Arbuckle Testifies In Own Defense At Trial
Roscoe Arbuckle told his side of the San Francisco case at nearly three months into the trial over Virginia Rappe’s death. He described inviting guests to a St Francis hotel party and helping Rappe when she fell ill, denying wrongdoing and insisting he did nothing improper.
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San Francisco
Roscoe Arbuckle
Janehter
Virginia Rappe
St. Francis Hotel
Conial
Upoe
Arty
Rod
Iearess
Appe
Arbuckle
Twinia Rapee
Blake
Alice
Zey Pyrron
Lowell Ayrte
Fortlouis
Miss Blake
Miss Py
Neischback
King
Stone
Sams
Miss Taube
Whefen
Revs Guyton Fisher and Silas Johnson Returned in South Georgia
In the South Georgia conference at the close of the session, Rev. Guyton Fisher and Rev. Silas Johnson were assigned to Americus First and Lee Street churches respectively. Several other clergy changes and memorials were approved, including new presiding elders for Macon and Savannah districts, and various circuit assignments across Americus Columbus Cordele and Macon districts. Waycross chosen as next meeting place.
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Jason Shiroh
Plains
W. C. Lovett
J. A. Thomas
St. Luke’s Church
Columbus
T. D. Ellis
Mulberry Church
Macon
Paul Ellis
Bascom Anthony
Savannah
General Conference
D. A. Lastinger
M. L. Hargraves
Congregational Church
Board of Education
J. A. Harmon
Education Fund
J. P. Chateld
C. T. Clark
Leslie
Senk
Waycross
Americus
W. CG. Lovett
Guyton Fisher
Lee Street
Silas Johnson
E. R., Cowart
Arlington
Paul Muse
Blakely
H. C. Jones
J. R. Wright
Bronwood
Graves
J. J. Sanders
Cuthbert
J. S. Grahl
Dawson
Reese Griffin
Edison
Marvin Vincent
Viiaville
P. W. Ellis
Presiding Elder
Bibb
E. B. Sutton
Byrom
M. M. Marshall
Cochran
E. E. Rose
T. F. Waller
Empire
W. H. Strozier
Fort Valley
Loy Warwick
Gordon
W. C. Glenn
Irwinton
M. W. Flanders
Jeffersonville
Roberta
M. L
Japan
W. J. Callahan
R. S. Stewart
J. B. Cobb
Cuba
H. B. Bardwell
R. Y. Whitehead
T. O. Lambert
G. W. Mathews
Christian Education Movement
Wesleyan
Christian Advocate
L. J. Ballard
McRae
John M. Cutler
Alamo
R. W. Cannon
Altamaha
C. S. Martin
Baxley
C. G. Ernest
J. W. Hancock
O. S. Smith, Jr
Cedar Grove
W. E. Kinchen
Chauncy
I. K .Chambers
Cluxton
A. Hearn
Cobbtown
W. J. Simmons
Daisy
EK. N.martin
Eastman
J. P. Wardlaw
Glennville
L. B. McMichael
Hagan
EE. Channells
Hazlehurst
H. L. Pearson
Helena
I. L. Llewellyn
Jacksonville
L. T. Rogers
Lumber City
E. Gardner
Lyons
T E. Paarr
M. R. Heflin
Mt. Vernon
L. E. Brady
Pembroke
Moses Register
Reidsville
R. F. Dennis
Rhine
W. W. Hu
C. A. Morrison
Uvalda
Z. T. Jonnson
Vidalia
W. M. Blitch
West Green
W. C. Bryan
South Georgia College
J. D. Smith
Q. C
South Georgia
G. Nainey
Bloomingdale
F. M. Gaines
Brooklet
New Hope
T. C. Gardner
Eureka
N. H. Olmstead
Girard
J. P. Daughtry
Green’s Cut
J. O. Burnett
Guyton and Pinedra
M. F. Beals
Hilstonia
K. G. Shearouse
Millen
W. K. Dennis
Newington
J. V. Budd
Oliver
J. H. Wilson
Rincon
G. P. Padrick
Rocky Ford
O. J. Pinson
Sardis
BE. L. Padrick
Agnes Gatewood Returns to Atlanta After Georgia-Dartmouth Game
Agnes Gatewood arrived in Atlanta after the Georgia Dartmouth match ending in a social gathering with a friend party from Dublin.
