White Path Gold Mine Sells in Gilmer County Georgia
The White Path gold mine at White Path in Gilmer county Georgia sold to T H Tabor of this place by executors of the estate of Colonel Stephen C Tate late owner of Georgia Marble Works and Judge J C Allen of Emijay Ga. The mine has a long resort legacy with pure waters from White Path Mineral Springs analyzed by the state geological survey. Nuggets weighed twelve hundred pennyweights once valued at 2400. More than 2,000,000 dollars said to have been taken from the placer mine. The property lies on the Lovinville Nashville railroad six miles northeast of Emijay. A descriptive booklet and mining company formation planned.
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Filijay
White Path
Gilmer County
Georgia
Waa
T. H. Tabor
Stephen C. Tate
Georgia Marble Works
J. Ce. Allen
Enijay
State Golomical Survey
Hapa
United States Geological Survey
Asheville
N.C
Gola
A. B. Holt
State Geological Survey
Thia Puna
Emijay
Whawards & Sons
Atlanta
Clark Howell Recovers After Home Operation
Mark Howell editor of The Constitution had a good day after an operation performed at his home. Doctors report his condition normal with no complications and note he has recovered from the shock. He preferred not to be hospitalized.
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Mark Howell
the Constitution
Agricultural experts talk to many farmers in Sumter County
Americus Ga February 16 Two hundred representative farmers of Sumter and surrounding counties attended today the itinerant school conducted under the auspices of the State Agricultural College. Several lectures on farm topics marked proceedings this afternoon. The student body of the Third District Agricultural College attended the proceedings, the cadets eighty strong, wearing new service uniforms. The institute continues through Saturday.
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Americus
Spe
Elaij
Sumter
State Agricultural College
Third District Agricultural College
Maier & Berkele Diamonds Offer Direct Cutter Pricing
Jewelers often pay middlemen, but Maier & Berkele buys direct from cutters lowering costs by 10 to 15 percent without sacrificing profit. Diamonds are carefully graded with clear tags, backed by a guarantee. For twenty five years the name has stood for high quality and reliability. Visit the store or request the catalogue.
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Maier & Berkele
Gulf States YWCA Convention Opens in Athens Georgia
The annual convention of the Gulf States division of the Young Women's Christian Association opens in Athens with delegates from Georgia Alabama Florida and Mississippi. Prominent colleges and city associations attend as Dr Dunbar Ogden Georgia speakers and a full program outlines devotionals organization reports Bible study and committee sessions through Friday.
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The
Gulf States
Young Women’s Christian Association
Athens
Young Women's Christian Association
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Mienissippi
Institutions of Learning
Brenau
Agnes Scott
Wesleyan
Atlanta
Savannah
Macon
Augusta
Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
Jacksonville
Pensacola
Columbus
Walter Forbes
Athena Young Men's Christian Association
A. Mc
Gulf Itates
Mildred Ruthford
Betelle G. Baer
Misa Adele Disbro
Theodoula ‘Wales
Rochester
Maryi George White
St. Paul's
Dunbar Ogden
Misa
Ella A. Clark
Association
Julia Burnatt
Helen Barnes
Adele Disbro
Miss Long
Barnard
Barnan
Miss Pearl McCrory
Agnes Beatt College
Ao Wilma Davis
Stetson Universe
Kaiser makes $10000 on real estate deal
Jeweler Mat Kaiser closed a 260000 sale on three stores at 59 61 and 63 West Mitchell street to Dabney H Scoville. Within days he sold the same three buildings with a long time lease to Gans Co for 110000 to Mr and Mrs Drury Powers Mrs S F O Keefe and Mrs W M Kilpatrick, netting a 10000 profit.
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Mat Kaiser
Dabney H. Scoville
West Mitchell Street
W. M. Kilpatrick
Mitchell Street
Gans & Co
Officer Dangerously Cut While Making Arrest in Albany
Special: Policeman E W Saunders was dangerously cut on the neck by Shep Pittman while aiding W H Allison during an arrest in Albany Georgia. Both Pittman and Allison, said to be intoxicated, resisted officers attempting to take them into custody.
