Arrest Made Ends Interracial Trouble in Gainesville
Gainesville reports a lull in interracial trouble after the arrest of 23 year old J Black in Gainesville by Special Deputy W E Smith at Governor Dorsey’s request. Sheriff Wil Crow says he will travel to northern Hall county to arrest another person tied to recent incidents. Black had been linked to posting racist material.
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Gainesville
Hall County
J. Black
W. E. Smith
Hugh M. Dorsey
Mes
Wil Crow
Young Black
Megro
Red Blood and Pepto Mangan Endorsement Ad
A vintage ad extols Pepto-Mangan as a blood booster for vigor and life, claiming red blood improves mood and energy. Physicians allegedly widely endorse the tonic, available in liquid or tablet form under the branded name Gude's Pepto-Mangan.
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Gude
Four Minute Speakers Of Atlanta Hold Annual Meeting Tonight
The Atlanta Baptist four minute speakers meet at Capitol Avenue Baptist church at 6 30 pm for their annual gathering. President Hugh M Willett will review the year and Dr John F Purser will discuss a Baptist Council and its relevance to Atlanta. C D Gibbs will give the welcome. Special music from the Capitol Avenue church choir directed by Alec Helen Scheid. Officers to be elected. Supper served by the hostess church. All association pastors and four minute speakers invited. Granite Club meets.
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Atlanta Baptist
Capitol Avenue Baptist Church
Hugh M. Willet
John F. Purser
Atlanta Association
Baptist Council
Atlanta
C. D. Gibbs
Capitol Avenue Church
Capitol’ Avenue Church
Municipal Finance Paper to Be Read by Albert Thomson
Albert Thomson will read a paper on Municipal Finance before the Granite club, social, library and scientific organization, Thursday night at the Daddohil Tea Room. Dr Edwin Sparks, president emeritus of Pennsylvania State College, will be present with a long list of scholarly credentials and publications. The Granite club members are named, followed by a note on the First National Bank of Anniston enlarging its board with J Frank Pof Wilsonville as director and officers kept as elected.
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William’.D. ‘Thorston
Granite Club
Daddohil
Albert Thorson
Edwin’ ‘3 Sparks
Pennsylvania State College
Sparks
Ohio State University
Harvard
University of Chicago
D. Allegheny College
Public Schools of
Ohio
Pensylvania State College
American Historical Association
Trials Historical Society
American Institute Civics
College Council of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Brary Commission
Pennsylvania State Board of Agriculture
United States of America
National
Wightman
Bowden
Monifigue L. Boyd
Charles ©. Dowman
Lauren Foreman
Hal. F." Hentz
Harold Hirach
I. $. Hopkina
V. Cole Jones
H. Warner Martin
R. K. Rambo
Dr. Stewart
R. Roberts
Charles 5. Shelton
A.’ B. Simms
Gabriel FR
Anniston
Als
First National Bank of Anniston
J. Frank Po F
Cascarets Ad Highlights Digestive Benefits for All Ages
An old advertisement suggests taking one or two Cascarets to keep liver and bowels active. It claims relief for biliousness constipation headaches and upset stomach and notes children enjoy them too. Prices listed as 10 25 60 cents per package.
Anonymous notices spark countywide fear in Georgia race tensions
In December anonymous notices circulated urging removal of Black residents near Hall and neighboring Hart White and Lumpkin counties. A Clarmont merchant wrote notices while a youth denied knowledge of the plan. Reports say five hundred armed men offered to help run the negros from Hall County area, but Gainesville refugees say the spread of fear is limited and officials expect no trouble south of the river.
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Priy
Madsa
Avice
Sary
Black
Ia Chares
Thad Satein
Griffin
Constitution
Forsyth County
Hall
Chattahoochee
No Instructions for Liquor Probe by Gantt
D J Gantt says no instructions have been received to investigate the controversy between Colonel Jesse E Mercer and Mayor Murray Stewart of Savannah. He returned from federal court in City of the Sea and says investigation would be futile, Mercer vindicated, any probe should go to a grand jury. Conditions for enforcing liquor laws in Savannah are improving.