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Agnes Gatewood
Atlanta
Dublin
Slayer Cleared by Grand Jury in Leslie Jail Incident
Webster Allen, jailed on murder charges, was cleared by the Sumter county grand jury after aiding Sheriff Harvey during an attack by other negroes in the county jail on November 5. The panel returned no bill, despite mitigating circumstances known to jurors, keeping Allen free without trial.
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Webster Allen
Harvey
Sumter County
Grand Jury
Webster
Allen
Singletary
Somerford
Anderson
Leslie
Robert Clark
Wade Frazier
Albert Williams
Gilbert James
Edgar Stewart
George Hall
Whittle Lowdell
George Miller
Judge Taylor
Alva
Wilson
Cleve Watson
Granddaughter of H. D. Watts Wins Church Prize
Miss Virginia Watts of Waycross won first prize in the Diocese of Georgia Junior Department essay contest. The essay on missionary work will be published in church and secular papers nationwide. Her father Harrison D. Watts is with P. A. Hay Co. and a former American man. Her grandfather H. D. Watts Sr. is Sumter county treasurer.
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Waycross
Diocese of Georgia
Virginia Watts
Harrison D. Watts
Episcopal Church
Watts
Abetter Farm Credits and Lower Freight Urged
Cincinnati Nov 29 Representative Miderson chairman of the joint congressional commission on agricultural inquiry urged better farm credit and lower freight rates as the top needs of the agricultural industry in a speech before the annual meeting of the National Milk Producers Federation in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Miderson
Joint
Congressional Commission On Agricultural Inquiry
National Milk Producers Federation
The Adventures of the Twins Book Ad Contest
Olive Roberts Barton invites children to write a 200 word fairyland adventure using Nancy and Nick in their magic shoes. Submit to the Fairy Queen care of the Times-Recorder before December 18 with name age and address. Five George H. Doran Co. volumes prize the winner.
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Nancy
Nick
Timeset
George H. Doran Co
New York
Olive Roberts Barton
Fairy Queen
Times-Recorder
Home Robbers Take $100000 From Proctor Household
Four armed men raided the Cincinnati home of William Cooper Proctor president of the Proctor Gamble Co. They forced three women in the house to the cellar and fled with jewelry valued over $100000, according to police.
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Cincinnati
William Cooper Proctor
The
Proctor-Gamble Co
School Warrant Fund Shortfall Reaches 43000
Atlanta November 29 Additional shortage in the state school warrant account tied to embezzler R N Berrien Jr brings the total to about 43000. Berrien has been missing since November 20 and authorities have not located him. Superintendent Brittain and Attorney General Napier discussed receiver ship plans for Berrien brokerage assets, pending governor approval.
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Atlanta
R. N. Berrien, Jr
Berrien
M. L. Brittain
Fulton County
Pinkerton
Brittain
George M. Napier
Hardwick
Louisiana Quarantine Against Pink Boll Worm Enforced
Louisiana imposes a cotton quarantine from Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico due to pink boll worm detections in Ellis Grey counties Texas and New Mexico. Movement allowed by through bill of lading or export bill of lading into Louisiana or New Orleans but not on local bills. The action cited by W E Anderson entomologist.
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Baton Rouge
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Louisiana
Department of Agriculture
New Orleans
Ellis
Grey Counties
W. E. Anderson
Black man fatally hurt while breaking into store
Moultrie November 29. A Black man known as Sneads was struck and fatally hurt by J L Brownlee a Crosland merchant while attempting a burglary at Brownlee's store. Two other Black suspects confessed to involvement and are jailed, with a third being sought. Clarence Bryant and Isaiah Williams are in custody.
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Moultrie
Sneads
J. L. Brownlee
Crosland
Brownlee
Clarence Bryant
Isaiah Williams
Mexico Expels William F Buckley From Mexico
William F Buckley president of the American Association of Mexico was expelled from Mexico and crossed into the United States at Laredo this morning, according to relatives in Austin Texas.
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American Association of Mexico Cosses
Laredo
Austin
Texas
William F. Buckley
American Association of Mexico
Millionaires Reach South Georgia for Winter
Thomasville welcomes a wealthy crowd for the season with visitors landing in private cars. H. P. Davidson of J. P. Morgan & Co. arrives for winter. Senator Edge of New Jersey leads a party. L. S. Thompson camps near the Florida lakes. Harry Payne Whitney and party stay at Greenwood. J. H. Wade of Cleveland and Charles M. Chaplin of New York also arrive to spend the winter at their homes.
