Special Term Convened for Thomas Webster Case in Jackson County
Judge C H Brand returned from Jefferson to convene a special term of Jackson County Superior Court to handle the Thomas Webster alias Thomas Wright rape case. A grand jury promptly returned a true bill, defense lawyers Mehaffey and Cooley were appointed, Solicitor General Walker will prosecute, trial set for Monday June 26, and Webster was moved for safety. The incident involved an assault on a white woman while her husband was away, with no public upheaval noted.
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C. H. Brand
Jefferson
Jackson County
Pemberton Cooley
Clifford M. Walker
Athens
Auto
Atlanta
Techs Represent Georgia Commencement Delegation
The list of University Day speakers for the June 19 central commencement includes William C. Wright of Cave Springs representing the Georgia Institute of Technology with an address on Southern industrialism. Other delegates include Robert Battey Troutman, Walter Branham Cook, William Fred Whatley, H. E. Nelson, Miss Marjorie Ford, Miss Sarah Moore, and H. L. Barker, with notes on future women graduates and programs.
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University of Georgia
Georgia School of Technology
Athens
William C. Wright
Cave Springs
Tech
Wright
Franklin and
State Colleges
Robert Battey Troutman
Law School
Walter Branham Cook
Valdosta
William Fred Whatley
Helena
State College of Agriculture
North Georgia Agricultural College
Dah- Tonega
H. E. Nelson
State Normal School
Marjorie Ford
Sarah Moore
Georgia Normal and Industrial Institute
Miledgeville
Medical College
Augusta
H. L. Barker
Miss Ford
Dog Tag Drive Urges City Dog Owners to Pay
Citizens are urged to buy 1911 dog tags before the dog catcher begins rounds next week. Tags cost one dollar and every dog must wear a dated tag. Sales are at police headquarters and city hall to avoid canine arrest and pound confinement.
Convicted Escapee Caught Near Madison County
W H Battson, a white man sentenced to three years in Baldwin county, escaped from a road gang last Wednesday and was captured late Saturday by Sheriff W E Jackson, with assistance from H J Jackson and Col John B Gamble. He was found in a local negro house and arrested without difficulty.
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W. H. Battson
Baldwin County
Madison County
W. E. Jackson
H. J. Jackson
John B. Gamble
Walter Jackson
Panama-California Exposition of 1915 A Southwest Focus
The San Diego project aimed beyond a pure trade show, emphasizing novelty and education. It planned to showcase reclamation efforts in the arid southwest, regional resources, and sub tropical America tribes, alongside archaeological and historical materials tied to the canal era. The event sought to link regional development with broader world interest as a new trade route to the Orient.
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San Diego
Southwest
Panama Canal
America
Indianapolis
Athens Boy's Fortune to Naqree His Alma Mater
Commerce News notes Athens student Robert Troutman son of Rev M L Troutman has graduated with honors from the University of Georgia. An Atlanta friend offers a no cost three year law program at Harvard and other colleges and a free trip to eastern cities. The gesture is praised as a strong omen for his future.
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Athens
Naqree Hiis
Commerce
Dreds
Uni
Law School
M. L. Troutman
Lue
Robt. Troutman
Robert
Atlanta
Troutman
Harvard
Man on Mule Urges Train Stop At Commerce
In Commerce Georgia on June 12 a resident Mr O Kelly rode a mule toward the northbound noon train and shouted to stop it. The train did not stop and continued on its route as onlookers puzzled over the unknown trouble.
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Commerce
O'Kelly
Luta
O’kel
O'Kelley Intervenes After Attempted Elopement Romance
A man boarded a train to confront his daughter’s suitor as she cried on the sidewalk. He accused the eloping couple of planning marriage and halted the train with his daughter present, revealing a tense family dispute amid an alleged romance in its early stages.
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Conor
Mr. O'Kelley
Banquet Menu and Editorial Notes at Georgian Staff Dinner
Last night at the Hotel Georgian the annual Georgian staff banquet displayed menu highlights from Green Turtle to Harlequin Ice Cream and featured editorials on past and future moves. Notable items include Ex-Editor Edgar L Pennington and plans for the Panama California Exposition in San Diego in 1915.
