Mrs Thomas A Boone Called by Death at 35
Mrs Thomas A Boone aged 35 died at a private sanitarium after an operation. Former editor of Carroll Free Press in Carrollton, Ga. She lived in Atlanta at 31 Oak Street this past year and was known for her amiability and Christian character. Survived by six children, two from a previous marriage. Funeral and interment in Greensboro, Georgia.
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Thomas A. Boone
Georgia
Boone
Carrolton, Ga
Carroll Free Press
Atlanta
Oakstreet
Ming Janie Howard
Wveshamville
D. C
Greensboro
TRY CARGILE FOR MURDER AT JASPER COURT DOCKET
Jasper Superior Court sits in Monticello Georgia February 22 with Judge Lewh presiding and Joseph E. Fettle as solicitor. A large civil and criminal docket is scheduled this session. Carlile murder case to be tried Wednesday. Young Carlile killed Ida Price at the big dam on the Ocmulgee River last fall.
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Jasper Superior Court
Monticello
Seasion
HR. G. Lewh Prealding
Joseph E. Fettle
Carsile
Mednesday
Young Carlile
Ida Price
Ocmulgee
Great Interest In Coming Of Fiala To Atlanta
Bosting strong attendance for Anthony Fiala’s arrival in Atlanta next Friday from New York, he will speak at the Auditorium Lyceum as the eighth course lecture. His talk titled The Conquest of the North Pole promises one of the most dramatic polar experiences ever delivered from the platform.
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Anthony Fiala
Auditorium Lyceum
Fiala
Atlanta
New York
Auditorium Armory
Flain
North Pole
Monument Unveiled by Nashville D A R in marble
In Nashville Tennessee on February 22 a monument of Tennessee marble was unveiled in the courthouse yard by the Daughters of the Revolution. Presented by state regent Mrs W G Spencer and accepted by Governor Patterson. Senator Robert L Taylor delivered the address. Inscription honors heroes of 1776 with living deeds.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Court House Yard
Daughters of the Revolution
W. G. Spencer
Patterson
Robert L. Taylor
Deputy Defies Levy at Cureton Distillery
United States Deputy Crocket from Rome entered Cureton Distillery in Rising Fawn Ga and forced the door in the caatern room breaking the lock on a levy notice issued by Judge Fite. Sheriff Thurman protested as no sample was taken from the cistern room where warehoused liquid remains.
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United States
Rome
Cureton, Distillery
Fite
Rising Fawn
Crogkat
Free Night School Opens at Western Heights Baptist Church
Rev A Schuler opens free night school at Western Heights Baptist Church offering instruction in literary and business courses. Professor Allen of Southern Shorthand and Business University to teach business, pastor leads literary department. Opened Monday with strong turnout, rooms equipped with blackboards and typewriters, no charges to pupils.
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Western Heights Baptist Church
A. ©. Schuler
Allen
Southern Shorthand and Business University
Gowns of svonhar malta and Erapice style sale
A catalog note offers gowns in svonhar malta and Erapice style trimmed with Wallace beading and ribbon. Priced at $150 with a special value at the sale.
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Splandil
Svonhar
Malta
Wallace
Rome to Name Mayor in Georgia Primary
Voters in Rome Georgia prepare for the mayor and council primary with 1425 registered voters and an expected 1300 to 1400 ballots. Candidates J W Hancock and J Henderson Lanham lead campaigns as officials plan election under the Australian ballot system with subcommittee managers P I Vandiver L G Todd and W C Atkinson. A revised jingle closes the note.
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Rome
Board of Education
P. I. Vandiver
L. G Todd
W. ¢. Atkinson
Treadaway
Massra
Todd
Atkinson
Megsra
J. W. Hancock
J. Henderson Lanham
Suc
Tompkins Hall Dedication At Tuskegee Institute
Dedication exercises held at Tuskegee Institute for Tompkins hall a $100000 dining hall and assembly room funded by Cornelia Tompkins widow of Charles Tompkins of Southport Conn. Robert C Ogden presided. the building 225 by 168 feet seats 1600 students and 16 teachers for meals.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Seth Low
Board of Trustees
Tuskegee Institute
Tompkins
North Georgia road to be extended to Tunnel Hill
Rome Ga February 22 Special The Rome and Northern railroad will extend its tracks from Gore to Tunnel Hill about 30 miles once the right of way is donated. Chief Engineer H B Smith leads a surveying party to lay out the route rapidly from the current terminus to Tunnel Hill. The area Gore to Tunnel Hill is a rich agricultural and timber belt. the new line promises thousands of dollars in trade to Rome.
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Rome
Rome and Northern Railroad
Gora
Fuld
H. B. Smith
Tunnel Hill
Western and Atlantic
Palion
Gore
Tunnel? Hill
Turner County Primary Date Set in Turner County
Ashburn Ga February 23 Special Pursuant to a call of the chairman of the democratic executive committee of Turner county the newly elected committee met today at noon and set April 11 as the county primary date for nominatings county officers. W D Fountain of Sycamore was named chairman with J J Williams of Ashburn as secretary and treasurer. A record number of candidates has announced for nomination and lively times are anticipated until the primary.
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Ashburn
Turner County
W. D. Fountain
Sycamore
J. J Williams
Third Bond Issue Carries at Shellman
Shellman Ga February. By unanimous vote Shellman expressed confidence in a bright future in a water and school bond election for 15000. This is the third successful improvement bond issue for the city which already has electric light and water works. The population has doubled in five years and the completed system will make Shellman appealing to homeseekers in Southwest Georgia.
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Shellman
Shellman Lasterday
Jasper Primary Set For April 15 In Jasper County
In Monticello Georgia the Democratic executive committee met in the courthouse and set Jasper county's primary for April 15. A large field of candidates has emerged as political activity heats up in Middle Georgia.
Tabernacle Restaurant To Run Aid Society Meals
The Tabernacle restaurant will operate the Ladies Aid Society for the Bible conference. Out of town and distant attendees will be served two meals daily lunch at 12 20 and dinner at 5 30 to 6 20 at nominal prices. The book stall offers reading matter and TABernacle office provides telephone telegraph and post office service.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Aid Society
Tabernacia
Engineer Convicted of Manslaughter in Railroad Collision
Shreveport La February 22 In district court Lon F Irvine engineer foreman for the Kansas City and Southern railroad was convicted of manslaughter in a wreck when a switch engine collided with a Texas and Pacific passenger train last January Three persons died in the wreck Engineer Maddox was acquitted since Irvine operated the engine at the time
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Shreveport
Lon F. Irvine
Kansas City and Southern Railroad
Texas and Pacific
Eugene Maddox
Irvine
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