Athens Grand Jury Indicts All Near Beer Dealers
The Clarkes Superior Court and city court faced a full slate as the grand jury indicted every near beer dealer in Athens yesterday. Wholesale and retail outlets, including Petropol Forbes Rhodes Warehouse and several retailers, were named with $400 per license noted. Old cases carry over as prior indictments await trial, while the solicitor general ready to push proceedings and seek strict enforcement of the state prohibition law.
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Athens
Clarkes
City Court
Superior Court
Petropol & Forchus
Rhodes Warehouse Co
Johnson
Petropol & Forbes
Asbury Childers
Pete Petropol
L. Cutler
Max Pilatau
McLain & Parr
J. H. Becker and Parr
Mike Petropol
Welton Rowland
Wright & Hunter
Railera
Grand Jury
John Barch
J. H. Emerick
Jim Forbus
M. R Huff
J. W. Autman
P. Johnson
J. F Rhodes, Sr
Welter Rowland
Parr
Becker
McLain
Astury Children
Petropol
G. W. Burea
W. P. Mekhenrh
Solicitor General
Forsyth County Seeks Road Expert Visit
Ordinary W J Tidwell of Forsyth County requests road expert Searcy Slack from the University to visit Cumming for several days. Slack to advise on road location and relocation, work character, and best road making materials. The effort follows notifications from local Georgia residents and the ordinary has extended the services. Slack leaves today for Cumming to be away for several days.
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W. J. Tidwell
Forsyth
Cumming
University
Searcy Slack
Georgia Boys
Good Roads Department
Slack
Crmming
Georgia Fire Prevention Society Inspection Effort
The Georgia Fire Prevention Society plans inspections of city buildings public structures and residences to canvass safety compliance. Officials will survey existing structures to identify fire hazards and ensure adherence to codes.
Prof Jarnegan Judging Livestock at Georgia State Fair
Prof Milton P Jargenan of the State College of Agriculture animal husbandry department spends today and tomorrow in Macon at the Georgia State Fair where he is selected to judge live stock including horses mules beef and dairy cattle and hogs. He plans a later trip to the Middle West to buy a cash load of Perdseron mares and stallions for a Tatnall county livestock association.
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Milton P. Jargenan
Department of Animal Husbandry
State College of Agriculture
Macon
Middle West
Tatnall County
Athens High Downs Georgia Freshmen
Athens High School defeated the University of Georgia freshmen 18 to 6 in a fast game. The Athens squad showed marked improvement and will travel Friday to face the Academy of Richmond County in Augusta. Coach Anderson received great credit for the team’s performance this season.
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S. B.C
Athens
Freshhen
University of ‘Ieor Bia i
Richmond
Augusta
Anderson
Trials of Married Life at Majestic Tonight
The Majestic offers Trials of Married Life with two hen pecked husbands seeking revenge and a mix of vocal and instrumental numbers. Matinee at 4 15 and evening shows 8 to 10 45 with a strong chorus. Next week features Broadway Beauties. Also mentions crackdown on serving beverages.
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the Majestic
Fire prevention society inspects Athens buildings tonight
The Georgia Fire Prevention Society conducts a one day inspection of Athens buildings with expert teams from Atlanta and Macon. Tonight at 8 o clock a public meeting at the city hall will present findings and safety recommendations to the mayor council fire chief and business owners.
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Athens
State Society
Clarence Ruse
Atlanta
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H. Hirsch
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Hamilton Yancey
Walton Griffith
C. W. Pillips
T. H. Brooks
Hugh T. Powell
Holt T. Calloway
Macon
Georgia
Taft
Chamber of Commerce
Old Southern Mutual
The
Columbia
Moore Case Distinguishes Attorneys and Witnesses for Trial
District court selects a panel of distinguished attorneys and witnesses to appear by remote means for the upcoming trial. The move aims to expedite proceedings while ensuring all parties can participate from separate locations.
