Prohibition Forces Form to Press Constitutional Amendment
Washington observes a mass rally as over two thousand Anti Saloon League and Woman's Christian Temperance Union members converge on the Capitol to demand a constitutional ban on alcohol. Delegations will deliver petitions while lawmakers receive them, with a drafted amendment to prohibit sale and distribution of intoxicating liquors nationwide, save for sacramental or medicinal uses.
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Washington
Anti-Saloonague of America
Woman's ‘Adistian Temperance Union
A. S. Dagsatt
Hobson
Stator Sheppard
Congress
Rentifr
Coa
Ellerys Band Lauded At Nashville Concert Series
Uptanaasie reports praise for the Willers band after a three day Nashville series under Director Di Crrulamo. The group, to perform in Atlanta Friday for a week under the Music Festival association, drew exceptional audience enthusiasm unseen in the city for over eleven years.
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Uptanaasie
Shuile
Willers
Atlanta
Music Festival Association
Nashville
Pecalk
Wand
di Crrulamo
Shelverton Named Mayor of Austell in Municipal Ballot
Austell officials confirm C. I. Shelverton elected mayor after yesterday's municipal election. Council members elected include Westmorsland Jr and T. W. Ho Brown. Rushed several details due to damaged OCR text. names and positions appear in fragmentary form but indicate Shelverton as mayor and multiple council seats filled.
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Austell Go
Terday
C. I. Shelverton
Westmorsland. Jr
Yesway
T. W. HO. Brown
Negro jailed for Christmas release limited to 15 days
Palmer Peas, a long imprisoned Black man, faced a judge who fixed a sentence of fifteen days to occur before Christmas. The exchange included a plea to celebrate the holiday free from jail, with the judge promising the duration would keep him from further trouble until Christmas.
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Palmer Peas
Calhoun
Palmer
Broyles
Falmer
Jagain
T Hanks
Judge
Divorce Case Grows Out of Lee Will Suit
The Lee will hearing in superior court threatens to conclude soon amid sensational claims. The suit centers on a disputed will alleged fraudulent by Larue Mitzell, daughter of the late Emma G. Lee, with an estate around 39000 at stake. A related divorce action by Mary Henderson against her husband arose from alleged cruel treatment during the same period, including a disorderly incident at the hearing and a temporary bond of 500 dollars. Judge John T. Pendleton presides over both matters.
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Lee
Larue Mitzell
Emma G. "Lee
Mary Henderson
Henderson
Troy Laundh
John T. Pendleton
Pendleton
Lee Will
Georgia Court of Appeals Docket List of Cases Affirmed
Georgia Court of Appeals affirms judgments from city and superior courts across multiple counties including Dublin Savannah Bainbridge Macon and Atlanta. The long list covers defendants in error and various plaintiffs with representatives for each side noted, along with judges, firms, and counsel.
