Murder Charge Against Bailiff in Columbus Slaying
In Columbus Georgia Bailiff RW Willis is charged with murder after shooting Luther Hawkins an Atlanta youth who fled arrest for a $0 debt Not bail granted before a preliminary hearing next week Citizens condemn the killing as unjustified The suspect says he aimed to frighten the boy and did not intend to kill, while Hawkins body will be sent to Atlanta for burial
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Columbus
RW. Willis
Luther Hawkins
Atlanta
Citzens of
Hia
Guther Hawkins
Andrew
Jordan
Sher- Mfs
Balimt Wiis
Jordana Wits
Willis
Hawkins
Beavers
Frankins
Rutherford farmer to face murder hearing in Murfreesboro
William Cook, a Rutherford county farmer, is to have a preliminary hearing Wednesday in Murfreesboro on charges of murdering his wife Mrs Magsyie Cook and his niece Lacy Stanford near Smyrna last Monday night. Cook remains jailed in Rutherford County amid fears of mob violence as officials note a bitter family quarrel motive is possible. He has lived in Nashville and worked for the street railway, previously operating a saloon, with stints in St Louis and Chicago during his career.
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Nashville
Tenn
William Cook
Rutherford County
Mur
Magsyie Cook
Anather Nlrse
Lacy Stanford
Smyrnz
Murfreesboro
Cook
Coax
Smyrna
Aater
St. Louis
Chicago
Mul
Hospital Seeks Color Answer Over Hawaiian Native
Savannah officials face a race question after Richard Andrew, once a sailor from Hawaii, was placed in a ward with Black patients at a Savannah hospital. He caused a stir, leading to his transfer to the Marine Hospital, then kept from admission until a decision on his race is made by multiple facilities.
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Savannah
Hawaii
Richard Andrew
Alor
Georgia
Andrew
Marine Hospital
Eighth District Farm High School Opens in Athens
The Eighth District Agricultural High school under Principal W. G. Acrees opens September 2 with a reorganized faculty. New science and mathematics teachers join, including Gay in science Peacock in math and shop work, Cummings in history and English, Moore handling bookkeeping, Cole teaching domestic science, and Morehead as farm superintendent.
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Athens
Agricultural High School
W. G. Acrees
Gay Hag
Peacock
F. Cummings
Foster
B. W. Moore
South Carolina
Ivete Cole Taugh
Morehead
Hookworm Dispensary Planned Along Gainesville Midland
Athens Ga August 30 A dispensary for examination and treatment of hookworm will be placed at Candler a station on the Gainesville Midland railroad between Athens and Gainesville Dr Verner representing the state Board of health will be there on September 10 17 and 24 and October 4 He is working along the systematic lines data out by the board for the eradication of the hookworm which has been found in practically every county of the state
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Athens
Candler
Gainesville
Verner
State Board of Health
Miss Annie Williams Dies at Americus Home
Miss Annie Williams aged 17 daughter of Selicitor General James B. Williams of the southwestern judicial circuit died this morning after an appendicitis operation performed last Monday. The funeral will be Sunday afternoon at First Methodist Church with interment at Elaville. The Americus Bar Association will attend as honorary escorts.
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Americus
Annie Williams
James BR. Williams
Southwestern Judicial Circuit
Tee
Williama
Intermental Eilaville
Americus Bar Association
Doctor Arrested in White Slavery Case in Memphis
Memphis report says Dr. J yo Stephens of Knoxville was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Joy on a white slavery warrant. He allegedly brought Elizabeth Martin aged 22 from St Louis to Memphis. Government agent C R Nixon says several well known Memphians may become involved.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. Yo. Stephens
Knoxville
United States
Joy
Stephens
Elizabeth Martin
St. Louia
C. R. Nixon
Lawyers of Southern Meet in Washington
Washington August 20 Special The annual meeting of the Southern railway counsel drew many leading Georgia lawyers to Washington in recent days. Technical matters affecting suits were discussed. In attendance were Colonel N. E. Harris of Macon and his two sons Walter A. Harris and Joan Harris of Macon Judge Joe Bennet of Brunswick Este Graham of McKee Sam P. Maddox of Rome G. McCurry of Hartwell
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Washington
Southern Railway Counsel
Georgia
N. EB. Harris
Macon
Walter A. Harris
Joan . Harris
Joe Bennet
Brunswick
Este Graham
Mckae
Sam P. Maddox
Rome
G. McCurry
Hartwell
Davis Sworn In as Solicitor General of United States
John W. Davis of West Virginia was sworn in today as solicitor general. He succeeds resigned officeholder from the House of Representatives. The confirmation marks a key legal post appointment in Washington on August 30.
