Funeral of Valentine Dunaway Draws City Escort
The funeral and burial of Val en tine Dunaway were held at the little church at Princeton factory yesterday at 4 pm. The ministers offered moving remarks and the graveside service was deeply impressive. A large crowd attended including the mayor, city officials, and an honorary escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Dunaway
Princeton Factory
A.J. Sears
Oconee Street Methodist Church
John L. Franklin
Princeton
Geo. E. Stone
Messrs
J. B. Gardner
J. H. Huggins
W. W. Lampkin
Gerebold
Lisale Landrum
Jesus
A. 8. Baye
Chas. E. Seagraves
J. P. McCall
John Short
D. A. Carruth
F. M. Hailey
Milton Thomas
F. B. D. Morgan
I. E. Beavers
Banner appeals for aid after hero’s death to support widow
The community is asked to fund two thousand dollars to help Mrs. Dunaway and ten children after Valentine Dunaway died volunteering to aid city officers during a violent incident. The Banner pledges to provide a home and annual support until the goal is met, with early subscriptions already received.
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Princeton
Gare
Activiies
Valentine Dunaway
Dunaway
Petro
Broad Street
Athens
Mneeroiens
Y M C A Secretary Forbes Opens Relief Fund
The first cash contribution to the Danvers fund for the widow and children came from Y M C A Secretary Forbes. He presented a new five dollar bill in the Banner office and expressed eagerness to support the charitable effort.
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Tdanners Fund
Valentine Dunaway
Young Men’s Christian Association
Forbes
Barness
Confused Street Run Delays Wagon Team on Windy Day
An account details a wagon team delay after a horse slipped on a slippery street near the uptown hall. Mumbled orders and phone miscommunication caused confusion as the horses faltered and a rider aided the situation.
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Up Esa
Fontisto Kar
Cutacrom
Fislis Begall
Rich Guilty in Train killing case at Hagenback-Wallace circus
Special to the Banner Lexington D C November 20 The trial of Roy Rich a circus employee on the Hagenback Wallace train who was charged with assault and battery with intent to kill and robbery in the death of Paul Williams Columbia was concluded with a guilty verdict. Rich testified he was sick in bed and denied the crimes claiming the money and weapon were used by others. The jury foreman noted no new evidence and four men charged with Paul Williams murder await trial.
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Lexington
D. C
Roy Rich
Paul Williama
Columbia
General Sessions Court
Rich
Marlie Hightower
Knoxville
Adducad
Hightower
Rnb
Trix” Baker
Frank Anderson
Elijah Clarke
Clarke
Rowell
Ehney
Ireas
Paul Williams
George Nichols
Garland Brown
John Wilson
Carlton vs Dornblatt case continues in city court
The city court spent most of yesterday hearing Dr M A Carlton versus Julius Dornblatt. The case was not completed and the remainder will be heard this morning, likely finishing the trial by midday. Salt appears in the record as a local detail.
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Carlton
Julius Dornblatt
Parker of Central Georgia Visits City
Mr J B Parker assistant general freight agent of the Central of Georgia Railway. He came from Savannah as guest of the commercial agent Mr McLean. Parker has many friends in the city who were glad to see him again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Parker
Great Central of Georgia Railway Lines
Savannah
the Central
McLean
Parker
Athens charity fund grows after Dunaway death
Athens Banner reports rapid responses to a fundraising drive for Mrs. Valentine Dunaway and her ten fatherless children. Col. R. L. J. Smith contributes five dollars and offers legal services, urging immediate collection of funds and swift justice for the murderer.
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Mre
V. Dunaway
Commerce
Col. R. L. J. Smith
Valentine
Dunaway
Athens Banner
Athens
Valentine Dunaway
Mia, Dunaway
Debate on boll weevil conference and state action continues
Atlanta reports tension over the recent boll weevil conference with critics labeling it a farce while officials defend motives. The discussion centers on need for organized action, future Macon meetings, and potential legislation granting the agriculture department broader power to combat infestation and enforce control measures.
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Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
T. G. Hudson
H.L. Worsham
Macon
General Assembly
Department of Agriculture
State
San Jose
Methodist Denominational Reunion in Baltimore
Baltimore Md November 30. A meeting of church leaders in this city today moved toward closer ties among North and South Methodist bodies and the Methodist Protestant church. Commissioners from all three attend with belief that reunion or tighter relationships may follow soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Methodist Church
Immigrants Face Higher Canada Entry Money Rules
Ottawa reports new Dominion regulations effective today raise the monetary qualifications for immigrants in Canada, aligning with increases imposed on applicants from other countries. Affected applicants must meet the higher income or asset thresholds to gain entry as employment is sought.
