Robert L Colding Addresses Gate City Masons
Robert L Colding, Savannah lawyer and prominent Mason, will address Gate City lodge at the Masonic temple tonight. The event includes Master Mason degree sections, a supper, and a musical program with Grand Officers present, marking an uncommon assembly for Georgia Masons in Savannah.
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Savannah
Georgia Masons
Gate City Lodge
Robert L. Colding
Masons of Georgia
Gate City
Manic
Golding
Mr. Colding
Colding
Erand Lodge
Georgia
Canel Aston
Mt Art
Masons
Ellery's Band Free For Atlanta Children Concerts
Colonel W. T. Peel leads the Atlanta Music Festival to provide free admission for city schoolchildren to Ellery's royal Italian band concerts at the Auditorium starting Friday and running through December 1. White pupils attend matinees free Monday to Wednesday while black merchants' children are free Thursday. general tickets are on sale at the box office. The event aims to boost musical development in the community.
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W. T
Peel
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Uot
Board of Education
Tery
Royal Italian Band
Atlanta
Auditorium
Wery
Children Sell Seals For Open Air School
Augusta school children will again sell Red Cross Christmas seals with board of education consent. Last year they raised over $1,000 for an open air school. The Mother Congress and Anti-Tuberculosis Association backed the plan, with Mrs J Wade Conkling leading the effort among the public schools.
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Augnta
Red Cross
Board of Education
Mother Congress
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
EightyYearOld Vet Given OneYear Term at Milledgeville Farm
Valdosta Ga December 8 Special Judge Crawford of the city court sentenced Dr LB Beauchamp a nearly 80 year old veterinary surgeon to one year on the state farm at Milledgeville for violating the prohibition law. An indictment against Mrs Beauchamp was not pressed. Beauchamp had earlier been charged with selling whisky but was acquitted. Henry Bryant was convicted and fined 800 dollars or twelve months.
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Valdosta
Ware Superior Court in Waycross Ga Opens Criminal Docket
The Ware superior court started work on the criminal docket today and will stay in session the rest of the week. The grand jury resumed work this morning and may return indictments that will cause a sensation in the city, as predicted last week.
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Ware Superior Court
Waycross
Ware
Superior Court
Everyday foods may lack vital nutrients harming health
The text warns that common foods can be deficient in essential values, with constipation and a run-down condition linked to such deficiencies. It stresses daily diet shortcomings as a menace to physical and mental well-being.
Georgia stock raising urged after Chicago show
Dr Peter F Bahnsen Georgia state veterinarian returned from Chicago praising Mississippi for winning best Hereford and steer prizes. He urged Georgia to rival the Midwest in cattle raising, noting tick infestation hinders but cooperation could eliminate ticks and enable Georgia to win top prizes like Mississippi did.
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Mussissippi
Georgia
Peter F. Bahnsen
Chicago
Bahnsen
Canada
England
France
South
Geoskia
Middle West
State Department
Mississinpi
Billy Sparks Pioneer Dies in Atlanta Sanatorium
W. C. Sparks, pioneer Atlantan who came from Kentucky during the war’s end, died yesterday morning in a local sanitarium after being moved there from his East Pearl Street apartment. A former Whitehall Street meat and produce worker, he was an active ad man for Atlanta’s interests and long part of the Gate City Guard military company.
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W. C. Sparks
Kentucky
East Pair Street
Billy Sparks
Atlanta
Sherman
Shine
Tye
Tye Meat and Produce House
Whitehall Street
Trinity
Atlante
Gate City Guard
Sparks family noted in 1979 Gate City Guard tour memory
The article recalls Buby Sparks with Captain Burke on a 1979 peace tour of the north, Bing Sparks as an Atlanta fire department founder, and Billy Sparks active in early Atlanta baseball. It notes a funeral planned Tuesday at First Christian Church with pallbearers meeting at Poole's chapel and interment at Oakland.
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Gate City Guard
Burke
Buby Sparks
Bing Sparks
Atlanta
Tallulah, No. 3
Billy Sparks
First Christian’ Church
Poole's Chapel
Oakland
Atlanta Man Gets Loitering Sentence
Macon Ga December 5 Special Youle Carter of Atlanta age about 20 was sentenced to forty days on the stockade for loitering. Carter has been in Macon two to three weeks claiming to organize the local motion picture machine operators into a union. He received little encouragement and for several days drank beer and did nothing. He was arrested Sunday night and other charges may be added before the stockade term ends.
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Macon
Youle Carter
Atlanta
Carter
Full pardon asked for Tedford after no served sentence
Chicago December 8 Chief Justice Theodore Brentano said he wrote to Governor Dunne requesting a full pardon for Joshua Tedford superintendent of a downtown Chicago clothing store. Tedford was found guilty years ago of obstructing justice and has since served no sentence while working daily in the criminal court building. Society was shocked by the admission and Brentano defended the request as justified.
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Chicago
Theodore Brentano
Criminal Court
Dunne
Joshua “Tedford
Tedford
Brentano
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