No Appointment Yet Determined in Governor Brown's Plan
Governor elect Joseph M. Brown spoke in Atlanta about upcoming state appointments in the miltary department. He said no decisions have been made and no executive appointments will be acted on until about June 1. He urged applicants to file between May 25 and June 1, noting he will be traveling and can only review correspondence upon return. He praised public cordiality and expressed hope for improved conditions for laborers and farmers as the economy strengthens.
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Joseph M. Brown
Atlanta
Macon
Safderavile
Wrighteville
Miilery Department
Dropagal
Gov elect Brown visits Sandersville
Gov elect Brown arrives in Sandersville Ga at 2 pm amid a large citizen delegation. After luncheon with Col G H Howard he tours Farn Crest Dairy and meets Mayor A W Byran before an evening reception. A courthouse speech is set for 10 am tomorrow as the public greets the visiting governor.
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Sandersville
Schedux
Bred Brown
G. H Howard
Farn Crest Dairy
Uni Ind
A. W. Bvana
Clarke
Doctors to Gather in Vommerce Ga Ninth District Meeting
Dr WE Hardman counselor of the medical faculty for the ninth congressional district calls a physicians meeting in the district. A program has been prepared of interest to the medical profession and all who are involved are urged to attend.
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Vommerce
WE. Hardman
Qhae
Cameo Rings Return as a Fashion Trend
Fashion cycles bring cameos back as a prized ornament for men and women. The article notes the renewed vogue of cameo rings and other cameo jewelry, promising they will please with their classic appeal and happy expression of style.
Farmers Union Targets New York Cotton Exchange
National President Charles Barrett vows to trim the exchanges claws and press for reforms in Washington. He and other union leaders plan testimony before congressional committees to curb dishonest exchange practices and oppose discrimination Immigration. Delegates arrive in D C to push for legislation restricting speculative trading and to critique the Bureau of Corporations delay in releasing the exchange report.
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New York Cotton Exchange
Charles §. Barrett
Farmere Eien
Washington D. C
Barrett
Farmers Union
New York Exchange
Congress
Menteg Solomon
Washington
Cerricrans of the Union
Washington G
D. C
Farmers’ Educations and Cooperative Union
Agricultura Committee
House
C. S. Barrett
C T. Ladson
Atlanta
Farmers’ Union
R. F. Duckworth
Georgia
J. Lee
National Executive Committee
J. M. Seffords
Oklahoma
W. T. Londermilx
Texas
D. J. Neil
W. A. Morrie
Alabama
McAllister
Louisiana
Wilson
Hetton
Sommer
Dallas
Teass
Asesse
Gouneel Ladson
Themise
Bureau of Corporations
Tmey
Lea
Geores
War
Har _bin
Toccoa
Heavy Bonds For Men Involved In Assault Case
In Culbreon North Carolina on February 23 reports say unfounded rumors of lynching followed an alleged assault on J Robinsons daughter dated January 29. Two youths Hill Londermuk and James Monday were arrested with others. Monday remains in Murphy jail on $2,000 bond and Londermuk bond set at $200. Other alleged assailants have been arrested.
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Culbereon
N.C
J. Rovinson
Jantary
Hill Londermiik
James Monday
Bill Londermitk
Mish Robinson
Londenmuk
Murphy
Londermuk
Foot to Leave Macon for Hotel Management Move
Macon Ga February 23 Special Foot is soon to leave his place with the Davil hotel at Jacksonville and will move to Macon where he will take the management of the hotel His brother William Foot who has been in charge of the Lanierian rites or so excited it will take one avenue vacant in sackwoavaie Hee Who Lew Stee bean Suckacaville will return to Macon.
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Foot
Macon
Davil
Jacksonville
Wiliam Foot
Lanieraince Hthrites
Seckwoavaie
Mactan
Boys Camped In Woods Found Safe By County Officer
Wesley Cannon and Nelson Williams, both 13 and 12, of Edgewood, were located by County Officer John Oliver near the Campbell Fulton county line after three days missing from home. They traveled with blankets, fishing gear, and a shotgun and rifle, saying they simply wanted to camp out. Their parents expressed relief as the boys were taken home.
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Aince
Frenay
Wesley Canton
Nelson Wiliams
Edgewood
John Oliver
Campbell and Fulton
Wesley Cannon
5. C Cannon
Chattanooga
Nelson Williams Jr
HE. L. Williamz
Decatur
Nelson
Wesley
Heath
Leaders visit Atlanta as financiers tour Seaboard lines
Attorney E T Brown hosts breakfast at Piedmont Driving Club for J H McEldowney president of National City Bank New York and other financiers and engineers. They tour Seaboard Air Line property and discuss terminal expansion while Atlanta officials join the group and plan further talks with the railroad.
