In Memory of Cobb-Delaney Camp Commander J J C McMahan
Members of Cobb-Delaney camp United Confederate Veterans meet at city hall to honor late commander Capt J J C McMahan. New commander Capt J P Wilson presides as members praise his wartime fidelity and peacetime loyalty, adopting a unanimous resolution of respect.
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Cobb-Delaney Camp
United Confederate Veterans
J. J. C. McMahan
J. P. Wilson
Cobb-Delaney
J.J. C. McMahan
Confederate States
Johnston
Governor reviews cost of Georgia colonial records program
Governor Hoke Smith probes the expense of preparing Georgia colonial, Revolutionary and Confederate records with the aim of alerting the legislature if spending is excessive. The project began under Governor Candler and continued by Northen, with net state costs to date about 57,783 dollars after sales.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Allen D. Candler
W. M Northen
Jos. M. Brown
Maude Barker Cobb
Algo
London
England
Local obituary notice notes adopted ordered spread on mil ities
A brief notice credits J. H. Dozier and Geo H Palmer as commissioners and mentions adoption, orders, and a tribute to the deceased brother, with copy furnished to the family. The filing points to a formal familial provided arrangement.
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J. H. Dozier
Geo. H Palmer
Georgia Romps South Carolina 38 to 0 on Sanford Field
Georgia's 45 man squad defeated South Carolina 38 to 0 in a brisk season opener on Sanford Field. McWhorter Malone and Powell starred in a balanced attack as Georgia dominated both lines, with key plays from Maddox, Whitner and Tuck.
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Chas
E. Martin
Sanford Field
Georgia Legion
South Carolina
Georgia
Columbia Boys
Acberth
Sancken
Powell
Invaders
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McWhorter
Covington
South Carolina Warriors
Cunningham
Bob
Tuck
S.C
S. C
DeLaperriere
Whitner
Georgia Stars
Maddox
Peacock
Lucas
Parrish
Alabama
Harrell
Minnehan
C. Covington
DeLaper Wiere
Marshburn
Childs
Wood
Conklin
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Graydon
Metz
Finkley
Girardeau
Warrington
Woodrow
Knight
Paul
Perkins
Oglesby
Innis Brown
Cumming
Hatcher
Ketron
Results of Yesterday's Struggles on the Grid
Atlanta officials report Tech beat Howard 28 to 0 in Birmingham and Auburn defeated Mercer 29 to 0. Vanderbilt routed Maryville 46 to 0 while Sewanee beat Anderson 20 to 0. Other scores: Kentucky State 12 Morris Harvey 0. Florida 15 Citadel 3. Tennessee 27 Mooney 0. Virginia 31 Williams and Mary 0. VMI 5 Davidson 0. North Carolina 12 Wake Forest 3. Referee Innis Brown. attendance about 750.
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Atlanta
Tech
Howard
Birmingham
Kentucky State
Morris-Harvey
Florida
Citadel
Tennessee
Mooney
Virginia
Williams and Mary
V. M.I
Davidson
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Gordon
Tech Scrubs
Woodmen of the World Meeting Notice
Members of degree team will please meet promptly at 4 o'clock at Woodman Hall Clayton St. Geo. W. Mappin 1st Lieut.
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Woodman Hall
Clayton St
Geo. W. Mappin
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Mercer
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Vanderbilt
Maryville
Sewanee
Anderson
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