Extraordinary Clarke County Court Term Called for December
Judge Brand orders Clarke Superior Court to convene December 2 1910 at 10 oclock for criminal and civil business. A new grand jury is to be drawn. Cases include the shooting on Broad street and the death of Valentine Dunaway. Grand jurors named John A Darwic Simon Michael Ly Edwards LT Kilpatrick listed.
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Clarke Superior Court
Bob Pitman
Jackson
Broad Street
Policeman Short
Valentine Dunaway
Dra
John A
Darwic
He Ee
Simon Michael
Edwards
Kilpatrick
Plain Song at the Majestic Promises Engaging Biograph
A Biograph subject at the Majestic features "A Plain Song" or "How Edith's Eyes Were Opened to the Fakeness of the World." The reviewer says the film will hold interest to its full length. The weather forecast notes cold conditions, but the show offers a comfortable hour.
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Edith
Georgia to elect two constables in Clarke County districts
Clarke County voters will elect two constables in each militia district on December third. The statewide practice follows a code amendment mandating two legal bailiffs per district every two years. Candidates may submit names to Col. John B. Gamble, chairman of the county Democratic Executive Committee.
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Clarke County
Georgia
Democratic Executive Committee
John B. Gamble
Carlton Dornblatt Case Extends Into Today in Virginia
The city court devoted most of yesterday to the case of Dr. W. A. Carlton versus Julius Dornblatt. The trial did not finish and will resume this morning with expected completion by mid day.
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Bult
W. A. Carlton Va
Julius Dornblatt
Central of Georgia official visits city guest of local agent
Mr J B Parker assistant general freight agent of the Central of Georgia Railway spent yesterday in the city as the guest of the commercial agent here Mr McLean. Parker is well known in this city and was warmly welcomed by many friends who were glad to see him back.
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J. B. Parker
Great Central of Georgia Railway Lines
Savannah
the Central
McLean
Parker
Valentine Dunaway
Princeton Factory
A. J. Sears
Oconee Street Methodist Church
John L. Franklin
Princeton
Geo. E. Stone
Messrs
J. E. Gardner
J. H. Huggins
W. W. Lampkin
Garebold
Lizzie Landrum
Jesus
Dunaway
MEWACTS ARTS NIGHT WITH LOCAL TALENT
Local pageant unfolds with acts from Maines Azell May Fowler Co Marjorie Dewindt and Indian Club slated for a 3 45 p m start. New pictures and performer Datty Elberton Lady Dead noted in Ellberton Georgia obit for Lettis Herndon at 92. Funeral details follow.
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Tsrle
Jscts
Maines
Azell May
Fowler CO
Marjorie Dewindt
Indian Club
Datty
Elberton
Lettis Herndon
R. F. Ogesby
Heard Street
the Baptist Church
Tabor
G F
Atlantic
Community appeals for help after death of Mr. Valentine Dunaway
The Athens Banner urges rapid donations to aid Mrs Dunaway and ten children left fatherless after the death of Valentine Dunaway. The plan seeks two thousand dollars to purchase a home and provide for the family's needs for a year or more. Volunteers have begun collecting funds to support the widow and children during this crisis.
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Princeton Road
Valentine Dunaway
Broad Street
Athens
Dunaway
First Cash Subscription Opens Banner Relief Fund
The secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association made the first cash donation to the Banner fund for the widow and children of Valentine Dunaway. He visited the Banner office, learned of the relief drive, and handed a new five dollar bill to support the family.
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Banner
Valentine Dunaway
Young Men's Christian Association
Forbes
Bsiness
Athens Banner Raises Relief For Dunaway Family
The Athens Banner reports quick responses to a fund drive for Mrs. Valentine Dunaway and her fatherless children after the death of Valentine Dunaway. A Commerce correspondent sent a five dollar check from R L J Smith with a letter offering legal services and urging swift aid.
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V. Dunaway
Commerce
Bian
Valentine Dun
Dun
Four Indicted in Williams Murder Case on Circus Train
Lexington S C November 30 Roy Rich a circus employee on the Hagenback Wallace train was found guilty of assault with intent to kill and robbery in the Williams murder case. The trial paralleled earlier verdicts against other suspects and Rich testified of illness and poverty claims while denying the fatal charges. The case featured testimonies from wagon workers and a Southern agent and ended with a verdict of guilty.
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Lexington
S. C
Roy Rich
Paul Williams
Columbia
General Sessions Court
Rich
Marlie Hightower
Knoxville
Tenn
Clarence Lamberson
Snw
Cireva
Franci Anderson
Cfrons
Alegro
Elijah Clarke
Clarke
J.S. Rowell
Southern
Ehney
Fire misrouted run ends at Fields Street blaze
A downtown fire response was dispatched to Hill Street by phone error. The crew found a large fire on Fields Street after miscommunication delayed recognition. One man was involved in the effort as horses and wagons rejoined the search.
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HM Street
Dor Fields
Keaton
A Woman's Love Inked in Vita Graph Preview
A Vita graph feature titled A Woman's Love appears in the Elite section. The piece previews a photographic page and suggests a candid, intimate study by a publisher noting an appealing presentation from a notable creative party.
Negro man cleared in city court on flimsy charge
Yesterday in city court Arthur Smith, an African American man, was tried on charges that appeared unfounded. The proceedings concluded with a verdict of not guilty, ending the case.
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Arthur Smith
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Carlton Va. Dornblatt
Central
Athens Banner
Chas
Shea
Mr. Dunaway
Jire
Fears
Ce Cooper
Son of Athens
Royaton
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