Prohibition Cases Placed on Federal Court Dock
Judge Samuel H. Sibley opens the November term with a criminal docket of 153 liquor law violations from Clarke and surrounding counties. Names include E. W. alias Jay Smith Lee Kinney Bo Jordan Press Dial and others. Three Harrison Narcotic Act cases also listed for trial. Civil cases assigned for Tuesday include Luther Smith James Henderson and others from multiple counties. trial预计两周内完成.
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Samuel H. Sibley
United States District Court
Veterons
Clarke
E. W. Alias
Jay Smith
Lee Kinney
Bo Jordan
Press Dial
Howard J
Willie Howard
Reuben Wijer
Annie Wilson
Carrie We
Luther Smith
James Henderson
Martin L. Rucker
John Ani
Elbert
P. Daniels
Clifford Blase Snow
Weyman Sorrells
We County
George Tanto
Greene County
Will Franklin
J. Hollytletdess Franklin
Josh Smith
Joe Adams
Madison
Godgrin
Hart
A Onoaeee Hart
Ab Hilsman
King
Sid” Hardy
Porter Williams
Newton
X Foster
Sem Foster
George Bell
P. P. Harper
Porter LI
Henry Pettigrew
W. G. Cornett
Cotton and white supervision yield debated by Lipscomb
Larry Gantt reports on Frank L. Lipscomb who experiments with calcium arsenate in cotton under white supervision arguing that colored tenants fail to apply the poison correctly, lowering yields. He notes strong wheat and small grain potential with heavy fertilization, citing Georgia yields and urging deep plowing and thorough land preparation.
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Frank L. Lipscomb
Bogart Road
Lipscomb
Flo
Darkey
Senate
Georgia
Tom Batley
al Maxeys
Banks County
Athens Rotary Plans Roadside Welcome Campaign
A large Athens Rotary Club meeting in the Georgia Hotel discussed a campaign to route tourists through Athens. Signs will be placed on major highways near Athens with the slogan Come through Athens inviting visitors to stop, enjoy city amenities, and be warmly welcomed. The club also announced city hall camping facilities and hotel accommodations for travelers. A new double quartet presented music, and J W Jarrell demonstrated telephone operations for the group.
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Athens
Mike Costa
John &. Talmadge, Jr
Cuyler Trussell
Rotary Club
City Hall
Rotarlangs
Hugh L. Hodgson
Euntice Stevens
Fred Orr
C. N. Walker
Jim White
Col. D. W. Ryther
M. S. Hodgson
Julian Rotarian
J. W. Jarrell
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Jarrell
Morton 8. Hodgson
Mrs Olive Berry Lee Dies in Newnan Sudden Death
Mrs Olive Berry Lee widow of Congressman Gordon Lee died in Newnan Georgia after a sudden attack while visiting a friend's home. She lived only a few minutes.
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Newnan
Olive Berry Lee
Gordon Lee
Lee
Banner-Herald offerings to assume unexpired subscriptions
Athens readers with paid in advance subscriptions to the Athens Daily News may transfer to the Athens Banner or Athens Herald at no cost. If already a Banner or Herald subscriber, a credit can extend the term to cover the News period. Offer is voluntary and limited to a few days. Contact the Banner-Herald circulation desk by phone 75.
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Athens Daily News
Athens Banner
Athens Herald
Banner
Herald
Albert Davison
Davison-Nicholson
News Company
Davison- Nicholson
Banner-Herald
Jurors Drawn for U S District Court Monday
A list of grand and traverse jurors drawn for the November term of the United States District Court to convene next Monday morning includes numerous residents from Athens Elbert Elberton Lavonia Royston Madison Madison Watkinsville and surrounding areas. The roster spans many towns with names such as Morgan Winder Epps Rice Mobley Burton Cason Payne Bacon and Drake among others. The text ends with a political aside noting Herbert Asquith commenting on England’s governance.