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Macon, Dublin and Savannah Railroad Company
Brannan
City Court of Dublin
Hawkins
Minster Wimberly
Cheries Akerman
Adams
Guerry & Son
Hell & Roberts
Eoerhardt
Federal Insurance Company
City Court of Savannah
Davia Feeeman
Anderson, Cann & Cann
Adana & Adame
Ricketann
City Court of
Bainbridge
Spooner
Vance ‘Custer
Wilson, Bennett
Lambdin
W. Mf. Harrell
Atkinson
Ial
Receivers
Bullara
Boxley
Sellers
Bolling Whitfield
Moorr
Ar- Inaia
Contea
Janes
City of
Greer
Tole Felton
Chambers & Son
Centre
Germain Company
Bank of Camden County
City
C. I. Carey
Flrst National Bank
Ame
Roms Mercantie Company
Floyd County
Reece
Sharp& Sharp
Maddox & Doyal
COR Gal
Deans
Floyd
Nunnatty
Traziar Y
City of Atlante
Fulton Superior
Bell
Watt Kelly
L. Mayon
Wl Phairne, Jr
Jaynes
State
Lootra
Tavier
City Court of Macon
Hodges
Hancock
Sohn P. Haus
Gencentre
Hart
Golquitt Superior Court
Thomas
McSengle
Ibne
Same
Humphreys, Shipp & Kilne
oWikes
Gentral
Cavingta Kammertin
Alexa E 'Gray
Hendricks & Christian
Chattanooga Roiler and Tank Company
Rebingon
City Court of Americus
Hacper
Harris
Willialm Fe Biren
J. O. Mershall
H. ©. Jones
McLeod
Bird
City Court of Reidaville
Caltins
Way & Burlhester
Aycock
Contra
Seaboard
Alt Lign Railway
V. MeRns & Brothers
Montgomery
Judee Graham
J. B. Geiser
W. M. Lewis
Western
Atlantic Railroad Company
Vy, Peston
Whitfield Superior Court
Judge Fite
Kre
Peeples & Jordon
Maddox, McCamy & Shumate
W. E. Mann
Hit
Armour Fertilizer Wurka
Front Gite Court of Ashburn
Tipton
A. S. Bussey
J. A. Comer
W.T. Williams
Copeland
Cabb Superior Court
Patterson
Fred Morris
C. Roop
Griffith & Matthews
Herbert Clay
Con Ward 7
Floyd Superior Court
Haywood
Stat
Ally
Youeindee
Sram
Iren
Cit
Millen Rodeo
Kirkland
William Wegdrun
Son Tageg Beatomit Ok Saat Yar
EL Roop
Sanderaville
Guitaft
Muscogee Love
Stete
Challen Patie
Pennington Et al
Carter Vy
Lawndsa
Beauty Opens Battle Against White Plague
The Red Cross Christmas seals sale starts today and runs daily through December 25 with a goal of moving one million seals in Atlanta. Mrs C J Booth leads opening sales with Arty and seventy-two top women assisting. Mrs Hugh M Winet is overall chair. A full list of daily chairwomen is given for sixteen selling days from December 12 to December 21 with civic and women’s groups among the organizers.
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Red Cross
Thesles
Atlanta
C. 3. Booth
Arty
Hugh M. Winet
Mity
Ue Bevo
Luther Romer
Add Mes
J. D Palmer
Mra
Jonn Mj Cowper
N. Hasim
B. R Bootes
Leon Grossman
A. D. McHan
Www
Wl. Martin
Samuel Lumpkin
City Federation
Boratity Woman's
Third Ward
Children of the Confederacy
Mary Griffith
Jerome Jones
Tha Boy Sonate
Columbus to hold election today on commission rule
Columbus Georgia voters prepare for a decisive election on adopting a city commission form of government. Advocates and opponents are active with public meetings, mass meetings, and newspaper editorials shaping the campaign. A pro commission speaker from Birmingham chaired a major event at the courthouse as Maine issues stir local politics.
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Columbus
Georgia
Columbia
Greater Columbia Club
J. R. Hornady
Birmingham
Alabama
Tech Night School Opens Winter Term At Georgia Tech
The Georgia School of Technology starts its winter term this evening with the largest enrollment in history. Registration continues through Thursday. classes run 7:15 to 9:15 p.m. Monday Wednesday and Thursday. A $5 contingent fee covers lighting and heat. Courses include architecture mechanical drawing electrical engineering woodworking carpentry joinery foundry practice machine shop mechanical engineering mathematics chemistry and English.
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Georgia School of Technology
Thomasville May Have New A B A Station
Rumor in Thomasville Georgia says the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad will erect a new depot on its property here. The old Piney Woods hotel site across from the current depot may host the new building as engineers assess likely costs. Officials visited recently and plans focus on whether a freight depot precedes or replaces the passenger station.