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Albany
AL Moultrin
E. ‘W. Saunders
Shep Pittman
W. H. Allison
Pittman
Davis family named to Georgia Normal and Industrial College board
Hon W H Davis of Burke county appointed by Governor Brown to eight directors of the Georgia Normal and Industrial College at Milledgeville for the unexpired term of Judge Callaway of Augusta. The new terms begin January and are expected to strengthen the board with capable leadership.
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W. H. Davis
Burke County
Brown Yeateriny
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
EL. Callaway
Auguata
Janufeult
Robbers Snooping Riverside Pharmacy Hold Up Macon
In Macon on February 10, M Griges of Riverside Pharmacy faced a masked robbery duo who forced a cash grab and soda check takings at their shop near the Southern depot. They fled toward the river but were captured by Detective Tom Jones and a posse with Bashot reportedly fired. Suspects J B Kimbrall and Jud Hollis were brought to the bar racks and await the recorder next day.
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Macon. Ga
M. Griges
Riverside
Southern Depot
Griggs
Tom Jones
Bashot
J. B. Kimbrail
Jud Hollis
Nolica Barracks
Kimbrall
Holliale
Vanderbilt Gives to Yale Endowment Gift Revealed
Alfrea G. Vanderbilt of New York made a gift of 190 dollars to Yale University toward the general endowment as part of a 250000 dollar subscription. Vanderbilt has already given 175000 dollars and is expected to complete the total by year end.
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Newavon Wo
Veterans must pay state tax on near beer sales
In Maine v. State and Allen v. State from Atlanta city court, the state court of appeals ruled that Confederate veterans free license to peddle merchandise does not exempt them from the $203 tax on near beer sales. The tax act bars exemptions. convictions were affirmed.
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Maine
Allen
Atlanta
State Court of Appeals
George W Muller Sells Stock In Manufacturing Firm
George W Muller organizer and former president sold the stock of George W Muller Manufacturing Company to Charles Krueger. Muller handled travel and design and has left the concern. He announces readiness to serve patrons with overhauling bank buildings and fixtures from his English American Building offices in Atlanta Georgia.
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George W. Muller
Atlanta
Forsyth Gains Charter for Farmers Bank in Monroe County
The Farmers Bank, a new financial institution in Forsyth, Monroe County, was granted a charter by the secretary of state yesterday. It has a capital stock of $50,000 with incorporators G. Ogden Persons, Robert T. Persona, and J. M. Farley.
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The
Farmers’ Bank
Forsyth
Monroe County
G. Ogden Persons
Robert T. Persona
J. M. Farley
Labor Shies at Socialism in Newport Conference
Newport England February 10 An attempt to secure official recognition of socialism was routed at the labor party conference sea session today. A proposition to alter the tithes under which the party's candidates should stand for parliament from labor to labor and socialism was defeated by a vote of 1493 to 44.
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Newport
England
Labor Party
Hicks Drops Dead at Friend’s Sick Bed in Macon Ga
Oscar L. Hicks a traveling salesman for Flat Iron Clothing Company and member of the Royal division of the United Commercial Travelers died suddenly at the bedside of a sick friend in Macon Georgia. He had been visiting Mr B Moffett from Lafayette Indiana and died after presenting repaired parts for an invalid chair. Hicks valued traveler and locally esteemed by Travelers Protective Association. The body was taken to College Street home and funeral arrangements to be announced. The local Travelers’ Protective Association plans to attend.
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Flint Street
Moffatt
Mrs. Murray
Mr. Moffatt
Blalock
Cary Petition Denied Over Telegram Messenger Charge
The railroad commission rejected Rev. Clement Cary's request to discontinue charges for telegram messenger service beyond a mile from the telegraph office. The commission upheld its rule that the 16 cent beyond mile rate, set by the companies, is just and reasonable and may not be increased without approval.
