Soft Drink Dealers Face Grand Jury in Macon Case
In Macon Georgia on April 19 Special reports say the Law and Order League led by president T R Ayert has gathered bold evidence against alleged fixers in Bible. Detectives hired by the league collected bottles labeled as proof from multiple soft drink venues. The material, if presented, could threaten indictments of many Macon dealers and has drawn widespread local interest.
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Macon
Bible Grand Jury
Law and Order League
T. R. Ayert
Promone the
Grand Jury
League
Grand
Busica
Ives
Medical inspection of Georgia school children urged
Mrs M A Lipscomb ex president of the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs promotes a medical inspector in Athens schools. The inspector would diagnose conditions and inform parents to seek family physician care, tying health to education. A national push for sanitation and public health advances follows, with figures Choate Elliot Angell Adler Adams and Owens noted.
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Mra. M
Into
Association For the Advancement of Science
Joseph H. Choate
New Vorks
Charles ‘W. Elliot
Cambridge
James B. Angell
Ann Arbor
Betix Adler
New York
Jans Addams
Chicago
United States Department of Health
MD. Lipscomb
Senator Owens
Oklahoma
South
Little Rock
H. F. Lewie
Raleigh
N. C
Auto Day Draws Historic Crowds in Albany Georgia
Albany Georgia reports record crowds for Auto Day of the Georgia Chautauqua the first in the region. Hundreds arrived by car and train as decorated autos paraded and drivers competed in skill contests. Officials halted speed events due to congestion. Tomorrow features Governor’s and Military Day.
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Albany
Georgie Chautagaua
Georgia
Revival at Douglasville Georgia Opens With Williams
Revival at the Methodist church in Douglasville continues with Rev. Marvin Williams, pastor, assisted by Rev. Walter Anthony of Savannah, ongoing on April 19.
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Douglasville
The
Methodiat Church
Marvin Williams
Walter Anthony
Savannah
Separate races at prison farm plan gains support
Chairman Hutchens of the prison commission is weighing a proposal to separate whites and blacks at the state prison farm at Minedgevine. The plan calls for acquiring land, moving inmates to create distinct housing and using the existing dormitory for white prisoners' manual training. He expects no extra state cost and hopes crops and cost savings will fund the changes next year.
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Minedgevine
Hutchens
Prison Commission
General Assembly
Sto
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Rebekahs Meet Rome Georgia April 19
Seventh division of Rebekahs of Georgia held an interesting session in Rome and closed with a large public gathering. Speakers included Grand Master John P. Dave Captain J. L. Bass and Past Grand Master Meyer Hurdt. Lee McGinnis was elected division deputy and Mary Fite was chosen division deputy.
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Rome
Rebekahs
Georgia
John P. Dave
J. L. Bass
Meyer Hurdt
Masons
Lee McGinnis
Mary Fite
Wes
Negroes Approve Plan for Farm Reform School
The better class of Negroes in Augusta back Chief Jennings plan for a reformatory farm for Negro boys. Morris Brown College secretary Co. M Manning expresses approval, praising a state supported facility to reform petty offenders, reduce crime, and keep youths away from chalungangs. The letter urges early operation of the scheme.
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Jennings
Morris Brown College
Auasata
M. Manning
Georgia
Chalugangs
Jenninga
Co. M. Manning
A Delightful Vacation Trip Across North America
An advertised guided tour from Atlanta at 186 dollars offers a Washington to New York day trip Hudson River Niagara Falls Montreal Boston Norfolk loop. The package includes expenses except meals in New York and an experienced representative to accompany the party. Depart June 40 and return July 15, 1910, with more information via C.D. Wayne A G P A Seaboard Atlanta.
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Washington
fGar
New York
Hudson
Niagara Falls
Toronto
St. Lawrence
Thousand Telands
Montreal
Boston
Norfolk
Atlanta
Meale
New York City
C.D. Wayne
Seaboard
Officers of Company Sued by Stockholders
Chattanooga Tenn April 18 Every Officer and director of the Great Southern Agency Company Tennessee based banks and prominent men who aided in selling stock are defendants in a chancery suit filed by 200 stockholders representing 178000 of stock. Chancellor McConnell ordered attachments and injunctions as prayed.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Great Southern Agency Company
Tennessee
Chancery
Great Southern Agency
McConnell
Attractive fabrics and yardage on sale this morning
The Ginghams, cotton Foulards, Cotton Voiles, lines of Sheeting, Linen for waists, Linen Lawn and Linen Cambric are offered in widths from 27 to 36 inches with prices ranging from 5c to 99c per yard. The store promises a broader stock to display later today.
Girl Weds Lover As He Lies In Hospital Cot
Henry Lindenkohl, a young American Locomotive Company engineer, traveled from Pittsboro to marry Edith Everbach in Washington. Hospitalized with typhoid fever, Lindenko h was married in his room as doctors awaited recovery. Flowers and gifts filled the chamber while a clergyman officiated.
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Washington
Henry Lindenkohl
American Locomotive Company
Pittsboro
Edith Everbach
Lindenkon
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Riot Follows Arrest of Prominent Cordele Men
In Cordele Georgia on April 19 a disturbance erupted after the arrest of M. Weathers a Crisp county farmer and J. M. Nelgon a Cordele businessman for intoxication. Officers faced threats and were forced to subdue Weathers with clubs. both men were later released on bond.
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Cordele
M. Weathers
Crisp County
J. M. Nelgon
Ceraele
Bond
Negro Pays Penalty for Kendrick's Death
Fariem Ge April 19 Special Yulian Baggett was hanged today at Appling for the murder of Zack Kendrick on December 3 last year. The trap was sprung by Sheriff Peares at 11:46. Raggett claimed Allen and Sam Lamkin aided the crime. Kendrick, a storekeeper, was called out at night on a white lie.
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Fariem
Yulian Baggett
Aged Farmer Killed in Wagon Fall at LaGrange
LaGrange Ga April 18 Special Larkin Cleveland a senior farmer of Troup county was instantly killed when a wagon he stood in started forward tipping him over terrace. The only witness a Black man. He leaves seven sons brothers and Alma Cleveland 4 granddaughters. W G Cleveland clerk of the court is among survivors.
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West Point
Marcellus Adama
Wit Chivers
Fredont
Adams
Bern
Adama
Chivers
LaGrange
Larkin Cleveland
Troup County
Cleveland
Messrs
John
W. L. la Pa C. c
Walter, Pitman
Albert Cleveland
W. G. Cleveland
Alma Cleveland
Georgia doctors gather in Athens for three day session
Athens Ga April 19 The Georgia Medical Association opens a three day meeting in Athens with three to four hundred physicians expected. President Macarthur says the convention will be the best in the history. Over ninety treatises by noted specialists will be read and a session devoted to hook worm remedies. The state board of health met and the Railway Surgeons of Georgia Alabama Tennessee Central System met. Thursday the association will visit Jefferson with ceremonies at the Crawford Long monument.
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Athens
Georgie Medical Association
Macarthur
State Board of Health
Association of Railway Surgeons of
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Central System
Sheriff Robertson Improving After Illness in Macon
Macon Georgia April 19 Special Sheriff George Robertson who has been ill for several days after taking doses of medicines for a temporary ailment will be out tomorrow and back in his office. He suffered serious consequences from a drug in a medicine meant for temporary relief.
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Robertson
Macon
George Robertson
Ines
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Peachtree Street
N. Pryor Street
Kimball House
Negro Reformatory
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