Two Big F ire at Athens Compress and Lyndon Plant
Athens firefighters fought simultaneously two major blazes. Cotton at the Athens Compress burned after sparks from a Georgia railroad engine touched bale stock. Concurrently, a switch engine ignited lumber, triggering a fierce Lyndon Manufacturing yard and Standard Oil Co. warehouse fire. Firemen battled through heavy smoke to protect surrounding sheds, tanks, and rail facilities amid eastern winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Co
Lyndon Company
Athens
Georgia Railroad
Compress
J. W. Chipley
Akers & Inman
Deadwyler & Smith
Lyndon Manufacturing Company
Central of Georgia Railway
Seaboard
Judge Brand Denies Mandamus in Clarke County Case
Judge Charles H. Brand rules the mandamus action by Clarke County Treasurer E I Smith against the Clarke County Board of Roads and Revenues cannot compel review of a contract with Georgia National Bank because the bank is not a party. The treasurer must disburse county funds through his office. The order denies mandamus relief, reserving the contract’s validity. plus noted: Rev F L Ward returns to Jackson County to Jefferson or Pendergrass.
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Georgia National Bank
Charles H. Brand
E. I. Smith
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
G.I. Smith
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Clarke County
Clarke
F. L. Ward
Jackson County
Athens
Spon
Jefferson
Pendergrass
Baptist Church
Mr. Ward
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Policemen
The author thanks the policemen who contributed a handsome purse during a suspension, expressing deep appreciation for their sympathy and generosity.
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Michael Brothers Company
Foullard
Panama
China
Japan
Pulaski Street
Lyndon
Seaboard Air Line
Ath
Brand
Mandamus
Smith