OF Wilson
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Guard of Honor
Armanda
Belleau Wood
Japanese tribute to Wilson floods embassy in Tokio scene
Admiration and esteem for Woodrow Wilson pour into the American embassy in Tokyo from Japanese citizens and statesmen and foreign diplomats. Newspapers carry obituaries and tributes as the German embassy withholds mourning, calling Wilson a private citizen.
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Tokio
Woodrow Wilson
Japan
Wilson
Nichi Nichi
Building Boom Now On At Titon
Tifton, February 5. A building boom is underway as two new bungalows rise. Clarence Etheredge has a crew on a residence west of College Avenue on a north lot over by Al Rowe’s home. E. L. Webb also builds a bungalow on Central Avenue near Sixth Street and plans to sell it once finished.
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Tifton
Clarence Etheredge
New Street
College Avenue
al Rowe
E. L. Webb
Central Avenue
Sixth Street
Mr. Webb
Weather Update for Georgia Tonight and Wednesday
A forecast notes fair skies in Georgia tonight with cooler temperatures. The eastern portion will grow colder Wednesday with frost likely along the coast tonight into early morning hours.
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Georgia
Terrific Snow and Sleet Storm Hits Northwest
Milwaukee reports a severe storm blanketing the region on February 5. Telegraph, telephone, and transport lines suffered heavy outages with trains stalled and statewide communications at a standstill. The loss is estimated at 1,000,000 dollars in a blizzard deemed the worst in years.
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Milwaukee
Winter Storm Ravages Midwest and Northwest Rail Lines
A violent wind and snow storm swept the middle west and northwest yesterday and last night. Sailed trains faced sleet, frozen and broken wires, and high drifts. Despite the storm, temperatures were not extremely low. Wisconsin bore the storm’s peak impact.
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ST. Paul
Middle West
Wisconsin
Sleetisolates Chicago as wires fail worldwide
Chicago and surrounding regions lose nearly all wire communications as a severe sleet storm cripples press and telegraph lines. The Associated Press reports radio broadcasts help transfer news to papers unable to reach Chicago, the largest news relay globally.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Candler Loses Motion To Direct Verdict
In Atlanta on February 5 Judge Samuel H. Sibley overruled a motion for a directed verdict in favor of Asa G. Candler Sr. in the federal case brought by Mrs. Onezima de Bouchel.
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Candler
Atlanta, Ga
Asa G. Candler
Samuel H. Sibley
Onezima de Bouchel
Mourning Services Planned At Rylander Theater For Wilson
Citizens from all walks of life will honor former President Woodrow Wilson at a memorial in Rylander theater Wednesday afternoon. The John D. Mathis Post American Legion will lead, with Rev. Cutler, Rev. Massey, and Rev. Simpson speaking, the Community Orchestra performing, and the program concluding with the Star Spangled Banner and benediction. The event starts at 3 o clock.
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Americas
Dife
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
America
Rylander Theater
J. E. Poole
Mr. Wilson
John D. Mathis Post
American Legion
American Army
Robert C. Lane
John D
Chero-Cola Plant Changes Ownership in Americus
Q T Foster and F A Patrick of Columbus have bought the Americus Chero-Cola bottling plant from D B Meadows and Son. Foster will run the Americus plant and move his family there, while Patrick stays in Columbus as sales and advertising manager.
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Q. T. Foster
F. A. Patrick
Columbus
Americus
D. B. Meadows & Son
Foster
High School Athletes to Meet at Ashburn Tourney
The Third District high schools and Middle Georgia Athletic Association plan an annual basketball tournament at Ashburn on February 21 22 and 23 to avoid conflicts with the Southwest Georgia event in Adel and the Peach Belt tournament in Marshallville. Some schools wish to enter both events.
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Ashburn
Middle Georgia Athletic Association
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Titon
Nadeja
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Massey
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