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Railroad Commission
Clement C. Cary
Johnson Avenue
26 Prisoners Escape From Memphis Jail
Memphis Tenn February 18 Within the week twenty six prisoners have taken French leave of the city rock pile. Nine men escaped by bending several bars in an outer window of their sleeping quarters in the rear of the central police station. Last night seventeen others escaped by boring a hole in the ceiling with improvised tools and removing bricks and a ventilating window in the prison wall. Workmen spent hours repairing the damage.
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Memphis
Tenn
Rock Pie
Bionday
Exclusion Measure Aimed at Japanese Laborers Fails Range
Washington February 10 A bill by Representative Hayes Republican of California to exclude from the United States the laboring classes of Japanese and other races was reported favorably to the house by the committee on immigration by a unanimous vote. The Japanese laboring class is restricted by a mutual agreement with Japan which Japan has prevented from coming to the United States. It has been expected that some exclusion law should replace this agreement.
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Washington
Hayes
California
United States
House
Committee On Immigraton
Japan
Girls Would Know How to Launch Their Boat
Governor Brown received a letter from Miss Alberta Malone of Meridian Woman's College Mississippi urging a boat launch with ceremony. Adjust General A. H. Scott will advise on procedures, noting Georgia's lack of a navy department. he will substitute a soda water beverage for the usual toast due to prohibition state rules.
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Brown
Alberta Malone
Georgia
Meridian Woman's College
Meridian
Misa
A. A. Scott
Navy
War Department
Scott
Man in Lula Ends Life With Pocket Knife
Lula Ga February 10 James Echols a white man living near Lula committed death by his own action this afternoon by cutting his throat with a small pocket knife. His brother was present and seized the weapon then attempted to tear at his flesh. Igdois was struck earlier with a bottle and Echols is believed mentally unbalanced.
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Lula
James Echols
Igdois
Serious injury at Tifton sawmill shocks local lumber men
Luther T. Hook, receiver for Little River Lumber Company, was seriously injured at the saw mill when his overcoat was caught by a rapidly moving shaft. His left arm was broken in two places and his right arm badly wrenched. He braved the hazard to free himself and was knocked about by the shaft’s mechanism. Hook, from Alpheretta, GA, had moved to Tifton five years ago.
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Tifton
Luther T. Hook
Little River Lumber Company
Hook
Lumber Company
Mr. Hook
Alpheretta
Negro Enters Suit Against Defendants in Georgia Court
George Boston, a Black man from Macon, filed suit in the superior court for damages claiming false arrest and imprisonment after being arrested handcuffed and jailed overnight for a failing repayment to King Drathera & Company of Ausata. Sidney W. Hatcher represented the Titan company and Napier & Maynard represented the Negro in the suit.
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Macon
George Boston
King Drathera & Company
Ausata
Boston
Sidney W. Hatcher
Titan Company
Napier & Maynard
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Ellijay Man
Ss. c Tate
Judge T. H. Ta
White Path Springs
Clark Howell
Allentown
George M. Schaeffer
Leopold Ermann
Schaeffer
Ermann
Troy Beatty
Young Women's Christian Association 2 World-wide Organisation
Helen F. Barnes
National Board
Kaiser
H. Davis
Burke
E. H.callaway
Vanderbilt
Yale
Sae Ean Minn Tahatawis
Geo. W. Muller
NEW Bank
Rountree’s
W. Z. Turner
Whitehall St
Hicks
Frends Sde
New York
Cary
Bill of Hayes
Vielouse
Underwood Typewriters
N. Broad St
Panama
Bloomer
DuBose Company
James Pte
Hall County
Frank E
Blogk Co
Atlanta Hand Laundry
Bell
Ivy
R. A. Dunaway
Mgr
Eiseman Bros
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