Clarke County Clerk Gamble Affair Decided by Judge Brand
Judge Charles Brand ruled Clarke County could not remove J B Gamble as clerk without formal charges, service, and a trial. The temporary injunction kept Gamble from removing office records, pending June 1 hearing, preserving the status quo.
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Clarke County Superior Court
Brand
Mr. Gamble
John B. Gamble
Board of County Commissioners
Clarke County
County of
Clarke
Gamble
Nother
J. B. Gamble
Tate Wright
Clarke Superior Court
Chambers
Athens
Office of Commissioners of Roads
Charles H. Brand
de Murrer
Voldbtary
Board of Commissioners
Board of County Ccommissioners
Coleman
Glenn
Supreme Court of
Farmers list on Central of Georgia excursion to Athens
About three hundred Baldwin Putnam county farmers and farm youths attended an extension event at the State College of Agriculture in Athens. The day included orchard inspection lectures on flowers cotton corn and livestock and farm-planning demonstrations before a train departure for the Central depot. The article notes the day’s organization by local leaders and the Georgia corn club participants.
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Atheny
Central of Georgia
Thestrict Pasenger
Blount
Macon
State College of Agriiculture
Baldwin
Putnam Counties
Machen
Gordon
Georgia Corn
Putnam and Baldwin
Barrow
M.L. Brittain
Atlanta
Minear
College of Aretculture
R. J. H. DeLoach
John R. Fain
Lumpkin Street
College
Central Depot
No Increase in Georgia Senate Districts
Atlanta July 27 The Georgia House voted 62 to 72 against increasing senatorial districts from forty four to sixty. Debate touched on the Senate as a political machine and as representing nobody, with opponents challenging the measure's intent and practical value. The Tallulah Falls preservation bill was withdrawn per a committee report.
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Atlanta
Georgia
House
Senate
Backache cure pitch from Athens ad in 1910s Erie paper
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney trouble. A testimonial from Athens, Georgia claims relief from severe pain and inability to stoop, touting ease of use and 50 cent price through Foster Milburn Co in Buffalo, New York.
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Joss
Dean
Athens
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
July Cotton Prices Rally on New Orleans Lead
New York July 27 Cotton markets rise as Frank P. Hayne bids for large July and July contracts. July cotton shoots to 16.10 cents, 53 points above prior close, amid short covering and bullish crop signals from Texas. August and new crop options gain 25 27 points on demand, with traders expecting 200000 excess July positions by month end. Ocean freight plans show 80000 bales already booked for shipping amid heavy market activity. The article notes muscle soreness remedies and references forest fire damage in the West.
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New York
Frank P. Hayne
New Orleans
Bélate
Texas
Ocean Freight Cireles
Ocean
Good Roads Drive Boosts In Georgia and Alabama
The Geor gia and Alabama Industrial Index reports widespread road and public works activity. Counties and cities in Georgia and Alabama vote on bonds for courthouses, jails, road work, water systems, and schools. new banks and factories emerge, and farm land values soar amid road improvements. Columbus awards bridge contract. LaGrange builds a college and Huntsville funds a Y M C A. Albany and Atlanta hospital projects approved. Americus ships peaches and canned fruit volumes rise.
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Columbus
Georgia
Alabama
Spalding County
Marengo County
High School
LaFayette
Andalusia
Ala
Adel
Pulaski County
Ita
Heeters
Birmingham
Als
Jasper
Canon
Rebecca
LaGrange
Huntsville
Albany
Atlanta
Laurens County
South Georgia
Savannah
Americus
Campaign canard debunked in Banner remarks on Howard
The Banner rebuts rumors that Congressman Howard will retire, citing Champ Clark’s denial and praising Howard as capable and honest. It notes a New York American claim as unfounded and urges campaigns to remain clean, with voters unimpressed by deceitful tactics. The piece closes with a call for prudent, fair representation.
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Newn
New York American
Washington, D. C
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Congressional Committee
Bowling Green
Washington
Tribble Club
Clark
Mr. Clark
Mr. Howard
Howard
Hon
Georgia
Bill Howard
Two Runaway Boys Traced From Tallulah Falls to Athens
Two nine year olds Lassie James Pollard and Gip Simmona ran away from home near Tallulah Falls Tuesday, signaling to join an uncle near Winterville. Police picked them up on Athens streets and will notify their parents. The boys cited a father’s threat to whip Gip as motive for the escape.
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Tallulah Falls
Lassie James Pollard
Gip Simmona
Athens
Pollard
Tallulah Walls
Frank Simmons
Winterville
Booth Cousin's Death Prompts Atlanta Call
Mr John Booth of this city was summoned to Atlanta by news of his cousin Mr Oscar Booth found dead in his room. Funeral plans set for Saturday as family relocates to York for the services. An advertisement touts Poley’s Kidney Remedy as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble.
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Oscar Booth
John Booth
Atlanta
York
Pee
Poley
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John 8. Gamble
Superior Court
the Board of Commissioners
Farmers’ Meeting
Chamberlain
Senate Judiciary Committee
Tallulah Palls
West
Miles
THE
Coca-Cola CO
Atlanta, Ga
John. Booth
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