Murder Charge In Clarke Court Monday
Briggs Carson reports from Clarke County where George O’Kelly of Winterville, a notable farmer and judge of modern methods, discusses crop prospects, pests, and costs. He warns against over spraying and details the economic strain on cotton and corn, urging alliance with Southern Cotton Association to aid growers.
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Briggs Carson
Reed
Clarke Court
Larry Gantt
George O'Kelly
Clarke County
Hib
Winterville
O'Kelly
Atlanta Fir
Pig Club
Mr. O'Kelly
Mn O'Kelly
Young Tifton Man Showered With Congratulations
A Tifton man receives congratulations as the verdict is read after an accidental shooting incident involving a Carson pistol. Police say the shooting was unintentional and the case proceeds with standard procedure.
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Tifton
Not Guilty in Clarke County Murder Trial
Briggs Carson Jr. was acquitted of murder in Clarke Superior Court after a quick trial lasting hours. The defense argued the shooting occurred accidentally when the pistol discharged as he jumped from a moving truck. The jury foreman read the verdict amid cheers from friends, and Carson departed with family.
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Briggs Carson, Jr
Bennie Lee White
Caravi
Girson
Clarke Superior Court
Blanton Fortion
Quilty
Carson
Gomase
Mro Carson
Athens
York Tifton
Clarke County
Young
Thomas J. Shackelford
Shackelford
R. D. Smith
Tifton
W. C. Dean
Abit Nix
Fottson
Swas
J. W. Smith
Georgia Auburn grid classic ticketing chaos at Columbus
Special to Banner-Herald reports Swat sale for the Georgia Auburn grid classic in Columbus caused a rush with 5,000 seats available out of a 21,000 capacity. Woodruff and Foley, in charge of seating, noted tens of thousands could attend with standing room added after capacity was increased.
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Banner-Herald
Golumbus
Walt
Kia
Woodruff
Charles Foley
Georgia Alutini
Tiger
Michigan Student Shoots Watchman After Football Game
J MICH student Theodore Relsaing of Grand Rapids Mich was shot at Carey Ohio after an argument with village night watchman Andre Greer as students returned from the Ohio State Michigan game. The gun discharged accidentally when Greer attempted to strike Reissing with the butt. The wound was not dangerous. he was placed on a train to Ann Arbor after extraction of the bullet.
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Findley
Ohio
Theodore Relsaing
Grand Rapids
Mich
University of Michigan
Carey
Here
Andre Greer
Columbus
Greer
Reissing
Dan Worong
Ann Arbor
Kent A. Hill Seeks Re Election As Alderman
Kent A. Hill announces candidacy for re election to the city council. He notes one term served and seeks endorsement while praising his record and service to the city. Friends pledge active loyal support in the race for re election.
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Ward
Mathews Plans Alderman Run From Fifth Ward
Vincent Mathews, a well known traveling man who has represented the Second ward on the council, announces his bid for alderman of the Fifth ward. The article says his experience and native ability will aid the ward in the coming term and he seeks to serve the people there.
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Kelly
O'Kelly
Farmera
Women Synodical of Georgia Opens Annual Meeting
The Woman's Synodical of Georgia opened its annual convention at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. William Huck of Atlanta and Rev. J. B. Ficklin of Decatur delivering opening addresses. Mrs. W. A. Turner Jr. offered greetings and responses, with sessions scheduled through Tuesday featuring numerous attendees from Atlanta Augusta Newnan and other cities.
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Woman's Synodical of Georgia
First Presbyterian Church
Wm. Huck
Atlanta
J. B. Ficklin
Decatur
W. A. Turner, Jr
D. L. Cleckler
Menlo
J. 8. Thompson
Heston
Whitman
Stanhope Erwin
Clarkesville
J. C. Turner
Jefferson
C. F. Crawford
Miltedgeville
H. M. Sydenstreikler
Agnes Scott College
Ming Sarah Lee Vinson
Richmond
Mra
A. D. Deadwyler
Commerce
Odum
Bay Ons
Nancy Wh
Walter Forbes Jr Elected VP in North Georgia Conference
Walter Forbes Jr was elected vice president of the North Georgia Older Boys Conferences at the Gainesville meeting which closed Sunday. Cousins Forbes Jr and George Urpe of Atlanta were noted as holding the first and second highest offices. Jake Butler and Warner Jones from Athens held top posts previously.
