Judge Brand to preside as court opens tomorrow
Judge C H Brand will hold court tomorrow for several cases. The Standard Manufacturing Co sale will be confirmed if no objections arise. Cases from Jackson County and Stephens Franklin county tax dispute are on the docket with judges Strickland Jones Little Skelton and others representing parties.
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C. H. Brand
Tuggle Ve
Tuggle
Aumory
Jackson County
W. O. Dean
Monroe
Smith
J. Car Fe
Vonderan
H. C. Tuck
Wolver M. Smith
O'Farrell
Hon. T
Will the Senate Try Joe Bailey
Washington Jan 24 The long expected has come at last Rumors of a Senate investigation of Senator Bailey are heard in Washington It is possible a resolution may be introduced though unlikely this session Bailey will not be here for days and talk of an inquiry may wait for his return from Texas A New York paper published photographs claiming incriminating documents show Bailey with the Standard Oil Company and receiving funds from the Rockefellers for non legal services The Republican majority is not inclined to favor Bailey who opposed Senator Burton during his trial Burton was convicted for taking a fee before the post office department
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Washington
Benator Bailey
United States Senate
Congress
Bal Jey
Texas
New York
Pasper
Documenta
Bailey
Standard of! Company
Rockefellers
Senate
Burton
Kansas
Post Office Department
Kan_ faw
Dry-Farming Congress Opens Two Day Session in Denver
Denver January 24 The Trans Mississippi Dry-Farming Congress the first large western semi arid reclamation meeting convened in Denver for a two day session Delegates from every Western state and strong Mississippi valley representation attend The aims include building a permanent educational interstate body and fostering discussion of scientific soil culture and its western development Washington sent nearly the entire staff of dry farming experts to address the gathering with E S Chilcott C S Scofield L J Briggs T H Kearnsey W T Swingle Mark A Carleton and Elwood Mead among those present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Mississippi Valley
Congress
National Irrigation Congress
West
Washington
Department of Agriculture
E. 8. Chilcott
Department of Dryland Agriculture
Scofield
Western Agricultural Extension
L. J. Briggs
Bureau of Soils
T. H. Kearnsey
Paint Breeding Laboratory
W. T. Swingle
Division of Plant Life History
Mark A. Carleton
United States Cerealist
Elwood Mead
Bureau of Irrigation and Drainage N
Pineacres Hunting Club organized in South Georgia
Hunters are invited to join the Pineacres Hunting Club formed to control a 70000 acre tract in South Georgia. Dues are kept affordable for moderate means and applications are accepted now through Secretary Geo D Lowe of Fort Valley.
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South Georgia
Pineacres Hunting Club
South
Geo. D. Lowe
Fort Valley
Sophomores Banquet Targeted at Imperial Hotel
The University of Georgia Sophomores held their annual banquet at the Imperial hotel on Wednesday night. Freshmen earlier chased attendees and later threw rocks and other missiles at windows to disrupt the event, prompting calls for university and city authorities to punish those responsible.
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University of Georgia
Imperial Hotel
Pensioners Benefit Money Received by Local Official
Ordinary Wingfield received funds for Clarke county pensioners, bringing happiness to many veterans. The judge worked late, filling vouchers and issuing cheques to ensure pension payments.
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Clarke County
Wingfield
Death of G L Anderson Shocks Oconee County
G L Anderson, a leading Oconee County citizen, died yesterday at his home. The funeral will be held at Antioch church with relatives from the city attending. He left a wife married only days ago and two sons, Otis and A F Anderson, in the county. He was a cousin of Mesars A G and G P Elder.
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Oconee County
G.L. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Messia, Otis
A. F. Anderson
Ordinary Wingfield Performs Ceremony
Yesterday at the courthouse Judge Wingfield joined Mr W F James Jr and Miss Mollie Emma Willoughby in marriage with consent of the ordinary. The couple, well known in the city, receive congratulations from friends. The piece also lists 1907 bowling tournaments in Denver Atlantic City and Toronto and notes New Orleans bookmakers lost a ball game 9 to 3 to the press writers.
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Court House
Wingfield
W. F. James, Jr
Mollie Emma Willoughby
American Bowling Congress
Denver
National Bowling Association
Atlantic City
N. J
Canadian Bowling Association
Toronto
Bookmakers
New Orleans
Crescent City
Clarke County Cotton Growers and Farmers Club Meeting
This afternoon at two o'clock in Dr. H. C. White's office on the University campus the Clarke County Cotton Growers Association and Clarke Farmers Club hold their regular monthly meeting. Members urged to attend as delegates from Birmingham will report on the convention and discuss important matters beyond routine work.
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H. C. White
Clarke County Cotton Growers’ Association
Clarke Farmers’ Club
Birmingham
Chariman King of the YMGA Calls Board Meeting
Chairman King of the board of directors of the Y M G A has called a meeting for this afternoon at five o clock in the room of the association. Every member is urged to attend with input for the good of the association as many matters of importance and plans for the new year will be discussed.
