Early History of Clarke County and University Ties
A fragment outlines Clarke County’s 1801 formation from Jackson and Green counties, noting Madion and Ogle addition, Mathisville named for Col Robert Mathis, and early settlement on the Oconee. It mentions Franklin College in Athens, the university’s founding era, presidents Findley and Wardell, stock values, early buildings, mills, a shoe factory, a sawmill, and the first county court at Watkinsville, with courthouse moves and a Clarke County public school site.
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Clarke County
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Bio 5 AwARDED for Improvement of State Harbor
Fragmented text indicates a report about Bio 5 receiving an award related to harbor improvement. Names and details are unclear due to corrupted OCR but reference to State Harbor project suggests municipal or state involvement and a ceremonial or awarding event.
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Bio
Typhus Sweeps Russian Regions Amid Famine
Reported typhus outbreaks worsen famine across Russian regions including Baku and Volga areas. Washington weighs relief options as officials discuss possible U.S. aid, with no final decision reached.
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United
Washington
United Sta
Mercer Resigns as Prohibition Director in Georgia
Mercer resigns from his post as Federal Prohibition Director for Georgia and returns to private life on December 47. Frederick D. Disnuke appointed to replace him in coordinating federal and state authorities. The New Republican director thanks Mercer for his constructive work during his term.
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Atlanta
Guy Jeane KE. Mercer
Georgia
Frederick
Met
Italy
Athens Civil and Criminal Docket Schedule Details
The document outlines docket arrangements for the Athens court session starting December 5, with civil matters reserved for December 5 to 7 and 12 to 15. It notes a lull in civil business during the trial days and specifies that the criminal docket resumes, with a focus on cases to be disposed of and judgments for costs where applicable.
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D. Bradwell
Velty Court of
Athens
Casey
Mit
Plains
Giacharr
Joerien Sys
Chicago woman charged in missing feast incident
Fragmentary OCR reads that a Chicago woman named Helen Dresler of Waukesha is linked to a case at a feast event. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Echicago
Brey AY Davy
Helen ‘Dresler
Waukeesn
Naval ratio talks progress between Japan and US
Washington reports indicate both nations near a naval ratio agreement after talks among Secretary Hughes Admiral Kato and Arthur J. Balfour. Japanese delegates to Tokio imply new terms, with speculation Japan might keep the super-dreadnought Mutsu if the United States accepts no further fortifications, effectively placing the fleet at about sixty to sixty five percent.
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Washington
Associated Preas
Japan
United States
Hughes
Haron Kato
Arthur J. Balfour
Dewan
Tokio
Fri- Lay
Mitsu
Trial Of West Set For Next Thursday
West, a former executive secretary under three Georgia governors, faces indictments over alleged misappropriation of state funds. Auditors report estimated cash shortages around $14,000 with a separate $4,000 possible explanation. West is out on bond set under $10,000.
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Atlanta
O Maude West
Aceat
West
Boi
Fragrant Theft Nabs 17YearOld in Baxley Jail
Sonnyman Greene, a colored 17 year old, was jailed on burglary charges after allegedly entering People's Pharmacy and Goodman's Drug Store in Baxley Tuesday, stealing perfume and trading pens for knives and cash. Sheriff Carter described the arrest as the "smokingest" case, aided by scent clues. A white accomplice remains unidentified.
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Baxley
Galt
Sonnyman
Greene
Carter
Sie
People’s Pharmacy
Goodman
Tuewday
Tipot
Kherit Carter
Washington Ga Passes Dog Muzzling Ordinance
In Washington Georgia a dog muzzling ordinance was enacted after several rabies scares. The mayor ordered strict enforcement and local owners brace for tighter controls while protecting valuable pets with muzzles and extra precautions.
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Washington
Beveral
Cura
Hirgh
Rass
Willett
All Day Meeting at Christian Church Sunday
A basket dinner and all day meeting at the Christian church hosted by the Woman's Missionary Society on Sunday December 4. The program opens with Bible school and missionary hymn, the minister delivering a missionary message, then dinner in the basement. Afternoon program followed by fellowship and supper. Evening pictures depict China.
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Christian Church
On Woman's Missionary Society
Bible ‘Schood
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Missionary Society
China
WCE Budget Progress Cited in North City Meeting
Hardeman chairing the finance committee thanks workers and contributors as funding for the year nears full approval. The article lists responsible team members and volunteers associated with the campaign and notes broad community support and subscriptions.
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C. A. Poe
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Hardeman
He’ Finance Committee
Amoultrie Bird Dog Story Sparks Local Curiosity
A garbled Amoultrie Georgia note recalls Fanny the bird dog known for wearing glasses due to a stigma and a request for photos of local residents amid rumor and confusion. The fragmentary text hints at community intrigue and misread reports surrounding the dog and owner.
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Amoultrie
Sp Tre
Fanny
Shani
Iau
Ben Nat
Arbuckle Case Now in Hands of Jury
The case involving Roscoe Arbuckle and Virginia Rappe’s death went to the jury in San Francisco. The jurors reported no verdict by 11 PM Friday and were allowed to deliberate through the night and resume Saturday.
