Georgia Bar Association to Meet at Warm Springs
Athens lawyers prominent in Georgia Bar Association loom large in the thirtieth annual conven tion set for Warm Springs May 29 and 30 1913. Judge Andrew J Cobb presides with papers by Judge Hamilton McWhorter and others on executive memorials and interstate law. The program lists sections on Georgia constitution recall judiciary and legal reform plus social and membership activities for members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Theeorgia Bar Association
Andrew J. Cobb
Hamilton McWhorter
J. J. Strickland
Sylvanus Morris
T. F. Green
Orville A. Park of
Macon
The
Georgia Bar Association
Warm Springs
Georgia
Association
Joseph R. Lamar
Supreme Court of the United States
Executive Department
Jona
R. L. Smith
Legislative Department
William G. Brantley
Atlanta
Wright Willingham
Rome
Walter McErreath
Edgar Watkins
H. J. Fullbright
Waynesboro
Hatton Lovejoy
la Grange
Alexander W. Smith
Asso
George
He Had Confidence of Men and of Community
Tribute to William Luther Arnett reports his death after an eight day illness. A University community member, he was a dependable, modest, brave athlete and student who earned respect and affection. The piece recalls his steady conduct, service, and the example he set for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Arnett
William Luther Arnett
William Arnett
Manly
Independence
Bankers Donate to Georgia College Extension Work
Dr A M Soule returned from Macon where he spoke to the Georgia Bankers Association on Regeneration of Agriculture in Georgia. Bankers contributed sixteen hundred dollars to be used by the state college to extend and improve extension work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Soule
Macon
Georgia Bankers’ Association
Georgia
State College
Governor appoints visitors to Georgia Blind Deaf and UGA
Governor Brown named boards of visitors for the Georgia Academy for the Blind at Macon the School for the Deaf at Cave Springs and the University of Georgia at Athens. Appointees include E. E. Cox Camilla LeRoy Hirshburg Buena Vista J. H. Holland Madison A. L. Miller Edison J. Hunter Johnson Jeffersonville P. F. Banknight Atlanta C. D. Roundtree Swanneaboro John C. Reese Atlanta Joe Hill Hall Macon E. H. Griffin Bainbridge John Awtrey Marietta J. C. Bennett Commerce Ernest Camp Monroe Dr. J. S. Daniels Danielsville Dr. W. B. Tate Jasper Dr. E. H. Richardson Cedartown J. B. Nevin Atlanta W. A. Wood Dublin R. C. Ross Winder John L. Herring Tifton UGA Prof. A. W. VanHoone Rome Prof. Otis Ashmore Savannah Hon. B. W. Hunt Eatonton Judge S. Brewton Hineyville A. Homer Carmichael Jackson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Brown
Georgia Academy For the Blind
Macon
School For the Deaf
Cave Springs
University of Georgia
Athens
Academy For the Bind
E. E. Cox
Camilla
LeRoy Hirshburg
Buena Vista
J. H. Holland
Madison
A. L. Miller
Edison
J. Hunter Johnson
Jeffersonville
P. F. Banknight
Atlanta
C. D. Roundtree
Swanneaboro
John C. Reese
Joe Hill Hall
E. H. Griffin
Bainbridge
John Awtrey
Marietta
J. C. Bennett
Commerce
Ernest Camp
Monroe
J. 8. Daniels
Danielsville
W. B. Tate
Jasper
E. H. Richardson
Cedartown
J. B. Nevin
W. A. Wood
Dublin
R. C. Ross
Winder
John L. Herring
Tifton
A. W. VanHoone
Rome
Otis Ashmore
Savannah
B. W. Hunt
Eatonton
Brewton
Hineyville
A. Homer Carmichael
Jackson
Mill Owners Favor New Child Labor Bill
Atlanta shows that Georgia cotton manufacturers back a new child labor measure to bar children under fourteen from mills and mercantile establishments. Hooper Alexander says the bill, drawn to include education provisions, will reach the coming legislature with strong factory support despite mercantile opposition in cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Hooper Alexander
DeKalb
Alexander
Reform agitation swells before Georgia legislature
Atlanta May 19 reformers push for changes in Georgia penitentiary system civilian service for guards and wardens parole powers for first offenders youth rehabilitation centers for wayward girls and women’s suffrage lobby. Prohibitionists press for a new bill modeled on the dismissed Toppins measure with debate over local option and committee rules shaping the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Prison Association of Georgia
