Blue Monday Holiday Claimed End In City Court
Mayor Dorsey of an unnamed Georgia city ended the Blue Monday holiday by warning violators in court Fifty dollars for disorderly conduct and twenty five dollars for drunks were fines. The mayor ordered police to arrest loiterers on Mondays to protect work and business.
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Dorsey
Georgia
Tallulah Falls
Mayor's Court
Emory Pool
Ben Barfield
Seaboard
Ben
Lawrence Thomas
Lou Smith
Foundry Street
Mary Ella King
Lou
Mary Elia
John Allen
Napoleon Gillyard
Lumpkin Street
New Fall Goods at Michael Bros Coats and Linens
Display of fall items including belts buckles veiling and lace bands new Windsor ties long silk gloves and Centemeri kid gloves with guarantees. Extensive Walsook Swiss edgings and insertings at varied prices plus table linens towels and white goods.
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New Windsor
Val and
Torchon
Island Namsook
Blish Longeloth
Michael Bros.”Co
County Police Movement Gains Public Support
The movement for county police drew strong street discussion with locals expecting county commissioners to address creating police offices in each militia district. Citizens urge taxpayer funding and capable officers citing rising state crime as justification for protection countywide.
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Snd
Populists discuss Hoke Smith as governor nominee
In Atlanta on August 20 a small ring of nine populists gathered at the capitol after the July 4 convention adjourned. They weighed nominating Hoke Smith and filing with the secretary of state, but Chairman Holloway ruled the ticket printing would be too costly and the informal meeting dissolved by early afternoon with no convention.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Hall of Representatives
Capitol
Chai-mai J. J. Holloway
Carroll
J. C. Bodenhamer
W. H. Rowe
Sutton
M. L. McDonald
Banks
C. T. Parker
Fulton
E. T. Kelley
Jonesboro
Mr. Rowe
Holloway
J D Moss Plans Four Story Building in Athens Growth
J D Moss will tear down the Clayton and Washington warehouse to build a four story structure with large store rooms and offices. The project signals Athens rapid commercial growth and will free space for new businesses as demand for housing and business premises surges. A new hotel is repeatedly discussed as essential to the city’s future and several local capitalists are said to back the plan.
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Athens
J. D. Moss
Clayton
Washington Streets
Mr. Moss
Piecemaker by the Exchange Bat ter to be published this fall
Georgia journalist Mr D G Bickers has compiled a new work The Piecemaker by the Exchange Batter a live human interest story about a Georgia graduate who chose journalism faced trials of honor love and politics and emerges with integrity The work uses newspaper clippings from a dozen Georgia papers compiled as a scrap book style facsimile It is due to be printed in September in a 160 page deluxe format
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D. G. Bickers
Georgia
Athens
University of Georgia At Athens
Robert E. Park
Department of English
University of Georgia
Local Y M C A Indoor Baseball Showdown Friday
Three teams battle in a Friday afternoon league tilt at the Y M C A beginning at three. Reds lead the standings with 75 percent, Purples 40 and Yellows 24. Five innings, three games weekly, season ends mid September. Lineups list Purples Joe O Farrell Marion Smith Lee Bradberry Tarl Weatherly H Lambert Jean Cheney Luther Benson Harry Rhodes How ell Cobb and Yellows Fred Wingfield Ed Bailey Paul Holliday Walter Hill B Flanigan E Patman Frank O Farrell Fred Jones. DeWitts Little Early Risers advertised by Ort Drug Company.
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Yellows
Purples
Reds
Joe O'Farrell
Marion Smith
Lee Bradberry
Tarl Weatherly
H. Lambert
Jean Cheney
Luther Benson
Harry Rhodes
Howell Cobb
Fred Wingfield
Ed Bailey
Paul Holliday
Walter Hill
B. Flanigan
E. Patman
Frank O'Farrell
Fred Jones
Bishop Cole Bound Over To Higher Court
Justice Young bound Bishop Cole alias the negro who allegedly stole ninety cents from a small pier near the Sea Board depot several days ago over to the higher court to answer the charge. The Banner notes fine printing in the report.
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Bishop Cole
Sea ‘Board
Justice!Young
Howard County Delegates Set for Georgia District Convention
The Georgia eighth district convention meets today at two at City Hall to nominate Hon. Wm. M. Howard. Delegates from Clarke, Elbert, Hart, Jasper, Madison, Morgan, Oconee, Oglethorpe, and Wilkes counties attend. Names listed include Geo. C. Thomas, W. K. Dorsey, Wm. B. Adams, Walter L. Hodges, J. E. Gordon, W. T. Bacon, S. L. Maxwell, S. H. Hardeman, and many others.
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Wm. M. Howard
Howard
Georgia
National House
Washington
Col. Howard
Col
Bill Howard
Ban-ner
Putnam County
Clarke County
Geo. C. Thomas
W. K. Dorsey
H. J. Rowe
M. G. Michael
Ohnight
G. FY. Callahan
J. J. Finch
T. E. Winn
E. T. Walker
R. R. S. Clark
O. E. Fulker
G. A. Merritt
Stone Bound Over in Mail Intercept Case
Mr E E Stone of Com er Madison county was brought before Judge E C Kinnebrew on charges of intercepting and opening another party’s mail. After hearing testimony, he was bound over to the US court with bond posted and returned home last night.
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Bond
E. E. Stone
Comer
Madison County
E. C. Kinnebrew
Brave boy Ide Brewer seeks schooling and work in Athens
A 13 year old paralytic from Lula, Ide Brewer, wishes to move to Athens next week for public schooling and to pursue a business education. He asks for work or a loan he can repay, preferring to earn his way rather than receive charity, as Conductor Dan Martin and Mayor Dorsey note in a compassionate account of his resolve.
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Lula
Ide Brewer
Athens
Dan Martin
Northeastern
Mrs Martha Adams Buried Yesterday
Mrs Martha Adams one of the city’s oldest residents died Tuesday night after a short illness following a stroke. She leaves three children and many friends. Funeral services were held yesterday at four o’clock with Rev G E Stone, interment at a local factory cemetery.
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Martha Adams
G. E. Stone
Pmesty Factory
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J.D. Moss
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Ort Drug Company
Hart County
Walter L. Hodges
A. S. Richardson
Jasper County
E. T. Malone
P. M. Roby
J. E. Gordon
J. F. Bond
J. E. White
A. H. Long
B. T. Moseley
Morgan County
W. T. Bacon, John Bostwick
Oconee County
R. F. Miller
A. W. Meadows
E. B. Thompson
R. 4
Branch
Daniel Locklin
W. P. Price
James D. Price
Oglethorpe County
S. L. Maxwell
Joel Cloud
W. J. Knox
Paul Brown
E. P. Shull
C. M. Witcher
C. O. Stevens
J. P. Armistead
N. D. Arnold
Ed Arnold
S. T. Gillen
C. L. Howard
Henry Cheney
Robert Harris
J. D. Power
L. D. Mattox
J. J. Smith
John W. Noell
Hamilton McWhorter, Jr
John W. Moody
S. C. Faust
Wilkes County
S. H. Hardeman
J. S. Rhodes
W. M. Slaton
J. R. Dyson
H. R.palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
Uber
Blue Monday Brigade
Mr. Martin
Floyd Richardson
Ben Walker
Sim Walker
Commissioners Meeting
Orisina
C. H. Phinizy
Sec’y
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