State v4 Merck finds guilty under new automobile law
The Georgia city court found H. L. Merck guilty of a misdemeanor under the new automobile law after a brief jury deliberation. The case covered five counts including reckless speeding, excessive speed on curves, failing to warn by horn, failing to stop when signaled, and driving on the wrong side. The law requires registration, seals, lights, and age and sobriety restrictions, with penalties and specific operating rules statewide.
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State
H. L. Merck
Mr. Merck
Hr. Hez Griffeth
Surrey
Jorge West
State of
Georgia
General Assembly
Stae
Eame
Tirst
Secretary of State
Monthly Sales Day At The Court House
Yesterday was public sales day at the court house with a small lot on the block. Administrator sale of Nathan Whitman property sold by Sheriff Jackson. One hundred acres divided into four tracts sold for up to 34.50 per acre. Tract 1 54 acres bought by H. C. Erwin at 15 per acre. tract 2 32 acres with dwelling bought by Thomas Whitman for 20 per acre. tracts 3 and 4, 13 acres total, started at 5 and rose to 34.50 per acre, sold to H. C. Erwin. Property on Nowhere road about five miles from the city. City Marshal sale settled except one piece bid in by Col Sneeling for the city.
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Court House
Nathan Whitman
Jackson
H. C.erwin
Thomas Whitman
H.C. Erwin
Col. Sneeling
Red and Black Football Crew Gears Up After Locust Grove Win
Georgia prospects remain upbeat after a high scoring win as Cunningham refines the line and backs. Key players like Woodruff and Maddox shift roles while evaluation continues under the fourteen unit system amid prep for Gordon test and Auburn bid decisions by directors.
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Cox
Woodruff
McWhorter
Hatcher
Hay
McClelland
Maddox
Cunningham
Gordon
Columbus
Augusta
Savannah
Dick Jemison
Athens
Georgia
Georga
Anderson
American Bankers Association Convention Opens in Los Angeles
The American Bankers Association begins its thirty sixth annual convention in Los Angeles with leading financiers attending. President Pierson delivers the opening address as officers and committees present reports. sessions continue over the next few days with sections meeting tomorrow and Thursday. Foley Kidney Pills offer relief for elderly kidney and bladder issues.
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American Bankers’ Association
Los Angeles
Cal
United States
New York
Chicago
Boston
Auditorium Theater
Lewis F. Pierson
Robert J. Ruplette
Gillette
Alexander
W. H. Holliday
Oss Anglea Clearing House Association
George H. Russell
Detroit
Pierson
Fred EB
Farnsworth
P. C. Kaufman
Tacoma
William Livingstone
A. H Richards Announces Candidacy for First Ward Alderman
Mr A H Richards announces his bid for alderman from the First ward. A house and sign painting contractor, he has lived in the ward most of his life and is well known locally. He has canvassed the ward with encouraging response and many friends will support his candidacy.
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A. H. Richards
Richards
Mell III Ill With Serious Illness At Home
Mr Geo A Mell III cashier of the Athens Savings Bank is very ill at his home in the city. He has been ill for some time and his condition is reported as precarious though friends and physicians hoped for a possible improvement.
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Geo. A. Mell
Athens Savings Bank
Southern Railway to Run Six Through Trains to Manhattan Terminal
The Southern Railway will begin six through passenger trains between New York and the south to the Manhattan terminals in mid November. A new pilot project uses electric lighting in all cars for safety and level platform doors. Prominent officials from Southern and Pennsylvania railroads inspected the tunnels and New York terminal, and praised the project as linking New York City with the southeast. The service will include the New York Atlanta and New Orleans Limited and several other through services to major southern cities.
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New York
New York City
Southern Railway
Manhattan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hudson River
Jersey City
Pullman Company
Pasengers
W. W. Finley
Southern
New York Terminal
Samuel Rea
A. J. County
George Gibbs
Finley
Cara
New York Railroad Club
South
Southeast
Elbert H. Gray
United States Steel Corporation
Southern Railway Company
Manhattan Island
Memphis
Chattanooga
Florida
Jacksonville
Great ceremonial of St Patrick's Cathedral consecration begins
New York October 4 The St Patrick's Cathedral for its consecration ceremony scheduled tomorrow is adorned with white and purple bunting. Cardinal Vannutelli Archbishops Logue Gibbons Farley and Glennon and other prelates will participate in a three day series of rites.
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New York
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Vannutelli
Logue
Gibbons
Farley
Glennon
Appeal Case Tried Last Night by Council
The appeal case of Joe Wainer charged with keeping whisky on hand for sale was tried last night by the council. Col. E. K. Lumpkin represented Wainer and Col. F. C. Shackelford city attorney. After evidence and arguments, the council returned a verdict of not guilty.
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Joe Wainer
Walker
E. K. Lumpkin
F. C. Shackelford
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Clarke County
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A. H Richards
Ist
G. A. Mell III
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Quires
Demon
Am Gove
Ély
Nate
Snell
Sail
Century Brothers
Warren Street
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