Indictments Placed Before Sumter Grand Jury
A Sumter grand jury handed down a batch of indictments and no-bills on Thursday evening with several cases pled and sentences set. Clarence Carswell faced charges tied to an Avon Street incident while other defendants received varied outcomes including forgery conviction for James Bliss and burglary pleas from Henry Brooks.
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Sumter Grand Jury
Adcom
Shebltt “Harveys
Clarence Carswell
Fen Get
Os’ McMath
Broil
Akenult
Cars ‘Well
Naximueh Ax
James Mbliss
Lorinda Ford
Anna Mae Ross
W. R. Noble
Mort Fuller
Englishville notices of family visits and a car accident
In Englishville, Mr. and Mrs. C M English and Addie Ree English host and visit relatives including J B Teele, W A Hogan, L Holloway and others. A Monday afternoon outing ends with a minor car mishap injuring Addie Ree English but no serious harm.
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C. M. English
Ee Datahter
Addie
RJ. Justice
B. Duke
W. A.’ Hogan
T. J. Jones and Sons
Marion
Ira
County, Line
Ebenezer
Willie Ruth "English
Genie Hogan
Americus
L. B. Holloway
Steel C
C. Mildred
R. J. Justice
Cattie Sanders
A. N. English
G. M. English
R. J Justice
Urn
Nancy
Vera Neyanien
C. B. Teele
J. BR. English and Son
Gilbert
J. A. McGill
A. N. Eagles
J. B. Teele
John Sorrals
L. C. Holloway
W. M. Holloway, Jr
Sunda
English
Jodie English
Lillie Belle
C. M
W.C. English
Mildred
Rush to Buy in Markets of East Slump Ended Says Bailey
Bailey reports a brisk New York buying scene with dealers swamped and prices staying high despite a clothing workers strike settlement. He notes strong northern and southern demand, impending stock shortages, and plans to stock up with 2000 dollars worth of summer and fall clothing.
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Bailey
W. D. Bailey
New York
Chicago
Gud
Makera
Frank Harrold Recalls Japan Crown Prince Visit to Oxford
Georgia Rhodes scholar Frank Harrold Jr writes from Oxford about meeting the Crown Prince of Japan and his suite on campus, tours of colleges and gardens, and a future return invite. He details river life, tennis, and excursions to Pompeii, Naples, Vesuvius, and Venice while criticizing southern Italian immigrants and praising Oxford’s springtime.
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Frank Harrold
Oxford
Frank Harrold, Jr
Georgia
Rhodes
England
Pompeii
Athens
Hia Letostaeds
Ang
Pathe
Rome
Paris
Coleges
Ardens
Atlantary
Stubbs
Alexa
Jones
Bodleian Library
Japan
Iater
Rea
Naples
Petraen
Venice
Mary
Italy
Florence
Milan
Jonrnalitarien
Joe Poot
Vesuvius
Station 2
T Guides
Tony
Arizona
Bari
Nantes
Yellowstone Park
A Roman Holiday of Canals and Fleas in Italy
A fragmented travel narrative recalls a visit to Italy with vivid notes on the Grotto, crowds on third class trains, flea nuisance, and scenes in Rome Florence and Venice. The writer contrasts trains in France Spain and Italy, describes Venice canals and St Mark's Square, and recalls a serenade on a gondola with stars and moon above.
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France
Spain
Italy
Jones
Harallteg
Kaot Bie
Rome
Floren Hagels
Venice
Hans
Stee
Bert
Poulet
St. Mark’s
Eara
Thar
G Canal
Anes Aymore
Iors
Ll Marjory
St. Mark’s x Jeel
Florence
Rialto
Bishere
Norris Shows How Bill Will Save Farmers
Senator George W. Norris explains a bill creating a United States farm products corporation with a $100 million government capital. The plan mirrors War Finance Corp operations to buy and export farm goods, set new freight rates, and aid farm organizations in selling abroad, aiming to profit farmers and funnel any surplus back to the treasury.
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Norris
Bill
Eee
Geo. W. Norris
America
Europe
Congrena
War Finance Corporation
United States
Board of Directors
Oenger
Senate
appl @ corporation
Shipping Board
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Bel
Ee Annes
Kovraed
Saztenite Ral
War Finance Board
Togevier
Treasury
Graduation Ceremony Honors Large G N T C Class
Elaborate exercises marked the graduation of a large class at the G N T C with hundreds of visitors from across the state. The event featured numerous graduates led by Miss Evther Lillie Benson and Miss Evelyn Long, among others, as state workers and notable attendees observed the ceremony.
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Exereleer
Deingis Hk
Sutton
Argie Cuntham
Americcus
Buena Vinta
Mary Wil S Iavey
Americus
Elote Ine Weecey
Misa Evelyn Long
Renna Kate McCoy
Smithville
Mary Elizabeth McMath
Americas
Mattie
Jewell Scott
Dayenn
Mary Alice Stevens
Preston
Mine Haxel Rebecca Walters
Winnie Lou Webb
Cora Westbrook
Gence Nelson Jain
Cordele
Doria Wilson
Nate Suma
Hazel Wilson Young
Cobb Lad to Represent UGA at Army ROTC Camp
Herbert Bailey of Cobb will represent the University of Georgia at the U S Army ROTC Camp June 14 to July 27. He will be assigned to the cavalry division at Ft Allan VI and UGA is among 15 distinguished military institutions maintaining training corps for cavalry infantry and motor transport. The university supplied over 1,000 officers in World War I and plans a war memorial fund of one million dollars for buildings and a dormitory.
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Herbert Bailey
Cobb
University of Georgia
U. S. Army Reserve Officers’ Training
Cavalry
Ft. Allan
United States
War Department
University
Southeastern Army Department
McClell
Jenne
Fight Over Statue To Booth Sparks Southern Protest
An Alabama voters group led by Mrs Brooks calls for removal of the Booth statue amid protests from many regions. They urge action to maintain harmony between the North and South and note funds were raised for the statue but support its removal to heal the nation.
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Uyo
Umm
Lincoln
Mra. Ca
Brooks
Dent
Woman's
Pubiicen
Alabama
Ehuc
Booth
Leaving Venice in Love on a June Transatlantic Voyage
A fragmentary note expresses fondness for Venice, then plans an imminent departure aboard the Avnitania on June 4 with nine other travelers. The writer signs as Velock and mentions Rhod mer, planning to stop by a place called A or un. The message ends with affectionate farewell.
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Venice
Avnitania
Letters From The People Critiques Cotton Marketing Scheme
Atlanta June 1 1821 editor writes as National Farmers Union president condemning a Georgia Cotton Growers Cooperative plan. he argues the plan is a propaganda tool by enemies of cooperative marketing and would empower a small committee to control association affairs. he warns farmers to see through the alleged conspiracy and urges vigilance against manipulation.
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Times-Recordary
Washington
National Farmers Union
Perm
California
Georgia
Wall
Gia
Alevgdy
Seermany
Ibang
Barreti
Atlanta
Potato Curing House Planned in Local Community
Carter announces a sweet potato curing house to support the fall crop. The facility will be built on the site of the barn and accessible to farmers. Construction is set for summer with storage capacity and handling space ready for use.
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Carter
Ant J Heved
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