Jurors and Calendar of Gases 70 to be tried April term
The April term of federal Judge W. T. Newman will convene May 26 1913 at Gainesville. The new court will divert much criminal business from Atlanta and Athens. The calendar lists criminal cases for the Eastern District with jurors and traverse jurors from Lexington Hutchins Athens Madison Dantelauville Comer Royston and other towns.
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Federal Court
W. T. Newman
Gainesville
Atlanta
Athens
Rraud
United States
U. 8
District Court
Eastern Division
Melvin Atcherson
Curley Atcherson
Thurman Adams
Warren Atha
W. H. Archer
Robt. A. Acrey
Bludwine Co
Arnold Blalock
J. F. Barrett
J. R. Brown
Aone
Clarke County Census Totals Show White Gains in Rural Areas
Final Clarke county census outside Athens shows 42 more white children and 44 fewer colored children than 1908. The tally records ages six to eighteen for state funded school grants and notes only three white and seven colored children over ten have never attended school.
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Clarke County
Athens
T. H. Dozier
Clarke
Eultens
W. E. Taylor
J. R. Nunnally Bradberry
A. B. Coile Kinney
Mies
Lucy Bryant
W. R. Phillips
P. O. Williams
Sandy Creek
Whitehall
W. Ie
Phillips
W.M. W.F. Tot C.M. CF
Enuter
B. H. Greene Bradberry's
Nunnally Buckbranch
H. England Kinney
B.H
Greene Princeton
Hemrick Puryer
R. Tuck
M. Crane
T. . Flanigan
Certification System Outlines Georgia Teacher Licenses
The State board of education details the Primary Elementary and High School licenses with required examinations and passing marks. Renewal of First Grade licenses is by specific texts, and state colleges may issue licenses with to-pass by the state board. Exams set for June 13 and 14.
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State Board of Education
U. S
Hodges Nature Study
Ginn and Co
Colgroves
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Georgia
List of names and towns in Athens area roster
A long OCR list of individuals with numbers and hometowns including Athens, Lexington, Farmington, Jefferson, Comer, Royston, Commerce, Paoli, Rutledge, Point Peter, and others. The fragment shows many names such as F M Hailey, George W Patton, David R Murrow, Henry C Barnett, John Z Hoke, Jno W Porterfield, and Wm P Briggs among others, with no clear event context.
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John Cantrell
Foss Carnes
Curtis Clarke
J. C. Clarke
J. M. Evans
Jim Edwards
Owen Edwards
James Ford
W. L. Farmer
Allen Goss
Luther Hayes
Jesse Ivester
Jim Jones
Dock Johnson
L, H
Buckhead
Wilson
Athens
Robt
Douglas
Madison
Jno
M. David
Dantelauille
Charles B. Hargrove
Crawford
B. Halex
Jefferson
H. Klein
F. J. Marshall
Watkinsville
Wmm
P. Butler
Royston
Bartow
H. Griffeth
Stephens
Kelly N. Sharp
Commerce
George H. Thornton
Wm. W. Baldwin
Chas
W. Power
Comer
Aycock
Pierce
Arnoldsville
F. M .Hailey
George W. Patton
Lexington
David R. Murrow
Farmington
Henry C. Barnett
John Z.hoke
David P. Moon
Lee M. Bernard
John A. Berryman
John C. Turner
W. F .Gilham
Stepheng
T. Erastus Key
W. Porterfield
Paoli
Chas. M. Young
Wm. P. Briggs
Mistrial Declared in State vs Booth Case at Local Court
A mistrial was declared after a 26 hour jury deliberation in the case State versus John Carl Booth. One juror fell ill and the remaining eleven debated the verdict, ending in a deadlock with ten to one for conviction or a lesser charge. The trial will restart at the next term, with defense and prosecution pledging to pursue the matter vigorously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carl Booth
H. Willams
Booth
Claud Tuck
Mesara
T. P. Stanley
Foreman
Harvey Stovall
G. B. O'Farrell
R. B. Weill
J. F.tibbetts
R. T. Goodwyn
Bolling DuBose
Charles N. Hodgson
C. L. Foster
H. Williams
Edgar Levy
Mother's Day Observance Emerging Across The Nation
Next Sunday May 11th is regarded as Mothers Day by many, though not a legal holiday. The custom honors one’s own mother and all mothers, with wearing of a white rose or carnation to mark the day. The observance will likely be remembered in Athens.