Five Indictments Hearing Opens in Clarke Superior Court
One larceny after trust case against J C Moore alias J W Lindsey will be heard today in Clarke superior court after a dispute over which bill to try first. Prominent defense and insurance witnesses planned, with insurance representatives present. Other business included divorce grants for Mrs Ora Hart Avery and Mrs Alvie Stinchcomb, guilty plea for burglary related to Bridges Store theft, and various acquittals and pleas in auto theft and larceny cases. Ida Jones pleaded guilty to part of a $53 theft from George Crane’s house, with $5 untraced and a $150 sentence or twelve months.
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J. W. Lindsey
Clarke Superior Court
Ora Hart Avery
Avery
Alvie Stinchcomb
F. F. Morris
Madison County
Henry White
Jack Holmes
Luther Teasley
W. D. Beacham
Ida Jones
George Crane
Primary date eyed for Clarke county city officials
Clarke county Democratic leaders plan a primary likely November 22 or 23. Chairman H C Irwin calls a meeting Saturday at 5 PM to set the date and address other matters. City committee members listed by ward include H C Erwin, B E Fortson, E S Price, A G Dudley, F K Freeman, Vincent Mathews, John White Morton, Chas H Phinizy, Arthur Flatau, Joe Deadwyler.
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H.C. Irwin
Clarke County
Democratic Executive Committee
H. C. Erwin
B. E. Fortson
First Ward
E. S. Price
A. G. Dudley
F. K. Freeman
Vincent Mathews
John White Morton
Chas. H. Phinizy
Arthur Flatau
Joe Deadwyler
City Tax Deadlines And Delinquent Costs Warned
Yesterday many taxpayers paid the last installment of city taxes. Books stay open until month end, after which fines will be issued and execution costs added to each delinquent. Pay now to avoid finas.
Georgia to Face Dr Little Virginia Next Saturday
Eminent Y M G A social worker from Louisville spoke to college men in the university chapel at the first meeting of the season.
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Georgia
DR. Little Virginia
Eminent Y. MG. A. Social, Worker OF Louisville
Georgia College Men Attend Five Day Y M C A Conference
Georgia college students gather for a five day Y M C A conference with speakers Dr John Little from Louisville and Dr Weatherford of New York discussing social service, missions, and conditions of the Negro uplift in the state. The program includes daily classes, evenings of talks, and a closing mass meeting in Athens chapel.
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University of Georgia
College Young Men's Christian Association of Georgia
John Little
Louisville
Athens
Mercer
The
Baptist College
Jossey's Fresh Eatables Ad
Fresh Tender Beans Fresh Green Butter Beans Fresh Tender Okra Fresh Tender Corn Large Bell Peppers Few Ripe Tomatoes Large Maryland Irish Potatoes Pumpkin Yam Potatoes Fresh country Eggs Fine Fat Fries Large Fat Hens Fine Mountain Apples Phone you orders early to 1175.
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Maryland
Grand Jury to Report on Sunday Closing Matter
The grand jury near term ends this afternoon after reviewing Sunday closing issues and examining merchants who kept stands open Sundays. They found little evidence to indict operators of gaming houses or those with card or dice games. The jury declined to indict one investigated merchant and plans strong resolutions on Sunday business.
Prayer Opens Grand Jury Sessions With Rotating Leader
The grand jury meets daily with devotional services to begin each session. A different member leads the prayer every morning, a practice said to be unlikely for so many jurors to repeat. The jury aims to complete its work by night, with twenty three men involved.
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Grand Jury
Remarkable Rain Coat Sale At Epting Co Athens
The Jay H. Epting Co. sold all but 67 of 274 rain coats yesterday in Athens with no rain. A line formed before opening and shoppers moved in for an hour. Coats priced at 99 cents, originally up to four dollars, with 67 coats remaining to be sold at nine o clock this morning to the first takers.
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Athens
Jay H. Epting Co
Broad Street
Tailored Suits Offered at Unbeatable Prices
fall weather preludes a price drop with a single store on Broad Street offering suits valued from 25 to 35 dollars at two cannot-be-duplicated prices 14 85 and 9 95, promising perfect fit for any style.
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JAY H. Epting CO
Broad Street
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