Hartwell reminiscences by T. Larry Gantt
The column recounts visits to Hartwell Georgia by T. Larry Gantt, with memories of John B. Benson a Hartwell merchant and local leaders, Grady’s trip to Andersonville, and hospitality shown to the Georgia Press Association. It highlights Hartwell’s early rail connections, the Hartwell Banner founders John Magill and Benson, and planned future columns on the Kiwanis banquet and local welcome.
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T. Larry Gantt
Hartwel Wax
John B. Benson
Charleston
Benson
Express
Brown
Tetter
Mr. Benson
Hartwell
Old Palmetto State
Sollans
Athens
R. L. Moss
Old BY
Mucerid Hart, Co. P
Atwell
Berry Abreot
North Georgia
H.W. Grady
Henry W. Grady
Anderson~ville
Savannah
Grady
Andersonville
S Ferry
Hart County
Georgia Press Association
Steve Blegho
Ee Ctreult
Skelton
Steve
Jim Skelton
Hodges
Georgia
Firat
John Magill
Re Ocr
Tom Er
John Toe Rae
jAbbaville
Trish
Jim Magillia
The
Sun
Jink
Wee Frost Faces Chambers in Second Today
Readable text shows a local sports item naming Frost in a primary matchup against Chambers set for today. Mentions Buford catcher injury and tributes, with references to a Bulldog rally and Demon nickname, plus a homer by Fred Sale and other scattered names.
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Wee Frost
Frost to Pitch as Albany and Buford Strike Series Tie
Jack Frost will start for Albany in the second game of the series using his fast pitches to erase Buford's early lead. J B Johnson, Buford catcher, was treated for a minor skull injury after being hit by a curve but is cleared to catch today. Roy Carlyle is joining Buford for today’s game as the lineup seeks to rebound from yesterday’s 4–3 Albany win.
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Jack Frost
Albany
Chambers
J. B. Johnson
Buford
Henderson
Yaetergritt
Roy Carlyle
Earle Watson
Trusty
Mace
Fred Sale
Burford
J.D
Davenport
Uf Boney
Mr. Frost
Chi Bers
Hutcheson
Johnson
Hen- Gerson
Fred
New Orleans Society Woman Opposes Candler Marriage
Mrs Onezima DeBouchelle admitted there are elements militating against her proposed marriage to Asa Candler of Atlanta but denied knowledge of any poison pen plot. Bishop Candler, Asa Candler's brother, is opposed on religious grounds. Morse, a New Orleans attorney, says others meddled in the engagement and slandered her.
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Onezima DeBouchelle
Asa Candler
Atlanta
Bishop Candler
New Orleanz
Onezima DeBauchelle
Asa Candler, Sr
Harold A. Morse
DeBouchelle
Ginners Meet In Athens Friday
Ginners of the Eighth District plan a Friday gathering at the DIY Sisorh Reed in Athens. The event aims to discuss sector issues and share updates on local cotton processing challenges.
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Ginners
Athens
Racially charged street brawl described by witnesses
In York neighbors gathered as a disputed street fight drew bets. A man testified he would favor the winner in a contested kiss contest. Miss Palmer struck first with a jaw blow while Miss Clossen defended, injuries reported as spectators watched.
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Miss Palmer
Miss Clossen
Services at synagogue change hands with end of year
Col M G Michael has led Congregation Children of Israel at the synagogue for months and will conduct services for the last time this year Friday at 8 pm Rabbi Stern takes charge after tonight and begins September 8. Mrs Buchman of Atlanta will speak on the Holy Land after the service with no collection.
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Col
M. G. Michael
Children of Israal
Rabbi Stern
Col. Michael
Rabi
Lichenastin
Bushman
Mra
Jacob’ Buchman
Atlanta
Holy Land
Mra Buchman
Palestine
Vic Allen Recites Songs At Kiwanis In Hartwell
Hartwell Kiwanis hears Vic Allen of Buford, a Georgia business leader, perform songs at lunch. Reports cover cotton field visits showing calcium arsenate use against boll weevil, with Crook noting its success. Meetings discuss more farm trips to study arsenate effects and promote athletics and state convention plans.
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Georglia
Vic” Allen
Buford
Kiwanis Club
Allen
Hartwell Kiwanis Club
C. W. Crook
Business Men's Committee
Crook
Mississippi
Martin
Dave Patdock
Hartwell
Fleetwood Laniert
Savanah
Pat Lamkin
Ebattoir
Anja
Jeesnen
Dewoe Wars
Kiwanian HM
Fullilove
R.E. Vancp
John Allen
Watson Denounces Governor Ward in Georgia Race
Special to Banner-Herald from Atlanta Ga Thomas B Watson enters the gubernatorial race amid long predicted intervention He declines to endorse Walker and accuses Governor Hardwick of breaking promises He cites a telegram sent to Watson by Major Charles McGregor of Warren County as the catalyst for his outburst.
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Banner-Herald
Atlanta
Thomas B. Watson
Walker
Hardwick
Watson
Charles McGregor
Warren County
Claim Of Oil Discovery Strengthens In Franklin County
United States geologist strengthens claim of an oil discovery in Franklin County wells. The Banner Herald reports the assertion is under refinement through detailed grain analysis, with notes of potential Sierra oil prospects in Carnesville area wells.
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U. S
Wells
Franklin
United States
Tha
Banner Herald
Anc
Bee
Governor veto stalls home bill affecting Augusta facility
The governor vetoed a last session measure that would have funded Augusta's mental defect facility with a $30,000 appropriation, saying the draft was improperly drawn and treated as a new bill. The Clarke County sponsor DuBose claimed the caption needed correction only, with the bill drawn in the attorney general's office and presented for introduction. The veto paused plans to close the home on January 1 unless state aid resumes, while debates and inquiries continue in Athens and Atlanta. Nearby notes report veterans' speeches and local oil discovery rumors amid the broader county news.
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Augusta
Hardwick
Toomba DuBose
Clarke
DuBose
Senate
Tallone
Bta
George H. Preston
Atlanta
Rail and coal crisis nears new talks and possible government action
In New York, despite firm rail and coal union stances, a fresh session of the Big Five Brotherhoods and railroad executives is planned as mediators urge drastic government action. Officials say individual settlements hinge on seniority rights, with continued negotiations through Thursday and Friday.
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Senate
Associated Press
New York
Association of Railway Executives
Brotherhood
Big Five
M. Jowell
L. B. Sheppard
Michael Collins Plans and Redraft Ideas Amid Irish Debate
London report notes Michael Collins clung to plans that would satisfy radical republicans. He proposed three constitutional points: oath to the English king, ratification of Irish acts by the British privy council, and government powers drawn from a treaty between Ireland and England. Redrafting remained under study as a path to uniting the Irish people behind a new constitution.
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London
Ta5
Michael Eee
Tate
Michael Collins
England
Privy Council
Collins
Rally Prunes
Coal Distribute Not Far 16 Claim
Fragmentary text mentions coal distribution, Michigan, an administrator, and an agitation over an allowance priority. No clear events, dates, or named organizations emerge to form a complete factual item.
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Wiliam. W
Coal
Michigan
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