Georgia Press Convention Planned in Canton May Ten
The Georgia Press association schedules its annual convention in Canton beginning May 10. Delegates plan excursions to Murphy North Carolina and marble quarries, with Canton noted for hospitality. News covers ongoing Oglethorpe County litigation and a final decree affecting Duncan C Hill and Harry Hill, plus local curiosities and civic events across Georgia.
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Georgia Press
Canton
O'Etock
Murphy
Ben Perry
Heroices
Georgia
Atlanta
Oglethorpe County
Oglethorpe Superior Court
Duncan C. Hill
Supreme Court
Duncan
Harry
Lowry Jackson
J.T. Olive
Lexington
Me. Farrell
Messiné
John C. Reed
Hamilton McWhorter
Brunswick
Georgia Baptists Great Need for Missionary Work Delegates Present
Brexaches Ga April 20 Special Rev Lansing Burrows from Augusta and Rev A William Jones attend with Rev B Griffith secretary of American Baptist Publication Society Philadelphia representing the largest Baptist publishing house. The meeting features 39 ministers at Morcar University and calls for more foreign workers in Africa Italy Brazil and China to expand missions with Georgia donors urged to increase giving.
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Lansing Burrows
Augusta
A. William Jones
Home Mission Board
B. Gritiish
American Baptist Publication Society
Philadelphia
National Baptist
America
United States
Griffith
Tucker
RE. W. Warren
Morcar University
T. H. Bell
Foreign Missionary Board
Georgia
Ber. J
Bryant
Savannsh
BE. K. Lyon
J. B. Murrow
Murrow
J. B. Chiles
Columbus
W. W. Arnold
Concord
J. Momma
Eternezer
J. T. Smith
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W. T. Glowen
D. Winn
A.C. Smith
Pint River
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E. M. Horten
J.F. Blalock
F. M. Damiel
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J. G. Ryda
Itler
O. B. Auton
J. A. Scarboro
Mount Vernon
J. J. Hyman
YP. J. Pipkin
J. A. Fattillo
J. M. Henderson
P. L. Hudson
E. ZF. Golden
J. J. Block
B. Wenb
J. F. Lambeight
J. A. Blunt
A. ¥. Horn
Kew Union
A. C. Ward
Noonday
G. BA. Temlin
A. W. York
Ana Cheeves
W. E. McIntosh
W. S. Amos
Kehonoth
B TL. Ross
R. Amohem
A.J. Battle
E.W. Warren
Piedmont
T. 4. Parker
J. R. Tatum
DB. Carter
A. Richardson
J. J. Roberson
Raronta
A. J. Kelly
ER. Carnwell, Jr
C.M. Irbt
W. M.coile
H.C. Appieby
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Bioss
C. M. Cwin
Blane Mountain
J. & Lawton
H. H. Tucker
BH. McDonald
C. Hornaday
CM. Irwin
J. i. Hawthorne
J. AC Brittain
Jokinson
B. F. Abbou
M.C. Keiser
H.C. Latimer
Tallaprosa
Wra. Coulson
A.J. Coulson
Washington
T. J. Cummings
A.J. Hardwick
Binion
Griin
M. Daniel
G. R. McCall
J. H.camillo
R. D. Cox
Filverton
KTN
Carswell
Jr Millen Uie
W. A. Moore
J. D. Chapman
Second Atlanta
H H. Tunker
H. Hateb
Deaor Springs
Senoia
Culpzoper
Brunswick
A. J. Uranham
Boarnesville
C. W. Brown
Severnan
A. W. Rabon
Royall
Coynton
Awonta
W. N. Chandon
Florida
Fire alarms and collisions scatter in Macon notes
Macon Ga April 20 Special An alarm from box thirty at Bond and Orange streets reported a large smoke column. Two room back of Mr Hi Wortham home burned. houses saved by neighbors and fire department. Another fire at East Macon burned Mr Urquhart’s residence valued 10000. water shortage hindered suppression. $2800 insured. Gilmore entertainments prep crowded. balloon ascent disputed. A 3 am railroad accident mangled Tom Bivens foot, later amputation. Dr Baxter heads to Mexico. A fossil find in Dawsonville uncovers an ancient Indian pot in a stump. Court notes report minor cases. bridge repaired after flood. Prohibition advances as whisky license fine levied. local spring water hoax alleged. Athens visit notes by W Stanes. Full blast chimney at Barnesville.
