King Yaebie, Carters Charged in Multi-State Jewelry Case
Judge O T Gower sentenced King Yaebie to two years in Milledgeville after a Crisp Superior Court hearing. The case stems from alleged frauds and jewelry theft involving diamonds valued near $1,000 and partners in North Carolina, with King’s wife and children living in Cordele while he remains in custody. He was linked to notices sent by authorities and listed as wanted for additional crimes across Georgia and Florida.
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AL King
Georgity
North Carolina
Alexi Maesigt
Crisp
Milledgeville
Carteraville
Terrytown
Montgomery
Amie
Enk
Wotidligas
Ware
Plorida Py
Delegates to Savannah from Athens unions named
Twenty Athens delegates head a statewide Young Men's and Young Women's B Y organization meeting in Savannah. Mic Lilian Cato presides. delegates include senior and junior union reps from local clubs, with Miss Vivien M and Lola Lee Biloch among key figures. Several unions appoint chairpersons and plan future activities through next year.
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Mic Lilian Cato
Savannah
B. Y. PW
Ikem
Bctmmerce
Wouthn
Cit
Aimary
Thes
Sochalon
Alex
Annie
Login
Athens
Pavilet
Stuyeral
P.U
Sarepta Tsavelntic
Ohty Henry
Baye
Uttil
Vivien M
Lola Lee Biloch
Leavell Union
W.bennet
Butts Unio
Vi “Allen
A. B. Culbert
Clarke County Medical Society Meets Tonight
Clarke county medical society will hold a meeting at city hall tonight at 8 20 led by Dr J Dy Apblewhite health commissioner to discuss health problems and local concerns.
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Clarke County
Medical Society
J Dy Apblewhite
Clark County
el Ven
Waterpower convention to discuss Georgia's hydro potential
In Athens a Georgia water power convention examines the state’s hydro resources and the potential of building reservoirs to generate cheap electricity. Engineers estimate 2,400,000 horsepower from streams with only a fraction developed, urging public interest and funding for widespread transmission.
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Athens
Jenn Bi
Tie Feigue
Eurrey
Nouthern
Georgia
Asia
Teagle Declines Shipping Board Chair Prospect
Teagle, president of Ohio’s Ohio Company, told President Harding he cannot accept consideration for the chair of the Shipping Board. James A. Farrell, head of United States Steel, also reportedly declined the post.
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Associated Regay
Washington D. C
C. Teagle
O11
Oare Ee Toda
Rmself
Harding
Ehatrmat
Shipping Board
United States ‘Steel’ Corporation
Self-Styled Cousin President Geis 18 Months Leavenworth
The report notes a self styled cousin president Geis sentenced to fifteen months in Leavenworth by Judge Lariſty the jury voting on the case.
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Geis
Leavenworth
Co Ap
Chicago
Interment Arrangements For Emmanuel Parish Service
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o clock a funeral service is conducted for Emmanuel parish with pallbearers named. Directors and attendees arrive from nearby towns. witnesses and friends prepare for burial at the cemetery.
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Mr. Harry
Emmanuel Parish
Stapler
Theo
Ab Allrog
Johreen
Tom Crawford
Heérach Culp
Bel P
Tulsa Outbreak Bean Investigation Ordered By Governor
Tulsa officials report an outbreak tied to a bean shipment spurring a grand jury probe as sheriffs and adjutants general coordinate the response. Authorities note casualties and property damage while public officials condemn the city situation and call for calm.
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Associates Preps
Tulsa
Okla
Jung
Valjesa Biddison
Cial Grand ‘Jury
Invbestigation
Grand
Vente
Biddison
Ernor
Duct
Ernon ¢ Mane
Barrett
Tulge
Kiwanis Club Seeks Cleveland Convention Aid
Athens Kiwanis members heard a report on sending two Athens boys to the Y M C A national gathering and discussed hosting the international convention in Georgia. Prof W A Worsham was elected a delegate to Cleveland next month and will help win support for a future Athens venue.
