Nunnally Withdraws From Georgia Governor Race
Dr G A Nunnally a Baptist minister from Newnan withdraws from the gubernatorial race and endorses Judge Richard Russell. He cites the state Democratic committee’s plurality rule and refusal to prorate delegates as undemocratic, thanking supporters from across the state.
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Dick Russell
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Campaign addresses and court case dominate Georgia page
The Superior court spent yesterday on the Chandler versus Mutual Life Insurance case as testimony continued. G A Nunnally urges support for Judge Russell, claiming a clean government free from rings and race prejudice, while praising the policy principles and urging continued campaign unity.
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Russell
Rape charge arrests farmer near Epps bridge
Will Hawkins a 32 year old colored farmer was arrested near Epps bridge and jailed in Athens on a warrant sworn by the mother of a 15 year old girl Lester alleging a recent assault on a negro girl on a nearby farm. Hawkins denies the charge and awaits committal trial or Clarke Superior court.
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Will Hawkins
Epps’ Bridge
Athens
Lester
Hawkins
Hawking
Clarke Superior Court
Lucy Cobb Commencement Week Program Enclosed
Lucy Cobb Institute announces a formal commencement week with events from Friday to Tuesday. The program includes a Tempest production, Dickens scenes, a music recital, a baccalaureate sermon by Stev Junius W. Millard, vespers, alumnae meeting, annual concert, class night, diploma delivery by Mrs Lipscomb, and a senior reception at Lucy Cobb parlors.
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Carolyn Cobb
Dickens
Pickwick Papers
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Junius W. Millard
Atlanta
Margaret Hall
M. A. Lipscomb
Lucy Cobb
Cumberland Meets Georgia In Three Exciting Games
Cumberland travels to face Georgia in a three game series Monday Tuesday and Wednesday at four oclock each day. Cumberland aims to rebound after scholarship removals while Georgia stays in good form. Admission is one dollar for all three games, seventy five cents for two games and fifty cents for a single game.
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Georgia
Erwin
Brown
Franklin
McDonald
Stouch
Georgia Tech South Championship Game Special Train
Special train via Seaboard leaves Athens at 7 20 and returns from Atlanta at 7 30 p m. Fare is 1 50 for a round trip. Georgia supporters urged to attend the southern championship game in Atlanta tomorrow. Catholic Mass and sermon by Father Rapier in Atlanta Sunday at 10 a m. Sawdust for sale at Lyndon s.
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Atlanta
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Tech
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Athens
Father Rapier
Daughters of the Confederacy Fund Scholarships at State Normal
Chapters across Georgia fund scholarships for descendants of Confederate soldiers at the State Normal School. Savannah Macon and Ft Valley chapters report current and upcoming scholars. President Branson highlights need and a moving story of a granddaughter saving to pay for education as a model for support. Commencement plans include Rev. John B. Robbins sermon and Prof. E. A. Pound address.
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State Normal School
Winnie Davis
Savannah
Macon
Ft. Valley
Branson
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the Daughters of the Confederacy
State Normal
John B. Robbins
Augusta
E. A. Pound
Waycross
Rev Stone to Preach Sunday to Odd Fellows at White Hall
The Rev George E Stone will deliver a sermon Sunday at eleven o clock to members of I M Kenney Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows at White Hall. A good turnout from nearby communities is expected for the occasion.
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George E. Stone
I. M. Kenney Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
White Hall
Shiable Young Divine
Georgia to Play Tech In Weekend Baseball Series
Georgia's crack team travels to Atlanta for two games with Tech. An exhibition today and a state championship tomorrow. Fielder will pitch today as Sullivan remains strong though wary of fielding. Lafitte of Tech will face Sullivan in a big pitching duel.
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Atlanta
Tech
Sullivan
Lafitte
Military Drill Advances At University Of Georgia
The University of Georgia military department under Maj. Kimbrough has expanded training with two new cannons and a wall scaling drill. Students prepare for Grand Military Day with a prize drill and grand review the Saturday before commencement week.
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Kimbrough
Baseball Scores From Southeast Ballparks
At Memphis Memphis R18 H21 E3 Birmingham R3 H12 E2 L Clark Owens H Clark Sallee Matthews. At Little Rock Little Rock R1 H4 E4 Atlanta R3 H6 E4 Newland Anderson Hughes Archer. At New Orleans New Orleans R4 A7 E0 Nashville R3H11 E4 Phillips Stratton Sorrell Kahlhoff. At Shreveport Shreveport RiH4E0 Montgomery ROH7TE1 Lee Graffius Malarky Hausen McAlees.
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Matthews
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Archer
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Shreveport
Seed Free Seed Distribution for State Fair Exhibits
Clarke County Farmers Club offers a free seed collection for exhibition at the Georgia state fair in Atlanta this fall. The seeds listed include corn varieties, beans, squashes, pumpkins, sorghums, millets, peanuts, artichokes, Jerusalem artichoke, and sunflowers, available through Prof. Johnson at the campus agricultural hall. The note also reports the Georgia Episcopal Diocese session in Columbus deciding to create two dioceses with Georgia as the southern see. The southern diocese will keep the name Georgia. the northern diocese awaits naming, with Bishop Nelson expected to choose between them. Athens delegates at the convention included Rev. Troy Beatty and several others.
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Clarke County Farmers’ Club
Atlanta
Prof. Johnson
Nelson
Athens
Troy Beatty
J. E. Talmadge, Jr
J. N. T. McPherson
J. ¥. Talmadge
Rosa Woodberry
Ruby Harbin
Nell Mc Dorman
Freight car plunges into river from Seaboard bridge
Yesterday morning a meat loaded freight car plunged eighty feet from the Seaboard bridge over the Oconee into the river. The car broke apart, part of it remaining on the bank while the rest lay submerged. A local auction was announced as authorities investigated the wreck.
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Oconee
Walker Warren Cage Case Reversed Penalty Reduced
The Walker Warren Cage case drew wide attention in Athens and Oconee County after a mayor sentenced him to thirteen days on the street for a third drunken offense. The council overturned the street sentence and imposed a fine of twenty five dollars.
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Oconee County
Brooks v Camak in the City Court proceedings
City court session opened with Judge Howell Cobb presiding over the Brooks versus Camak case. Plaintiff lawyer H. C. Peeples of Atlanta argued over sale of Athens Manufacturing Co stock while Col. H. Co. Erwin of the city defended the defendant.
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Athens Manufacturing Co
H. C. Peeples
Atlanta
Col. H. Co. Erwin
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