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Athens
North Georgia
Walter Forbes, Jr
Gainesville
George ~Urpe
Atlanta
Jary W. T. Forbes
Jake “Butler
Warner Jones
Woman Charged With Killing Husband And Stenographer
PHILADELPHIA Pa Mrs Katherine Rosier a former modiste s model faces a murder charge for killing her husband Oscar Rosier an advertising man and on trial accused of shooting to death her stenographer Mildred Geraldine Reckitt at the same time both sides seek to speed the case with the assistant district attorney Maurice J Speier expected to finish the commonwealth s brief by Wednesday and the defense to begin not later than that morning
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Philadelphia
Katherine Rosier
Oscar Rosier
Mildred Geraldine Reckitt
Maurice J. Speier
Commonwealth
Committees Meet This Afternoon at University Campus
The Educational Committee of the local Woman's Club meets with the Christmas Seal Trade Committee in Dr Edwards’s Peabody Hall office on the University Campus this afternoon at 4:30. Dr Faulkner of Atlanta will address the gathering as the Community Council of the area shows strong interest.
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Woman’s Club
A. $. Edwards
Peabody Hall
University
Faulkner
Atlanta
Vic
Clarke County Fair Showcases Nut Family Exhibit and Rural Life
Clarke CountyFair highlights include the Nut Family as a key exhibit and a miniature school plant titled the Future Hinton Brown. Teachers and Women's Community Clubs present farm life as attractive and educational, with nine schools and clubs including Lampkin's Academy Winterville Hin ton Brown and Oconee Heights contributing displays.
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Hinton-Brown
Dan Magill
Clarke County
America
Washington
Delaware
Hudson
Waterloo
Moses
Roy Sho
Georgia
Bulding
Lampkin’s Academy
Winterville
Owl
Ae Cts
Rae Sar
Geor
Tolbert
Pyrnell
Bell
W. H. al
Ham Aey
I. H. Vaughn
Bishop, Jr
Irs
Andrew Bonar Law New English Prime Minister
Announcement of a new British cabinet may slip to Thursday as Unionist leaders meet. The gathering at Hertford discussed Ben ar Law's premiership, with many peers and politicians present but no firm policy defined.
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Andrew Bonar Law
Proclaimed Greek Revolution Backed by Athens Mass Rally
In Athens a mass meeting in Place de la Constitution hailed the Greek revolution as planes dropped bulletins. Colonel Plastiras accused disgraced former premiers and loyalists of treason while demanding abdication of Constantine, who cannot reclaim the throne. The event, staged by public bodies, urged acceptance of the new revolutionary authorities.
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Athens
Associated Press
Place de la Constitution
Revolutionary Committee
Plastiras
Iticizea
Minor
Constantine
Greece
Dr Loughridge Confined With Blood Poison In Athens
Athens dentist Dr L D Loughridge is confined to his home with a serious blood infection from an infected finger sustained several weeks ago. The condition is described as critical but stationary by local physicians.
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L. D. Loughridge
Athens
Opening of Clarke County Fair Amid Rain and Festive Noise
Rain pelted the Miller Brothers carnival as tents went up and crowds pressed to the midway for Clarke County Fair’s opening. Mayor George C. Thomas praised exhibits and predicted a bigger fair next year while the Univer sity of Georgia band played and officials lauded local schools and volunteers.
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Miller Brothers Carnival
Clarke
Hugh W. White
W. Carroll
Frank Alden
Frank C. Miller
Henry Hf
West
Jennie Mae Wood Bry
Jones Purcell
Ais
George C. Thomas
Fife
Unternity of
Georgia
Han Gaxers
Conert
Fair Association
Thomas
Clarke County
Tia
Ooth
Fohr
Washington Street
Hull
Clayton’ Street
Doster
Tiger of France May Speak in Athens on U S Trip
A movement seeks to have the New York Council on Foreign Relations arrange a visit by the famed French statesman. Athens is targeted in his itinerary with a telegram to the committee. He plans to speak in Washington and deliver a speech there.
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France
Athens
U.S
Georges Clemenceau
University of Georgia
United States
Council of Foreign Relations of
New York
Frecman
The
Statesman
Cotaute Front
Washbughone
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J. Mich
Kent A. Hill
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Siveteenth
W. M. Rowland
C. H. Newton
John A. Craig
M Hunroe, Jr
W. A Rnér
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E Good
B. A. Hooks
J. N. Moore
E. L. Hill
J. Audley Morton
Towaday
Dave
Boys Conference
London
Cecil
Shaw
Viscount Cave
Lord Derby
Dr. Loughridge
University Band
Val
Aay
Mayor Ses SA
Ea Mhne
Nat Hersh
Benipite
Clayton Street
Lumpkin
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