Governor Brewer Testifies in Hobbs Bribery Trial
Mississippi Governor Earl Brewer testified that Senator Hobbs admitted guilt in a bribery case and urged him to help. Webb, Hobbs’ college classmate, said Hobbs claimed he would not drop anything placed in his hand. The trial details a scheme involving Castleman and others, with recordings and grand jury investigations shaping the proceedings.
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Falbo
Bilbo
Brewer
Hobbs
Thala
Castleman
Stems
Warren County Grad Jury
New Mynes
Jackson
Miss
Fries
Mothe
Overnor Earle
Liege
Dobbs
Wol Dougls
Joe Cernhauser
Middlecun
Hinds
Cislleman
Middleton Sid
Htl Webb
Hazlehurst
Webt
Belzont
the Baptist Church
Hobb
Mr Webb
Ur Webb
Webb
Hobby
Christmas Diplomas For Soldiers Who Left UGA In 1860s
The University of Georgia will award twelve diplomas this Christmas to former students who left college to fight in the Civil War. Recipients include James Norwood Belcher, Henry Hiller, and Gideon Dowse Harris, among others, with Chancellor Barrow issuing the honorary degrees and Bishop Huwin Gardner Weed delivering the commencement sermon next June.
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Alden
University of Georgia Intial
Cousegate
Ums
Oder
Barrow
James Norwood Belcher
Calhoun Falls
James Dudley Thomas
Rome
Henry Hiller
Atlanta
Georgia
George Baber Atkisson
Masess
John Hampden Belcher
Benton la
Willam Marcus Middlebrooks
John
Waring Weed
New York Cary
Iawin Gardner Weed
Jacksonvile
John Irvine
Tacoma Park
Matthew Pierce Briscoe
Athens
Jdeon Dowse
Larris
Columbus
Edrwin Leigh Wight
Nyrna
Gideon Dowse Harris
Harris
Porrests Cavalry
Mississippi
Teptha V Herris
Ins Sans
Wall of Pleasant
Huwin Gardner Weed
Bacel
Anicvest
Episcopal
Florida
Free This Xmas for First Time in 38 Years
Rochester police court heard Otto Lints age 38 plead for release to spend Christmas free from prison after 38 years of holiday days served. He claimed prior Christmases were spent in Auburn or Sing Sing prisons and asked Judge Chadsey for a chance to experience one at home.
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Rochester
Otto Lints
Linte
Auburn
Chadsey
Tantz
Winston and Dortch Named as Attorne y and Marshal
United States Judge Connor of the eastern district of North Carolina appointed Francis D Winston former lieutenant governor as district attorney and Wise Law Pf Diarted United States marshal for the district. Their confirmations stalled in the Senate after prior nominees were dismissed for declining to resign.
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Rained
United States
Connor
North Carolina
Francs D. Winston
Likely Pick For Army Chief Of Staff Favors Wotherspoon Or Scott
Washington December 23 Special Major General Leonard Wood’s successor as chief of staff of the army is not yet selected. The choice hinges between Major General W W Wotherspoon and Brigadier General Hugh Scott. Officials favor a nominee who can serve a full four year term ending April 22, 1914. The president and war secretary oppose selecting anyone unable to serve the full term.
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Washington, D
Leonard Wood
Army
W W. Wotherspoon
Hugh Scott
Wotherspoon
Secretary of War
Wood
Army War College
Atlanta
Washington
Bell Makes A Move Christmas Vigil Tonight
Washington December 23 Special Representative Thomas de Bell introduced in the house a bill to appropriate 5000 dollars for the agriculture department to conduct apple tree experiments and establish an experiment station at Cornelia Habersham county The counties Habersham White and Rabun have shown notable advances in apple culture John P Fort of Mountain View won top premium at the national apple show Spokane Washington with fruit from northeast Georgia
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Washington
Thomas de Bell
United States Department of Agriculture
Cornelia
Habersham
White
Rabin
John P. Fort
Mountainy
Spokane
Wash
Georgia
Piedmont Grehard Plants 25,000 Apple Trees in State
Evidence of optimism in apple cultivation as the Piedmont Grehard company launches a sizable planting program. The firm has set out twenty five thousand trees, signaling belief in a robust future for apple growing in the state and expanding agricultural activity by a regional producer.
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Piedmont Grehard Company
Dodge County Herald Debuts in Eastman with Edwards as Editor
The Dodge County Herald Eastman weekly debuts under Progressive Music Co. with Gentry as editor and T P Carnes as associate editor. Professor AMM Pase, editor of The Musical Star, serves as business manager. the new paper cites extensive Florida experience in staffing.
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Dodge County
Eastman
Spectatj
Progressive Music Company
T P Carnes
Florida
Amm Pase
Musical Star
Local Vintage Accessories Sale Brief Finds Listed
Silver items priced at 25 cents to one dollar include ladies headscarves shawls chiffon veils and German silver draw mesh bags with pendants. Children's dresses and percale dresses also featured with two dollar price points noted.
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Gov. Brewer
University of Georgia
Winston and
Dortch
Griffin
Fain
Cloud-Stanford Co
Ree
Gen. Scott
Gen. Wotherspgon
H M DuBose
First Methodist Church
APPLE
HIGH
Denton Child
Bolt
Longeloth
Bors’ D. & P
Ladies’ High
Paul Jones
Gloria
Men’s Union
J. M. High CO
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