Route to Athens via Carnesville selected for new rail line
A regional rail project from Athens to An dergon South Carolina moves forward with a permanent survey underway after a preliminary route study. The line will pass through Carnesville to the city, boosting local farming communities and promising business gains for Athens. Athens pledges five hundred fifty dollars to cover pre survey costs, with further funding to come by subscription as the work continues. Two injury incidents at local worksites are reported, both non fatal, one involving a belt accident at Oconee Oil Refining with a long recovery ahead, the other a cave-in near the new hotel foundation site causing multiple injuries but not life threatening.
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Dr DuPree Talks Ty At YMCA Deep Breathing Demonstration
Dr D DuPree outlines a YMCA Monday evening free program featuring a deep breathing demonstration. The physical director plans to show how healthy lungs boost vigor and strength, with a short talk on lung care for nonmembers and members alike. The event aims to attract men to the gymnasium and runs at 8:30 p m.
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Bradley Wins U S Senate Seat After Turbulent Ballot
In Frankfort Kentucky a joint session elected former Governor Bradley republican to the United States Senate by sixty four votes amid Democratic revolt. Four Democrats joined six Republicans to back Bradley as others sought to change votes before a recapitulation sparked heated floor scenes. Beckham and supporters faced accusations of liquor interests influence and Sunday saloon closures.
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Assailant Battered With Shovel in Chattanooga Standoff
Tom Jenkins, a Black laborer, was struck in the head with a shovel by Clark Partee after a dispute over liquor purchases near the Central depot. Jenkins suffered a broken jaw and possible skull fracture but is expected to recover. Partee is held after the attack, which left both men injured and the incident under local investigation.
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New Mill About to Start Operations at Southern Manufacturing
The Southern Manufacturing Company nears startup of its new cotton mill with machinery in place and operatives expected soon. Twenty five houses are ready for workers, marking the largest mill in the region.
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Commerce News editor praises Commerce and Athens growth
Editor Shannon of the Commerce News toured the city yesterday and spoke glowingly of Commerce. He noted Athens expansion, described Commerce as one of the liveliest places in the state, and praised ongoing improvements and strong business conditions.
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Crane Elected to Succeed Talmage on City Board of Real Estate
Mr James R Crane, a prominent real estate man, was chosen to replace the resigning Mr Allen H Talmage on the city board of real estate. Lampkin serves as chairman and Crane joined the board last year. The group meets Monday morning to assume duties amid expectations of a larger rise in Athens real estate values, boosted by the Southern Mutual Insurance Company Office building.
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Negroes Sent Up Will Serve Terms
City court convened for larceny cases. George Rice pleaded guilty, fined fifty dollars including costs, or twelve months on the gang. Jim Nelms denied stealing but was found guilty in two counts and sentenced to twelve months on each count without a fine.
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Mr J A Fowler Keeps Athens Home While Wintering in Florida
The many friends of Mr J A Fowler and family learn they will not surrender their Athens home. Mr Fowler bought a Florida house and the family will live there during winter while spending the rest of the year in Athens.
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Accident on Milledge Avenue Involves Street Car
Mr Myer Stern and his wife were driving when obstructions on Milledge Avenue forced a turn across a street car track. The Milledge Avenue street car struck the buggy, causing considerable damage and nearly unseating the couple. Stern restrained his frightened horse and escaped serious injury in a miraculous outcome.
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COAGH SELECTED AS GEORGIA BASEBALL COACH
J H Sprigman of Washington DC has been chosen to coach the University of Georgia baseball team this year. A Penn graduate with broad experience, he may join soon as rail service duties allow and will coach upon arrival. Capt Martin reports strong practice while the squad is weeded to a manageable size ahead of a late March season opener against the New York Americans in this city.
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Death of Mrs Souch in Winder Georgia
Mrs Obedience Couch aged 70 died recently at her home in Winder Georgia. Daughter of the late Thomas Cooper Clarke county she was active in the Methodist church and Sunday school. She leaves two daughters Mrs Patat of Winder and Mrs Gann of Alabama and five sons. Interment followed at Bethlehem church burial ground with Rev Quillian conducting service.
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Davison Endorsed for Prison Commissioner by Greene County GJ
The Greene County grand jury endorses Hon R E Davison candidate for Prison Commissioner. They praise his nine years in the state legislature, his convictions on public policy, and his proven record representing Greene with faithful, honorable service. They urge voters statewide to support him and expect fair impartial administration if elected.
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Brooks v. Camak Case 15 Decided by Georgia Supreme Court
The Georgia Supreme Court has finally decided Brooks versus Camak, a suit by A L Brooks to recover value of Athens Manufacturing Company stock sold by Camak. The ruling resolves the appeal after a lengthy trial defended by Camak, with the decision issued yesterday as a final settlement of the dispute. The case centered on allegations that Camak knew the company was insolvent at sale.
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