Supreme Court rules custody to father in Zachry case
Three key developments emerged: the Georgia Supreme Court reversed Judge Hammond and awarded custody of the Zachry children to the father, a South Carolina governor’s extradition request was refused, and public sentiment grew in favor of paternal custody. The decision centers on welfare of the children and upholds applying habeas corpus provisions to custody disputes.
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Zachery
Rapia
Supreme Court
Henry Hammond
Augusia
Zarhry
Court of Ordinary
Please
South Carolina
Zachry
House of the Mothers
Wilen Waa
Augusta
Treauchry Girts
J. Y. Smith
Faovin
Bain Olive
Tichmund
Smith
Fulton
Olive
Richmund
Millve
Ribb
Gaclincton
Richmond
Fullbright
Burka
Tarmmana
J. J. Zachry
Slaton
Frances
Byler Walker
Dudien J. Zachery
South Carola
Minis
Regisia
South Carola i
Viola Hon
Durree
Superior Court of Georgia
Carolina
Georgia
South
Carelina
Appropriation Bill Will Be Considered by House Committee
The House Appropriations Committee will meet this morning to decide whether to accept the Senate cut on the appropriations bill after tax reform actions. Chairman Crawford Wheatley announced a 20 oclock meeting to determine how the revised revenue and tax changes affect funding and whether the original House bill preferences will stand.
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House
Senate
Actiow
Crawford Wheatley
Hig Committee
Cammlotee
Wayward Girls Home Favored By House
House approves establishing a Georgia Industrial Home for Girls with a 320000 appropriation. Of this, 420000 funds buildings, leaving 1000 for maintenance, to be located at the state farm or suitable land, and named the Georgia Industrial Home for Girls.
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Wayward Girls
Wayward Birla
Messrs. Jones
Coweta
Mills
Hurts,calla
Georgia Industrial Home For Girls
South Carolina's First Bale Sent to Market
J Porter of Barnwell ships the first bale of new South Carolina cotton to market. EB Wagener & Co. have been advised of the shipment from Charleston on August 12.
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South Carolina
Charleston
J Porter
Barnwell
New South Carolina
EB. W. Wagener & Co
Custody, Extradition and Family Strife Across States
The narrative details Mrs. Zachry urging the return of her child and the governor’s stance on extradition for private purposes. It recounts custody disputes from May 1932, involving Julian J. Zachry and Mary W. Zachry, with the older child awarded to the father, Mrs. Zachry taking the child to Columbia, S.C., and ensuing habeas corpus actions and kidnapping charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zachry
Georgia
South Carolina
Julian J. Zachry
Mary W. Zachry
Richmond Court of Ordinary
Killing of Ray Jossey by tenant Dock Matthews in Georgia
Americas Ga August 12 Special. Sheriff Fuller returns from Leesburg with details of Ray Jossey a 22 year old unmarried farmer killed by Dock Matthews a negro tenant Matthews fired a Winchester rifle at Jossey who shot back and died in the doorway Matthews fled and remains at large Jossey raised in Marion County and worked as superintendent on the Wallace plantation where Matthews was employed
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Americas
Sherif Fuller
Leesburg
Ray Jossey
Lee County
Dock Matthews
Matthews
Jousey
Jossey
Marion County
Wallace Plantation
Georgia Faces Payment For Silver Service To Battleship
The Georgia House committee on appropriations voted 9 to recommend paying the state’s share of the $6,415 donated silver service for the battleship Georgia. A balance of $1,500 plus interest since 1907 remains due. towns paid their quotas, leaving the state’s debt unsettled.
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House Committee On Appropriations
Georgia
Theorgia
W. Crankshaw
Atlanta
Crankshaw
Joseph M. Terrell
Wovernor
Theodore Roosevelt
Terrell
Jengaga
Augusta
Savannah
Columbus
Waycross
Branswick
Rome
Sparta
Bainbridge
Greenville
Roswell
Lindaie
Alban
8th District Masons Meet in Athens Today
Athens Ga August 12 Special Capt W A Capps hosts Eighth District Masonic convention with grand master R L Gilding and Deputy Grand Master Ballard expected. Judge Capps leads district and visitors from across Georgia. barbecue prepared for the occasion. about five hundred delegates anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
W. A. Capps
Nguaiiy
Cappa
R. L. Gilding
Savannan
Ballard
Brunswick
Georgia
Railroads Ordered to Accept All Lumber Shipments
In Savannah August 12 Judge Chariton in superior court directed a jury to verdict for Dixon Lumber Co. against Central of Georgia Railway. The mandamus ruling compels railways to accept all lumber shipments offered, marking a victory for lumber interests and challenging carrier discrimination in favor of other business. The case, seen as a test, signals a shift away from prior surpluses and awkward port influence on lumber trade.
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Avannah. A
Chariton
Dixon Lumber Company
Central of Georgia Railway
Gansportacion Companies
Early Primary Bill Passed by the House
The early primary bill passed the House on Tuesday by a 122 to 13 vote. It requires all primaries to be held by June 15, enabling the 60 days qualification period for voters who paid their tax.
