Ninth District Editors Meet In Winder Friday
Ninth District Pages Association holds its third meeting in Winder Georgia with editors from the News Commerce Observer and others in attendance. Program includes minutes, new member enrollment, committee reports, a paper on advertising rates, and remarks by Ernest Camp of Monroé and George D. Rucker of Alpharetta Free Press.
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Winder
Commerce News
Eighth “Association
Ernest Camp
Monroé
Eighth
Cwth
Paul T. Harber
The
Commerce Observer
John N. Holder
Jackson Herald
Thamp
Ageia Tahout
pAhd George D. Rucker
Alpharetta
Free Press
Higges
Newspaper meeting agenda outlines talks and dinner
Hardy of the Gainesville News will discuss problems in the newspaper game and solutions. President W. G. Sutlive of the Georgia Press Association will address the gathering. Afterward the program continues with the selection of the next place and miscellaneous business before dinner at New Windsor Hotel.
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Hardy
Gainesville
W. G. Sutlive
Georgia Press Association
Streering
New Winder Hotel
Renee
Hos
Emory University Preparations Underway for Fall Term
Oxford Ga September 14 Emory University academy will open on September 14. Buildings and grounds are being prepared by custodian H H Stone and a large helpers crew. Dormitory is full students to be housed in private homes. Korean and Cuba students enrolled. Two new faculty members A G Bray and S Miller added. Some professors studied at Volumniversity this summer.
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Oxford
Emory ‘University Academy
H. H. Stone
Sharpe
Cuba
A. G. ‘Bray
Norwood
S. Miller
Cainenvalie
Mildedegville awards Georgia Military College scholarship
A State Division of the Confederacy recognizes the work at Georgia Military College and estab, a scholarship at the college, appointing a South Georgia boy to the honor.
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Mildedegeville
Georgia Military College
South Georgia
Baldwin County First Cotton Bale Sold At Milledgeville
Baldwin County's first bale of cotton was sold in Milledgeville during the past week at about 15 cents per pound. The sale marked a notable early market sale in the region with local interest in cotton prices and agricultural progress. The report notes the bale’s weight and price, reflecting the fledgling local cotton trade in Baldwin County.
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Nilledgeville
Baldwin County
Georgia Judge Considers Volstead Clash in Habeas Cases
Judge Sam Sibley in Atlanta weighs habeas corpus petitions challenging conflicts between old prohibition revenue sections and the Volstead Act. He notes Section 348 on stills not repeated in the Volstead framework and questions if convicted defendants should receive benefits of shorter Volstead terms when already sentenced under older laws.
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Atlanta
Sam Sibley
Jude Sibley
Sibley
Georgia labor chief sees favorable A B and A outcome
J G ilentina, head of Georgia Labor, returned from a state tour visiting Waycross Fitzgerald Rome and other cities. He said he was frank that the A B and A strike would have favorable results and that the tour showed strong sentiment across the state.
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Savannah. Ga
J. G.lentina
Georgia Operation of Labor
Waycross
Fitzgerald
Runawick
Americus
Rome
Improvements At Georgia Military College In Glyenville
Extensive renovations are underway at the Georgia Military College in Glyenville noting major upgrades to campus buildings. Work focuses on completing finishing plans and upgrading facilities as the new academic year approaches with supervision by Kyle T. nr and other college staff.
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Dgeville
Georg Planetary College
Kyle T
Examination for Winder Post Office Soon Held
The post office department asked the civil service commission to set a date for an exam in Winder to fill a local vacancy. Notice of the examination date will be issued in a few days.
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Banner-Herald
Winder
Long
Washington
Postoffice
Iepartent
Civil Service Commission
Georgia Republicans to Establish Atlanta Head Office
J L Phillips of Thomasville, chair of Georgia's reorganized state central committee, arrived in Atlanta to announce permanent Republican headquarters in the city during a two week stay. The committee of 100, formed after meetings across the state, may have Charles Adamson and Walter Jobinson in Atlanta Monday, with Mrs. W J Tilgon as second vice chairman, noted as the first woman in Republican affairs in Georgia.
