Georgia’s Part in the Slaughter editorial response
A Georgia reader argues for legislative steps to curb murder, calling the state “blood stained.” He urges repealing the dumb act limiting judges, discusses gun rights and armed society, and claims most homicides stem from the Negro race, urging harsher controls and constitutional changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Tnis
Qmorgen
Middle Georgia
Ocmulgee
Morgan, Greene, Putnam
Jasper
Jones
Wilkinson
Baldgrin
Hancock
Laurens
Geonee
Campaign to eradicate black root in Georgia meetings dates
State Entomologist B L Worsham announced a sequence of meetings beginning February 14 across Preston Richland Cusata Buena Vista Ellaville Oglethorpe Jeffersonville Wrightsville Perry Butler Knoxville for farmers to hear about black root control boll rot cotton rust and nematode resistant cowpeas. Speakers include J L Lee T G Hudson J E B Hite EB L Worsham and A C Lewis with emphasis on improved farming methods and seed selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Worsham
Georgia
Christinga
Preston
Richland
Cussata
Buena Viata
Ellaville
Oglethorpe
J. L. Lee
Farmers’ Union
T. G. Hudson
J. EB. Hite
State College of Agriculture
EB. L. Worsham
A. C. Lewis
Five narrowly escape flames at Kentucky auditor home
Frankfort February 11 state Auditor Frank James his wife and Mr and Mrs Lee Hampton and a servant girl escaped death when a furnace set the auditor's home ablaze. James woke to smoke and led Mrs James and Mrs Hampton outside. The servant girl was later rescued by firefighters.
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Frankfort
Frank James
Lee Hampton
James
Brr
Hampton
Mrs.James
Gilmer County Democratic Executive Committee Confirmed
Secretary B M Blackburn announced that Gilmer county’s county executive committee led by W H Allen is the legal county committee and will be recognized at the coming primary. A subcommittee investigated the contest between Allen’s group and J K Parks’s group and named Allen’s committee proper. The report was sent to the state committee and ratified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Blackburn
State Democratic Executive Committee
State Executive Committee
Gilmer County
W. H. Allen
Allen
High School Tech Appears At Atlanta Technological School
The High School Tech debuts as the official organ of the Technological High School in Atlanta. This four page issue offers varied items of interest to Tech students and others, with numerous advertisements providing substance. The paper will be published twice a month under editors and managers including Lloyd P. Belamy as editor in chief and Egr Connell as advertising manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Hilgh School
Tech
Technological High School
the Tech
Lloyd P. Belamy
Egr) Connell
Red Men to Arrange for Great Hay Loft Meeting
Local notices invite all Red Men of 101 degree and in good health to attend a Chippewa Tribe gathering at 86 Central Avenue on February 15 to elect officers and finalize plans for a hay loft scheme. The event aims to foster friendly intertribal visits and communal hay-making by electric light each moon. In Americus Georgia immigrants and South Carolinians purchase land, with S. J. Wilson paying 23000 dollars for a plantation near Americus and other investors spending over 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Red Man
Central Avenue
Americus
Sumter
S. J. Wilson
Greenville County
Muller Sells Stock to Krueger and Remains in Atlanta Design Field
George W. Muller, former president of George W. Muller Manufacturing Company, sold his stock to Charles Krueger and plans to offer his expertise in bank building overhaul and fixtures. He will operate from his English-American Building offices in Atlanta through his network and contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Muller
George W. Muller Manufacturing Company
Charles Krueger
Himaalt
Atlanta
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METAL
United States
General Assembly
Atlantic
Canada
England
Pacific
Maier & Berkele
JRE
Worsham
Kentucky
Cartersville
Clayton
Congress
Foster, SR
Vara
Gilmer
iCounty
Students of Tech High School
Geo. W. Muller
Los Angeles
Pring
Sierras
San Pedro
Southwest
Eiseman Bros
Atlanta,Ga
Baltimore, Md
Washington, D. C
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