Tech Association
Atlante
Fulton County
General Assembly
Clase
Brown
Slaton
Unknown Confederate Veteran Hale in Memphis Asylum Tale
Special to the Banner reports a Memphis memory, tracing a lone Confederate veteran known only as Hale. Once a youth in the South’s war, now an aged, unkempt figure confined at Shelby County Poor and Insane Asylum near the reunion in May. Hale was found in Memphis in 1909, memory gone, awaiting care and a proper home in his last days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Hale
Tenn
Athens
Banner
Asylum
South
Southland
Lee
Jackson
Forrest
Johnson
Bragg
Chattanooga
Shelby County
Elay
Gare
Olds
Leopard Kitten Stirs Panic at Grant Park Zoo
Atlanta stories recount the playful baby leopard at Grant Park weighing 15 to 20 pounds. It leaped from keeper Bodys’ doorway, nearly striking Chairman Joe Cochran, then grew into a potential danger and may soon need a cage. Also notes Bowersville breakfasts and a cash squeeze in Atlanta. The Old Guard of Gate City Guard heads to Washington with a Wilson reception planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Athens Daily Banner
Grant Park Zoo
Joe Cochran
Park Board
Mr. Boyd
John
Cochran
Boyd
Gardners
Mr. Cochran
Joe
Old Guards
Georgia
Rome
Gate City Guard
Southern Railway
Washington
East
White House
Marine
Wilson
Seed Crushers Association Meets in Georgia and Florida
The Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia called its annual convention to meet at the Atlantic Beach Hotel in Atlantic Beach Florida with more than 200 members expected. The Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers Association gathers in Chicago on June 24 25. A separate note covers a veteran’s memory loss and a reunion effort, with a photograph to aid identifications for potential relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlants
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association of Georgia
Atlantic Beach Hotel
Atlantic Beach
Florida
Interstate
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
Chicaga
Atlanta Couple Reunited After Twenty-Nine Years apart
Edward A. Parker of Barnesville and Lula Chisholm of West Point, married in 1890, separated 12 years later as Parker sought fortune. He returned to Atlanta recently and after a chance encounter they talked and have restored their home and living together again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Edward A. Parker
Barnesville
Lula Chisholm
West Point
Parker
Another Kind of Dynamite Trial in Massachusetts
William M. Wood, president of the American Woolen Company, with Dennis J. Collins and Fred B. Atteaux, was arraigned in Suffolk superior court to stand trial on an indictment charging conspiracy over the planting of dynamite in Lawrence to inflame opinion against striking mill operatives last summer. Eminent counsel has been engaged for the defense. the case vows to be a landmark in Massachusetts legal history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Dennis J. Collins
Fred B. Atteaux
Suffolk Superior Court
Lawrence
Eminet
Massachusetts
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LaGrange
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Z. D. Harrison
W. H. Barrett
Augusta
H. Sibley
Union Point
John J. Strickland
Brutus J. Clay
A. G. Powell
R. M. Hitch
G. E. Maddox
A. P. Adams
I. J. Hofmayer
Gainesville
A. W. Evans
Sandersville
Alexander ©. Ring
A. F. Daly
Wrightsville
J. E. Hail
J. M. Neel
Cartersville
P. L. Wade
H. R. Gooldhills
Columbus
Greene F. Johnson
Monticello
Marcus
Newnan
L. C. Hopkins
W. W. Lambdin
Waycross
George 8. Jones
Archibald Blackbear
G. BE. Maddox
George L. Patterson
Valdosta
Z. B. Rogers
Elberton
American Bar Association
R. C. Alston
P. C. McDuffe
Permanent
J. H. Merrill
Thomasville
P. W. Meldrim
W. K. Miller
John L. Hopkins
W. H. Griffin
Arthur G. Powlell
T. 8. Felder
Samuel A. Sibley
S Banner
Asa van Hoose
U. of G
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Imore
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Bowersville
State Railroad Commission
Biberton Airline
Railroad Commission
Judge Hines
Boweryville
Seed Crushers’ Association
San Francisco
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