White convicts to be released to Georgia counties for road work
Georgia moves to transfer 1,425 state convicts to 30 counties for public road labor, with about 600 more felons already employed under prior laws. Wardens and county officials gather at the prison commission as plans are executed to assign convicts from lease camps to county road crews amid debate over prison farm ownership. The transition aims to reduce state costs while increasing road construction across counties.
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Fulton
Richmond
DaKalb
Prison Commission
Georgia
Ventor
Capitol
Sam
Wiley Willams
Goodies Yancey
Yancey
Chattahoochee
Cherokees to Use Convicts on County Roads in March
Canton paper reports Cherokee county officials will oversee thirty six convicts from Cherokee Milton and Pickens counties beginning April 1 under a new convict law. Supervisors Webb Blackwell Killen will transfer the men to Pittsburg Walker County for road work with temporary camps set up near the paupers home.
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Cantonia
Cherokees County
Pickens County
Milton County
Lmw
Milton and
Pickens
Cmalier
Milton
Webb
Floyd ML. Blackwell
T. J. Killen
Pittsburg
Walker County
Chattanooga
H. J. Ragadale
R. W. Freeman
Convicts Transfer From Fulton to Fourteen Georgia Counties
At the Chattahoochee brick yards near Atlanta a convoy of 141 convicts is transferred to 14 counties. White inmates from Fulton move to a new camp in Buckhead with 65 to receive, 27 to Chatta hoochee yards and others from Durham and Lookout Mountain mines. Disbursement across Warren Madison Hart Fulton Jackson Wilkes Walton Carroll Campbell Clarke Columbia Elbert totals 1141? The report notes guards, sheriffs, and county officials coordinating the handoff as inmates sang and preached during the farewell transfer.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Chattahoochee
Lookout Mountain
Pittsburg
Walker County
Hanks
Bibl Brick Company
Lincon—Hancock
Baldwin, Spalding
Broxton
Dougles
Coffee County
Chatham
Chariton
Cruger & Pace’s
Albany
Stewart
Washington
Mitchell
Macon
Arlington Lumber Company
Arlington
Irwin, Turner and Webster
Babcock Lumber Company
Egbcock—Worth
Sumter
Dooly, Colquitt
Randalah
Culbreath
Tarver
Echote County
Clinch
Glynn
Tifton Camp
Tattnall
Fargo
Clinch County
Appling
Emanuel, Bulloch
Screven
Camden
Bryan
Coffee
Effingham
Jenkins
Totes
Stanley
Valdosta
Ware
Toombs
Milltown
Berrien County
Brooks
Thomas
Lowndes
Hen Hivebt
Jakin
Early County
Decatur
Calhoun
Blakely
Early
Cisy
Jefferson
Baker
Quitman
Fulton County
Futon County
Eatebian
Buckhead
Durham
North
Atlanta
Warren County
Madison
Hart
Fulton
Jackson
Ogiethorpe
Monroe
Wilkes
Walton
Carroll
Campbell
Clarke
Columbia
Elbert
Gotch to Meet Hackenschmidt in Melbourne Fight
Gotch the world champion wrestler announced today he signed articles to meet George Hackenschmidt in January at Melbourne Australia. He has accepted an offer of 13069 dollars to box the Russian lion whom he defeated here regardless of win or draw.
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Gotch
Todey
George Hackenschmidt
Melbourne
Australia
Baat Wear
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Offer Quick Relief
A Penacook reader and others praise Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for rapid relief from headaches after minimal exertion. The testimonials claim no stomach upset and a pleasant relief, with a money back guarantee if no benefit.
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Miles
Hal
Lou M. Churchill
High St
Penacook
N. H
Charles Barrett Will Resign From Farmers Union Leadership
Charles Barrett, president of the Farmers' Union with 2,800,000 members, announced he will resign at the next convention. He cited the exactions and strain of the role, saying he must devote more time to his growing family and that the union will need new executive leadership to guide farmers across the nation. He noted the need for fair leadership to safeguard members from deceitful influences and keep the organization strong.
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Charley
Barrett
Farmers’ Union
America
Berrett
Snronds
Georgia
Pacific
Veteran Braselton Visits Atlanta After Many Years
F V Braselton of Pendergrass Ga visits Atlanta as guest of cousin Mrs W R Webster at 248 Pay Street. Eighty five years old, veteran of Mexican and Civil Wars, he praises Atlanta’s growth since his last visit, calling it a municipal wonder and a source of Georgian pride.
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F. V. Braselton
Pendergrass
Ga.m
Atlanta
W. R. Webster
Pay Street
Braselton
Haonsh Green
George Washington
Robert Baselten
Dalice Force
Amee W. Braselton
Jas
Tompais
Sval
Allania
Braseiton
Atlanta Civic League Pushes Woman Suffrage in City Charter
The Atlanta Civic League petitions the charter revision committee to add a clause granting tax paying women in Atlanta the right to vote on tax levies and bond issues. The request cites taxation without representation and aims for municipal suffrage for women twenty one shares of tax payment. The committee has not yet acted but the league promises persistent effort amid ongoing charter revisions.
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Charter Revision Committee
Atlanta
Mississippi River
Europe
Asia
Africa
Atlanta Civic League
America
Alate
Democrata
Thames Efter
Sen
Thia
Forsign
United States
Wink
Ftani AM Women of
Mae
Alrighta
Tevlee
Civic League
Afch
League
Lee Swindling Charge Dismissed in Augusta Court
H G Lee of 73 Williams Street faced a prelitertiary trial before Justice J G Bloodworth on a cheating and swindling charge brought by C Lester of Piedmont Portland Cement and Lime Company. The case, over a $9600 sight draft alleged to be misrepresented, was dismissed after plaintiff’s evidence and defense by Attorney Clifford L Anderson.
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H. G. Lee
Willams Street
Timelight
Augusta
J. G. Bloodworth
Lee
C. Lester
Piedmont Portland Cement and Lime Company
Austell
Clifford L.anderson
Anderson
Felder
Rountree & Wilson
Plalntiff
Buckhead Cars May Run Sunday Amid Bridge and Track Work
The Fulton county board of commissioners chair EV Carter says approach fills to the Peachtree creek bridge will be completed by week’s end. Outbound track to Buckhead via Geone Railway and Electric offices is to finish by Saturday night. A car line loop around the Armory Auditorium will start next week. A Mississippi silver service presentation is planned in Mobile with dates from March to May. Hen Conyers represents the plaintiff in a criminal intention case over a disputed draft cashing.
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Peachtree
Buckhead
Peachtree Road
EV. Carter
Fulton County Board of Commissioners
Peachtree Creek
Geone Railway and Electric Company
It Tx
Huckhead
Ite
Armory—uuditorium
Mississippi
Mobile
Ala
Hen Conyers
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