Woodward Cremer y Hearing Sparks Fire in Session
Mayor James G. Woodward defended his ties at a crematory hearing as attorney George Spence pressed insinuations linking him to the Georgia Railway and Power Company. Woodward denied renting roles and warned of further disclosures as the heated exchange cooled with adjournment.
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Judge Bans Bad Language in Court to Respect Ladies
Recorder Johnson explains the court ban on foul words to protect decorum. He cites a recent incident where a lady attendee covered her ears as witnesses spoke and says the measure aims to keep proceedings suitable for all visitors.
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Civil service exam for agriculturists announced
The United States civil service commission opens examinations for agriculturists on March 23. Applicants must apply to the secretary of the civil board in several cities including Atlanta. Successful candidates become field service workers to study crop production costs and farm economics under farm management investigations. Salaries range from 2500 to 3000 dollars yearly.
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Organ Concert Program Announced by City Organist
City Organist Edwin announces a free Sunday concert at 3 30 in the Auditorium with a program including Marche Religieus Guilmant Romanza in DO Parker Andante Grazioso Thier Overture Rienzi Wagner Cantilene Rogers Benediction Nan Thale Hollins Toccatia in D Minor Federlein Spring Song Nacfarlane Scherzo Symphonique Concertante Hawkes.
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Powers Reads David Copperfield To Large Audiences
A large crowd heard Leland Powers recite from David Copperfield at the Auditorium Armory. His sympathetic interpretation portrayed the chief character with humor and humanity, under the Alkahest Lyceum course. The program opened with a musical recital by baritone Hubert Clyde Linscott and pianist Annie Lou Pagett of Brenau College.
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Americus Invites State W O W Meeting
Americus city council approved resolutions to invite the state Woodmen of the World organization to hold the next annual convention in Americus. The invitation will be extended at the April state convention in Athens, expected to draw a larger Woodmen gathering.
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Macon Germans Plan to Exchange Gold for Iron Rings
Macon Georgia in February special report says local Germans plan to trade jewelry for iron rings to be sent to the fatherland. A shipment of iron rings is arriving and will be distributed by the German American club. Gold received will be melted into one piece and sold for its value, proceeds going to Germany.
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Thomasville Favors Ship Purchase Bill
February 26 Thomasville Georgia reports mixed actions on the ship purchase bill with local supporters and opponents indicating strong sentiment for the president’s stance. Some Hardwick supporters in the senatorial camp express disapproval while others have written him personally. Cold Wave Red Ash five dollars Jellico four dollars seventy five cents. Carroll and Hunter.
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Mayor Davant Faces Serious Relapse In Savannah
Savannah Ga February 25 Mayor Davant whose heart attack a month ago imperiled his life has suffered a serious relapse and his condition is gravely serious. Friends and physicians are closely watching his case as he remains very ill despite some temporary improvement. He has not left the city for a month or two as advised and continues a limited routine in city hall for several hours daily.
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Rally planned for ninth district agraria industrial focus
The ninth district rally under State College of Agriculture is set for March 4 at Commerce Georgia with sponsors including the Federated Women’s Clubs and the state department of agriculture. Speakers from the state are listed on the program.
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Pthe Agricultural and Industrial Rally of the Ninth
Tal State College, of Agriculture
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