Bank official bonds set in wreck case in habeas ruling
Judge Brand rules R H McCrary and J W Griffith may post bond after indictment, despite earlier limits. McCrary bond set at 6500 dollars and Griffith at 12000 dollars. Sheriff Jackson to approve bonds with suitable sureties as legal actions proceed. Attorneys for both sides listed, with prosecutions led by Solicitor General Gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. McCrary
Atheny Bank
Brand
Chambers
W. Jackson
C.H. Brand
Walter E. Jackson
J. W. Griffith
McCrary
Mr. Griffin
B. H. Sibley
Union Point
Hamilton McWhorter, Jr
Lexington
D. C
John B. Gamble
Mr. McCrary
B. K. Lumpkin, Sr
E. K. Lumpkin, Jr
H. M. Rylee
Lst
W. M. Smith
T. 8. Mell
G. C. Thomas
Judge Brand Refuses to Fire Bogart Mayor and Aldermen
In Bogart Georgia Judge Brand dissolves the restraining order and declines to remove the mayor and council. Citizens had sought an injunction to halt a town expenditure and called for dissolving the municipal government. The court noted prior borrowings of 600 dollars for a school project, repaid from 1912 tax funds, and upheld the mayoral team in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brand
Bogart, Ga
Bogart
W. B. Aiken
Oconee Superior Court
Chambers
Clarke Superior Court
Thornton
L. C. Crow
W. A. Nunnally
Co. H. Brand
Western Cirent
Famous Italian Concert Band to Play Here Monday and Tuesday
Saracina's Italian Concert Band, headlining on the Keith Circuit, will perform Monday and Tuesday at the Colonial Theater. The group, praised as America's best small concert band, features Sig. Montanari, a renowned baritone virtuoso, and includes notable players such as Sig. Badnelli. John Philip Sousa lauded the band after hearing it in Macon, calling it pleasing to music lovers and predicting a rare treat for Athens audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saracina
Macon
Keith
Colonial Theater
United States
Sig
Montanari
America
John Philip Sousa
Sig. Badnelll
Liberati
Jules Levy
Macon News and
Telegraph
Athens
Macon News
Tomor Row
Milledgeville
Grand Theater
Rocco Saracina
No New Developments in Phagan Murder Case
Reports from Atlanta stated there were no new developments in the Phagan murder case despite wild rumors of confessions of Lee riots and lynching threats. The coroner will resume the investigation Monday amid intense excitement. authorities warned of potential trouble if tensions flare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Lee
Phagan
May Die From Injuried Fall On Lumpkin Street
Mr. Ike Dottery, who fell from a moving wagon on Lumpkin street ten days ago and struck his head, is not expected to live. He has been conscious only briefly, with periods of delirium, and several adults have had to restrain him. Friends fear the outcome from a seemingly minor accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Dottery
Lumpkin Street
John Lawrence Players end run with Classmates at Colonial
The Banner reports the last appearance of the John Lawrence Players in Classmates at the Colonial with a 3 45 matinee and an evening show. A reception follows on the stage as friends bid them farewell. The stock company is praised as among the best seen south with a respectful, admiring reception. Hopeful note that Mr Lawrence and his troupe may return to Athens soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lawrence
Lawrence
Athens
Georgia Debaters to Face Washington and Lee Tonight
This evening at 8:30 in the chapel the Georgia team to represent the state in intercollegiate debate faces Washington and Lee on the labor unions issue. Georgia also plays Tulane in New Orleans with music by Walters Orchestra, promising a good crowd.
