North Georgia Conference Saddle Athens District Appointments
The article reports the North Georgia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South reading appointive orders for the Athens district. It notes changes including Athens First, Oconee Street, and Young Harris Memorial churches receiving pastors and mentions the return of Rev. Sear to Athens and the long service and reputation of the incoming pastor.
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Gritin
Georgia
Methediet -Epiecopel Church
Athens
Wiggins
Firstelie
R. Belk
Oconee Street
Booch W. Jones
Pares Young Hurria
J.B. Askew
Bish
Supreme Court Deliberates on Adamson Eight-Hour Case Transcript
The Supreme Court today received the transcript in the Missouri Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad case to test the constitutionality of the Adamson eight hour lay. The Department of Justice was not asked for instruction on docketing the case immediately or withholding it by the clerk of the Supreme Court. Next penalties.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad
Adamson
Beenn Court
Astra
Accident and Liability Company
M. F.watson
Ed Hale
Mesers
Mesers, ‘Watson and
Hale
College Farm
Aetna’ Company
Watsonates Morecover
Thacane
Hughes and Hale Million Costs Amid Campaign Spending
Washington report details large expenditures in the Republican campaign. The document notes costs totaling millions from two directors and lists specific spending categories and amounts, reflecting national party fundraising and outreach efforts.
Thanksgiving Specials and Church Leadership in Athens and LaGrange
Thanksgiving specials are listed and Rev. S. P. Wigg is praised for superb district leadership in Athens. Mr. Scoville moves to Commerce, Mr. Bears succeeds him at Young Harris, and Dr. Belk is set to meet a new congregation at the First Church. LaGrange chosen as next North Georgia Conference meeting site.
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Athens
Giatrich
Bundsy School
Lfe
Scoville
Harris
LaGrange
North Georgia
Waa
Bankers Warned Villa Proceeding North In Control Of Chihuahua
Washington warns American bankers to avoid locking up Florida funds by buying foreign government bills. The notice follows J. P. Morgan & Co plans for British bills backed by gold in Ottawa and 90 day renewals. Reports say Villa moves north toward Juarez as Carranza officials relay alerts through General Trevino.
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North
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Board Today
J. P. Morgan & Co
Ottawa
Sy Associated Press
Paso
Teras
Enya Vite
Ubthuabua City
Geidral
Trevino
Trevina
Mur
Jee
Chihuahui
Suas
Ofinaga
Carranza
Villa
Garateon
Slie
Juarez
Justos
Prominent Lawyer Denny to Speak at Athens Elks Memorial
Hon Denny, noted Rome lawyer and statesman, will address the Athens Elks memorial service Sunday afternoon at their home. He is renowned as a forceful speaker. the Elks, led by their president, anticipate a stirring address for the occasion.
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Hom R. A. Deony
Patesman
Rome
Athens
Elka
Denny
Eiki
Thia
Christmas charity sale drives antifitment drive
An old advertisement touts a Christmas season fundraiser to support antitobacco work, promising funds for a national campaign and listing Arnold & Abney in Athens as a supplier of groceries and oysters. The copy mentions various foods and Thanksgiving orders and claims unique sealshipt oysters and fresh produce.
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Ifphentes
Athena
Christomit
Coatan
McGregors
Rest Room
Norfolk
Athens I
ARNOLD&_ ABNEY
Arnold &Abney
Sunday law enforcement clamps Athens’s shops tight
Athens reports a rigid Sunday law crackdown with all drug stores briefly open only to dispense prescriptions. No tobacco cigars drinks or ice cream were allowed and gas stations closed. Judge West led strict municipal enforcement with police cooperation planned to continue even tighter.
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Athens
Atlanta
Judge West
Watson on Trial for Third Time in Federal Case
Jury chosen in Augusta area for trial of Thomas E Watson publisher and author. Postmaster at Thomson testifies to mailings of magazines tied to charges. Third trial follows previous indictments tied to attacks on Catholic church and political activities.
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Watson
TRIAD
Nocturer
Augusta
Richmond
Hj. Warthen
John C. English
J. A. B. Martin
J. V. Ble ‘Phens
M. Daniels
J.J. Lyle
F. G. Grorey
Q. Went
Thomson
Thomas E+ Watson
Tes
Rorya ‘Catholic Church
Priltiant
Georgia Bar
Frat Rist
AFC
Britain Refuses Safe Conduct for Austrian Ambassador
Washington reports Britain will not grant safe conduct to Count Tarnowski new Austro-Hungarian ambassador, likely sparking further Entente tensions. State Department had not issued formal consent, awaiting clearer precedents as the matter draws cautious scrutiny from the United States.
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Britain
United ‘States
Associated Press
Washington
Baixiend
Great‘Britain
Dod Studell
England
State Department
Officer Cleared in Simmons Killing Trial
Town Marshal Rey Johnson was cleared of murder charges in the killing of Simmons. A preliminary trial drew 300 plus spectators with judges and lawyers from Athengy Hart Danielsville Lexington and Danfernville presenting for both sides. The defense closed with attorney Moseley delivering the final argument.
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Simmons
Bosctal
Cémare Os
Rey Johnwon
Senate
Cee
Co Thomas
Jodgy Moseley
Romanian capital threatened as Teutons press advance
The Alexandria seizure marked a German push toward Bucharest with Teutonic forces crossing the Topolog river and nearing the Romanian capital. In other fronts, monastic advances and Allied setbacks are reported as the war widens across Europe.
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Associated Press
Entira
Alt River
Romania
Danube
Teutonic
Allen
Bucharest
Topolog
Alexandria
Millea Ddu
Buchareat
van Mackéneen
F. Monastir
Enténto
Borti
Cartia
Antriang
France
London
Local grocery ads and court notes mixed in fragmentary clipping
A damaged OCR fragment lists Arnold & Abney groceries and King Hodgsom items with Thanksgiving notes while a court report mentions self defense in a shooting case involving Simmons and a crowd. The text shows pricing lines for nuts produce and canned goods alongside legal commentary about the court’s judgment.
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Omer
Simmons
Fate of Overton Now in Hands of Jury
In Hantaville Ale on November 37 the fate of David B Overton, charged with murdering former Probate Judge W. T. Lawlers, rests with the jury tonight. Judge B M Ger delivered the charge and defense counsel included Judge B Allen of Girmingy ham.
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Hantaville
Ale
David B Overton
W. T. Lawlers
B. M
Fritz
Thompson
Wille
B. Allen
Girmingyham
Foot and mouth disease suspected in Kangag city
Federal experts say determination will take several days on reports of foot and mouth disease in cattle in Kangag city. The notice appears in a cluttered telegraph-style clipping with multiple names and advertisements interleaved.
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Kangag City
Associstad Press
Washington
Kansas City
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