Helen D Longstreet Hits Georgia Water Power Trust
Mrs Helen D Longstreet denounces the Georgia Railway and Power Co as seizing Tallulah Falls in defiance of law and urges Governor Blanton to test title in court. She declares the Tallulah Falls Conservation Association fights for the state’s property and vows the suit will proceed despite corporate pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Water Power Trust
The
Georgia Railway and Power Co
Tallulah Falls
Georgia
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Helen D. Longstreet
Tallulah Falls Conservation Association
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Preview
Results list shows Southern league games with Memphis beating Atlanta 6 to 5 and 0 to 1 in different contests. New Orleans lost 3 to 6 to Birmingham and other scores include Nashville 6 Chattanooga 2, and multiple National and American league results with Brooklyn 11 Boston 8 and New York 11 Philadelphia 4.
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Southern
Memphis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
Nashville
Chattanooga
National
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
American
Washington
Detroit
South Atlantic
Jacksonville
Albany
Columbia
Columbus
Macon
Savannah
International
Buffalo
Providence
Martin Institute Beats Locals in Tight High School Showdown
Martin Institute of Jefferson defeated the local high school yesterday afternoon by 2 to 1 in a closely contested game. Daniel starred for the visitors with a home run and a three bagger while pitching well, tying the series at one win each. Umpire Bennett oversaw the 109 in attendance at the Jefferson park.
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Martin Institute of Jefferson
Daniel
Jefferson
Cummin
Hi's
RHE. Martin Institute
Bennett
Died in New York and Buried in Athens
Thomas W. Stynchcomb aged 24 died in New York on Saturday the 27th after a year long illness. He was a son of John M. Stynchcombe and survived by a brother J M Styncomb and three sisters Mrs J H Devaney Athens Mrs Linton Smith and Mrs J W Potat. The burial will follow funeral exercises at Bernstein's chapel at 4 o clock this afternoon.
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Thomas W. Stynchcomb
New York
Kingston
John M. Stynchcombe
J. M. Styncicomb
J. H. Devaney
Athens
Linton Smith
J. W. Pot
Madison County Primary Selects Local Officers
In Madison County the presidential race favored Underwood. Apparent results show state senator DuBose and Pat Thompson as representative elects, with Sheriff Davis and Patton Crook winning. County commissioners Eberhardt, tax receiver Mitchell, and collector secured unopposed posts. clerk’s race remains undecided.
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Madison
Underwood
DuBose
Pat Thompson
Milt Davis
Davis
Patton
Crook
Eberhardt
Mitchell
Real Estate and Fire Insurance Listings and Rentals
Real estate ads offer rent houses and cottages in Banner area with rates from 9 to 15 per month. Real estate and insurance notes include Jester fire insurance division questions and H B Shy contact for rent and purchases. Listings mention Tomato and Pepper plants, veterinary supplies, and tires, with multiple business names and addresses.
Federal Court Adjourns as Civil Business Awaits
The federal court yesterday adjourned about 2 15 until 10 this morning with the court grand jury and traverse juries busy on moonshine cases. The civil docket will be reached today and several cases of importance are expected before the court.
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Federal
Grand Jury
Traverse
Beautiful Hands and Misc News Notes
Mrs Jamieson extols clean well kept hands and constant needlework to keep blood circulating. England cures for a stiff neck include live snakes and snake stones. An egg shell worm garter is claimed to prevent cramps. A quip notes rising prices may soon lead to grand larceny. A Wisconsin man praises Dr Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism after hours of relief and full recovery. Gold by Citizens Pharmacy in Madison Wisconsin.
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England
Hebrides Islands
N. B. Langley
Madison
Wis
Detchon
Citizens Pharmacy
Calyton and
Jackson Sts
Insurance & Real Estate Short Notes From Athens
The Athens Savings Bank offers 4 percent interest on savings deposits compounded semiannually on January 1 and July 1. Deposits from $1.00 accepted. Also notices about auto repair services by Sparks Vulcanizing Co and pottery orders from the local manufactory. Rentals: two unfurnished rooms at 137 Summey Street.
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Athens
Athens Savings Bank
Summey Street
Boulevard
Dearing Street
Virginia Avenue
Industrial Progress in Two States for a Week
Industrial Index reports a week of activity across the Southeast with Uncle Sam backing multiple building projects. New contracts include hotels, school buildings, hospital additions, sewer systems, and a $300000 to $500000 tourist hotel plan in Savannah. Seventeen new corporations formed with $635000 in minimum capital.
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Columbus
Industrial Index
Gam
Miami
Fla
Atlanta
Savannah
Lanta
Augusta
Birmingham
Ala
Thomasville
Tourisl
Kentucky
Ohio
New Decatur
Mobile
Suwanee Springs
Warrior Coal Mining
Alabama
Manchester
Mobile County
Uniontown
Arcadia
Palm Beach
Tampa
Agricultural Implements
Demopolis
Hay Press
Bi Ala
Iron and
Holt
Apalachicola
Panama City
Naval Bay Minete
Brunswick
Decatur
Lavonia
Bath
Barber Street
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Erwin A CC
City Property
Umits
Mo.t Gholston
Tuck
Normal School
Fair City
H. P. Hinton
Ga. ‘‘Water Power Trust
Co. A. Scudder
JeEwe_Ler
E. E
the McGregor Co
Martin Institute
Liverpool Cotton
Hull Road
Burnt Factory
Hewall
Clayton
Ana Nnot
Fire Insurance
Irwin & Company
J. C. Jester
Chalk’s
Michigan
Acme
Perfection
Livingston Globe
Pondorsa
Trophy
Stone
Buckeye
Ferry
Imo
Lyndon
H. B. Shy
W. M. Pittman
A. H. Davenport
Hotel Sanges
Hunter Heights
Corner Meigs and
Harris Streets
Banner
Jackson
J. R. Crane
H. J. Rowe
Suncrest Farm
Sparks Vulcanizing Co
Henderson
Postoffice
Barber St
Weir Vulkanizing Co
Cobb Street
W. A. Jester
McGregor Co
Federal Court
Plunkville
Speaker
Europe
Washington Herald
Insurance & Real Estate, Lipscomb
HAL
Milledge Aves
Chaser
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