Veterans elect their officers at Cobb Delaney Camp
Cobb Delaney Camp United Confederate Veterans held its regular meeting at city hall. Judge Sylvester M. Herrington was named commander replacing Dr. N B Cash, with officers re elected: J J C McMahan first lieutenant T H Ozier second lieutenant J F Payne third lieutenant W G Camthers adjutant T F Berry quartermaster Dr W B Conway sergeant J W Woods treasurer E D Stone chaplain J T Hill officer of the day James Wright sergeant major W F Black color sergeant I V Bradberry first sergeant T R Tuck second guard. A resolutions committee was named on the deaths of Miss Mildred Lee and Mr John F Jackson. Camp reports growing membership and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb-Delaney
United Confederate Veterans
Sylvester M. Herrington
N. B. Cash
J. J. C. McMahan
T. H. Ozier
J. F. Payne
W. G. Camthers
T. F. Berry
W. B. Conway
J. W. Woods
E. D. Stone
J.T. Hill
James Wright
W. F. Black
I. V. Bradberry
T. R. Tuck
Mildred Lee
Tribble’s Fine Record Amends Western Circuit Image
The Commerce News lauds Solicitor Tribble for a strong court record in Carnesville and across Franklin County. Born and raised here, he returns to enforce law with integrity and good morals, earning praise as a competent, efficient official and a model of order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribble
The
Commerce News
Carnesville
Sam Tribble
Franklin County
Sunday Schools Convene Interdenominational Meeting in Madison
Sunday Schools across Morgan Clarke Oglethorpe Oconee Greene Putnam Jasper Newton and Walton counties will convene in Madison on May 2 and 3 inviting two delegates from each school. Noted speakers will attend and the event promises pleasure and profit with Madison to host a cordial gathering. Bolly C M Furlow of Madison coordinates delegate appointments to ensure full representation and timely arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan, Clarke, Oglethorpe
Oconee
Greene
Putnam
Jasper
Newton
Walton
Madison
Master's Vineyard
Bolly C. M. Furlow
Davison & Love's Fabric Sale Highlights Bargains
Aesthetic listing details bargain ranges for shirt waist suits taffetas and silks. Prices span 49 to 85 cents for various fabrics including changeable taffetas and mohair blends. Linen lawns and linens offered from 15 to 25 cents, with yard-wide linen suiting priced up to $1 per yard.
Mercerized fabrics and novelties list
Wash Gods French Veils Trish Lop sackings Etamines Icions mercerized novelties. Fine Zephyrs mercerized Silk effects. New striped Peredes Ginghams. 1,000 yards mercerized fancy Suitings, pretty as silks, worth 25e. 5 pieces 87 inch check Baptiste grounds for shirt waist suits, 1 ¢.
Athens shop offers broad line of fabrics and accessories
White goods in stock include 500 yards white pique and linen finish cloths, Persian and India lawns, laces, embroideries, and ribbons. Bargains on baby and boys caps, embroidery ends, silk and linen bolions, organdies, and floor coverings. Queen Quality Shoes, C B Corsets, hosiery, handkerchiefs, gloves, mats, rugs, lace curtains, shades, and window poles featured with low prices. 1,000 yards of jute floor coverings, 15 cents per yard, touted for halls and stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Umbrellas and Fans with Various Prices
Umbrellas priced at 95 cents and 1.25 dollars per unit, with quantities listed. Jap silk and gauze fans also offered at assorted prices and quantities.
Famous Old Tramp Tells of Global Prison Tours
Ned Kishman known as Texas Kid and Globe Trotting Ted returns to Chicago after a career born of wandering. He boasts arrests in forty seven countries and claims over 223000 miles ridden for free, never convicted, and a $80,000 wealth from land near Highland Ohio. Kishman critiques prison systems, praising Britain while condemning Portugal and U.S. jails, recounting jailer auctions in Spain and travels from Mexico to Spain with vivid, nongraphic details.
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Ned Kishman
Texas Kid
Blake Red
Cinders
Globe Trotting
Ted
Tramp
Chicago
Kishman
Inabde
Hot Springs
Ark
Malvern Junction
Clinton County
Oho
Wilmington
United States
Texas
Ned
Highland
Ohio
Exico
Mexico
Mexico City
Jeylo City
Jalisco
Spain
Madrid
Mediterranean
Paris
Santana
Weatherly to seek Clarke County coroner post
C N Weatherly will run for coroner of Clarke county after many residents urged him to enter the race. He says if elected he will serve to the best of his ability, noting he previously held the office for several years and was considered capable and efficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Weatherly
Clarke County
Weatherly
Bammer
Pocket peddlers flood Maine as prohibition tightens
The Sturgis act spurs strict enforcement in Maine, closing saloons and forcing bootleggers to adapt. Pocket peddlers operate in Portland carrying whiskey in concealed pockets, selling pint bottles for high profits. Capper accomplices lure strangers, guiding them to covert drink spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennell
Portland
Georgia Educators Meet in Macon for May Convention
The next convention of county school superintendents will be in Macon on May 9 10 and 11 with State School Commissioner W B Merritt Professor C B Chapman and Superintendent Dennis present to finalize plans. Tullulah Falls was initially considered but Macon was chosen for central location and access. Also noted is Jon Lewis a colored man declared insane and moved from Clarke county jail to the Milledgeville state asylum after violent behavior requiring restraints on the train.
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Maine
Sturg
Macon
W. B. Merritt
C. B. Chapman
Dennis
Eatonton
Tallulah Falls
Jon Lewis
Clarke County
Milledgeville
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Jobn F. Jackson
Sion
Batiste
Albatros
India
Gloria
Land
Cook County
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Calabooses
Hillsboro
Lesear
Minn
Waycross
Great ‘Britain
Dover
England
Portugal
Market Place
Oporto
Bragas
Setabul
France
Blake Rod
New Caledonia
Germany
Switzerland
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Cuba
Iceland
Sweden
Algiers
Turkey
Austria
China
Japan
Ceylon
Masnia Cape Colony
Portuguese East Africa
French Congo
Greece
Ireland
Holland
New South Wales
Chicago Tribune
C. T. Weatherly
Rogers
Per
Georgia
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