Clarke County Wins Gamble Civil Suit Over Clerkship
The Georgia Supreme Court ruled yesterday in two linked cases, Clarke County clerk Tate Wright and the board of roads and revenues defeating former clerk J B Gamble. The long dispute, dating to 1910, centered on removal of office books and authority to hold the clerkship, with Judge Brand initially ruling for Gamble before the high court upheld Wright. Representing Clarke County were John J Strickland, and Gamble’s side featured Cobb and Erwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Tate Wright
Board of Commissioners of Roads
Supreme Court of Georgia
John B. Gamble
Board
Supreme Court
Commonwealth
J. B. Gamble
Brand
Superior Court
Gamble
Quo Waranto
Wright
John J. Strickland
Messrs
Cobb and
Erwin
TWO DIRECTORS ADDED TO Citizens' Banking Board
The Citizens' Banking and Trust Company increases its board with two new directors, Dr. E. S. Lyndon and Blanton E. Fortson, joining members W. H. Shelton Andrew C. Erwin W. W. Duncan E. J. Crawford Max Michael L. C. Benton and E. S. Lyndon.
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Citizens’ Banking and Trust Company
E. S. Lyndon
Blanton E. Fortson
W. H. Shelton
Andrew C. Erwin
W.W. Duncan
E. J. Crawford
Max Michael
L. C. Benton
E. 8. Lyndon
Blanton E. Fort&on
Spectacles and bread promotions from local ads
Local notices promote Dr J L Pendley eyewear sales with Satisfaction guaranteed and milk bread novelty six extra large loaves for 10c and trial size 5c from Arnold & Abney. An upright mahogany piano priced from 300 is offered for cash by D P Hazelton as moves to another state. Potatoes advertised at 50c per peck from Arnold & Abney.
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Arnold & Abney
D. P. Hazelton
Boy Drowns Bathing in Bobbin Mill Creek Near Middle River
Charlie Freeman, a colored boy and employee of the Lipscomb family, drowned while swimming in the Bobbin Mill branch near its confluence with the Middle River. He could not swim and disappeared beneath the water as two other local boys watched. A crowd of about 300 Black and a few white residents scoured the stream but the body remained unrecovered as the night ended. The father’s employer aided in the search.
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Charlie Freeman
Thomas Freeman
Lipscomb
Bobbin Mill
Middle River
Pink Morton
Dog Tag Sale Opens Monday in City
Col Feltén urges all dog owners to buy tags now as the dog catcher will begin rounds Monday morning. Tags cost one dollar and failure to tag a dog will lead to impounding and related fees. Buy a tag to save the animal’s life.
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Col. Feltén
Editor in Chief of the Georgian Named
At an open air meeting the Georgian board elected Joseph E. Varela editor in chief for the first half of next college year beginning with the fall issue. Varela, Phi Kappa president and Demosthenian member, is a senior law student, poem contest winner, and former associate editor. Two new board members were chosen Karl Milton Fleetwood and Benton H. Walton, both senior law class members and Georgian contest winners.
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Georgian Board
The
Georgian
University of Georgia
Phi Kappa
Demosthenian
Nest
Joseph E. Varela
E. L. Pennington
D. A. Russell
Karl Milton Fleetwood
Macon
Benton H. Walton
Hamilton
Fox River Butter Fresh This Morning At Arnold and Abney
Fox River Butter priced at 35 cents a pound advertised as fresh this morning by Arnold and Abney.
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Fox River
Arnold & Abney
Mr. Andrew C. Fears Stricken With Severe Illness
Mr. Andrew C. Fears is at home critically ill following a severe dental extraction. An unusually heavy bleeding from torn arteries and veins during the procedure left him in a dangerous condition as he suffers weakness from blood loss. Friends hope for a swift, full recovery and return to health.