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M. B. Perry
Anthens
Ate Fantu
Cleveland
W. A. Worsham
Athens Club
Syiuta
Dr.Worsham
Gata
Carho
Athens
North Georgia
Athens Pe Steamen
Harold D. Meyer
Nhe
State Normal School
University of North Carolina
Or. Meyer
Sui
University of Georgia
Kiwanis
Cloverhurst
Episcopal church drives education fund to new total
Officials report progress in a Christian education campaign of 15 million dollars raised in a few days. The drive aims to reach a 33 million dollar goal for church related education efforts.
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Tenn
1St Episcopal Church South
Building starts on Lum Street for mercantile project
A fragment notes beginning work at the corner of Lum streets on a mercantile area project. Mr P Wall is listed, with Dougherty involved, for seventy three to commence accommodations as planned.
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Lum
P, O
Wall
Ates
Gearkla Bar Association Annual Session At Tybee
The Gearkla Bar Association holds its annual session at Tybee while lawyers transact business and enjoy a vacation period. Attendees include several district and city names such as Athens, Dublin, Macon, Columbus, Augusta, and Stith, with officers and members listed among the attendees. The event covers routine judiciary business and professional discussions.
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Gearkla Bar Association
Howe
Tybee
Sri
Tri Cfi Rign
Serene UV
Whipple
Cordele
A. H. Thompson
LaGrange Astrict
Alex W
Stith
Warren
Wy C
Bunty Town
Athens
Do Passes Move On Charges In Knoxvilly Case
Associated Press report from Tennessee notes that authorities in Nashville have summoned twenty five men tied to a state expense case. Two suspects remain at large in connection with the killing of George Lewis and wounding of Arthur Crumley, with rewards of up to 250 dollars offered by the state.
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Associated Press
Knoxvilly
Tenn
Buttram Hag
Nashville
Anderson
Scott
Shane
George Lewis
Arthur Crumley
Clinton
Hal M. Stanley Addresses Cotton Seed Crushers
Hal M. Stanley, commissioner of the Industrial Commission, plans a special visit to the Cotton Seed Crushers association in Savannah. He will discuss workmen’s compensation base rates and how enterprise safety and experience with risks can lead to rate reductions. The talk highlights employer cooperation in administering the law and broader understanding of its operation.
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Atlanta
Hal.m. Stanleyyrefuirman
The
Industrial Commission
Bavanhah
Ajay
Thajy
Workers Return to Savona Mill Still On
Workers return to the Savona mill as plans remain in place for resumed operations. Management confirms no changes to the reopening timetable and cites steady demand for finished products.
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Savona Mill
Family notes reveal Mr. Ded in business after service
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Mr. Ded or Daais vine Retote 4 to Aan and his son in a family plan. The text mentions engagement in business, a father named Willy, and a career note tied to military service in the world war, with emphasis on shared knowledge and loyalty.
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Willy
Schurman Nomination for China Confirmed by Senate
The Senate confirmed Jacob Gould Schurman of New York to be minister to China after a noon vote. The action comes as part of President’s diplomatic appointments and reflects ongoing U.S. policy engagements abroad.
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Otarito
Eho
Schurman
China
Senate
Washinstone D
Jacob Gould
Wan
New. Yorks
Hugh Haralson in Rotary X
Crazed OCR fragment outlines Hugh Haralson as charter Rotary member and trustee of a bank and a college, a DeKalb county resident of Athens for 17 years, grandson of General John B. Gordon, and a Georgia alumnus.
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Hugh: Haralson “Cordon
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State Convention of Baptist
Joe People’s Unions
Ung
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Teagle
Président Shipping
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Lumpkin
Saar
Judge Blanton-Fortson
Cal
Hal M. Stanley
Associated Libegs
Washington
D.C
Jane Na Gressignal
Iea Wag Committee
Pian Clothing
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Oklahoma
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State Board of Health’ Save
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Stephens
Sue Winterville
Hugh Haralson
Chas, RE. Martin
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