Judges Littlejohn in Sumter cited amid editorial clash
The Moultrie Observer defends Judge Z A Littlejohn of the Southwestern Circuit, faulting those who condemn him over the governor’s pamphlet dispute. It notes public linen washing harms law respect and praises Littlejohn as a foe of liquor and vice while criticizing mob pressure. Editorial commentary also discusses press freedom and a pending imperial conference on naval power and Anglo Japanese relations.
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Z. A. Littlejohn
Cir+cuit
Sumter Grand Jury
Moultrie Observer
Fovcl
Sumter
Littlejohn
Dorsey
Scarborough
Theigrand
Kaalon
Scarborough Hill
Frears
Seven offices entered four robbed in downtown burglaries
A skilled burglar opened locked doors with a skeleton key nightly between Monday and Tuesday, hitting seven downtown offices and stealing about $60 in cash with likely more missing. Targets included Col. J. E. D. Shipp, RL Maynard, Herbert Hawkins, Ellis Webb and Ellis, E. Vinquesney, Joseph Perkins, and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Americas
Bynes
Col. J. E. D. Shipn
Planters Bank
Maynard
Herbert Hawkins
Ellis
Webb and Ellis
Rylander Theater
E. Vinquesney
Joseph Perkins
Chamber of Commerce
Col. Shipp
L. G. Council
Ellis, Webb & Ellis
Col. R. L. Maynard
Col Maynard
Jack Holst
Liberty
Atlante
Col
May Anrd
Theoran
Bank
Rylander
EB. M. Viguésity
Jaspene
Marshal
Chain Gang for Bad Negro Band
Five African American defendants pleaded guilty or were found guilty in a criminal court on Tuesday. Henry Stanley received 12 and 8 months on two counts of receiving stolen goods, not concurrent. Fred Newsome Will Hayslip tied to burglary faced 1 to 2 years as jury fixed penalties. Others included car braking and concealed weapons cases with sentences ranging from eight months to 12 months or fines.
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Jufige Littlejohn
Henry Stanley
Fred Newsome
Will Hayslip
H. B. Smith
Cleve Whitfield
Silas Jenkins
Lown
Mel Singletary
John Carr
David Foster
Rufus Bailey
Athena Post
The
American Legion
the Legion
Columbus
Athens
D. K. Roberts
Atlanta
Georgia
Thriet
New South
Roberts
Nartr
Ciard
Pomsor
Wase Ly
Crane
Secision
Sivannal Lice Force
Judso
Jon
Savanne
Im de Re
Negro
Hinesville
Atesys
Key
Atlantary Club
McCurdy
DeKalb County
Decatur
Court House Square
Sheriff
Macon
Shaw
Macon Art Association
Joseph Robinson
Mercer University
M. G. Mitchell
Humper
Texas
Primitive Baptist Church of
Cordelo
Ernest Hall
Central of Georgia
Sovernment
Merion Man Arrested For Illegal Liquor Sale
Albany May 31. E. L. Perdue, a white man from Buena Vista, was arrested near Kinch Mioone creek bridge by Sheriff O P Tarver on a prohibition violation. A decoy led to the capture just as he was to sell liquor to the sheriff's agent. Ten gallons of stump liquor were seized.
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Albany
E. L. Perdte
Buena Vista
Kinch Mioone Creek
O. P. Tarver
Tarver
Perdue
Wools
Toomsboro
Vonae
Eastman
Pengacgla
B. Taylor
Pattieson
Sam Woods
Nashville
Ani Cota
Eity Council
Xe Isnta
Janus
Georgia
J. J. Hipencannier
Mediatel
Fay
U. GB
Hogan
Laurens
Martin
United Tates Court
Hes
Midland City Hotel Company
Dempsey
Maco Monga
Be Ae
Shes
Esenbate
al Chymia
Ae Vhis
C. W. Jones
al Mia
Shriners
Phis
B. A
Rome
Tate
Macon
Mongai Ai
Jacksonville
Georgia election marks 101 year old voter and local race notes
Savannah observes a 101 year old Mrs. Georgia Nathan casting a fifth vote in a $1.5 million school election. The article notes Georgia politics, a prison warden appointment for Atlanta, county treasurer abolition talk in Chatham, and various local incidents from Decatur to Macon including a city tax rate debate and a carload whisky seizure.
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Georgia Nathan
Savannah
Peis Thomas E. “Watson
Georgis
Abe
Corvieta
J. E
Dyche
Oklahoma City
Warren
Atlanta
Butlers
Eto Baldin
Sureu
R. A.hinton
I. F. Peebles
M. R. Camron
J. W. Butler
West
J. T. Hart
F. R. Purvis
James L. Dent
Chatham Grand Jury
Chatham County
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Central of Georgia Railwa
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Southern
Pedal Leap and Chem Company
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Dougherty County
Baker County
J. C. Fields
E. H. Hallyburton
Griffin
Bruce Montgomery
Montgomery
Birmingham and Atlantic
Fitzgerald
C. Helen Plane
Wesleyan College
Wesley: Inn Chapel
Robert Hamilton
C. W. Greer
Shorter College
Misa Odelle Singleton
Viola Towler
Monroe
Lockett
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Wait-Holmes
Mohit
Great Council of Georgia
Aining Center
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Citizens’ Military Camp
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Land of the Rural Department
Bainbridge
F. P. Littlejohn
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H. O. Read
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J. C. Dukes
George 8. Lowman
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Atlanta Advertising Club
Thomasville
Julian Harris
Columbus Ad Club
General Education Board of
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J Warner
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North American Fruit Exchange
Putnam Cotton Mills
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