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United States District Court
Grand Jury
Andrew J. Morgan
Hosenton
Wm. Z. Hii
F. Phillips
Royston
Sam G. Swindle
Nicholson
Riverson
Stobert
Athens
Elbert W. Wier
Travis G. Tabor
Elberton
George H. Thornton
Jno
N. Goolsby
R. F. D. Carnesville
Leon Morris
Hartwell
T Pittard
Winterville
Tonj. J.tuck
Midleton
Robert F. Brooks
Lexington
That J. Stevens
Carlton
Columbus M. Thompson
Winder
Burke Betts
Hon. H. Nickersom
Paul J. Ridgway
Oscar A. Rainwater
Greensboro
Crawford F. Barnett
Madivon
Harvey Archer
Ben RB. Drake
Union Point
Robert Cheek
Bowersville
E. Corrie Maxwell
J. Ellis Groffeth
Colbert
Ernest Duke
Pendergresa
W. Jordan
Thos. C. Lilue
Commerce
Jax R. Norman
Farmington
Myer Stern
Adam V. Jenkins
Danielsville
T. Boswell
Grensboro
Wm. D. Barnett
Watkinsville
Luther M. Arnold
Statham
W. J. Bryant
Madison
Wille B. Asbury
Woodville
Chas
M. Gaston
Toccoa
Lucas E. Adams
Henry W. Menders
Murray Blanchard
Crawford
Thos. L. Thomason
Griff Meadow
Comer
Edward Bancroft
Lewellyn M. Brown
Georgia Auburn game sells 1600 tickets in Columbus
University athletic officials announce that sixteen hundred tickets have been sold to date for the Georgia Auburn game. Columbus reports many seats remain while passes continue to sell in large numbers. Railroads plan special trains, with anticipated higher traffic than last year.
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University
Columbus
Hofflin and Rountree
Beaboard
Central of Georgia
Southern Road Hout
Lula
Atlanta
Fire Chief and Fireman Graham Reconcile Comeback Planned
Differences over the suspension of Fireman Jeff Graham after a reported altercation with Chief George McDorman have been settled. The police and fire commission says the matter is resolved to the satisfaction of all parties, with Graham set to return and McDorman remaining as chief.
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Jeff Graham
George McDorman
Police and Fire Commission
MccDorman
Graham
Mrs Cliff Walker Won't Speak Here
Mrs Clifford M Walker of Monroe was to address the Athens Parent-Teachers Association meeting but canceled the engagement due to being JIL and the address was postponed. Efforts will be made for Mrs Walker to speak at a future date, says Athens PTA president Mrs BE Hudson.
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Clifford M. Walker
Monroe
Athens
Parent-Teachers — Association
Walker
Mra
B. Hudson
Atheny Association
Freight loading hits two year high in rail service data
Washington reports show rapid improvement in general business life as the American Railway Association cites record freight loading for revenue, with 1,003,759 cars in the week of October 21, the Breategton record, and 596,392 cars loaded in merchandise and miscellaneous freight. The week rose 7,294 cars from late September and exceeded the prior year by 26,554 cars, signaling strong business conditions.
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Washington
American Railway Association
Mirrors on trucks sought for safer U S roads
Safety drive seeks universal use of mirrors on trucks and rear lights on horse drawn vehicles to improve road safety for motorists. Thirteen states already require mirrors on trucks and only a few states mandate other equipment.
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United States
Minister Padrick Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Gay Rev Elliott Padrick, a youthful Methodist preacher, was found guilty of murder in the first degree in the death of his mother-in-law Mrs Mamie Lou Dixon. He received a life sentence after a deliberation of about thirteen hours. He declared I will not appeal as he was led from the courtroom. Attorneys urged a verdict of guilty with mercy recommendations but asked no harsher outcome.
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Statesboro
Elliott Padrick
M. B. Dixon
Padrick
Eliott Padrick
Willie Mae Padrick
Mamie Lou Dixon
G. B. Park
Prize Winners In Peace Contest Announced
At the recent fair the prize winners of the coffee beans guessing contest were Miss Corry Fowler who nearly matched the count, Miss Lillian Shebee in second place, and Mrs. G. T. Tolbert in third. Prizes are coffee packages from Scott Tea and Coffee Co. Winners should call at the Combination Store on Clayton street where Mr. Scott demonstrates his coffees.