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Arbuckle
San Francisco
Roscoe Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Secret of Marshal Fogh Endurance Adored by Staff
The text portrays Marshal Fogh as tireless and devoted to vigorous programs. His personal staff claims his endurance is boosted by strict conservation, flawless arrangements, and daily drives to rejuvenate through thrilling public events. The marshal links longevity to Youth and the Fountain of Youth lore.
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Rt Eenter
Alea
T. Roberts
Parone
Cocomnitans Eien Ryaaiein
Dolls Dohler
D’oller
Ponce de Leon
Miss Cobb Delayed Recital Tonight Indefinitely
News from the Lucy Cobb Institute states Mina Carolyn Cobb of Atlanta will not perform tonight as the planned recital has been postponed indefinitely due to family news. The event was to feature Mina Cobb, a noted local reader.
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Miss Cobb
Mina Carolyn Cobb
Atlanta
Lucy Cobb Institute
Mina Cobb
More Shopping Days Before Christmas
Fragmentary text notes extended shopping days before the holiday season with unclear details and dispersed phrases about sales and timing. Likely a brief mention of extended retail hours or promotions ahead of Christmas.
Foreign Students Parade Tableau at University
At the University, foreign students from the Moxpolian Club stage a tableau vivante program as part of a Saturday night event. The lineup includes National Orchestra, tables, and performances under themes like Good Will, War Costs, and Disarmament with participants listed from Annie Ruth Moore to Miss Grace Allen and Mr Ralph Fitts.
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Congress of Nations
Hafael Ramirex
Grace Allen Ag Columbian
Paris
Civilizathon
Mier Annie Ruth Moore
Mike Amy Quililan
Margaret Beale
Mark Anthony
Columbia
Grace Atjen
Lena Clarke Freed Not Guilty by Insanity in Miltimore Murder
In Orlando Florida Lena M Tes Clarke former West Palm Beach postmistress was found not guilty by reason of insanity for the murder of Fred A. Miltimore in August. Co defendant H Pattergon, who drove Clarke from West Palm Beach, was acquitted on insanity grounds. Jury deliberated over two hours. Judge Adee C O Andrews deferred decision on confinement. Clarke remained calm and said she wanted to tell the truth.
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Orlando
Fla
Lena M. Tes Clarke
West Palm Beach
Fred A. Miltimore
Taster
H. Pattergon
Woeet Palm Beach
Adee C.O. Avidrews Renin
Byes Clarke
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Clarke
Soma
Delegations From China And Japan Confer Over Railroad
Delegates from China and Japan met Friday to discuss control of the Tsing Tao Trunk railroad. China reaffirmed it has not rejected terms and status, and talks were described as frank and friendly with plans to resume Monday.
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Waphington
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China
Japan
Tsing Tao
Candy Making Demonstration Planned at Court House Today
Athens officials announced a candy making demonstration today at the court house demonstration section under the direction of Mrs Wood of the exposition group.
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Court House
Athens Woman's
Wood
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Loaf of Bread Conceals Whiskey On Ship
A report notes a loaf of bread containing a quart of whiskey seized as contraband aboard a vessel. The concealment was discovered as shipments moved, and the whisky was confiscated. No one claimed ownership or faced charges in connection with the incident.
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Ing Efica
Protide Marente
New Tax Ruling Extends Time on Federal Income Tax Payments
A new ruling from the revenue department announces temporary extensions for paying deficiencies under the federal income tax. The extension may run up to eighteen months from the act’s passage for payments not caused by negligence or fraud, with penalties and interest detailed. The ruling aims to aid farmers and others hit by recent price and crop conditions, outlining bond requirements and rates if the extension is granted.
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A. Ga
C. Malock
Blalock
Boll. Ewee
Georgia alumnus Golucke visits Athens during bankrupt court
Hon. A. G. Golucke, Alvin Golucke of Crawferville, senator from the 19th district and noted attorney, is in the city for bankrupt court proceedings. An alumnus of the University of Georgia, he has long been active in state affairs and has served in the General Assembly and on the state executive committee.
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Alvin, Golucke
Crawferville
Golucke
University of Georgia
General Assembly
Reward Offered for Crawleys and Stewart in Tennessee Flight
Atlanta report states a $300 reward is posted for George Crawley De catur Crawley and Blaine Stewart a draft evasion trio. They fled after slaying Deputy U S Marshal Ben Dixon at the Cougar cabin in Union County Tennessee evading military service. Federal agent Bhoore Young arrested them.
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Atlanta
George
Decatur Crawley
Blaine Stewart
Bhoore Young
Smoky
Morse Surrenders to Farah 610 Come Back Monday
Reported fraudulent tracts investigated by U S court. DA Daugherty calls Morse to return to Washington for immediate consultation and possible operation. Morse says he is over here for health and not under arrest as French authorities discuss custody.
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Morse
Farah
Daugherty
Washington
Charles W. Morse
Trina
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MorSE gets warn by wireless from Paris on shipboard message
A mid Atlantic wireless message from Chartres Warns Morse on the American shipbulker reporting intentions to return to New York via the next steamer. The message was relayed to the United States attorney aboard the Paris and confirms plans to sail back.
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Chartres
New York
Ingness
Staten
United Sat
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