Tragedy at Center Hill: Brother Confesses Fatal Shooting
Carl Jones, 33, of Center Hill, claimed he accidentally shot his brother Corbin Jones, 18, with a shotgun while handling the firearm at home after borrowing it for hunting. He surrendered to police, saying the incident occurred just before 11 last night. Authorities Casey and Jackson investigated. both were with their mother Mrs Saales Sparks.
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Carl Jones
Center Hill
Walter Knight
Jonge
Conchin Jones
Casey
Jackson
Saales Sparks
Mason and ‘Turmer Road
Carl
Corbin
Selling Pressure In Cotton Market In New Orleans
New Orleans February 27 The cotton market last week faced steady selling pressure due to unfavorable sentiment from international politics. The market ranged 4 to 87 points under previous weeks final quotes, closing 21 to 26 points lower. Bulls cite long declines and high cotton trading, while political tensions over Germany influence every rise. Submarine warfare prospects could drive further selling, with bears claiming near term advantages though some traders foresee a corrective bounce if Washington reports are positive.
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New Orleans
Bears
Washington
Manning Hurt When Motorcycle Hits Automobile
O K Manning, 20, of 190 Greenwich Avenue, lost control of his motorcycle and collided with a speeding car at the Lucile avenue and Holderness street corner. He sustained a badly fractured left leg and was taken to Grady Hospital. The driver of the auto could not be identified.
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K. Manning
Greenwich Avenue
Lucile Avenue
Holderness Street
Grady Hospital
Manning
Lucile
Heiderness Street
Economic boom defies seasonal lull amid rising prices
The report notes abnormally high demand across sectors with bank clearings up 614 percent from last year and 47.8 percent above 1914. Prices rise due to genuine demand, not speculation, while production struggles with material shortages and logistics bottlenecks. Despite constraints, consumption remains insatiable and wage income grows, signaling broad, persistent activity across the economy.
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Puna
Tron
Bradstreet
Fall Devery
Pike county may return senator to next senate
A Barnesville Gazette note suggests Pike county will again elect the senator for the twenty second district, with Monroe's Senator Persons likely chosen to preside if Pike yields next time. The plan would keep Persons as presiding officer, aiding gubernatorial prospects, while Dorsey and Thomas discussions dominate ongoing gubernatorial speculation.
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Wenty
Senate
Pike County
Orgden Persons
Monroe County
Hardy
Barnesville
Pike
Pensig
Persons
Apain
Lost sheep sermon amid urging search for the wanderer
Dr. Henry A Porter preached at Second Baptist on The Divine Pursuit from Luke fifteen. He described lost humanity, reasons for drifting from faith, and the shepherd’s persistent, absorbing search until the lost sheep is found and carried home in faith.
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Henry Alford Porter
Second Baptist Church
Sermon on the Sheep Not in Fold at 81 Mark church
Dr. Hendrix preaches on Christ's Other Sheep from John twenty seven. He portrays the blind man healed by Jesus as a symbol of faith and challenge, urging believers to follow Christ beyond fear into the fold with vision and courage.
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Hendrix
Mark Church
Thia
Jesus
Christ
Phariaces
Jamun
Jowaa Aerom
Mortuary Notices From Marietta And Nearby
Special from Marietta and nearby reports Samuel F Mayes 89 a Confederate veteran elder at Midway Presbyterian died at daughter Mrs Charles Ward home after a fall recovery hampered by fracture. Three sons and three daughters survive with funeral at Midway Presbyterian led by Rev B D Patton. Mrs B H Cope age about 50 died at Douglasville residence with six children and remains to be taken to Hapeville. W Johnson 73 died at 55 Peters Street leaving five children. Jane Moody 78 died in Glennville with sister Benson of Beldeville and burial at Bear Creek cemetery.
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F. Mayes
Marietta
Masietta
Air
Samuel F
Mayes
Charles F. Ward
Fle
Midway
B.D. Patton
Acworth
A. N. Mayes
Cobb County
Sharler
Luther’ Mayes
Cartersville
Walter Dobbinus
Stoneway
J.C. Dubose
Clarkston
C. F. Ward
B. H. Cope
Tealdence
Douglasvile
J. C
B. W. Cope
Douglasville
J. E. Cope
Hapeville
L. J. Cope
Atlanta
Magnette Cope
Lillie Hood
Mr. Johnson
W. Johnson
Jane Moody
Glennville
Glenaville
j—Mre
Jase Moody
Benson
Beldeville
Beardrink
Week of Carnivals Planned by Augusta
Augusta Ga February 27 Special Guimne of Anguete through the Merchants and Manufacturers’ gene...ion have seized at large and have decided to fat on.
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Lprimary
Bbb County
Macon
Bibb County
Pec
Augusta
Guimne
Anguete
Amo
Unfoiry Here The Annual Convention In Savannah Dates
A partial notice from Georgia lists the annual convention of two organizations to be held in Savannah. Dates fixed around June Tend. 8 with Alma Sterley mentioned as a gubernatorial figure associated with Phiinthess in Savannah.
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Georgia
Savannah
Alma Sterley
Crossties Burn on Augusta Wharves in Brunswick Fire
About twelve to fifteen thousand crossties on N Emanuel & Co wharves were destroyed in a fire at Brunswick Georgia. A storehouse and two small boats also burned. Firemen and citizens prevented a larger waterfront blaze, with a northwest wind pushing flames. Loss not yet determined. insured partly.
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Brunswick
N. Hmanuel & Co
Brunswick Creosoting Company
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