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Ottawa
Ont
New Dominion
Crnes
Canada
Overcoats Exchange Incident At Athens Office
A report describes an involuntary overcoat exchange in Athens where Mr. Ghas Cooper of Commerce ended up with a coat. Cooper said he would be at Fears' stables today to return the coat to its owner.
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Ghas. Cooper
Commerce
Athens
Cooper
Wiecoat
Chamber of Commerce
Beat
Negro Cleared On Flim Flam Charge In Court
A defendant identified as a Negro was cleared of a flim flam charge after an appeal. The court overturned the prior finding and ruled in favor of the defendant on the contested accusation.
Watterson Sanity Inquiry Opens in Kingston New York
A court appointed commission began its first hearing in Kingston New York to examine the sanity of Ewing Watterson son of Col Henry Watterson. The panel will decide if Watterson should be prosecuted for the August shooting of Michael J Martin a Saugerties shoemaker. Republican leaders suggest Congress may not adjourn for an extra session and expect limited action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. Y
Ewing Watterson
Col” Henry Watterson
Watterson
Michael J. Martin
Congress
Commerce Cork Contest Prizes Highlight Local Harvest
The Commerce corn contest in Commerce Georgia awarded prizes to many farmers from Jackson Banks Franklin and Madison counties. Top winner H A Stone received 50 in gold for 102.50 bushels while Hoyt Stone earned 35 in gold for 94.50 bushels and others received wagons, suits, clothing, plows, and guano. The event organized by local merchants raised about 1000 in cash and merchandise and spurred increased corn planting and production across involved counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Stone
Hoyt Stone
J. D
J. L. Carson
Guy Wilbanks
W. A. Gordon
F. G. Mize
O. G. Williamson
J. W. Ingram
G. L. Nunn
W. I. Smelly
J. H. Gunnels
J. N. Ford
T. H. Strange
J. J. Gillespie
T. C. Williams
J. C. Tabor
Charles P. Ray
G. M. White
T. F. Parks
W. G. Parks
Acre
H. D. Gober
R. B. Williamson
W. J. Crow
H. L. Chandler
J. L. Cargon
D. L. Millford
A. O.turner
Long
Ham Nowell
Col
J. M. Christian
W. W. Johnson
B. Moore
T. A. Sogare
T. L. Payne
T. L. Payne—43 Bushels, T. A. Hunt
J. W. Moore
W. M. Newman
F. A. Newman
L. W. Hunt
Shields
Prise
Thomas Segara
C. A. Hunt
W. J
W. P. Neal
D. P. Bolton
Merchants and Businessmen of Commerce
Jackson
Banks
Franklin
Madison
Woodson J. Williamson
Dalryman’s Association
Thomas C. Hardeman
Clarke County Holds Militia District Constable Elections
Clarke county voters face local and state election across militia districts on the first Saturday in December for selecting two constables or bailiffs. Candidates urged to file with Judge B Wingfield Jr by tonight. Clarke town district incumbents Frank Wood and D J Cool are up for reelection amidst split races countywide.
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Clarke
Georgia
Nots
Poland
B. Wingfield
Clarke County
Frank Wood
D. J. Cool
Bowie
Democratic Executive Committee
John B. Gamble
Illinois Humane Society Holds State Convention in Cairo
Delegates from humane organizations across Illinois gathered in Cairo for the third annual convention of the Illinois Humane Society. The event brought together numerous representatives to discuss state-wide animal welfare efforts and society initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Illinois Humane Society
Governor Carroll's Son Weds in Plainview Minnesota
The wedding of Miss Hesse Lillie of Plainview to Paul W. Carroll, son of Governor Carroll of Jaws, drew many out of town guests. Local business leaders discussed Chamber goals, while juried prize awards from the Stetcom contest flowed with remarks by Dr. L. G. Hardiman and Prof. Vannatta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Minn
Hesse Lillie
Paul W. Carroll
Governor Carroll
Jaws
Vannatta
Agricultural College
Athens
L. G. Hardiman
Commerce
Acs
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Mir. Dunaway
Mand
Eee
WiLliam
Son of Athens
Central
Urgeon
Benedict
Robert
Reaves
Mr. Bidlter
Dim
Garfield
Sam
C. Benedict
Commerce Cork
Comeerce, Ga
Lo Fizer
B. Vizer
Mr. Sterling
Sayer
Illinois
Humane Society
Gov. Carroll
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