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Washington
John W. Davis
West Virginia
United States
Ife
House of Presentatives
Fight at Dr Hinkle's home injures two women in Macon
In Macon on August 30 a free for all at Dr A S Hinkle's residence left Mrs Hinkle with head injuries and Mrs T A Hinkle of New York with a broken hip. Dr Hinkle was taken into custody but released after Mrs Hinkle requested it. The dispute stems from estrangement and a pending divorce. Dr Hinkle's son James accused his father of being influenced. a warrant for assault was issued.
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Macon
A. 5
Hinkie
Dr. Hinkle
Theinkle
Hinkle
Palisades
Shipwade
Juaitus
Peace McCowan
Divorce of ninth husband yields alimony in Oregon case
Gregon City Oregon August 30 Aileen Kerring Grangerow a wealthy Uma tila Indian obtained a divorce yesterday from her ninth husband Grant Nicholas Grangerow and voluntarily settled upon him as alimony the sum of 2000 dollars She charged willful desertion.
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Gregon City
Ore
Eilen Kerring Grangerow
Umatila
Grant Nicholas Grangerow
Fish Hook in Throat Worries Mayor Gaynor
New York August bulletin reports Mayor Gaynor troubled by a fish hook in his throat linked to a gunshot wound from three years earlier. He remains at his Long Island residence with friends quoted about ongoing health struggles and recovery effort, using his familiar metaphor to describe the body’s stubborn fight.
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Mayor Gaynor
New York
Gaynor
Long Island
Ardmore Suspect Charged In Morbid Fire Deaths
Adelbert Borah was arrested in Johnson county after a morning fire at his Tishomingo home killed his wife Adelbert Borah and their 12 year old daughter. The couple had been estranged for some time, and Mrs Borah was the daughter of Sam Cole of Morgan town, Ey.
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Ardmore
Oklo
Adelpert Borah
Tishomingo
Johnson County
Adelbert Borah
Borah
Sam Cole
Morgantown
Gossip of Georgians in the Metropolis
A New York dispatch notes Georgia figures and events, from child labor debates at the federal level to Southern pamphlets, society visits, and marriages. It covers Len G. Broughton’s revival plans, Evelyn Humphries's Fayetteville wedding to Samuel Paris, Georgia visitors in New York hotels, and a roster of Atlanta and Savannah residents vacationing or attending events in the city.
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Carraway
Constitution
New York
Federal
Children's Bureau
Julian Lathron
National
Child Labor Coommittee
National Child Labor Committee
Georgia
North
Carolisa
Misa Evelyn Humphries
Brooklyn Borough
Atlanta
Fayetteville
N.C
Samuel Harrison Paris
Miss Humphries
May Ivy White
Brooklyn
Erasmus Hall School
Neforia Humphries
Marlborough-Bienheim
Broadway
37Th Street
New York City
Marlborough
Withlin
Grand Central Station
Maarlboough-Blenheim Hotel CO
Macon to Host Georgia State-Wide Meeting September 16
Macon Georgia August 30 Special Directors of the Macon Chamber of Commerce met with Charles J. Haden of Atlanta to plan the Georgia Chamber of Commerce state wide meeting in Macon on September 16. About 200 to 300 businessmen from across Georgia are expected. Prominent outsiders likely to speak include Treasury Secretary McAdoo and Senator Duncan Fletcher. The meeting aims to advance the statewide organizational effort begun in Atlanta July 23.
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Macon
Macon Chamber of Commerce
Charles J. Haden
Atlanta
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Richard H. Edmonds
The
Manufacturers' Record
Duncan A. Wletcher
McLana Tilton
Alabama Bankers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Roys
College Girls Arrive Soon For Miss Woodberry School
A large group of Georgia and nearby state college girls will enter Miss Woodberry's resident department on Peachtree when September opens. Among them are scholars holding Federation Club scholarships. enrollment in both boarding and day schools is the largest in the school's history. Read as a list: Etta Lula Walton Waycross Dorothy Poole Buford Grace Shelverton Austell Nell Johnson Athens Sarah Agnes Higgins Mary Welden Thamesville Lynette Eva Fallin May Fallin Rosalie Booth Athens Frances Kennedy Litha Boeings Gussie McDaniel Pickett Norcross Annie May Powell Lottia Powell Jackson Thelma Bradley Buena Vista Hattie Calloway Hanton Lois McElreath Athens Henrietta Dauer Edith Gilleland Elizabeth Kimball Mary Frances Whetstone of Atlanta and Mozelie Lyndon of Austin, Texas.
