Warrant Issued After Athens Child Abduction Case
Ruth Arnold, a traveling preacher, is under six month sentence for whipping a girl in Decatur. The Decatur Orphan’s Home case follows with officials removing the child from Arnold and placing her in a Georgia Methodist Conference home. A letter from Augusta commends authorities for protecting the child and calls for more guardianship. A warrant sworn out in Augusta targets Arnold, to be served if he contacts the girl again, with possible trial before Judge Cobb.
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Ruth Arnold
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Arnold
Decatur
Athens
Cobb
Tee
Foley
Redfoarn
Hamilton McWhorter
van Epps
Dr. Ridley
Atlanta
Depot decision on Athens depot and railroad concerns
The article reports on a commission debate about establishing a depot in Athens and related railroad issues. It notes the involvement of the Chamber of Commerce and the Railroad Commission and mentions expected actions, inspections, and the need for a proper depot allocation to satisfy local interests.
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Ciamier
Railroad Commission
Central of Georgia to Begin Thomas Street Improvements
Central of Georgia officials will start Belgian brick paving and track laying on Thomas street after rights-of-way were granted last year. Chief Engineer Lawrence informed Col. T J Shackelford that plans and bids are submitted and the contract will be awarded soon. The project aims to improve the area and pave the street before fall.
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Georgia
Thomas Street
Central of Georgia
Lawrence
Col
T. J. Shackelord
Georgia Loses to Tech Amid Umpire Hoffman Controversy
Georgia and Tech battled to a scoreless game until the sixth inning when umpire Hoffman ruled several plays against Georgia. Tech pushed ahead with four runs amid disputed calls, while Redfearn and Foley pitched solidly for Georgia before Foley relieved. Graves and Buchannan drove early hits for Tech as Georgia rallied in late innings but fell short.
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Tech
Georgia
Redfearn
Foley
Kia
Sanford
Redfoarn
Lafitte
Noron
University Plans Spur Track to New Building on Lumpkin
University officials reached a price agreement with Central of Georgia to lay a spur to Lumpkin Street for the new agricultural building. The spur will allow easy delivery of materials to the grounds with no drayage cost and a station named University Station may serve passenger trains nearby.
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Central of Georgia University
Georgia
Lumpkin Street
Cor .T. J. Shackelfort
University
Catholic Church Service at Ossas Faher Murphy in Athinta
Fragmentary church notice describes a Catholic service at Ossas Faher Murphy Athinta with a sermon on Christ. Baseball score and player stats appear as unrelated OCR text. Mentions of Foley Redfearn Lafitte and Knight indicate mixed content from a sports item alongside the church note.
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Faher Murphy
Athinta
Chris
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