Atlanta Lawyers Press for Roan as Fourth Division Judge
A petition to Governor Slaton urges the appointment of Judge L. S. Roan to Fulton County Superior Court’s fourth division. Roan has long presided in the Fulton criminal branch, often at his own expense, and supporters argue he is best qualified to serve on the bench.
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Yew Town
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Re le Cox
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Thomas Meas
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Robert 8. Parker
Fingh
Petiiep
Joan M. Slaton
State of Georgia
Atlanta
L. 5S. Roan
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Fulton Superior Court
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Appling County Bill Stalled After House Debate
The Appling county fuse bill seeks a new board of commissioners and was debated for about 30 minutes in the house on Wednesday. Senators discussed altering the Carter measure to refer it to the voters, with opposition from Mr Hardyman and Mr Forker. The resolution was not concurred.
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Jefferson
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Would Save Collier. Frank Colter Execution Threat
Savannah Ga August 13 special says a determined effort aims to prevent the execution of Frank Colter for the murder of a wage earner. Colter’s sanity was challenged as the parole and prison commission refused interference, with signs of possible grave guilt in the condemned case.
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Frank Colter
Judge Brand Refuses Supersedeal in Athens Lewd House Case
In Athens Georgia on August 18 Judge C H Brand denied a supersedeas in a case targeting lewd houses in East Athens. Solicitor General John Gamble obtained a state injunction after evidence and rulings showed the premises constituted a public nuisance. Defendants counsel urged a supersedeas but the judge refused, citing prior temporary restraint and the decisive interlocutory injunction.
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Gamble
Judge Brand
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Flea Crop Sparks City Council Action in Thomasville
Thomasville, Ga. fleas have overwhelmed the town prompting council concern. Citizens debated ridding streets of hogs while no ordinance passed. A meeting August 18 led to street fumigation and a ban on stray animals amid harsh weather amplifying the pest issue. Local authorities issued a decree to address the infestation, affecting residents and daily life.
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Crate
No Seat in the Senate for Henry D Clayton
Henry D. Clayton arrives in Washington with credentials as the late Senator Johnsons successor and faces a senate likely to rule his commission invalid under the new direct election amendment. Senate lawyers anticipate a committee ruling against his claims after he argues the case in Washington. Clayton left Montgomery at 9 this morning for Washington via Cincinnati and is expected to reach tomorrow afternoon.
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Henry D. Clayton
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Montgomery
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Fatality at Chastain plantation near Thomasville
In Thomasville Georgia on August 13 Joe Holmes a Black man was struck and fatally hurt by Allen Fanler another Black man at the Chastain plantation about five miles from town. Authorities were pursuing an apparent escapee named Junior as Holmes is expected to die.
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Georgia General Assembly Expected to Adjourn Soon
The Georgia General Assembly is likely to adjourn Thursday noon after passing the state tax equalisation bill. With general appropriations expected to pass in the Senate today, little remains for the legislature to enact, and no major conflicts are anticipated.
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Grimshaw refuses to resign from Savannah city council
Savannah August 13 Alderman A B Grimshaw stated he will not resign from the city council despite his Seaboard Airline post being moved to Americus. He claims ongoing ability to attend bi weekly meetings and maintain Savannah citizenship, though council may settle the matter. A separate note mentions bank loan congestion with Atlanta National and others offering funds.
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Modest Dress Crusade Takes First Corporate Step
St Paul August 13 The Federation of Woman's Clubs crusade for modest dress gains a victory as a New York suit maker replies it will modify styles. The firm says fall coats will be two yards wide at the bottom and of proper length, addressing concerns of conservative women.
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Governor Slaton Secures $475000 Loan for Teacher Salaries
Governor Slaton has arranged to borrow 475000 dollars to be used promptly for teachers' salaries. Six Atlanta national banks have agreed to furnish the funds at a rate of per.
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Slaton
The Best Hot Weather Tonic From FROVE'S Tasteless Chit Tonic
An advertisement touts FROVE'S Tasteless Chit Tonic as enriching the blood and building up the whole system. It promises to strengthen and fortify you against the depressing effects of hot weather and summer fatigue.
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