Peach and political notes mark Macon meeting
Georgia committee members including Overman and Wooten convened to discuss amendments to a reform bill and support rural credits in Congress. Peach crops were praised as a record harvest potential but risks of price drops linger, while two women and a man faced charges related to a crime in Crumlin and a Macon lawyer reported for life imprisonment in a separate case.
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TR Overman
Cousins
Tkitell
Dublin
Taylor
Mughtsville
YW Slade
Santersxale
Wo Mulner
Barnesville
Wooten
Waa
Macon
Khatie Willams
Ar Rein Crumlin
Chaimgang
Polie
Hustenell
Moore Memorial Services At Acora Memorial Church
Pastor elect Re G R Suford will preach at the morning service at Acora Memorial Church. An evening service and Sunday school are scheduled for 2 o'clock.
Bishop Candler postpones Emory Oxford lectures
Bishop Candler announced he must delay his lecture series at Oxford due to illness. He suffered a spinal attack, required treatment in Washington, and relapsed after returning home, forcing him to miss a key educational commission meeting. Emory College expansion plans remain in progress, with officials optimistic on resources and the college’s growth.
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Candler
Oxford
Emory
Washington
Siys
Emory Allege
College of Siveral Arts
Emory Collese
Easter Service at Atlanta University Ware Memorial Chapel
Easter service will be held at Atlanta University in the Ware Memorial chapel on Sunday afternoon April 4 at 4 o'clock. The music, directed by Sidney Woodward, features Jubilate songs and hymns from the student choir. Rev Dr W R Hendricks of Trinity Church will preach. West Hunter cars run every ten minutes to the campus.
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Speaal
Atlanta University
Ware Memorial Chapel
Sidney Woodward
Lord
WR Hendricks Raster
Trinity Church
West Hunter
First Call of Court Begins May 18 in Georgia Civil Docket
The supreme court of Georgia announces the civil docket for the March term 1915 will start on Tuesday, May 18, and continue through the Dupin’ cfreut. A second term starts Tuesday, July 6 with the Brunswick cfrentt and will include all remaining cases in the docket.
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Supreme Court of Georgia
Dupin’ Cfreut
Brunswick
City considers converting tannery rink to temporary skating venue
The council police committee weighs a temporary permit for Bray to operate a skating rink at the tabernacle. A general council resolution aimed to keep the tabernacle intact until September 2, but did not grant permission for use as a skating rink.
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Iith
Chapman Alexander Sevival
Wendry
Bray
Tabernacle
Wand Wood
General Council
Shakespeare's Case Held for Judge Calhoun
Edward Buckie and Tackys appeared in court facing charges of alleged fraud after a criminal case at munimon court. The prosecution pressed the charge as the defense argued, with additional arraignment scheduled before Judge Andy Calhoun.
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Edward Buckie Etter
Tod
Chiree
Chettine
Alteged
Erind
Beetingwa
Sudge
Andy Cohoun
Case Against Hoffman Dismissed by Recorder
Inspector J P Hoffman of the Georgia Railway Power Company had profanity on a street car dismissed in Recorder's Court by Judge Taghon who said Hoffman was not the provocator. The case arose from a Tuesday evening incident involving BS Ule, former mayor of College Park, and other residents who were aboard the car. It emerged that Hoffman's remarks were not aimed at jitney buses but were in resentment at insinuations that the trolley company caused tack marks on downtown pavements last Sunday morning.
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J P Hoffman
Georgia Railwana Power Company
Recorders Court
Tahagon
Janstortman
BS Ule
College Park
Hoffmans
Trolley
Turpentine and rosin trade pattern in late WWI era
The article notes wartime naval stores trading being restricted as contraband. It cites a return to normal trading in November on a lower base, with turpentine and rosin shipments and stock levels. It records 12 month totals and December end stocks, including 146,970 barrels of turpentine and 449,698 barrels of rosin, plus end stock figures.
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Utes
Sasania
Universalist leader to speak at Atlanta church series
Dr Winflin McGlauffin, head of Universalists, arrives to preach at the First Universalist Church Ye fast Harz street. A public invitation is issued for the series with talks on Saturday morning at the Industrial School and Saturday afternoon at the Confederate Soldiers Home and Home for Incurables. Dr McGlauffin will preach Easter Sunday morning and evening, with his wife assisting in solo work during services.
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Birat Univer Suis
Industral School
Taturdy
Confederate Soldiers Home
Tré
VeGlauflin
Chlet W B
Special election set to fill W. R. Reid seat
A special election is called for the nineteenth senatorial district including Tihateris Warren and Greene councils to elect a state senator to succeed the late WR Reid. The vote is scheduled for Saturday with candidates and campaign actions beginning this week.
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Tihateris
Warren
Greene
Saturda
WR Reid
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