Grand Jury Presentments Highlight County Auditors Report
The Clarke Superior court fall term grand jury finished its work. The presentments include the county auditors report, detailing county affairs and recommendations. It calls for street railway transfer station at Court House corner and urges bills to fix city court judge and solicitor salaries by the people and grand jury.
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Clarke Superior Court
Messrs
M. J. Abney
W. P. Briggs
Crand
Street Railway Company
Court House
Childs Street
Prince Avenue
John W. Collier
County Board of Education
Grand Jury
President Cabaniss to attend Clarke county Boys Corn Club
Prominent agriculturists from Clarke and nearby counties will gather in Columbus at the State College of Agriculture Friday and Saturday for the Boys Corn Club contest. President Emmett Cabaniss of the Farmers' Educational and Cooperative Union of Georgia will be welcomed and speaks in support of practical education for farmer boys and a level playing field with other professions.
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Boys’ Corn Club
Clarke
State Colege of Agriculture
Emmett Cabaniss
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Unions of
Georgia
Expressions of thanks for support after sudden death
We thank the many friends who thoughtfully ministered to us in our recent hour of bereavement. The tender acts and sympathy are deeply appreciated as we mourn the loss of our loved one Mrs. Francis Jackson.
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Prancis Jackson
Up for Life Jarnigan Convicted of Murder
Lon Jarnigan, a Black man, was found guilty of murder for shooting his wife last February at the Lucy Cobb Institute home and was sentenced to life with mercy recommended. Attorneys will seek a new trial as others face larceny after trust charges involving State v Williams. Grand jury presentments were read and the term ended with civil cases slated for today.
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Lon Jarnigan
Lucy Cobb Institute
Vn Williams
Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation
Mitchells Cafe Opens Today
Mitchells cafe opens today in elegant quarters after finishing touches by painter and decorator. Located next to the fireman's hall on Jackson street and beside the nearby Palace Market, the new eatery offers top quality food, elegant service, and a dinner special of thirty five cents.
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Mitchell
Jackson Street
Palace Market
IMP The Dividing Bar and Wild Bill’s Defeat in Film Review
A contemporary film page surveys IMP The Dividing Bar as a political drama hinting at legislative misdeeds. It also highlights Wild Bill’s Defeat, a Western novelty noted for its distinct look at frontier life.
Georgia newspapers rally behind regular nominee in eighth district
The Augusta Herald and state papers condemn Thomas Watsons independent movement against Democrat W M Howard. The Herald clarifies Tribble’s contested nomination under county unit rules and asserts Howard's rightful place as the Democratic candidate. Editorial urges party unity and rebuke of Tribbles independent bid.
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Augusta Herald
Strong Hope Smith Organ
William M. Howard
Augusta
Howard
Tribble
Georgia
Thos. S. Watson
Demerats
the Herald
South
The
Herald
Joe Brown
Hoke Smith
W. M. Howard
Tribbie
Brown
Congress
Athens Prepares to Welcome State Auto Tour Delegation
A large automobiler caravan from across Georgia and beyond will pass through Athens with about seventy-five cars and many passengers en route to a state tour. Cities along the route host events to publicize Georgia’s advantages, including rallies for good roads and a Georgia barbecue as the group stops for a night in Athens. The Albany contingent will be the first batch to spend Sunday in town, while a Sigz group from Atlanta arrives Tuesday with thirty-five cars, including an Athens auto entry.
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Athens
of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
Greater Georgia Association
Boosters’ Brigade
Gia
Georgia
Sig Szroup
Atlanta
Savannah Car Missing From State Tour Schedule
Up to one o'clock this morning the Savannah Speedwell car entered by F. C. Mahoney had not arrived at the Georgian hotel for checks. It was due to travel from Savannah to Augusta on Monday and from Augusta to Athens yesterday with no word on its fate or delay.
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Savannah
F. C. Mahoney
Augusta
Athens
Just Nearing Manhood Roy Petty Dies After Long Illness
Roy Petty aged about twenty, son of a widowed mother Mrs N D Petty, died yesterday after a long illness. He leaves three sisters. Body to be taken to Conyers for sepulture services. Local ad note mentions Dill Pickers Fresh goods.
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Roy Petty
N. D. Petty
Conyers
Tender flower funeral for McCullough infant
The funeral and burial of Rose McCullough, fourteen months old, occurred yesterday at the home on Milledge Avenue with Rev. Dr. L. Troutman officiating. The family, newly settled in Athens after moving from Brunswick, received heartfelt sympathies from friends. Fresh oysters and various meats advertised at Mitchell's cafe on Jackson Street.
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Malcolm N. McCullough
Georgia Eleven to Meet Tennessee in Athens Saturday
The Georgia Red and Black faces the Tennessee Volunteers in a much anticipated clash at Herty field. Both teams bring strong form as they aim to assert dominance in the South with Cunningham's machine trusted to deliver a fierce, decisive game that could reshape regional rankings.
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University
Herty Field
South
Tennessee
Cunningham
Vanderbilt
Yale
Commodores
Volunteers
Central of Kentucky
Central
Sewanee Tigers
Tennesseee
Sewanee
Hertyfield
Georgia
Athens
Georgias
Enormous suits filed by Italians in Georgia case
Guido Serino and 21 other Italians sue Lookout Mountain Coal and Coke Co. and James W. English for 55 000 alleging English ordered Georgia troops to depose them illegally. They claim no violence, only unpaid wages after a refused shift, tying the action to the Durham mines incident and governor's raid on Italians.
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Atlanta
Guido Sersino
Lookout Mountain Coal and Coke Co
James W. English
Col. English
Georgia
Durham
Brown
Lindale Company
Italy
Phillies Win Again Nine to One in World Series
The Phillies beat the Cubs 9 1 in the world championship baseball series. Collins delivered a decisive screaming double for the lead in the third inning and the Cubs failed to recover. Stolen bases by Collins and multiple two base hits and double plays highlight the box score from this second game of the series.
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Phillies
Athletics
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Collins
Cubs
American Athletics
Windy City
Baker
Davis
Strank
Murphy
Tinker
Sheckard
Zimmerman
Chance
Thomas
Schulte
Zimm
Revered Athens minister shaken by paralysis stroke
Rev. T B Cooper a well known Athens veteran and beloved figure lies ill at his sister Mrs P H Mell home after a stroke Sunday. Elderly age over eighty and friends fear for his outcome as he remains in fragile condition with limited improvement. Cream Puffs advertisement notes Arnold Abney kitchen goods.
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T. B. Cooper
Athens
Hisister
P. H. Mell
Red Cherry Preserves and Heinz's Fresh Shipment
Brief sports score note cites Red Pre Coombs 5 bases on balls and Brown 4 while Coombs records 7. Contains fragmented phrases about preserves and a baseball context with Heinz mentioned.
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Heinz
Elem
Coombs
Brown
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Cabaniss
Farmers Unions’ of
Corn Club
UP For
Lou Jarnigan
Mitchell's
Arnold & Abney
Mitchell's Cafe
Jackson St
Georgia Eleven
Coal Company
Chicago
R.A. PO
A.B
Lord
A Murphy, Jr
SB. Thomas
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