Peaceful mayor settles neighbor dispute in East Athens
In East Athens a neighbor conflict led to windows smashed and rocks thrown. Mrs Shed accused Mrs Fleeman after an altercation witnessed by the mayor, with Col Tribble and City Attorney West present. Mayor Dorsey fined Mrs Shed five dollars but remitted the fine after all parties agreed to end the feud.
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Dorsey
East
Athens
J. O. Shed
A. G. Freeman
Shed
Fleeman
J. Tribble
West
Mra
Morrison Granted Custody Of Children In Habeas Case
Judge Brand ruled in favor of Edmund Morrison in the habeas corpus case against J. B. Kirkley. Morrison, a Black man, sought return of his three children from a white farmer in Oconee County who held them under an apprenticeship. Children to be returned after Kirkley lays by crops for the year. costs taxed against Morrison. Col. John B. Gamble for Morrison. Col. W. M. Smith for Kirkley.
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Brand
Edmund Morrison
J. B. Kirkley
Morrison
Oconee County
Kirkley
John B. Gamble
Col
W. M. Smith
Dorsey urges tax returns and Hill improves after accident
MAKE YOUR STATE and county tax returns and avoid the Tush, the time is getting short. J. H. Dorsey, tax receiver at city hall. end CAPT. HENRY HILL's CONDITION IMPROVING, Capt. Henry Hill who met with a Painful accident last Saturday, is resting very comfortably at the hospital, and is considered much better. His any friends, who have been alarmed over this condition will be pleased to ent Bar Seaterement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Dorsey
City Hall
Henry Hill
Colonel Zack L Cobb Visitor Here
The text notes Colonel Zack L Cobb visiting, mentioning illness of Yate Bowell and Cobb spending several days. It highlights that he has many friends in the section, and that sunshine and happiness are in demand as the welcome is warm.
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Zack L
Cobb
Ates
Yate Bowell
Zach
Gobb
Climax Knitting Mill Sold as Founders Retire
J W Ingle, a Climax Knitting Mill founder, has sold his stake and retired. The mill is now owned by Charles Chipman’s sons of Philadelphia H Lamb of Union Point and A G Dudley of Athens, with Dudley actively managing. The mill long stood as a leading Southern producer and a cornerstone of Athens industry.
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J. W. Ingle
Climax Knitting Mill
Charles Chipman's
Malcolm verdict allowed ten stand in Athens case
The verdict of 750 dollars in favor of J. W. and J. M. Malcolm against the Athens Manufacturing Company will stand unless the Supreme Court overrules it. Judge Brandon yesterday overruled a motion for a new trial. Attorneys for the Malcolms were W. M. Smith and H. C. Tuck with Cobb and Erwin for the company.
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J. W
J. M. Malcolm
Athens Manufacturing Company
Supreme Court
Brandon
Malcolms
Messrs. W. M. Smith
H. C. Tuck
Messrs
Cobb & Erwin
Paper from cotton stalks eyed for Cordele mill venture
Messrs J H Gorman and T P Holliday of Atlanta representing the Southern Cotton Stalk and Paper Co visited the city to discuss a new venture to manufacture paper from cotton stalks. With capital of 500 000 dollars, the project plans a Cordele plant with wood pulp alternatives costing about half the current price, promising high returns and a southern mill expansion. The group consulted Dr A M Soule of the State College of Agriculture and local business leaders, forecasting broad disruption and rapid mill installation across the region.
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Messrs
J. H. Gorman
T. P. Holliday
Atlanta
Southern Cotton Stalk and Paper Co
Cordele
A. M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
Fifty Thousand Dollar Mill to Be Established in Athens
Athens will welcome a new fifty thousand dollar cotton mill to be built in East Athens before year end. The owners, unnamed for now, promise details next week. Construction starts within sixty days with modern electric powered machinery, promising many jobs and a boost to local business.
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Athens
New Trial Motion Denied in Moody v Ficklin Case
Judge Brand denied Moody versus Ficklin and Vonderau motion for a new trial. Case in Clarke Superior Court has spanned years with three prior trials and mixed verdicts. Court finds evidence supports claimant and refuses new trial. docket notes reference to levy disputes and related precedents.
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Brand
Moody
Morant
Davis
Movant
Services Tomorrow at Catholic Church
Tomorrow morning at ten thirty there will be services at the Catholic church. Father McVeigh will officiate.
