Logelin Case Sees City Council Pledge Insurance Probe
A special city council meeting last night reviewed a petition from local insurers and agents about an insurance policy for the new Jackson Street school building. Former Captain Locklin spoke on charges of neglect of duty with Officer Potter. witnesses testified and the council reaffirmed reducing Locklin to patrolman, while the insurance issue was postponed due to absent parties.
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Locklin
Potter
Murder Case Goes to Trial in Commerce District
A murder case from Commerce, involving Wren Hatch-Fér of Madison County, goes to trial after recent proceedings. The defense includes Col. Smith and Judge Moseley, with representation by Solicitor T. J. Brown and J. F. L. Bond. The case draws strong local interest and will feature full contest on all points.
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Wren Hatch- Fér
Madison County
Col. Smith
R.B. Arnold
Atlanta
B. T. Moseley
Danielsville
T. J. Brown
J. F. L. Bond
William Sterling Battis at State Normal Lyceum
Battis appears tonight at the State Normal Lyceum course as a noted Dickens interpreter. The State Normal Orchestra will open with a string quartet selection before Battis’ delineations. Entertainment starts at eight o clock with admission of fifty cents.
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William Sterling Battis
Battis
State Normal Orchestra
Choir Practice and Vestry Meeting Notice
Emmanuel church holds choir practice this evening at 7:30. Vestry meeting follows at 8:00 in the rectory. Joy Beatty, Rector.
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Emmanuel Church
Joy Beatty
Near Death in Big Pond Inspires Mrs. Ida Soper
Mrs Ida Soper recounts a near death episode in Big Pond where years of lung trouble caused intense suffering. She describes a thrilling experience that tested her endurance and faith.
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Ida Soper
Union Station Plans Advance in Athens Community Meeting
Bondurant heads a special chamber committee to secure a union passenger station for Athens. A Monday 5 pm city hall meeting will plan actions to gain access to railroad officials and rally citizen support for the project amid strong local enthusiasm.
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Bondurant
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Rabbi Mayerburg speaks at synagogue on B'nai B'rith
Dr. T. J. Mayerburg of Goldsboro North Carolina delivered a lecture on the B'nai B'rith at the city synagogue. A large cultivated audience heard him and expressed delight. He returned home in Goldsboro after the lecture, noted as a distinguished southern rabbi who has led the Hebrew congregation there for nineteen years.
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Goldsboro
N. C
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South
Hebrew Congregation
Miss Taylor To Talk At Y W A Boarding Home
Miss Taylor will speak this evening at the Y W A boarding home on The Acts. The talk aims to aid Sunday School teachers and others with special interest are invited to attend.
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Taylor
Prof R E Park Lectures At Normal School Tonight
State Normal school students look forward to a Saturday night talk by Professor R E Park on "The Great Women of Georgia" with an engaging and entertaining lecture planned.
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R. E. Park
Normal School
Georgia
State Normal School
Cadets Visit University of Georgia After Washington Inauguration
Cadets from Donald Fraser and Georgia Military Academy attend the Washington inauguration today and will return to visit the University of Georgia. They will be met by the University battalion at the depot and shown attention while here.
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Washington
Donald Fraser
Georgia Military Academy
University of Georgia
University
Athens Progress Highlighted by Atlanta Georgian Editorial
The Atlanta Georgian lauds Athens as a progressive city, praising the new Hotel Georgian and the town's rise in business and education. It notes Athens as a hub of cotton markets, industry, and culture, calling it a rising, teeming center with bright prospects.
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Coach Lewis Shapes Georgia Baseball Prospects
Coach Lewis oversees a large Georgia baseball tryout as Capt. Derrick drills the squad. More than fifty players compete for spots with high hopes for a standout team, and Lewis is credited with raising spirits and promising training advantages.
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Lewis
Georgia
Derrick
H Lowe Not Involved In Malcolm Case
High Shoals merchant H Lowe is not involved in the Malcolm vs J H Lowe case beyond selling land to one party. The article clarifies he was merely the seller and not a party to the receivership or any substantive dispute.
