Rawlings Case Before Board in Georgia Death Sentence
Governor Terrell says no reason to interfere with the execution of J. G. Rawlings and Alf Moore for the Carter children murder. Board of trustees meetings and Atlanta Sunday School Union events fill the week, with a two day leadership gathering at the Westey Memorial Tabernacle and a full program of devotional, business, and instructional sessions.
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Terrell
Thi
J. G. Rawlings
Alf Moore
Tawndes Superior Court
J. G Rawlings
Ceremry
Carter
Savannah
Board of Trusters
Agricultral
Tor Aha Fleet Congressional District
J. G. Vinnes
AC Moore
Terrel
Capitol
Milton
Jen Rawlings
de Nangel
Atlanta Sunday School Union
Hell
Weatey Memorial
Atlanta
American Sunday Schools
Edward Young Clark, Jr
Police Board to Probe Row in Waycross Georgia
Chief Jennings says the clash between the matron and the baton officer will be examined at the police board meeting Tuesday night. The matron and Officer Gloer dispute persists with statements about conduct toward young women. Primary elections for three aldermen approach with Major Knight expected to testify on Saturday December in Waycross.
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Jennings
Gleer Han
Eulet
Han
Thar
Awor
Gloer
Groer Han
Oary
Banks of Waycross Show Over 1 Million On Deposit
Waycross Georgia December 2 special reports indicate more than 1 000 000 is now on deposit in the local banks. The rise is notable given hundreds of thousands of dollars of Waycross capital have been spent in the past year on city improvements.
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Banks of
Waycross
City salary boosts and chief salary cut to be debated
The city council will consider a salary committee report proposing raises for numerous city hall officials and a cut in the fire chief’s pay from 4000 to 3000. The list, corrected after yesterday’s publication, includes raises for auditors, clerks, engineers, inspectors, and staff, with a spirited debate expected before final disposition.
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City Hell
Cy Hall
Taylor
Councilan Draper
Aldersoan Iarwell
Christmas Spectacles at Hawkes Co 14 Whitehall St
Advertises heavy gold rimmed spectacles as ideal gifts for parents with promise to test lenses after holidays at no extra charge. Mentions Bowden Lithia Spring Water as a seasonal health tip and promotes ordering a case by phone 1086.
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Bowden Lithia
Hardman Medal Contest Held in Commerce Auditorium
In Jefferson Georgia on December 2 the fifth annual Hardman medal oratorical contest took place in Commerce. Students from Hull Sydersham Franklin Gants and Jackson counties competed for two $50 prizes, with G Landrum Franklin county taking first and Robert May Jackson county second. The event featured music by Miss Emma Stapler and recitations by Miss Annie Anell, as judges faced a difficult decision praising all contestants. Dr W B Hardman awarded the prizes and was praised for fostering young orators in the Piedmont belt.
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Jefferson, Ga
Specter
North Georgia
Oratorical Essociation
Commerce
Hardman
W. B. Hardman
Piedmont Belt
Hull
Sydersham
Franklin
Gants
Jackson
al Whedal
Franklin County
Landrum
Robert May
Jackson County
Banka County
Emma Stapler
Annie Anell
Tardman
Monthly Coinage Statement for November 1923
The United States mints produced coinage totaling 13 577 870 dollars in November. Gold coinage reached 10 941 000 dollars with 2 359 500 in minor coins and 257 970 in other issues. An additional 90 900 fifty centavos were minted for the Mexican government.
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Washington
United States
Additon
Riverside Lumber opens new mill on Antiller river bank
Hag Started. Wasdiuss Ga December 2 Special The Riverside Lumber Company has started operations on the east bank of the Antiller river near the town. The mill can process about 20 000 feet per day and timber supplies appear sufficient to last twenty five to thirty years.
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Hag
Wasdiuss
Riverside Lumber Company
Antillr River
Theely
Atlanta to raise liquor licenses under council bid
An ordinance to raise Atlanta liquor licenses will be presented by the city that afternoon based on a secret committee report. The recommendations include higher annual fees for retail and wholesale licenses and stricter moral and financial checks on applicants.
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Vota
Atlanta
Counci
Ananta
City of
Alder Maile Board
Bodica
Hancock County Wins Agricultural College Site
Sparta Ga December 2 Special the people of Hancock county rejoice at securing the agricultural college of the tenth district. County school commissioner Prof M J Duggan directs the victory with notable support from Judge Beaborn Keose W J Burwell and Mossie BA Rorfec. The college will be three miles east of Sparta near the Sparta Culverton road on the old Teno estate. It will use Trancock granite buildings and start construction soon with operation aimed for fall 1907. The trustees board plans an early meeting to set construction details. The victory boosts Wencock county’s prospects and local pride rises.
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Hancock County
Sparta
Agricultural College
Augusta
M. J. Duggan
Beaborn Keose
W. J. Burwell
Mossie
BA. Rorfec
Walker
Culverton
A. J. Teno
Rocky
Wichard Malcolm Johnson
C. J. Rocker
Rhine
Confederacy
O'S
Boant
Duggan
Wencock County
Alroady
Burning Barn Fire Near Neal Georgia Incendiary Suspected
At about 2 a m a blaze destroyed the barn of Brown Bros three miles west of Neal Ga. Four or five buggies were saved from adjoining sheds and all corn and bag were lost with bag value over 1000 dollars. Brown Bros offer 60 dollars for arrest and evidence to convict suspected incendiaries seen leaving the barn prior to discovery.
