Senatorial Executive Committee Appointed at Oglethorpe
At the Senatorial convention in Oglethorpe the district named its executive committee for two years. Members include J. L. Adderton of Sumter as Chairman, A. M. Caskey of Schley, C. R. Keene of Ma D in Texas, and Mrs. 8. W. Dickson, daughter of Mr. W. T. Davenport. The article notes Mrs. Dickson’s prominence and her Paris Texas home.
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Oglethorpe
J. L. Adderton
Sumter
A. M. Caskey
Schley
C. R. Keene
Texas
8. W. Dickson
W. T. Davenport
Paris
Two Men Arrested In Macon County Horse Theft Case
Telegram from Atlanta reports two young men took a horse and buggy in Atlanta, were arrested in Sumter City, and later released after owners chose to recover only their property. They claimed to be painters and left for work.
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Atlanta
Smith
Wheeler
Sumter City
Macon
Back to Perry Frank Watson Brought By Officers
A fugitive named Frank Watson fled a Perry dispute and hid in Americus for days. Police lured him into the city core, capturing him with Officers Wheeler Smith and Duncan. Sheriff Cooper from Houston County met the suspect, and he was sent by train back to Perry to resume the matter.
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Frank Watson
Perry
Americus
Watson
Wheeler, Smith and Duncan
Cooper
Houston County
Died in Webster Mrs G W Jennings Sister of Mrs Haynes
Mrs G W Jennings sister of Mrs W D Haynes of this city died at her home in Webster county on Sunday. She was about forty and leaves five children and a devoted husband. Funeral was Monday and the remains were laid to rest in the old family burying ground near the Webster home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Jennings
W. D. Haynes
Webster County
Webster
Public School Building Delays Push Jackson Street Term Start
Superintendent Bizien says work on the Jackson street school will take about two weeks after the 15th inst to finish, delaying the start of the school term until the 20th. Colored schools will open on the 15th as usual.
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Bizien
Jackson Street
Americus Iron Works Land 10000 Machine Contract
The Americus Iron Works, among the state’s best and most progressive, won a contract to manufacture 10,000 machines invented by Mr Butts. The device blends a cotton and corn planter with a guano distributor to aid planting and fertilizer distribution. Multiple firms sought the work, but Butts chose Americus Iron Works for quality.
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Americus Iron Works
Alway
Butts
Pustane
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