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Georgian
the Georgian
University of Georgia
Bonn
Cafe Noir Appolinaris
Edgar L. Pennington
D. G. Bickers
R. E. Park
W. W. DeRenne
David A. Russell
City council adjourns after midnight. Barry whisky case decided soon
The adjourned meeting of the mayor and council stretched past midnight as John Barry’s whisky on hand for sale case occupied most of the night. Barry, represented by Col. Tuck, faced witnesses and argument before executive session. verdict announced but Barry absent, to be declared this afternoon.
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John Barry
Barry
Col
H. C. Tuck
F. C. Shackelford
Col. Tuck
Col. Shackelford
Athens City Court session opens with civil and criminal cases
Athens city court convenes Wednesday at nine with Judge West presiding. The same jury from the last term is recalled for duty. Civil dockets include damage suits against the city of Athens and against Southern Refining Co. listed defendants include Hale, J P Hale, McCrary, Barrow, Marriott, Mitchell, and Shropshire with multiple actions against Southern Refining Co coordinated for Wednesday.
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City Court of
Athens
West
City of
Southern Refining Company
David Hale
J. P. Hale
City of Athens
R. H. McCrary
Southern Refining Co
Ben H. Barrow
Henry D. Marriutt
Ransom Mitchell
B. H. Barrow
D. F. Barrow
George Shropshire
State Versus Kinney Feaster Thrasher Freeman Barfield Carey
The court orders all parties witnesses and jurors dismissed to appear on time by nine tomorrow morning at the county courthouse. No further orders issued.
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Walter Kinney
Annie Ree Feaster
Pink Thrasher
Sanders Freeman
Len Barfield
Mamie Carey
Jacob Goldman
Bud White
Eighth District Agriculture School praised for future progress
The Madison Morgan county based Eighth District Agricultural and Mechanic Arts High School is praised for advancing farming education in Georgia. An editorial notes opposition exists in the home county but urges trustees and district citizens to support the institution, urging better agricultural knowledge for farmers.
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State College ,of Agriculture
Athens
Agricultural and Mechanic Arts
Madison
Morgan County
Agricultural School
Georgia
Dalla
Breedlove
Kay
Saw and Shingle Mill Burns Near Jefferson
News from Athens reports a fire near Jefferson in Jackson County destroying the saw mill and shingle mill owned by Mesars, William Huff and son. The plant and a large quantity of shingles and lumber were consumed, with losses in the hundreds of dollars and no insurance on any property.
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Athens
Jefferson
Jackson County
Mesars
William Huff and Son
Ready-to-Wear and House Furnishings Ads Highlighted
Read Davison-Nicholson Co. special ads on Ready-to-Wear and House Furnishings. Two half-pages in this issue. Houses to Rent. Dr. Lyndon.
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Davison-Nicholson Co
Lyndon
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Georgie
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Sheriff
Panama-Californa Exposition
Board of Editors
D. A. Russell
J. &. Varela
H. L. Lanham, Jr
C. H. Stone
J. B. Wright, Jr. Jr
Frank FE. Davis
G. A. Sancken
J. E. Varela
J. B. Wright, Jr
T. J. Wooster, Jr
Chas. T. Estes
Geo. T. Northtant Business Managers
Council
Ting
John D. Mell
Aaron Cohen
Board of Eduucation
Board of Education
Woods, Young and Youngkin
Barrow
Solicitor Walker
John B Gamble
Water Street
Willie Kidd
King Street
Glenn Lodge
Odd Fellows
G. A. Tucker
N. G
Messrs
J. H. Marshburn
Willie Wilson
H. A. Nix
Mrs
J. M. Nix
Percy Davis
Comer
Sigma Chi
A. J. Bennett of
Maxeys
City
E. C. Brooks
Emmett Christopher
E. B Carter
A. I
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Prince Ave. Pharmacy