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H. Lowe
Malcolm
Malcolms
Lowe
Pertatt
Piles Cured in Days Guaranteed by Pazoonment Claim
Advertisement claims a 6 to 14 day cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles with money back guarantee. No medical references or peer recommendations provided.
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Creditors Meet in Royston for Bankruptcy Stock Sale
Yesterday creditors of Hubbard Bros. & Co. of Royston Ga. met to decide the sale of the firm's stock. The goods were sold to R F Hubbard for 2350 dollars. Col Worley Adams of Royston represented the bankrupt, and Atlanta firm Anderson Felder Rowntree Wilson aided the move. Trustee J F Lee Loyson was represented by R L J Smith of Commerce and Upson of Athens.
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Royston
R. F.hubbard
Col. Worley Adams
Mr. Thomas
Anderson, Felder, Rowntree & Wilson
Atlanta
R.L. J. Smith
Commerce
S.C
Fire In Brooklyn Settlement Quickly Extinguished
A small yesterday fire in a Brooklyn settlement caused minor damage to a site associated with the Smith Construction Company and was promptly put out. Prominent visitors staying at the Hotel Georgian included Judge L. W. Bell of Jerson and Won, and Mr. Julian Curry.
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Brooklyn Settlement
Smith Construction Company
Georgian
LW. Bell
J@Herson
Julian We't Curry
Twell
Federal suit seeks damages in Bailey case
The famous case against Prof. J. H. Bailey seeks thirty five thousand dollars in a damages suit filed in federal court. Bailey alleges loss of his superintendent job after being convicted by a group of local women at the Cannon school Franklin county. Defendants include J Anderson Duncan and wife Joe T Stovall and wife, with attorneys Hamilton McWhorter S J Tribble Miles W Lewis filing answers. Bailey’s legal team features Sidney C. Tapp and Fields both noted figures in national politics.
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Cannon School
Franklin County
Bailey
United States Court
J. Anderson Duncan
Joe T. Stovall
Messrs
Hamilton McWhorter
J. Tribble
Miles W. Lewis
Cornett
Prof
Georgia
Sidney C. Tapp
United States
Attorney Fields
Johns Hopkins Historian Dr Lee to Lecture This Month
Dr. Guy Carleton Lee of Johns Hopkins University history department will lecture in the city on the 25th 26th and 27th under the Young Men's Christian Association. Miss Mildred Rutherford praises Dr. Lee noting his diverse education and prolific authorship including many works on history and literature.
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Department of History
Johns Hopkins University
Young Women's Christian Association
Lee
Mildred Rutherford
North Carolina
Dickinson College
University of North Carolina
Dickinson School of Law
Johns Hopkins
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the of North America
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Goodson Operated On After Serious Appendicitis
Mr T R Goodson of this city underwent surgery yesterday for appendicitis. His case was described as highly aggravated and his condition remains serious. Friends wish him a speedy recovery.
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T. R. Goodson
Wagon on Broad Street Recounts Theft and Possession
A farm wagon on Broad Street is claimed by John Robinson as stolen property. He says it belongs to him but Mr Bray bought it unknowingly from A L Brooks. A possessory warrant is sworn. Judge Foster sets a hearing for the 10th inst to determine ownership and return the wagon.
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Wagbal
Broad Street
W. R. Bray
Thorpe County
John Robinson
Robinson
Mr. Brooks
Mr. Bray
Ladies of Athens to Host Cooking Lecture Series
Miss Meigs of the State Normal School leads a six lecture series on cooking at the Elks Home on Broad Street with demonstrations. Sessions run Saturday and Monday mornings, tickets cost a dollar and are sold at Palmer's drug store, purchaser name required. Topics include pastries, eggs, steaks, soups, salads, and desserts.
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Broad’ Street
Meigs
State Normal School
Palmer's Drug Store
Spartans Triumph In Y M C A Basketball Game
In a YMCA student league doubleheader, the Spartans beat the Athenians 38 to 24 with strong team play led by Captain Fort. The Trojans defeated the Corinthians 20 to 14, with Captain Rogers contributing for the Trojans.
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