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Atlanta
Lesbeard Air Line
Birmingham
Seaboard Air Line
New York City
E.T. Brown
J. H. McEldowney
The
National City Bank
New York
Messrs Wright and Sutro
Sutro Bros. & Co
L. Sevier
Seaboard Air Line Railway
J. ©. Nelson
Aseaboard
S. Castes Wanfield
Read
Miller
Ifo
Driving Club
Mr. Brown
W.T. Newman
Federal District Court
Robert F. Maddox
RJ. Lowry
W.L. Peel
Jona K. Mhttley
Frank E Callawas
Brown-tail moth threat warned for Georgia imports
Georgia faces risk from the brown-tail moth spreading via nursery stock imports from Europe. State Entomologist E L Worsham urges inspection and destruction of infested shipments, noting nests found on winter stock and urging readers to send specimens for identification to the state entomologist.
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Georgia
E. L. Worshant
New England
Worsham
Europe
North Africa
Western
Asia
Hay
New Enrland
Doctor and druggist tried for cocaine law violation
Recorder Froyles imposed heavy sentences on Dr J J Griffeth and J H Hamby for cocaine law violations. Griffeth, with a South Pryor street officer, held on 500 bond for furnishing a negro with cocaine prescriptions. Hamby, at South Pryor and Garnett, fined 75 for not complying with city ordinances by failing to put cocaine in red foxes and label them poison. Griffeth denied willful violation. the witness said the man was a habitual cocaine user who obtained multiple prescriptions from Griffeth. Clarke's Formulas offered as a palatable, pure tonic, bottled in head, four full quarts 36 delivered.
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Froyles
J. J. Griffeth
South Pryor Street
J. H. Hamby
South Pryor
Garnett
Ordinmce
Griffeth
Oritness
Grifeth
Convict Escapes From Ennytet Camps in Campbell County
February 23 report from Fateburn Georgia says Buster Williams alias Oscar Williams a colored man was sentenced to three years for cow stealing and escaped last Sunday night from Campbell County camps. He slipped his shackles and though bloodhounds tracked him Monday morning, rain hindered progress. Traced to Rivertown, heading south, pursuit continued.
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Fateburn
Buster Williams
Oscar Williams
Campbell County
Mal
Rivertown
Patrons Seek Injunction Over Martin Institute Fees
Three patrons of Martin Institute in Jefferson represented by Colane Cody file in Jackson Superior Court for injunction to stop Jackson County Board of Education from paying state funds to the school Their suit claims local admission is denied though the town provides for five months free schooling and demands free admission for their children The case highlights contention over who bears incidental costs and eligibility for free instruction in the district
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Martin Institute
Commerce
Ipe
Jefferson
Colane Cdoly
Jackson Superior Court
Oil
County Board of Education
Jackson County
Salt School
Atnta
Officer Coogler To Be Retained In Probation Role
Probation Officer Birney J. Coogier will continue supervising men on probation for drinking and aiding families affected by alcohol abuse. The ordinance committee discussed repealing the office creating this post, with Alderman Roberts and Chief Jennings backing the effort.
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Birney J. Coogier
Ateo
Coogier
Charles M. Roberts
Henry Jennings
Polices Department
City council debates humane officer to replace probation role
Aldermen discuss adding a humane officer and abolishing the probation officer post. Officer Coogler’s work praised by some, while others urge broader needs and caution on staffing. Joseph Leagan presents reports of alcohol-related rehabilitation. Final plan seeks 3900 funding for a humane officer as Captain Burke advocates the change.
Monument to Col Price urged by North Georgia College friends
Georgia, February 23. At a board of trustees meeting resolutions praised Col William Pierce Price long service as director of affairs at North Georgia Agricultural College DeFuniak? No, De hionega. The idea to erect a monument to Price was endorsed by Hon H H Perry who called Price a strong supporter of education in the state stating no Georgia man of the past fifty years deserves more honor for service and character.
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Georgia
Gennesrile
Apeelall
North Georgia Agricultural
William Pierce Price
Colonel Price
of Education
Atate
Dehionega
H. H. Perry
North Georgia Agricultural College
Teachers of Atlanta May Live Outside City
At the monthly meeting of the board of education tomorrow afternoon, Superintendent William d Slaton, absent since November due to illness, will urge naming a definite date to hold the examinations of applicants for teachers’ pieces in the new schools. The board seeks to attract the best teaching talent and applicants will not be barred for living outside Atlanta.