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Georfia
Miss Woodberry
Peachtree
Federation of Clube
Waycross
Dorothy Poole
Buford
Grace Shelverton
Austell
Nell Johnson
Athens
Sarah Agnes Higgins
Mary Welden
Thamesville
Lynette
Eva
May Fallin
Rosalie Booth
Frances Kennedy
Litha Boeings
Gusie McDanial
Pickett
Norcros
Annie May Powell
Lottia Powell
Jackson
Thelma Bradley
Buena
Buena Viste; Hattie Calloway, Hatonton
Lois McElreath
Athene
Henrietta Dauer
Edith Gilleland
Elizabeth Kimball
Mary Frances Whetstone
Atlanta
Mozelie Lyndon
Austin
Texas
Marriage notice and music school opens in Atlanta
Mrs William Anderson McConnall of Mount Airy Ga announces daughter Kate Hall to Norman Edgar Bowden in Atlanta on Saturday August 3 1913. At home in Wauchula Fla September 16. The Southern University of Music opens September 2 at 353 Peachtree St Apply at once for choice of teachers Adv.
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Southern University OF Music
Peachtree’ St
Barnard Preaches on the Frank Case at Baptist Tabernacle
Rev John E Barnard of Apheville New York announces a Sunday night sermon on capital punishment at the Baptist Tabernacle. A large crowd is expected to attend and discuss the Frank case. Names listed include H Jones Athens M D Flynn Augusta I A Carr Augusta G B Clark Savannah and B W Nelson Macon.
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Ansonia
T. L. Altman
Latham
F. A. Sherman
Georgia
Belmont
Joseph Hall
H. L. Hall
Savannah
McAlpin
J. Boley
Athens
Eldred I Stmpkins
Mr. Woetten
Savannan
Imperia
C. G.tennant
Albany
John Wright
C. B. Powers
Macon
Navarre
S. G. Coleman
Wayvrosa
Woodward
W. C. Tempikins
Holland
Peter W. Meldrim
St. Denis
R. R. Wallis
Stratford House
Park Horper
Moultrie
B. I. Throop
Colingwood
P. M. Brown
W. FE. Burns
Valdosta
Park Avenue
T. H. McKey
Astor
G. A. Wilcox
Augusta
Herald Square
F. J Eane
Rome
G. P. Estes
Gainesville
Ritz-Carlton
J. B. Gerrish
Hoffman House
I. A. Henderson
A. J. Pratt
Savoy
A. L. Blackburn
M. Jackson
Majestic
E. BE. Murphy
John E. Barnard
Apheville
N. Y
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Cayital
Frank Case
Marie Antoinette
Mr. H. Jones
Prince George
M. D. Flynn
I. A. Carr
G. B Clark
B. W. Nelson
Mra W
Scottish Association Plans to Build Home in Atlanta
The Atlanta Scottish association plans to construct a club house near the city, following the Burns club model. At a meeting next Friday night, expected steps will be discussed though no site has yet been chosen. The association has long hosted its events at the Burns club and aims to strengthen the group with its own building.
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Atlanta Scottish Association
Burns Club
Atlanta Bears
Fritzi Scheff Files Bankruptcy Petition in New York
Fritzi Scheff, noted stage star, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in New York today. She reports debts near $150,000 with assets around $975,000, including real estate at Big Stone Gap Virginia, once owned by her former husband John Fox Jr.
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New York
Fritzi Scheff
Fpotlight Fame
Big Stone
Gap
John Fox, Jr
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London
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Irving-on-on-the-Hanson
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Central OF Georgia Railway
Scottish Association
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Séth Streets
Central Park
White Path
Blue Hage Mountains
Joe
Peacatres
Tabor Marunger
Manhattan Square Hotel
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Museum OF Natural History
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H. R. Gannon
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