Georgia Bankers to Meet in June Joint Session
Georgia Bankers Association Group 3 met at the Piedmont Driving Club with delegates from forty nine Georgia banks. They approved a June joint session with Florida bankers in Atlanta, arranged by the Atlanta Clearing House Association, to discuss interstate banking and cooperative plans.
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Fine ceremony marks the day in Covington Georgia
Covington Georgia April 28 ceremony honors Confederate dead with a white bronze statue in central park funded by Newton county. A long parade followed by prayers and an unveiling by Miss Mitta Heard, with Dr Landrum of Atlanta delivering an oration on Confederate fidelity, patriotism, and American identity.
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Alcohol From Sawdust Promises Lumber Mill Profit
Mississippi lumber plants foresee sawdust as a cash crop with wood alcohol. Signum Products Company, chartered with 280000 capital, erects a plant at Hattiesburg to convert sawdust into alcohol after successful tests. Production expected within weeks.
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Walden Wins Senate Seat by Narrow Primary Victory
William Walden defeated Judge C. Ramsey by six votes in the Jefferson eighteenth Senatorial district primary to secure the seat for Georgia. The April 26 result confirms Walden as the elected senator after the close contest in Spenceria.
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Untitled Fragment on American Identity and Patriotism
A fragmented passage asserts that Americans must prove their Americanism beyond regional pride. It rejects exclusive regional labels and urges unity of national identity, warning against civil strife and foreign threats to the nation’s fabric. The text emphasizes inclusive citizenship and shared American heritage.
Negroes Shot Through Cat-Hole in Waynesboro
Reported April 26 details an attempted assassination in Waynesboro as a white man shot two Black men, Robert Bud and Watson Mathis, through a cat hole at the Fair Grounds. A second sighting of a man with a pistol in the business district preceded his disappearance. rumors of a third shooting at Greens Cut circulate. King Peter Falls From Horse in Belgrade. many minor items follow.
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Captain Ramsey Dies From Wound After War Service
Captain Ramsey a former state legislator and commander of Joe Edmondson’s brigade in the Civil War died from a wound received late Sunday night. His death leaves a leading county figure and former lawmaker with a large family and mourning in Opelika. Public sentiment runs high as murder charges loom against two suspects, while Opelika prepares a new hotel to replace the Cooper.
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Medicine Made in the House and Congress Talk
The Agriculture appropriation bill dominates House floor discussion with leaders predicting campaigns on tariff revision and protection. Speakers cite watch trusts and rural delivery boxes as topics while a large attendance fills the chamber and galleries.
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Knights Meet With Accide in Columbia Arrival After Collision
Knights Templar of Thi Y arrived in Columbia today after a collision with cars near Swansea. Mrs Jos T Basnes sustained a broken arm and James H Liond was injured. Governor D G Ifter greeted them and Columbia hosted a southern barbecue before they left for the night.
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Spike in Savannah Sparks Day of Tension
Fragmentary report describes a spike incident in Savannah during a public celebration. The text references artillery, a captain, and possible gunfire or disturbance, with unclear sequence and participants. Strong entities include Savannah and a captain, but details are garbled.
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