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Athens Weekly Banner

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Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1906

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Supreme court upholds denial of bail in rape case

SUSTAINED Atlanta Aug 2 The state supreme court upheld Judge Hi Strand in refusing bail to R L Vanderford convicted in Gwinnett county of criminal assault and sentenced to 20 years It dismissed a mandamus bid by defense attorney John Randolph Cooper The court said the petition failed to specify constitutional provisions and that bail after conviction lies in the presiding judge's sound discretion with no abuse of discretion found

Atlanta, Ga State Supreme Court Hi. Strand Superior Court of the Western Circuit R. L. Vanderford Gwinnett County John Randolph Cooper Supreme Court State of Georgia United States

Indifference of Murderer in Washington Pa

Washington, Pa., Aug. 1. Public anger toward Elmer Dempster, who confessed murder of Mrs. Pearce and two children, remains strong though order holds and few loiterers are present. Dempster’s second confession implicates Criss Paterson and John Rucker in the Koboda murder and robbery near Independence last December. they were jailed today. Dempster remains calm, speaking of the crime with a startling dispassion, saying, I am guilty. Let It go at that.

Washington Elmer Dempster Samuel Pearce Criss Paterson John Rucker Dempster John Koboda Independence Jall Tadgy

Plans for Southern Mutual Insurance building in Atlanta

Architect Haralson Bleckley of Atlanta met with Southern Mutual Insurance officers to discuss plans for a new city office building. Plans and specifications are to be completed by September 1, with bids and contractor selection to follow, aiming for groundbreaking by November 1 and completion by around next year’s end.

Southern Mutual Insurance Haralson Bleckley Atlanta Southern Mutual Insurance Company Bleckley

Dr William H Young to Launch Bible Student Magazine

Pastor Dr William H Young of the First Baptist church will begin publication on October 1 of a new magazine titled the Bible Student. It aims to make everyone an Independent Bible student and declares it is not doctrinal or denominational nor tied to any secret society. It seeks to interest pastors and people of all beliefs and ages without prejudice or favored theories.

William H. Young First Baptist Church Bible Student Young New Magazine Dr. Young

Clarke County Jury List Revision Called by Clerk

Clerk of the Superior Court EB Crawford calls Clarke county jury commissioners to meet Monday morning at the courthouse to revise the county jury lists for the first time since 1901. The five commissioners are J A Huynicutt Myer Stern J H Mealor J R Nunpally and W A Jester. Clarke county awaits a revised list due to population growth.

EB. J. Crawford Clarke County Court House Messrs J. A. Huynicutt Myer Stern J. H. Mealor J. R. Nunpally W. A. Jester

Police Court Records Show Revenue From Fines

The police court last month tried ninety six cases in the avor's court and state arrests added to receipts. Fines totaled 824 dollars and twenty cents, with several prisoners serving fines through street work. This year’s fines and street work exceed last year’s totals, and receipts may approach nine thousand dollars.

Teavor

Funeral for Captain William Yates Dedicates City Page

The Idaho Daily Statesman describes the funeral of Captain William Yates of troop A, Fourteenth Cavalry, at St Michael's Cathedral with military rites. Governor Gooding attended, sabers clashed, and the casket lay in state before burial in Georgia. Friends from Walla Walla and local garrison sent tributes as Yates, a vestryman, was remembered as genial and religious.

Idaho Daily Statesman Yates William Yates Fourteenth Cavalry St. Michael's Cathedral Jon Eighth Street Bishop Funsten Dean Hinks Georgia Hla Horne St. Paul’s Church Walla Walla Powell Macon Bro. Young McKeeney

Athena City Schools Introduce Elocution Department

The Athena City Schools reopen in September with no new curriculum changes except the creation of an Elocution Department. Miss Eleanor Hunsbutt is named instructor, overseeing eighth grade Baxter Street and eighth to tenth grades at Washington Street. The board aims to improve the city school system through enhanced training.

Athena City Septesiber Io Samsaee Department of Elocution Eleanor Hunsbutt Baxter Street Washington Street Board of Education

Charters Granted for Athens Enterprises in Recent Days

The Athens Building Company owning the Colonial Theatre property received a charter amendment. Hinman-Spencer Engineering and Contracting Company obtained a charter as a new Athens enterprise led by F. P. Speser. The Oconee Oil & Fertilizer Company was allowed to rename to Oconee Oil Refining Company and adjust its organization per its petition.

Brand Oconee Oil & Fertilizer Company Oconee Oil Refining Company

Escaped Death Threatens 10th Street Gang Ready for Encampment

William Brown alias Squash was tried before Judge Brand and fined seventy five dollars plus costs or twelve months in the chain gang after borrowing six dollars, skipping the contract, and being arrested in Columbus. While jailed he attempted suicide by hanging but was saved. He was brought to Athens for trial as Athens Guards prepare to depart for Chickamauga encampment with Capt. Capps leading about fifty five men after regular drills.

William Brown Squash Brand Cobb Chain Gang Brown van Deadwyler Mr. Deadwyler Columbus Athens Athens Guarda Chickamauga Capps

Clarke County Democratic Executive Committee Called to Meet

The Clarke county Democratic Executive Committee is called to meet at Athens city hall on Saturday morning August 4 at eleven o'clock to transact business of importance regarding the state primary on August 22. Members urged to attend in person or by proxy. T. W. Reed.

Clarke County Athens

Grocers Defeat Hardware Team In Close Ball Game

In a low and dopy game the Grocers beat the Hardware aggregation twice in a row. With captain Frank Anderson away and many stars absent, Beussee and Appleby tried to force plays against Smith while O Farrel retires on a soft hit. Daniel Sles doubled for Hardware, Lamkin, Green and Lambert contributed, but the Grocers pulled ahead in the sixth, scoring four more to lead 8 to 4.

Grocers Frank Anderson Beussee Appleby Smith O'Farrell Daniel Sles Oatte Erwin Kellogg Lamkin Green Beusse Lambert Anderson Griffeth Jackson Bryant Brown

Death of Little Edgar Wood on Oconee Street

Yesterday at four o clock the death of seventeen month old Edgar Wood occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs J D Wood on Oconee street after a brief illness The bereaved parents have the sympathies of many friends.

J. D. Wood Oconee Street Edgar

Pension bill to define indigent veterans questioned in Georgia

In Atlanta on August 2 the House debated reconsidering the bill defining indigence for Confederate soldiers and widows seeking pensions. Opponents warned of a looming deficit if the act took effect in 1906, while supporters urged delaying implementation to 1908. The motion failed 53 to 99 as the bill moved to the Senate. The day also advanced a bill to establish a normal and agricultural college at Valdosta, with substitute plans for land donations and governance.

Davis Burke Whitley Douglas Treasury Cold Springs West Slaton Dunbar Valdosta Senate State University Lowndex County Ashley Lowsides Tis Miléledgeville Sughtine Wright Wood Knight Berrien Messrs. Mitchell Thomas Covington Colquitt Wilcox Irwin Williams Laurens Stovall Chatham Barren

PERRAN KILLS ELDER IN ESOM HILL CEDARTOWN GA

R M Perran says he acted to protect family when Al Elder came to his house drunk and threatened him. Perran says Elder tried to attack with brass knuckles as he shot him. he surrendered in Cedartown eight miles away. Perran jailed for possible trial before Judge Irvin. Also notice: sale of Jersey cow, calf offered.

Cedartown R. M. Perran al Elder Esomhill Perran Gays Elder Elder Perran Irvin

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