Expose of Smith shocks Macon in police race
Macon Georgia November 30 Special. Alderman Hazlehurst exposed Smith who offered to retire from the race for chief of police for ten thousand dollars to whisky interests. Smith admitted he would sell out before the election but not after, while claiming a trap on Hazlehurst. The investigation, conducted by Pittman Riley and others, found the attempted buyout and withdrawal agreement.
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Macon
Macon Law Enforcement League
A. J. Bailth
Smith
Alika
R. C. Hazlehurst
Brotherhood For Locomotive Engineers
Gratth
Veldosta
Dflce
Pittman
Alderman RC
Bighurst
Ana
Ace
Alderman
Jaziehurst
Ith Smith
Imm
Pon Smith
Alderman Bittman
Seth
Allerman Hazlehurst
Haziehurst
M Smith
Halehurst
J. B. Riley
Pittmen
Hazlehurst
Abi Jeet
Hazlehuret
Guziehurse Ha
Lee
Riley
Messrs
Holloway
Wallace Miller
Plate Glass Windows Smashed in Hunter Street
Windows of the county and a state tax office on Hunter street were smashed. Large holes were cut in the plate glass and a county policeman stood watch Sunday to deter theft. The cause of the breakage is not known.
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Bund Ene
Mua
Hunter Street
New Trinity pastor preaches first sermon to congregation
Rev. Luke Johnson, former Gainesville district elder, preached his first sermon at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church after the death of Rev. John TRobing. Johnson urged faith, unity, and effort to make 1914 a landmark year, praising Trinity’s grand edifice and inviting the congregation to support the work with prayers and sympathy. A large crowd attended despite bad weather, with many staying after the service to greet him.
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Luke Johnson
Gainesville
Blethedial Episcopal Church, South
Methodist Episcopal Church
Johnson
John 8. Trobing
Trinity
Agid
Old Trinity
Mr. Johnson
Dr Holderby Urges Unity of Spirit Across Churches
Dr A R Holdéroy of Moore Memorial preached on Christian Unity urging a shared spirit among all churches. He warned of internal dissension in every church, noting pastors often face opposition from within. He argued Christ faced persecution yet remained a unifying example, stressing spiritual unity over organic mergers.
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A. R. Holdéroy
Moore Memorial Church
Iis
Holderby
Christ
Gheist
Judas Tscarlot
Georgia Quarantine Laws Saved Millions, Entomology Reports
Georgia state entomology officials say strict plant quarantine saved millions, citing past prevented losses from pests like the San Jose scale and the cotton boll weevil. The department enforces inspection of all nursery stock, bans diseased specimens, requires interstate certificates, and fines violators. Additional threats include brown tail and gypsy moths, plus pests from Mexico, the Mediterranean, and Asia, with ongoing vigilance against plant diseases such as potato wart.
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Georgia State Board of Entomology
San Jose
E. Lee Worsham
State Department of Entomology
Georgia
Georgia Department of Atomalogy
State Board of Entomology
New England
Europe
Dlexico
Mediterranean
China
Japan
Oriental
Thirteen Die in Northern New England Deer Hunting
Boston reports the fall deer killing across Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts cost thirteen lives and left over seventy two with injuries. Maine leads fatalities with seven killed four shot by others and one child accidentally shot. New Hampshire and Vermont each had one fatality and multiple injuries. Massachusetts reported no deaths during its open week.
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Boston
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Lela Emai
Quarantine Lifts on Cotton Lint Amid Weevil Fears
The report notes European and New England pine rust threats and details Georgia’s quarantine measures against Mexican cotton boll weevil areas. It mentions restrictions on cotton seed, seed sacks, and other items likely to harbor weevils, with lint shipments recently deemed safe to move.
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Hungary
England
European
New England
Europe
Georgia
Preachers Embrace Tom Paine Doctrines in Late Sermon
In a sermon at the HE Side Tabertinde Rev. Shuler argues that many churches and preachers today accept the doctrines Tom Paine haunted Christendom with a century ago. He warns the church risks abandoning cardinal doctrines as civilization advances and calls for faith in the gospel amid unrest.
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Aljen Shier
Tam
Paine
Mata Rev. Shuler
Signe
Times
Ain
Satan
Ghelat
Christ
Tom Paine
Jooa
Atlanta Business Leaders Meet To Plan Weevil Fight
One hundred Atlanta business men will attend a luncheon at the Hotel Ansley on Tuesday at 1 o clock, invited by the Georgia Chamber of Commerce to discuss strategies to keep the boll weevil out of Georgia. President Charles J. Haden extends invitations. attendees include LB Bottenfield Palmore Joel Hunter Lloyd B Parks S C Kents Botling HK Jones John H McKennie Haraldson Breckley E B McCrary Joseph A MacCord B M Grant and others.
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Atlanta
Ansley Hotel
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Charles J. Haden
Georgia Chamber of Commeras
Hotel
Ansley i
Bottenfield
Palmore
Joel Hunter
Lloyd B. Parks
5. C. Kents
Dr Poteat to Lecture Tonight on Happiness
Dr Eewin M Forrest of Furman University will speak on The Philosophy of Happiness at Second Baptist Church tonight under the Young Men's Bible class auspice. Admission is 25 cents and tickets sold briskly as strong Baptist leaders anticipate a large audience.
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Eewin M. Forest
Furman University
GreenVille
S.C
Second Baptist Church
Poteat
South
Baptist Taharnacle
Lincoln McConsnel
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Maier & Berkele, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
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Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
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DR. Holderby
Dozier & Gay Paint Company
South Broad Street
Tom Pane
Seénoni
Rev
al Jen C. Shuler
Ansley
Farmer
Dauner
Te Meen
Cnriawe
Toa Malotse
Ottornan
Sea
Gourdiand
Yinn
Edgek Wothing
Frank
Walden
Ottley
W. H. Banhy
Witserie Moore
Walter G. Cooper
W. F. Vonebie
W. Rap
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Surrier
Brooke Morgan
Wea
Waglinn
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Lovercoats
Cloud-Stanford
Peachtree Street
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