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New York
Greenwood
J. H. Wade
Cleveland
Charles M. Chaplin
Hoke Smith Opposes Side Lines for Packers
Washington November 29 Former Senator Hoke Smith representing the Southern Wholesale Grocers Association told a special government commission that growers and retailers nationwide oppose any change to the consent decree barring meat packers from distributing side line products He warned that removing restrictions would let packers become a menace by distributing all sorts of food products.
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Washington
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Special Government Commission
Brother-in-law’s Slayer Sentenced to One to Two Years
Augusta dispatch reports Ben Cook found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the killing of his brother-in-law Ben Larsen. The jury set a sentence of one to two years. The case against W H Cook Sr. was nolle pressed.
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Augusta
Ben Cook
Ben Larsen
W. H. Cook
Nolle
Fire destroys half Fitzgerald business district
Fitzgerald fire swept half a city block of the main business section early today, with losses estimated at 300000 dollars. Fire companies from Douglas, Ocilla, Tifton and Cordele answered calls for help as onlookers feared the entire block would burn.
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Fitgerald
Fitzgerald
Douglas
Ocilla
Tifton
Cordele
Emory Rogers Killed in Plane Crash
News of the death in a California airplane accident last Sunday reports ex Lieutenant Emory Rogers former Souther Field officer. He led Americus flying school and was a popular pilot and guest. His sister married Major Wash, formerly post commandant. Rogers resided in California and had been engaged in exhibition flying.
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Americas Friends
California
Emory Rogers
Souther Field
Rogers
Musical Comedy at Leslie School Promises Strong Show
Leslie, Nov 29. The Sweet Family a musical comedy will be staged at the Union high school auditorium Thursday night Dec 1 by the parent‑teacher association. This entertainment supports the school equipment fund following The womanless Wedding which drew a large audience. The BYP U social at Horace Deriso home was praised for its fine program and salad course afterwards.
Americus Resident 25 Years Ago Visitor Here
H L Coman, once a Americus resident, arrived by automobile from Saranac Michigan and will stay several days with J P Chapman and family. Fred Betz of Cleveland accompanies him and will go with Coman to Florida for the winter. Coman is Frank Coman’s father, recently in Americus but now in Birmingham. Betz is a cousin.
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H. L. Coman
Americus
Saranac
Mich
J. P. Chapman and
Fred Betz
Cleveland
Mr. Coman
Florida
Frank Coman
Birmingham
Mr. Betz
Judge Dejohn issues commissions to Monahan and Arthur
The Sumter Superior Court under Judge Dejohn grants commissions to J. F. Monahan and Fred B. Arthur, both residents of Americus, in a formal judicial proceeding. The action marks official confirmations of their professional appointments.
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Dejohn
Sumter Superior Court
J. F. Monahan
Fred B. Arthur
Americus
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Buena Vista
J. L. Jones
Butler
A. Pafford
East Highland
D.G. Mann
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Hamp Stevens
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Robert Kerr
St. Luke
St. Mark
O. L. Evans
Cusseta
B. W. Ware
Hamilton
H. C. Griffin
Howard
W. E. Hightower Lumpkin
C. L. Kelley
Marion Cienit
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May
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Midland
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Omaha
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Richland
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Talbotion
L. A. Harrell
Talbot
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J. Ansley
Woodland
J. E. Barnhill
A. W. Rees
Abbeville
W. G. Pilcher
Arabi
Moody Booth
Ashburn
J. B. Chatfield
J. E. Carmichael
Byromville
Geo. E. Cleary
C. B. Chester
W. J. Churchwell
W. Langston
Hawkinsville
M. Ledbetter
Lilly Circuit
Geo. J. Erwin
Marshallville
W. P. Blégins
Montezuma
J. B. Johnston
Mystic Circuit
J. C. Saville
W. E. Arnold
Oglethorpe
Ideal and
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Anem K. Read
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L. A. Brown
Brewton
I. R. Kelly
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A. W. Quillian, Jr
Davisboro
A. P. Segars
Dexter
H. E. Wells
First
J. M. Glenn
Centenary
J. EB. Sampley
Jesse F. Ford
Dudley
W. S. Johnson
Garfield
J. D. McCord
Swainsboro
E. A. Sanders
G. R. Stevens
Wadley
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Mr. Moriah
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Wrightsville
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J. C. Griner
F. A. Ratcliff
H. D. Watt
Abetter
Pocter
Mexico
WM. F. Buckley
S. Georgia
Souther Field Flying School
NEW York Futures
Dev. Jan
Mech
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