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Fra
Eclipse
Pulaski
Macon
Bond and
Orange
My Wortham
J. Seymour Rogers
Worthan
Messrs
Cobb, Cobness & Cobb
Mr. Wortham
John Mand
Porter
Wood & Bonds
East Macon
Jalm A
Engine House
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
Granville Corner
Ganse
Gilmore
Central City Park
Preys
Library
Macox
Tom Bivens
Dixie Works
East Tennesse, Virginia and Georgia
McHaller
Williams
Bluens
Dawsonvi Lir
W. P. Gregory
Afteen
Mr. Gregory
Gregory
Dawsonville
Dawson Superior Court
Jorge Brown
Sia” McGuire
Sheeg Hulsey
Jack Senay
Miss Redden
Tom Goss
George R. Brown
Carter Tate
Straca
Smiley
Cordiel
Banwmsyi
Pana
Athens
Wstans
Gainesville
Premini
Athena Yeaterday
Banks County
Ham
Great Healer in North Carolina Draws Thousands
A Raleigh area report describes Mary Edwards, a 32 year old African healer in Barema Nash County, drawing vast crowds to a faith healing site. Devotees receive water blessed by Edwards and are told spirits are exorcised. The sessions have run ten days with growing attendance, and Edwards claims she is divinely guided. She has reportedly earned nearly 1009 dollars in four weeks. Various counties send patients, including white ones, seeking cures.
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Barema
N. C
Spacia
Nash County
Angel
Mary Edwards
Ensity White
Time reforms debated by Savannah citizens in mayor’s office
Twenty five Savannah residents representing manufacturing interests met in the mayor’s office to discuss rescinding the standard time adopted by the council. Alderman Wells led the special committee seeking public sentiment on returning to railroad time or shifting to eastern time, with several speakers citing impacts on workers and business.
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Savaswan
Wells
Prosperity and education cited in Conyers progress report
The Conyers community touts thriving industry and culture with granite quarries opening near the railroad, merchants prospering, and Emory College ties strengthening. Dr. Morgan Calloway emerges as favored candidate for president, praised as a thorough scholar and popular leader across faculty and students.
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Conyers
Dose Pearce
Collins
Uraway
Caledonia
Woonie
John H. Almand
Higrdtorn
Guinn
O'hivily
Murray
Emory College
Buch & Brand Man
Hopkins
Tts
Feo
Morgan Calloway
Politicians Tour Ga and Iowa Meet In May
In Augusta Acavata addressed five hundred in Market Hall urging unity and a two hour speech. He left tonight for Atlanta aboard the Georgia train. In Chariton county a political meeting named delegates to the state convention and the congressional convention in the first district. They support Hon. John C. Nicholla of Blacksnear and go uninstructed on tariff.
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Phigh Bat
Gedagome
Augusta
Acavata
San Small
Market Halton
Hich
Atlanta
Carda
Amd
N. Ga
Chariton County
Cai
James Th Son
J. W. Stallings
Messrs
PL. Baker
N. S. Roblinson
Joan C. Nicholla
Blacksnear
Mad Cow in Aany Ga Triggers River Escape Hunt
A stray mad cow in Aany across the river from Albany attacked two women and a man’s wife as they rode today. The animal fled toward the river, but crowds pursued it while the riders escaped unharmed. In Albany’s east, residents fear venturing out as the cow evaded capture. Two colored fishermen, Peter Washington and Jack Jones, drowned yesterday afternoon when their boat capsized in the Chattahoochee River. their bodies were not recovered.
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Axpany
Gill
Albany
Fort Gams
Peter Washington
Jack Jones
Chattabooches River
Popular music and old melodies this afternoon and tonight
Reserved seats urged for patrons. The notice announces music programs this afternoon and evening featuring popular tunes and traditional melodies hosted by the venue.
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