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House
Castro Uprising Fails in Venezuela Report
Washington reports the Castro uprising in Venezuela failed. American Consul Vaetter in Caracas confirms earlier word that General Torres and his officers led the eastern revolt and are besieged, marking a reverses in the effort.
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Castro
Washington
Cipriano Castro
Venezela
Consal Vaetter
Caracas
Torres
Besa Cap- 06
Inheritance Tax Bills Favorably Reported In Senate
Senate members review inheritance tax measures passed by the House while awaiting House bills. Finance committee backs the tax bill and custody ruling tied to parental rights. House borrows funds to cover deficits. two House bills await second reading. Georgia Training School for Girls and a new qualified caterers book are proposed. Senator Price invites inspection of the department.
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Senate
House
McGregors
Finance Committee
General Judiciary
Georgia Training School For Girls
Frank Commingioner
Aerleniture Price
Nix Department
Poyt
Se Orenart
Savannah Council Probes Auditors' Charges
Savannah Ga August 12 speeday a special city council meeting is set to review the auditors report detailing mismanagement of city funds. the document highlights unaccounted expenditures charged to the paying account. former mayor tideman responded to the criticisms as sweeping changes in municipal administration are anticipated.
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Savannah
Typos Invite Berry Over Lynch Protest at Union Meet
The International Typographical Union convention in Nashville marks its second day with two main events. A letter from President George L Kerr of the International Preshment Union complains of exclusion and outlines a cooperation plan. President Lynch accuses President Berry of bad faith over support for last year’s pressmen strike. A proposal to limit tenure to two terms fails amid heated floor debate. Tomorrow includes committee reports and entertainment.
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Nashville
Tenn
International Typographical Union
George L. Kerr
International Preshment Union
Saa
James Lynch
Ove
Berry
Cabpby Tyneeraphical Union
Hearst Panera
Lynch
International Typogrophical Union
Chauffeur roasted after wrecked auto near Martinsville
Roanoke Va August 12 Joe Bean of Chartady NC chauffeur burned to death when Darden of Jackson Miss in an automobile struck by an excursion train near Martinaville Va The locomotive hurled the car 75 feet Darden survived with serious injuries and was rushed to a Martinsville hospital
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Roanoke
Joe Bean
Chartady
N.C
P. J. Darden
Jackson
Mlys
Darden
Martinaville
Bean
Martinsville
Republicans Propose Recess Of Congress
Washington August 12 Republican leaders in the senate renewed discussion of a possible recess of Congress delaying final passage of the currency bill until November The suggestion from Republican circles is that if Democrats agree to a recess immediately after the tariff bill passes and November 1 much of the opposition to the currency measure might be withdrawn and its passage expedited
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Robbed of her gems in a Pullman car
In Cleveland at Union Station a thief disguised as a brakeman entered a Pullman car and seized a chamois bag holding about $1,000 in jewelry belonging to Mr and Mrs W J Beck of Shelbyville Kentucky. The robber fled as passengers alerted, aided by Beckham's daughter. he escaped. Beckham is related to Kentucky's former governor and is a banker attorney.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Pullman
W. J. Becknam
Shelbyville
Beckham
Kentucky
Bhelbyville
Round Trip Tybee and Cumberland Island Ticket Offer
Advertisement for a $9.00 round trip from Central of Georgia Railway to Tybee, Cumberland Island, and St Simons Island in Georgia. Travel from August 16, 1913, with sleeping berths available. tickets via the Ticket Agent at Fourth National Bank Building and Terminal Station.
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Cumberland Island
Simons Island
Central of Georgia Railway
Fourth National
Insurgent Democrats Push Currency Reform in House
Washington August 12 insurgent democrats pressed to broaden agricultural credits by using warehouse receipts as security for credit under the proposed Glass currency bill. Nesley Wingo and Eagle argued for extensions while Glass defended the measure, warning against speculation and market manipulation. A vote was not expected before week’s end as echoes of the money trust inquiry surfaced. Republican leaders summoned absentees for August 15 to plan a joint caucus and committee staffing ahead of campaign efforts.
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Washington
House
Nesley
Kansas
Wingo
Arkansas
Eagle
Texas
Representative Glass
Farcas
Giana
Glass
House “Money Trust
Neeley
Money Trust
Mann
Senate
Jouse
Capitol
Republian
Congressional Committee
Painter Fights Yellow Jackets On Capitol Dome
Deforest N. Tickner of Lansing clung with one hand to a steel rod and fought off a swarm of yellow jackets while painting the dome 275 feet above ground. After climbing to the top he stepped through a window and began to scale the exterior when hundreds of insects swarmed from a crevice. He endured stings and intense pain but returned to the window and safety.
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Lansing
Mich
Deforest
N. Tickner
State Capitol
Tickner
Train Special From Old Depot At 8 P.M.
Round trip from Wrightsville Beach for Saturday August 8 includes sleepers and coaches. Departs Old Depot at 8:00 P.M. SBA board advertisement notes special train service.
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Wrightsville Beach
Old Depot
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House Finance Committee
Elis
Maier
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall St
Atlanta, Ga
Roy Jossey
Savannah Council
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Michigan
Fourth National Bank
Eiseman Bros., Inc
Whitehail Saal
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