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Neal
Brown Bros
City election Wednesday names new council members and retirees
The Wednesday election will determine who becomes city officers and which members retire or seek continued service. The slate includes city attorney James To Mayson city engineer Tt M. Clayton and treasurer Thomas J. Peeples along with ward aldermen and councilmen across eight wards. Several current members retire January 7 while a number will hold over, with Curtin the sole member both retiring and taking a new post in the first ward.
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WR Doynor
Jamen To Mayson
Tt M. Clayton
T Payne
Wltl. Cyster
Thomas J. Peeples
T. I. D Burefield
A. T. Cuccis
I. M Bentell
Concilman
Dr .Ach. Basking
L. P. Huddleston
C. W. Mangum
Dr. I. 32 Pearce
T. T. Styron
Nixth
John OW. Grant
T. J. Longino
Charles 1 Harman
General Council
John I. Harwell
Gie
Sirus
A. L. Curtis
Toward Pattillo
Whitlam
J. N. McEachern
EB. Petory
Aun Connellman
Gach
Pushing on to Bainbridge
Apalachicola Northern railway pushes line work to Bainbridge Georgia with surveys approved and grading to the Georgia line. The tobacco crop price opens at contract 60 cents per pound rising toward 61 cents, farmers paid about 1 per day. lumber and housing demand surges as twelve new dwellings rise and workers move to the area.
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Apalachicola
Worthern
Bainbridge
Hainbridge
Apalachicola Northern Railway
Gut
Gulf
Antil
Ptate
Hambridge
Company
Gold Rimmed Spectacles For Christmas Gift
Gold rimmed spectacles advertised as a handsome serviceable Christmas gift. Customers can order now to receive adjustments after holidays at no extra charge. A. K. Hawkes Co. located at 14 Whitehall Street promotes these eyewear offerings with holiday timing.
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A. K. Hawkes Co
Whitehall Street
Carnegie Gifts Spur More Branches for Atlanta Library
Miss Anne Wallace reports Carnegie funds will finance additional library branches as the city grows. Andrew Carnegie approved money for the Southern Library Training School, with $100000 note to cover school expenses and a total gift to Atlanta projected at 275000, signaling lasting support beyond the current three year period.
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Carenese Library
Anne Wallace
Andrew Carnegie
Atlanta
Carnegie
Southern Library Training School
Wallace
New York
Daladelphia
Allanta
Souther Library
Bauern Library
Waycross Waterworks Expands City Mains
Waycross Georgia on December 2 reports water works and sewerage improvements funded with 35000 dollars. Special loads of material arrive for the project and mains will be extended to many city sections that have recently been brought up.
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Waycross
Negro Confesses Murder in Georgia Store Killing
Mount Vernon Georgia December 2 A Negro named Weales Grimes arrested at Lethatr and brought before Judge in Mount Vernon confesses involvement in the murder of Ashley Hulin at Kibbee Ga on November 19 He implicates W D Culbreath as the chief actor Grimes says Culbreath used an ax and a gun while Grimes dealt the first blow with a bludgeon Culbreath is said to have possessed a revolver and to have hidden the cited weapon Grimes mentions a missing stick and ax handled weapon buried at Culbreath sawmill police plan further questioning and possible trial next week Meanwhile in Waycross Georgia December 2 Special cars of machinery for Atlantic Coast Line shops have arrived crews lay tile roofs and prep buildings for assembly. Atlants Line has purchased new machinery for the shops
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Mount Vernon
Weales Grimes
Lethatr
Tn Jal
Ashley Hulin
Kibbee
Gm Og
Ife
W. D. Culbreath
A. J. Burch
Culbreath
Bullard
Coll
Sallard
Culareath
Lujlwo
Waycross
Auantle Coast
Lina Abopa
Perm Bridge Company Commercs
T Sone
Atlents Rant Tine
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Iittsh Home Bank
Booker
Tock
Neal Bank
B. H. Thornton
W. ¥. Manby
EL OO. Oaldwell
Rawlings
Ioys
Rusteea
al Lo Athens
Trusteoa
Capitotes
Columbus
Leadon
Central Presbyterian Church
T. J. Pendleton
Lawrence Phelps
Avanta Theological School
Bernard P. Smith
Pastora
Wrigay Sivening
Wesley Tabernacle
W. T. Nelson
Junius W. Millard
Thoron H. Rice
Ibrary
Police Board
Major Knight
J. A. Tott
T. B. Ballard
Morton wIo
Morton
Latt
Ballard
Maier
Berkele Niewserapter Archive
Council
Repraaf
Hawkes Co
Reh
H. W. Rountree & Bro
Aya Ale
King Hardware Co
Peachtree Street
Decatur Street
the Apollinaris Co., Ltd
London
Brary
Carnegia
Wesley Grimes
White Man
Norwspap
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