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Thomasville
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Piney Woods
Fe ix
Kappa Alphas Meet For Thursday Night Smoker
Ben Lee Crew president of the Atlanta Ariumai association of Kappa Alpha fraternity invites all members to a free 8 o'clock smoker Thursday night at the University club in Atlanta. Plans for the annual banquet will be discussed and there will be other topics of interest to members. The association seeks the addresses of every member in Atlanta.
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Ben Lee Crew
Atlanta Aiumai Association
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Releate
University Club
Crew
Kappa Alphas
Fraternity
The
Asso Catton
Atlanta
Cold snap ends as warm sun returns over Atlanta
The weather man reports the cold snap broken today with sunny skies and light winds. Tonight may stay above freezing and by Thursday warmer temperatures could return, while the entire South felt the cold with several states suffering frost and light snow.
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Atlanta
South
Ajahnana
Tennessee
Tupdinas
Florida
Jack Frost
Digby Arrested for Murder at Cordele Carnival
W L Digby white man is jailed in Crisp County after a Dublin arrest for the killing of Henry Hunt a negro farm hand at a Cordele carnival show during the week of November 10. The incident led to a grand jury indictment for murder. Digby says he shot in self defense as the negro died instantly. Digby formerly managed a naval stores firm at Wenona, in the county.
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Cordelo
W. L. Digby
Henry Hunt
Dublin
John Ward
Cordele
Crispanty
Digby
Wenona
Baptist Orphans Home In-Gathering Day Declared
Georgia Baptists are urged to donate on December 14 to retire the $13 000 debt of the Baptist Orphans Home. Workers report that if every Baptist in Georgia gave on that day the debt could be paid. Offerings go to Dr J B Bennett in the Candler Building as collected, announced by RD Hawkins general manager.
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Baptist_Orphane
Hame
Ueorwia
Georgia
J. 3. Bennett
Candler
RD. Hawkins
Alderman Maddox Fined For Disorderly Conduct
Alderman J W Maddox was fined 10 75 in police court for interfering with an officer in an incident on Peach tree street. The negro driver of a wagon he commanded to ignore a policeman’s order was fined 5 73. Both fines paid.
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J. W. Maddox
Peachtree Street
Dad Bostwick
What's Indigestion What Matters In Five Minutes?
Pape's Diapepsin rapidly relieves indigestion and stomach distress. The advertisement touts quick action, safety, and a fifty cent case for home use, urging people to eat what they like without fear and to keep Diapepsin on hand for daytime or night relief from dyspepsia.
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Pape
Seapes
Bel 4
Thomasville Truck Growers Organize Association
Thomasville GA December 9. Killian met with thirty farmers at the Fredonia schoolhouse to form a truck growers association. A committee named with Killian as president and Heald as secretary drafted the group structure and planned county-wide coordination.
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Memer
Killian
Thomasville
Speyers
Fredonia
CL. Fleald
Presiumber Company
Thomas
H. UL. Heald
Aruck Growers’ Association
C. MI. Kilian
Appointment of team to plan cracking plant near Cassada siding
A Chagtain J L Welch EA More land and C J Heald were appointed to work out the organisation details and decide acreage for cracking. Plans include a packing plant at Cassada siding on the Atlantic Coast Line, near town, with facilities for handling and shipping trucks.
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A. Chagtain
J. L. Welch
EA. Moreland
C. J. Heald
Unon
Caesada
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MC. R. Patterson
Tennesee
Hia A. Boole
Brooklyn
N.Y
New York State
Mary Warris Armor
Ofeorgia
Eelery
Shelverton
Austell
Maier & Berkele, Inc. Gold & Silversmiths
Whitehall Street
Brerive
Court OF Appeals OF GA
Dougan
Beauty
Tech Night School
Will
Weather Man
Baptists
Alderman Maddox
Buster Brown
Lords Imduylicht
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C. E. H. Cone, Inc
Cloud-Stanford CO
Homas Truck Growers
Panama Canal
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