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Georgia
Washington and Lee
Tulane
New Orleans
Walter
Local traders advertise horses hens strawberies and band notes
Nice Saddle and Harness Horses’ offer fine saddle and harness horses at a stable today by F. Y. Allgood. Arnold & Abney promote large fat hens and fresh strawberries. The Musicians of Macon entertained crowds with Montanari delivering a baritone solo and Saracina leading the band with notable credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Y. Allgood
Macon
Montanari
Saracina
Pittard Reconsiders Role on Clarke County Board
Winterville Ga May 2 1913 Commissioner John T Pittard retracts his resignation decision after Grand Jury statement clarifying no reflection on him. Martin J Abney presented appeals from citizens and grand jury members urging Pittards continued service to Clarke County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Abney
John T. Pittard
Pittard
Board of County Commissioners
A. E. Griffith
Thos. P. Vincent
J. W. Chipley
H. L. Pope
Geo. H. Palmer
W. H. Davis
M. M. Arnold
R. B. Dizon
Tom Comer
E. H. Youngkin
W. J. Tuck
E. C. Jackson
H. T. Huggins
C. L. Proctor
E. Suddeth
T. R. Crawford
George H. Thurmond
T. W. Shackelford
Jno
W. Noel
Me. Abney
Abney
Clarke County
Grand Jury
Winterville
Athens
Georgia
John T, Pittard
Rev Henry Newton Died at Ninety Oldest UGA Alumnus
The Rev Henry Newton aged ninety, oldest University of Georgia alumnus, died at midnight. Survived by two sons Charles H Newton of Athens and Thomas C Newton of Washington DC, and daughter Mrs W B Reynolds of Milledgeville. Funeral at 5 pm from Prince Avenue house, Rev S J Cartledge officiating. interment in Oconee Cemetery. A landmark Presbyterian minister and civic figure in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Newton
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Newton
Chales H. Newton
Thomas C. Newton
Washington, D. C
Athens
W. B. Reynolds
Mildgeville
Prince Avenue
S. J. Cartledge
Oconee Cemetery
Murder and near lynching in Gwinnett county
Gwinnett County sheriff and officers detained a suspect after a fatal axe attack on George Seay of Duluth. Seay died en route to Atlanta after severe head wounds. Will Gathright, a Black man, was held for investigation. a mob briefly seized him before he was returned to Lawrenceville jail. The case prompted a requested special court term and prompted inquests.
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Brand
Gwinnett County
Lawrenceville
Banner
George Seay
Duluth
Atlanta
Jones
Will Gathright
Begro
Garner
Gathright
Lawrencesville
Yesteray
Will Garthright
Norcross
H.C. Seay
Georgia Triumphs Over Tennessee In High-Scoring Circus of a Baseball Day
Georgia led Tennessee 15 to 3 in a spacious Sanford Field showcase. Captain McWhorter and Ginn sparked the offense with multiple hits, steals, and a trio of McWhorter home runs as Georgia’s early bursts sealed the win despite Tennessee’s late substitutes.
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Sanford
Georgia
Tennessee
Cunningham
Covington
Sunny Tennessee
Nashville
Hutcheson
McWhorter
Ginn
Harrison
Clements
Bob McWhorter
Mr Hutcheson
Lumpkin Street
Rowden
Summary of Baseball Game Event Aided by Pitcher Corley
Unclear OCR fragment notes multiple players and actions including hits, double plays, sacrifices, home runs, and strikeouts. Mentions Corley pitching and Hutcheson striking out, with Beusse umpiring and a 1:50 game time. Contains disjointed lines and several misreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corley
Gilbert
Bowden
McWhorter
Clements
Ginn
Cameron
Holden
Hutcheson
Beusse
Suspect Arrested After Blood Found On Clothes And Mule Harness
Report from Duluth says no eyewitnesses or ground evidence of a fight. Suspicion fell on Garthright. blood found on his clothes and mule harness. Sheriff Garner went to Duluth this morning for an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren F. Askew
Garthright
Duluth
Garner
Heis
Local Produce Specials Steady Bargains Offer Fresh Veg
Evaporated peaches 3 pounds for 25 cents and evaporated apples 2 pounds for 25 cents headline a list of canned fruit deals. String beans two quarts for 25 cents and new Irish potatoes sold by the quart. Bell peppers yellow squash ripe tomatoes and turning bunches priced at 10 cents.
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Arnold & Abney
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J. W. Griffin
Pih- Gan
University Chapel
J. J. Pittard
Gwinnet
Rob
Gina
Hickory
Thomason
Hawes
Raweon
Ab. Ginn
T. H. Sb. Po
Hutchens
Rawson
Erwin
Awtry
R. H. Sb
A. Smith
Ashe
DuBerry
Lindsey
Bibb
A Hutcheson
R. H. E. Georgia Oe
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