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Corry Fowler
Lillian Shebee
G. T. Tolbert
Scott Tea and Coffee Co
Clayton Street
Scott
America
Lady Jewell Lays Another Egg at Puyallup Trial
Lady Jewell the champion egg layer of the nation laid 335 eggs during the year's test at the Western Washington Experiment Station in Puyallup, surpassing the prior 324 egg California record. Owned by Hi. M. Leathers of Woodland Clarke county, the white leghorn is valued at $2,000 and was evaluated by Station Superintendent Linklater.
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Tacoma
Lady Jewell
Western Washington
Puyallup
Linklater
California
Hi. M. Leathers
Woodland
Clarke County
Athenians Urged To Vote For New County Next Week
Clarke county residents are urged to support the creation of Peach county in the upcoming general election. Russell Edwards and Louis Brown visited Athens on Wednesday to explain the case for the constitutional amendment. Edwards is Jere M. Pound’s son-in-law and Brown is an alumni of the University of Georgia. The note mentions the Grand Falls of Labrador at 2000 feet, compared to Niagara Falls at 164 feet.
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Clarke County
Peach” County
Russell Edwards
Louis Brown
Fort Valley
Athens
Edwards
Brown
Jere M. Pound
Onmal School
University of Georgia
Grand Falls
Labrador
Niagara
Athens Fire Doused Colbert Warehouse Blaze
A Colbert warehouse owned by J. E. Griffeth, uninsured and valued near $5,000, burned late Wednesday afternoon. Athens firemen arrived from twelve miles away within 30 minutes to halt the blaze before four adjoining structures, including gin houses, were damaged. The iron clad building contained cotton seed and was effectively saved. origin remains unknown. The Athens company was away about three hours.
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Athens
Colbert
J. E. Griffeth
Colbert Tle
Sutton
Poison Cake Mystery Stuns Devon Expert Accountant Family
Police and postal inspectors hunt suspects behind a mailed poison cake that killed W. W. Sterrett of Devon and sickened his wife. Mrs Sterrett remains in danger but improving after Bryn Mawr Hospital care. Detective work focuses on the typewriter used to address the deadly delivery.
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Dlves
W. W. Sterrett
Devon
Sterrett
Legion Post Opens Club Rooms at Holman Building
Allen R. Fleming Jr of the American Legion post announces opening of reading and club rooms on the 205-206 Holman building. Frank O. Miller, adjutant, urges Legion members to use the facilities and notes a letter was sent to members about the open rooms and polleti referendum.
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Holman
Allen R. Fleming, Jr
The
American Legion
Frank O. Miller
Legion
Seaboard Carrying Many to Columbus for Georgia Game
Indications point to one of the largest crowds ever leaving Athens at 6 30 am Saturday for Columbus. Seaboard reports over 200 inquiries and reservations to date for the train with many additional travelers via Friday. Officials expect three trains or more plus Athens students attending the Georgia game in Atlanta aboard Seaboard special cars to Columbus.
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Athens
Columbus
Beaboard
PSI
Algo
Inlanta
River City
Seaboard
Gecrui Hame
Atlanta
Theo
Focthu
Railroad Employee Severely Beaten in Street Fight
A. B. Short, a railroad worker, was severely wounded Wednesday when Seab, a white man, struck him with a blackjack. Both men were charged after the altercation at a soft drink shop on the street run by Paterson. Short’s injuries led to him being taken to the police station.
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A. B. Short
Seab
Cable Service Resumed By W U Telegraph Office
Announcement notes Western Union Telegraph Office resumes cable service after interruption. Cable letters may be filed at any time and are accepted as ready. The notice outlines ongoing operations and guidance for customers during the resumed service period.
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Lee Ts W. U. Telegraph
Western Union
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Herbert Asquith
England
Athens Rotary Club
Kiwanis
Cliff Walker
Jewell
Athens Company
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Legion Post
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