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Athens
Bank officials await bond in Clarke county case
Messrs. J. W. Griffin president and R. H. McCrary cashier of the late Atheny Trust and Banking Company remain in Clarke county jail awaiting sheriff set bonds. Griffin faces 12000 dollars and McCrary 6500 dollars with bondsmen liable. The report notes sugar price relief depends on removing excess taxation.
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Messrs
J. W. Griffin
R. H. McCrary
Atheny Trust and Banking Company
Clarke County
Plain Talk to Young Men by Dr Hartman
Dr Hartman replies to a young reader praising his talk on right living. He urges ongoing obedience and confidence, offers confidential advice, and signs as Go At All Drug Special with a distant Ohio address amid stray product references.
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Dr. Hartman
Ay Gear Boy
Cerely
B. Startman
Golanbus
Ohio
PRRMA
Columbus
Sms Senate
Council Meeting Returns to Routine After Tax Debate
The regular monthly meeting of the mayor and council discussed an appeal by Col. Charles Emory Smith for Jim Scott with the case withdrawn. The specific tax ordinance faced no change. Petitions on paving Prince avenue and Pulasik street were referred to the Street committee. Vacations were granted for police, firemen and water works staff. B F Lester was elected fireman replacing J I Kyle. Water plant repairs and linking Childs street to Barber street were recommended. A joint school committee meeting was set for Tuesday night to discuss remodeling and enlargement funded by bonds worth one hundred thousand dollars. City Engineer Barnett reported on pavement inspections and favorably compared local streets to those in Ann Arbor. Alderman Gordon urged tax reform. a three-member committee was appointed to study options. Regular business concluded with adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Emory Smith
Jim Scott
Protem Young
Col. Smith
H. C. Erwin
Pax Refining Co
Southton Git Co
Hitch
Prince Avenue
Pulasik Street
Lester
J. I Kyle
Palmer
Water Works Committee
Childs Street
Barber Street
Childe Street
Gordon
Board of Education
H. H. Gordon
B. F. Woods
H! .R. Palmer
L. N. Betts
T. Wright
Barnett
Rowe
Ann
Arlor
Mich
Domere
Somers
Sco
Sansa
Kate
Chamber of Commerce
Curtis
Mosers
Woods
Young
Young Blood in Legislature Faces Favorable Hurrah
Atlanta correspondent notes Clarke County representative F A Lipscomb is a young, enthusiastic newcomer with plans for legislative action including a measure to improve tax returns. The report highlights Lipscomb as a rising figure expected to be heard from in a favorable light in the upcoming session.
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Atlanta
Macon Telegraph
F. A. Lipscomb
Clarke
Frank
A. Lipscomb
Mr. Lipscomb
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Coca-Cola Company
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Veep
Adolphus Cunningham
C. R. Cavinder
Andrew Evans
Sam Griffin
Fred Geiger
W. L. Glaze
H. T. Hogan
Tilmon Howard
J. H. Lackey
Cleve Manders
Manders
Joreph McDonald
W Phips
Fred Reems
Willis Skelton
Lamp Still
Larkin Satterfield
William Bulls
Wilburn Button
Sam's Smith
W. J. ‘Thompson
Will Trotter
Wil ‘Trotter
Will ‘Trotter
Thomas Turner
Thos
Burrell
James Barron
Robert Brown
J. J. Brock
W. M
W. F
C. M
C. F
Grand Jury
J. J. Bates
Rutledge
H. L. Garebold
Wm. L. Wood
B. H. Turner
Point Peter
M. L. Wallace
A. H. Talmage
Mistrial
Pertina
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