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King
Eiotaaia
Lone Moore Convicted for Chicken Stealing in County Gang
Lone Moore, a well known Black man in police circles, was tried by Judge Combs for chicken stealing. The judge offered a choice between a $50 fine or eight months in the county gang. He likely will choose the eight months.
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Nie Moore
Combs
Moore
Oconee Court Opens Spring Term in Watkinsville
The spring term of Oconee county Superior court will convene in Watkinsville Monday. Many cases are on the docket for trial and a number of city lawyers will attend Monday morning to be present through the week.
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Oconee County
Mrs W W Bailey of East Point Obituary Notice
Mrs W W Bailey of East Point died at her home after several days illness. Her husband W W Bailey is a son of Mr and Mrs S W Bailey of this city. He will attend the funeral at the late home in East Point. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve is sold by Orr Drug Co.
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W. W. Bailey
East Point
8. W. Bailey
DeWitt’s
Orr Drug Co
Indoor skatesball game set at the Y M C A
A first of its kind indoor baseball on skates is planned for Tuesday at the Y M C A. Two teams led by Tommy Stouch will compete in an evenly matched, entertaining game with 25 cent admission to fund gym repairs.
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Tommy Stouch
Weekly Review of Developments in Southern Industry 1907
Chattanooga Tenn January 24 1907 A list of new southern industries established that week with totals and locations across states and cities. Major entries include a 1 million dollar coal and coke firm in West Virginia a 100000 dollar stove company in Virginia and a 1500000 mining firm in Oklahoma plus numerous mills lumber water works and manufacturing ventures across Alabama Georgia Mississippi North Carolina Missouri South Carolina Texas and Indian Territory. The Tradesman reports extensive investments from Mobile to Jackson with rail improvements cementing the week’s industrial expansion.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
South
West Virginia
Virginia
Texas
Tennessee
South Carolina
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Missouri
Mississippi
Louisiana
Indian Territory
Georgia
Albama
Insect Pests Talk At University Lecture
State Entomologist R I Smith spoke to University agricultural students on Controlling Insect Pests in Georgia. He described the state department of entomology work and progress. The lectures this year are the best yet, with the next on the 30th by Dr Noel F Moore on Farm Hygiene.
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R. I. Smith
Georgia
State Department of Entomology
Farmera
Noel F. Moore
Augusta
Lottery Plates Confiscated In Nationwide Crackdown
Atlanta reports confiscation of lottery plates and printed matter linked to the Honduras lottery. Eighteen printers and workers were arrested in Mobile, Alabama, with the seizure made aboard an incoming train car by Secret Service agents.
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Atlanta
Mobile
Ala
Secret Service
Harry T. Donaghy
Atlanta and
West Point
Alger Dies Suddenly in Washington at 60
Senator Russell A. Alger of Michigan died suddenly in Washington this morning from heart failure after a period of ill health. He had attended the Senate session and was at the war department on official business yesterday. The death occurred about 9 o clock.
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Washington
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Senate
War Department
London Merchant Shot by His Son
William Whitley head of a leading London department store died after being shot by his son in his office during a heated interview. The son then shot himself and is hospitalized with a likely fatal wound.
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London
William Whitley
Marshall Field of
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Southern Railway Company
Stephens County
Franklin County
Standard Manufacturing Co
A. Hf
Holg
Joe Bailey
Standard OH Company
Legislative Investigating Commission
Senator Bailey
DeWitt
G. L. Anderson
News and Notes OF Sport
Western Bowling Congress
Clarke County Cotton Growers and
Clarke County Farmers’ Club
Charman
YMGA
Lone Moore
Oconee Court
Watkinsville
Athens
S. W. Bailey
Weekly Review OF Developments
Alabama
Brighton—Loan Company
Coffee Springs
Bessemer
Alexander City
Janper
Opelika Fertilizer
Montgomery
Harrisburg
Pany
Eudora
van Buren
Fort Smith
Fordyce
Florida
Gainesville
Ge , Butler
Adel
Savannah
Okmulgee—Oil Company
Chickasha
Murray
Covington
Bellevue
Lousiana
Shreveport
Kenner
Franklin
Ipl
Micsiesip
Taurel
Newton
Jackson
Horseshoe
Lake
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Crane—Manufacturing Company
Piedmont
Kansas City
Joplin
Sign Works Company
Wilmington
St. Airy—Hardware Company
Lexington
Sanford
Aplex
High Point
Williamston
Ashevile—Land Company
Zelma
Enid
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Seiling
Fairview
el Reno
Columbia
Seneca
Orangeburg
Anderson
Spartanburg
Fayetteville
Clarksville
Bristol
Knoxville
Riceville
Memphis
Nashville
Newport
Belton
Waco
Palestine
Houston
Beaumont—Lumber Company
Hillaboro
Dallas
Cuero
Quanah
el Paso
Denton
Wehdem
Wichita Falls
Oland Compress Company
Killeen
Fort Worth
Big Stone Gap
Lynchburg
Manchester
Tazewell
Rock Mount
Norfolk
Charlottesville
Charleston
Belington—Amusement Company
New Cumberland
Paw Paw
New Martinsville
Indian Milla
Lewisburg—Oil, Gas and Mineral Company
Oil Drug Co
Leada
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