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Catholic Church
Father McVeigh
Book Club Chooses New Reads and Extends Reading Window
The Saturday Book Club announces four new titles including On The Road to Arden The White Sister and The Coming Harvest. Members are asked to return books within one week to allow many readers access to the volumes.
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Arden
M. Morse
Rathers Lane
Strikers Win Philadelphia Transit Strike Settlement
Philadelphia June 4. The carmen strike ending with a stunning victory for workers. Mayor Reyburn urged company acceptance of union demands after talks with President Parsons, who agreed to implement the concessions. Key gains include a ten hour day, 22 1 2 cents hourly raise for motormen and conductors, reinstatement for all strikers, union recognition, and choice of uniform suppliers.
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Philadelphia
Carmen
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Reyburn
Rapid Transit Company
Parsons
Judge Howell Cobb Maintains Condition After Illness
Judge Howell Cobb's health remains steady with slight improvement noted. He is described as holding his own and showing gradual progress.
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Howell Cobb
Contempt Proceedings Involving Daniel and Thurmond
Judge Brand orders Young A. Daniel and LaFayette Thurmond to show cause why they should not be fined for contempt after a past office altercation where Daniel fired a pistol and Thurmond struck him. Each side claims the court was not in session and blames the other for starting the fight. rulings pending.
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Brand
Messrs
Young A. Daniel
LaFayette Thurmond
Court's Judgment in Huggins Case
Judge Brand ruled the auditor's finding stands in J. H. Huggins administrator v. to the estate of Col. J. H. Huggins amounting to about fifteen thousand dollars in the business run by H. T. Huggins. Possible appeal to the Supreme Court noted. Attorneys Strickland, Smith for plaintiff. Mell, Cobb & Erwin for defendant.
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Brand
J. H. Huggins
H. T. Huggins
Supreme Court
Messrs
J. J. Strickland
W. M. Smith
T. S. Mell
Cobb & Erwin
Thurmond custody case postponed due to ill child
The Thurmond custody case, set to be tried yesterday, was postponed again as the baby at the mother's home remains ill. Judge Brand ordered the child stay with the mother until recovery, with three physicians to be named by the court to decide when custody can be finally resolved. Attorneys Cobb and Erwin and Rucker represent Mrs. Thurmond. Shackelford, West and Thom represent Mr. Thurmond.
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Thurmond
J. M. L. Thurmond
The Cricket on the Hearth at Crystal Theatre
Dickens classic drama adapted for motion pictures presented by the Biograph Company. Aimed to please, with strong acting and clear visuals. Prof and Mrs Grayson Poats of Clemson are guests of Mr and Mrs George Mell.
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Chas. Dickens
Mottion Pictures
Biograph Company
Crystal Theatre
Thomas Grayson Poats
Clemson, D. C
George A. Mell
Independence Day Celebration Slated For May 5
A citywide Fourth of July program is set for May 5 due to the Sunday holiday. Judge Emory Speer of Macon will give the afternoon oration, followed by a grand fireworks display at night. The event aims to be an annual patriotic celebration inviting all residents.
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Emory Speer
Macon
City Hospital Meeting Set For Tonight
City physicians and interested citizens gather this evening to discuss plans for a new city hospital. A general meeting Tuesday will refine proposals, with strong public enthusiasm and expectation of a positive outcome.
Cases on Trial Before Judge Brand
Judge Brand will hold court in chambers this morning to hear motions. Brock vs Wilson requests a new trial after a large verdict in favor of Brock for alienation of Brock's wife’s affections. Other hearings include Jackson vs Jackson and Pierce vs Pierce alimony cases.
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Brand
Chambers
Brock
Wilson
Banks Superior Court
Jackson
Pierce
First Shipment of Georgia Peaches Leaves Fort Valley
First shipment Georgia peaches departed Fort Valley for New York under Georgia Fruit Exchange with two cars of Greensboros f.o.b. crates selling for 1.25 to 1.50. Cars loaded by Georgia Fruit Exchange members. Noted visitors include Mr and Mrs A Costa in Palermo Sicily. Mr A Daniel of Jackson County spent yesterday in Athens.
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Atlanta
Fort Valley
Bahrenburg Bros. Co
Jacob Lippman
New York
F.o.b
Georgia Fruit Exchange
A. Daniel
Jackson Coun
Athens
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Judge Brand
Climax Mill
Malcolm
Illustrated Songs Fairyland Theatre
REV. M. L
Strikers
Daniel
Huggins
City Hospital
Brock Vs. Wilson
Georgia
Mrs. A. Costa
Palermo
Sicily
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