New Clarke County Courthouse To Be Downtown
Athens Clarke county residents urged a modern downtown courthouse to serve growing public business. A large conference backed moving from the present site to the central business district and supporting bond funding for construction.
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Blakely
Cuthbert
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United States
C. ¥. Strahan
University of Georgia
A& Man
Phinizy
Theame Ridge
First ‘Methodist
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
County board considers bond for new courthouse complex
Commissioners discussed citizen wishes and the possibility of a 125000 bond to fund a new courthouse sheriff's home and county prison. If approved, the old site could be sold for 50000, retiring 23000 in bonds and leaving about 125000 for the project. A five member citizen committee was named to assist plans and report at Friday’s adjourned session.
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Clarks
Busi
Ness
Board of Commissioners
J. T. Pit
Winterville
Messrs
W. T. Bryan
Billups
Phinizy
John R. White
Talmadge, Sr
James Mor
Ton
Board of Commissioners of Roads
Tate Wright
Hodgson-Shackelford
Pittard
Court House
J. J Strickland
Athens
Citzens
Billups Phinizy
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
Athene
Athens Railway and Electric Company
J. ¥. Carthers
The
Columbian Insurance Company
C. H. Phinizy
Andrew J. Cobb
B. H. Corvey
Col
M. G. Michael
Max Michael
Howell Erwin
Mr. O’callagher
Georgian Hotel
W. A. Mallory
G. H. Holme
J. Bosdurant
John Bird
J. J. Strickland
DuPree Hunncutt
C. B. Smith
N . Davis
Farmer
J. M. Hodgson
Hollman
Banner
John T. Anderson
Cobb
Andrew Cobb
City Court
8. C. Upson
Strickland
Henry West
Weat
W. C. Weatherford
Col. Morton
Hodgson
W. H. Morton
Puryear
Clarke
Oconea
Insue
Harry Hodgson
Arid County
Billiope Phinisy
John RR. White
J. E. Talmadge, Sr
Jas. Morton
Pitterd
Boans
Ww. T. Bryan
Billope Phinisy
Jno. R. White
J. E. Talmadge
James Morton
Faithful Negro Dead at Winterville
Jet Raines, colored, died this morning at 6:30 after years of faithful service at the Kroner home in Winterville. He came to the town with his family thirty years ago and spent his last months in bed awaiting death. He leaves a large family and wife to mourn his loss.
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Winterville
John
Sherwood Pension Bill Seeks 38 Million Cost
Washington May 24 A House committee vote 7 to 3 favors reporting the Sherwood one dollar a day pension bill affecting about half a million old soldiers. The measure would cost roughly 38 million dollars and differs from the Sulloway and Anderson age pension bills.
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Lake Mohonk Conference Opens With Arbitration Focus
President Nichola Murray Butler presides as the Lake Mohonk Conference on International Arbitration begins its seventeenth session at Mohonk Lake New York May 24. Topics include the U S British arbitration treaty the Ghent centenary celebration and Mexico relations with readers from Foster Dandurand Gourassa Burton Mulock Mackenzie and other prominent figures.
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Lake Mohonk
Nichola Murray Butler
Columbia University
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Great Britain
Ghent
Mexico
John W. Foster
Raoul Dandurand
Seuate
Henri Gourassa
Montreal
Canada
Burton
Ohio
William Mulock
High Court of Justice
Ontario
J. J.mcclaren
W. B. Riddell
W. L. Mackensiering
Charlemagne Tower
Russia
Austria
Oscar 8. Straus
Hague Court
Charles P. Neill
Labor
Baron d’Estournell
West Virginia G A R encampment opens in Morgantown
Morgantown May 24 The annual encampment of the West Virginia Grand Army of the Republic and the yearly meetings of the Woman's Relief Corps Ladies of the G A R and the Sons of Veterans opened today and run through Thursday. The city is decorated in honor of the veterans with visitors receiving the preliminary business.
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Morgantown
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Army of the Republic
Woman's Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Bankers of Missouri and Kansas meet in joint session
Kansas City Missouri and Kansas City Kansas host the Missouri Bankers Association and the Kansas Bankers’ Association for their annual gatherings. A joint session is planned with speakers including Treasury Secretary Mac Veagh and ex Governor Francis of Missouri.
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Kansas City
Missouri Bankers’ Association
Kansas Bankers’ Association
Kas
Pro-Grammes
Treasury
MacVeagh
Francis
Missouri
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