Warfare on Opposite Hillsides When Railroad Camps Clashed
Gainesville Ga April 29. A pitched battle between thirty or more workers from rival Gainesville and Northern railroad camps left several wounded and one dead likely missing. Ten arrests, sheriff Crow leads a search for fleeing participants as night falls. The fight used pistols shotguns and rifles across 200 yards. both camps, about 25 members each, included white and black workers.
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Gainesville
L. M. Crow
Crow
Forget Your Feet: Georgia Shoes Showcase Ty Cobb Lasts
A breezy sales note promotes King Bee and Easy Street shoes made in a Georgia factory. It touts comfort and style and introduces two new lasts named Ty Cobb and Red Rock. Dealers are urged to display the new models.
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King Bee
Easy Street
Georgia
Ty Cobb
Battle erupts at Clarke's Ridge near Gainesville
Reporting from Clarke's ridge six miles from Gainesville a labor dispute escalated into gunfire as workers clashed with camp guards. After hours of fighting sheriff's deputies halted the combat forcing fighters to flee. One death is rumored as hundreds gather to watch the scene.
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Sheriff's Posse
Clarke's Ridge
Gainesville
Rersons
Gordon Prep versus Scrubs in Sanford Field Showdown
A highly anticipated 3 30 pm game at Sanford Field features Gordon Institute prep team facing Coach Cunningham's reserves. The article highlights Gordon's strong season, star players Norman and Giling on the mound, Henderson on bat, and athletes from Athens and Dahlonega in the reserve lineup.
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Sanford Field
Gordon Institute
Cunningham
Scrubs
Gordon
Macon
Norman
Giling
Big Henderson
Howard McWhorter
Athens
Bob
Big John _ Morris
Dahlonega
Carrence ‘Rawson
Peter
Kid Riley
Coopers
Parris
Gillis
Dickson
Erwin
Georgia
University
Social and Personal News Roundup
Prof W A Worsham returns from Fitzgerald. Mr Rutherford Lipscomb of Atlanta in the city. Boone Suddeth and Ed Comer of Marysville visited yesterday. Col and Mrs DuPree Hunnicutt stay several days at Tallulah Falls. Mr and Mrs E S Sharpton and Misses Vella Mae Bree Maud Compton Louie Belle Brooks and Ralph Sharpton spent Sunday with Mrs L A Burnes. Mr and Mrs H M Appleby spent week end in Jefferson. W L Howard of Lexington visited Athens yesterday. Miss Martie Smith of Lexington spent yesterday in the city.
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Messrs
Boone Suddeth
Ed Comer
Marysville
Col
Mrs. DuPree Hunnicutt
Tallulah Falls
E. S. Sharpton
Vella Mae Bree Maud Compton
Louie
Belle Brooks
Ralph Sharpton
L. A. Burnes
Martie Smith
Lexington
City
Titanic Disaster At Majestic And Local Ads Chronicle
Short notes of interest list plant orders for delivery around April 25 and include mentions of tomato, pepper, and egg plants from various varieties. Other items advertise tobacco dust for mites, woolen clothes storage, auto rent, barber training, and job openings. A prominent note references the Titanic disaster at the Majestic tomorrow and several rental and sales notices appear from Athens and local merchants.
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Planta
Chalk’s
Michigan
Acme
Perfection
Livingston
Pondorsa
Trophy
Stone
Buckeye
Bull Nose
Ferry
Normal School
Imo
For Rent Central YWCA Area House in Statesboro
FOR RENT The large and centrally located house recently occupied by the Y. W. C. A. corner of Washington and Thomas Sts. For further particulars apply to RE. D. SLEDGE. W. W. Neesmith, Route No.2, Statesboro, Ga., warns others to know what Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has done for him. He says: "I have used Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for years, and can recommend it to all who need an infallible remedy for coughs and colds. I have used it in my family, and it never fails to cure." For sale by all dealers.
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Washington and
Thomas Sts
RE. D. Sledge
W. W. Neesmith
Statesboro
Foley
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