Moorengo Leads Escape From Cape Colony Ambushes
Capetown reports Moorengo, the Cape refugee chief who has troubled German forces in South West Africa, escaped yesterday with another chief and 400 followers. police pursued but could not intercept. Moorengo has repeatedly ambushed German parties, with many clashes ending in deaths.
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Courts Hear Several Personal Injury and Divorce Suits
A series of civil actions were filed including an employe suffering hand injuries at a factory after a machine cut fingers. Morgan sues Atlanta Paper Company for 8000 claiming damages. Cattier and Smith face divorce actions with alimony requests. Several court officials and attorneys were noted, with updates on judges and clerks resuming duties after absences.
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Sasse
Atlanta Paper Company
Teaver
Burton Sachth
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Laomter Company
Mim Cattier
Smith
Jowon & Smith
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Cordel hotel plans announced for $50 000 four story brick structure
Cordelera August 16 special reports Browder drawing plans for a modern four story $50 000 hotel at Wall and Geven street opposite the union passenger station. Building will use pressed brick marble and stone with telephones in every room. Joe Geiger has leased Central hotel until completion.
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First Baptist Church
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Georga
Military Bill Passed in Senate Amid Local Legislation
In a night session the Upper Huanre Senate approved a military bill from Rep Claud Smith of Campbell County aligning Georgia militia with federal act provisions. President Akin protested limits on state rights as the measure passed alongside numerous town and city charter, bond, school, and road bills with adjournment noted at 10 30. Georgia's share of national appropriations near 190% is cited.
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Gordon College
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Walker
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Terrell
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Albany Judicial Circuit
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