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Monntaly
Board of Education
William d. Slaton
Tdocation
Attenta
Atlanta Auto Show Seeks Sanction From Major Bodies
President E W Gans of the Atlanta Auto Trade Association has written to the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers Averlong Motor Car Manufacturers Association Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers and the Motor Car Manufacturers' Associations seeking sanction for the Atlanta show to be held after November A joint committee on arrange rental adopted a resolution and Gans expects replies next week If endorsed Atlanta would join leading auto show cities and become the Souths auto center with dates likely around Thanksgiving coinciding with Savannah races and local attractions by late November
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E. W. Gans
Atlanta Auto Trade Association
Atlanta
J. G. Cohan
GW. Hanson
4. H. Nunnally
C. J. Ryan
H. Inmex
Alamo Atta
Trade Association
Fulton County Automobiie Club
Gann
Georgia
Savannah
First Day of Southern Negro Anti Saloon Congress Held in Atlanta
The first day of the Southern Negro Anti Saloon Congress opened at People’s Tabernacle on Faun Street in Atlanta. Rev A S Jackson chaired the session with devotions by Rev A McIver. Speakers included Rev L Jobson Rev P Bryant Rev John White and Attorney William Harrison of Oklahoma. The program featured afternoon and evening sessions with debates on the saloon and society crime temperance evangelism and temperance development.
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People's Tabernacle
Faun Street
Atlanta
Jackson
Congress
A. McIver
L. Jobson
PJ. Bryant
D.D
John E. White
D.p
William Harrison
Oklahoma
H. D. Canady
Kelly Miller
Howard University
Washington, D
R. E. Joney
Southwestern ‘Christian Advocate
New Orleans
FB Willawie
C. Maxanning
Hilton
James Dean
Jacksonville
Pin
Pimcussion
James M. Connor
Portmith
Griggs
Nashville
Tenn
B. F. Miley
Dallas
Tex
Address by Dr. Poteat at Brenau Greeted as Special
The annual Brenau literary address will be delivered February 23 by Dr. Edwin M. Poteat president of Furman University Greenville SC. Dr. Poteat is regarded as a prominent educator and public speaker in the south.
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Poteat
Neaviie
Brenau
Edwin M Poteat
Purman University
Greenville
S.C
South
Deputy Sheriff Dead After Election Night Shooting
Henry Champaigne, deputy sheriff of Martin parish, was shot Saturday by Albert Despit during an election event and died today from his wounds at Hotel Tiow. Despit is held on the charge related to the killing.
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New Orcasa
Henry Champaigne
Martin Parish
Albert Despit
Breaux Braga
Daspit
Affray Turns Deadly in Waytrost Georgia
A double incident near Douglas leaves Beeman Goodyear dead and Robert Heald gravely injured after shots fired by young Lyter and R. V. the bay as they fled a refused admission altercation. Sheriff Ricketson holds three suspects including two women. inquest begins.
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Waytrost
Beeman Goodyear
Southern Express Company
Douglas
Stleget Hi Fame
Dovotes
Robert Heald
Grady County
Sherif Hickergon
S Poser
Mattie Lytes
Dele Lytes
Lene Highemth
Young Lyter
May
Story Wens
Ne Was
Day
Douglas Holing Works
Postoffice Building Construction Advances in Aroericus Georgia
Work on the postoffice in Aroericus Georgia advances with deglating of operations completed this afternoon. Contractors expect to finish by January next, though the project may extend to saxiter. The building costs about 360,000 and fronts principal streets with gray brick and Indiana cement.
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Postoffice
Aroericus
Americaevar
Uaid
Saxiter
Tnes Princispal
Bond Issue Defeated in Lawrenceville Election
Lawrenceville voters rejected a 990,000 bond measure to finance road improvements by county labor. About 8,200 votes were needed to authorize bonds, but only 1,685 votes favored the proposal. County commissioners plan to fund road work by taxation and, per prison-commission rules, Gwinnett will receive twenty five convicts for public works.
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Lawrencevaie
Geinnett County
Ccurch
Bonda
G&t
Texation
Prison — Commission
Gwinnett
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A. K. Hawkes Co
Opticians
Whitehall
Brown
Washington County
Maier & Berkele
National Farmers’ Union
Sy A Ll
E. T. Brown
Piedmont Driving Club
Istate
Rountree
Patrons Enjoin School
Coogler
Council
Alderman Roberts
Jennings
Coogter
Joseph Leagan
Associated Charities
Alderman Huddleston
Ordinance
Coopler
Huddleston
Joseph F. Burke
SJ. Coogi Ek
Col. Price
House of Ill Fame
Atlanta National Bank
Cotton States
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