Union Planned on Reform School for Southern States
A central juvenile reformatory committee outlined a southern interstate and federal reform plan to Roosevelt. It calls for a south long institutions known as juvenile protec torys to train delinquent and dependent children of both races and sexes separately in cottage homes with moral and industrial training, daily religious services, large land purchases, and strict governing boards with an advisory body spanning several states.
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Young Mens Christ An Association
Terrell
Washington
Roosevelt
Central Juvenile Reformatory Committee
Crawford Jackson
W F R. Hammond
W W Sandrum
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J W Engish
Si Kelley
Northen
Clark Howell
John Temples Graves
W Woods White
J R. Guinn
W . Witham
Frank Eastman
Alfred E. Seddon
John H Dennis
Joseph Jacobs
Board of Trust
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Hawkes Optician Offers Eye Glasses Assessment Near Whitehall
Hawkes Optician advertises patience and skill in eye care with methods to determine if a child needs glasses. The notice promises clear evaluation without questions and invites readers to visit at 14 Whitehall Avenue.
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Hawkes Optician
Cann replies to Judge Fite in Savannah December conflict
Savannah December reports detail Senator Cann and his law partners disputing Judge Fite's remarks about Cann's political role. Cann asserts he sought confirmation from Fite before commenting, recounting a lengthy exchange in Cartersville over a case and a letter Lee supposedly wrote Maddox. The piece notes Cann's insistence on factual accuracy and his wish to avoid partisan aims in the congressional race.
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Cartersville
Cann
Gordon Lee
Maddox
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Fies
Fite
Gordon Lea
Bite
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J Ferris Cann
David ©Arrow
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Barrow
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Congress
Lee
John W. Maddox
Leamaver
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Bartow Superior Court
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Cass
David C Barrow
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Paul Alon
Judge Fite
Paul Akin
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Trade rumor over Maddox and Lee letter unsettles judge
The account details a Raleigh era dispute where Judge Fite pressed a witness to reveal contents of a letter from Gordon Lee to John W Maddox. The letter allegedly discussed an agreement affecting Maddox's political prospects. The witness claims she never read the letter and denies any deal, insisting the judge misinterpreted casual remarks and used them to form a theory.
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Honderborn Wright
Floyd County
Gordon Wee
Fie
Isacion
Heaviest Rainstorm in Years Deluges Atlanta Area
A historic weekend storm drenched the city with more than four inches of rain, flooding basements, washing out streets and sidewalks, and threatening foundations. Many business districts reported water damage as crews assess the impact after a drenching Saturday. The sun returned Sunday, ending one of the worst rainfall events in local memory.
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Atlanta
Pisces
Snapshot Hobby And Cotton Market News From Alabama
In Alexander City Alabama special dispatch notes Will Williams of the Southern Cotton Association lecturing farmers and merchants on withholding 3 million bales of cotton from the market for 60 to 90 days at 5 cents per pound. He retired hundreds of bales and showed pledges since November 24 totaling 331 bases. Also includes humorous items from Harpers Weekly about ancient wires suggesting electricity and a quip about a sergeant and Marines.
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Alexander City
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N Willams
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Harvis Jordan
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Prefers Gallows to Commutation in Murder Trial
Rawlings and his two sons Milton and Jesse face hanging on January 6 for the Carter children murder. Milton seeks commutation to prove innocence. Jesse remains silent. The elder man pleads for a pastor from Atlanta to offer spiritual aid, noting past influence of Atlanta preachers.
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Milton
Jesse
Carter
Leonard
Rawlngs
Hell
The Shepherd King at the Grand and The Fortune Teller at Bijou
The Grand presents Wright Lorimer's The Shepherd King on a nationwide tour starring Ham A Brady with Jose Bethlehem and David Michal. acts dramatize Saul, Goliath, and David in a prophetic rise to kingship amid court intrigue. At the Bijou Milton and Sargent Abern's The Fortune Teller offers operatic entertainment, praised for music and bright book, following a ballet class intrigue involving Irma and Count Berezowski with a twin disguise plot.
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Ang
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Conservatory
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Buda Pest
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Hoyden
Ima
Hussars
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The Fortune Teller Opera Lets Musette Escape Wedding Bind
The plot follows Musette who buys the fortune teller from her father and fakes temper to avoid a count’s marriage plan. Irma, in gypsy disguise, reappears as Musette’s sister and twin brother, sparking a series of disguises and escapes. The finale sees trials resolved, Fedor returning, and the troupe billed as a standout season event by Messrs born.
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Fresco
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Fedor
Ara
Messrs Born
Vast Sack Suit Stock Attracts Wide Attention
A local shop showcases a broad range of sack suits in soft grays blues blacks and mixed patterns. With a vast selection priced from 10 to 38 dollars, clerks note customers have not yet explored all options before choosing. Emphasis falls on suits starting at 15 dollars.
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