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Atlanta
J L. Phillips
Thomasville
Reorganized
State Central Republican Committee
Republican Party
Georgia
Republic
Eity
National Republican Committee
Charles’ Adamson
Cedartown
Walter Jobinson
Columbus
W. J. Tilgon
Pe D.C. Eas
Marietta
Walker County Sends Whiskey Wenders To Serve In Penitentiary
Walker County authorities move to sentence violators of state prohibition laws. The report notes penalties issued by the county justice system, with references to sentences and enforcement actions affecting those convicted under prohibition statutes.
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Walker County
Rome
Man Attacks Wife And Boarder With Sledge Hammer
Police hold 38 year old George Carter without bond after a Saturday night attack at his home. His wife and a boarder were injured when he allegedly used a sledge hammer. Both victims were taken to Giddy hospital in serious condition with possible skull fractures.
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Giddy Hospital
George Carter
Bond
Burton
Man Accused of Assault After Suspicion of Infidelity
Mrs. Carter suffers severe scalp wounds while Carter says he suspected Burton of being too friendly with Mrs. Carter. He claims he left the house for a time then returned to find Burton in Mrs. Carter's room and attacked them with a sledge hammer. Burton was a business associate and resided with the Carters.
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Carter
McDaniel
Dodd
Burton
Carter Io
New York Governor Miller Planned for Savannah Meeting
Savannah reports that Nathan L. Miller governor of New York will attend the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association meeting in Savannah in November along with other prominent figures.
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XPECT
New York
Overnor
Savannah
Atlantic Deeper Watersways Association
Nathan L. Miller
Agricultural School Opens September 5 in Sparta
The Tenth District Agricultural School at Granite Hill, Sparta, Ga., will open on September 5 under Principal Luther Brod and Assistant Principal Irene Irvin. The new administration urges all prospective students to submit applications promptly.
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Sparta
Granite Hi
Luther Irod
Irene Irvin
Birod
Seventeen Arrested in Georgia Sheriff Murder
Seventeen arrests were made in the murder of Pierce County Sheriff John Rearson. The sheriff was shot and killed by moonshiners in a swamp near Paterson last Tuesday. A special session of the superior court is expected within two weeks to handle the case.
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Waycross
John Rearson
Pierce County
Kepota
Local Social Notes From Greensboro Georgia
Greensboro residents report visitors and travels with a string of names. Miss Made lige Waters returns to Athens after a visit with Mrs. Lincoln Veazey. Mrs A H Smith comes back from Monticello and Indian Springs. Mrs A G Harris visits her daughter in Woodville. Florida visitor T C Holden among friends at White Plain. Joe Dyson Tom Walton Tom Blanchard and James Paranthea from Washington in town. Dr and Mrs Goodwin Gheesling and Mrs J H Gheesling travel to Atlanta for several days. Miss Margaret Marsh leaves Augusta after visiting Miss Marie Louige Williams and Mrs Ava Young. Miss Virginia Dutton returns to Cartersville with sister Mrs Roger McCommons visiting L E B Dutton.
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Greensboro
Madelige Waters
Lincoln Veazey
Athens
A. H. Smith
Monticello
Indian Springs
A. G. Harris
Robert Lewis
Woodville
T. C.holden
Florida
White Plain
Joe Dyson
Tom Walton
Tom Blanchard
James Paranthea
Washington
Goodwin Gheesling
J .H. Gheesling
Atlanta
Margaret Marsh
Marie Louige Williams
Ava Young
Augusta
Virginia Dutton
Cartersville
Roger McCommons
L. EB. Dutton
Savannah river tug raised after sinking in Savannah river
The Savannah river tug that sank after taking on water has been raised and will be completely raised from the water.
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Savannah
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