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Andrew C. Fears
Meeting Postponed to Friday by Southern Poultry Association
The Southern Poultry Association postpones its monthly meeting to Friday evening the 23rd after eight o'clock due to city weddings. A strong program was planned with several addresses. Members anticipate a large fall show with exhibitors nationwide, as premium lists are prepared for mailing.
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Southern Poultry Associat
Auto crashes into cafe door on Clayton street
An automobile forced to a stop near the Compton cafe on Clayton street last night around 9. Mr. J. P. Wade’s mail wagon team intervened, preventing a crash. Ben Tuck, a novice driver, jumped in and opened the throttle, bending the wagon axles but injuring no one.
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Compton
Clayton Street
J. P. Wade
Ben Tuck
Eight year old girl survives 40 foot well fall in Brooklyn
Sallie Garnett, a young girl from the West Broad street area, slipped while drawing water from a rope and bucket well. She plunged forty feet into four feet of water but clung to the rope and was rescued by neighbors. She sustained only a sprained ankle and bruises.
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Sallie Garnett
Alex Garnett
Brooklyn
West Broad Street
Athens policeman’s hen sets record by laying three eggs daily
Officer Bill Brittain of Athens police reports his purebred hen has laid three eggs a day for five days, producing thirteen chicks two weeks old while moving homes and caring for the brood. The family notes no rooster on site and credits the hen’s unusual productivity to practical thrift in the barnyard. Also listed: Berkshire pigs for sale and sweet peas for sale at Prince Ave Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill” Brittain
Athens
Dudley
Biddy
Mr. Brittain
Senior Banquet for Georgia Class of 1912 At Hotel Georgian
Last night the University of Georgia held its senior banquet at the Hotel Georgian. The feast featured refined service and notable toasts including Georgia Spirit, Our Faculty, Champs 1911, Woman, Our Chancellor, Our President, and Class 1911.
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Hotel Georgian
University of Georgia
Nante
P. F. Brock
Georgia Spirit
H. B. Peacock
J. R. Powell, Jr
J. J. Slaton
B. C. Wright
G. C. Arnold
W. H. Fraser
E. L. Pennington
City council verdict in Barry case with suspended fine
The city council found Barry guilty of a crime tried Monday evening. A fine of two hundred dollars and six months on the streets were imposed, with one hundred dollars paid and the other hundred suspended pending good behavior. Barry pledged reform and agreed to pay the second hundred if rules were violated. The council adjourned to meet Friday evening.
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Barry
Woods
Col
H. C. Tuck
Attorne
Council
Athens Railway Works Up Power At Mitchells Bridge Plant
The Athens Railway and Electric Co expands Mitchells Bridge hydro electric plant from near 1000 horsepower to add 200 more. After completion the Tallassee power will also be increased by several hundred horsepower. The Barnett Shoals plant near city yields about 2590 hp and runs most hours, while the Tallassee Shoals and the city steam plant will receive attention after Mitchells Bridge is finished.
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Athens Railway and Electric Company
Mitchell's Bridge
Barnett Shoals
Tallassee Shoals
Planta
Insurance firm expands double indemnity to autos and carriages
Athens agent Martin J. Abney, representing Fidelity and Casualty Co. of New York, reports over $5000 paid for sickness and accidents in Athens through his agency. The firm offers rapid claims payment and unique policies including full weekly indemnity for sickness or accident and double indemnity for automobile and carriage accidents, a feature not offered elsewhere. Pendley the Eye Man Phone 296
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Fidelity and Casualty Company of
New York
Martin J. Abney
Athens
Abney
Reliable Fidelity & Casualty Co
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Clarke Superior Court
Citizens Banking and Trust Company
J. L. Pendley
Peck
Arnold, & Abney
MR. Fears
Southern Poultry Association
J P. Wade
Brittain
Berkshire
G. F Stephenson
Prince ‘Ave
Katie Mae Arnold
Mildred Rutherford
Europe
Max M. Hubert
Clayton St
Chamberlain
Alll
Pendley the Eye Man