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Buthoriles
Washington
D. J. Gantt
Far Southeast
Jésse 'E., Mercer
Murray Stewart
Savannah
Gantt
City of the Sea
Mercer
Inaugural Plan For Hardine Address On Capitol Porch
A proposed plan outlines Hardine delivering his inaugural address from the east porch of the Capitol. Sound amplifiers would project to fifty thousand, with parking and asphalt space arranged for a large crowd, weather permitting. The committee favors economy and simplicity while enabling a vast throng to witness the ceremony.
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Senate
House
Norch
Capitol
Harding
Ias
Hardine
Knox
Washington
Georgian lieutenant awarded posthumous service cross
Lieutenant Joseph le Hook of Savannah and Atlanta fame received the Distinguished Service Cross posthumously for extraordinary heroism at Pouilly France on November 6 1918. He advanced beyond the American line with two others crossing three branches of the Meuse River and pushing 600 meters toward the enemy.
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Neen
War Department
Joseph le Hook
356Th ‘Infantry
Hook
A. Stephen ‘Hook
Savannah
Atlanta
Leutenant
Geeeral F.C. Harris
Savanah
Germany
Marshal Foch
America
Pouilly
France
Judge Rutherford to Speak at Bible Students’ Convention
Local Bible Students anticipate a large turnout for the International Bible Students convention at Cable hall, headed by Judge Rutherford and presided by Fe Fickering of New York. Notes from the gathering include addresses by C TY Woodworth and R J Martin, with a baptism ceremony planned Friday afternoon for converts under B A Floyd.
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Cable Hall
Rutherford
City Auditorium
Fe Fickering
New York
Association
C.ty. Woodworth
The
Golden Age
R. J. Martin
B. A. Floyd
Harvard and Emory to Debate in Atlanta Dates Set
Harvard debating council challenged Emory, accepted by Emory secretary J F Herbet. Debate planned in Atlanta between April 17 and 26 with Harvard traveling south, Emory to choose sides. Other southern schools Trinity Millsaps and Florida named for potential matches. Debaters to hold preliminaries in February across six societies.
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Emory University
Harvard Debating Council
J. F. Herbert
Debating | Council of
Emory
Atlanta
Harvard
Hmory
Harvan
Wear‘orn
South
Trinity
Millsaps College
Mississippi
University
Ory
Murder Trial Begins in Covington Jury Hears District Charge
Covington Ga January 13 The state presented the case against Smitzer charged with murdering James Dialey a 16 year old convict camp guard. A large crowd filled Newton superior court as the trial opened with much public interest and the defendant denied the charges.
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Covington
Stata Veraus
Smitzer
Newton -Superior Court
James Dialey
Goal Regulation Proposed in Bill for Coal Industry
Washington January 12 Abdul proposes federal regulation for coal with powers to fix prices and profits in emergencies. The bill, introduced by Senator Calder, would publish coal production costs via the Federal Trade Commission and authorize the president to control production and movement. It calls for a licensing system for operators and dealers and imposes steep taxes on broker commissions to push coal directly from producers to consumers.
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Washington
Abdul
Calder
Senate
Federal. Trade. Commisasion
Judge Ross Moves to Oust Judge Jones in Macon
Macon Ga January 12 Special Judge John P Ross Macon attorney filed quo warranto proceedings before Judge H A Mathews seeking to oust Judge Malcolm D Jones from the Macon circuit superior court bench and to be appointed in his place. Jones, a former governor of the Eighth Rotary district, was appointed after a legislative act created a new judgeship. The Governor declined to certify the election result and the case hinges on constitutional provisions about vacancies and appointments.
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Macon
John P Ross
H. A. Mathews
Superior Court
Malcolm
Jones
Matthews
Hoss
Sircult i
Rosa
Malcolm Jones
Eighth Rotary District
Rosas
Liegal
Crae
Ross
Jonen
McLendon
Dorsey
Intstead
Judea Jones
Slaves in Georgia friendship ended in court dispute
Nutley New Jersey January 12 Dilfe long friendship begun when they were slaves in Georgia terminated in police court Harris 86 held to grand jury charged with assaulting Harrison 78 Relations between old bakels broken Christmas Eve said in court when Harris angered at midnight serenades of an old dog owned by Harris started to throw the animal downstairs in the home they have lived since shortly after the civil war Harrison badly hurt in the fight that followed
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Nutley
N.J
Dilfe
Georgia
Sogay
Richard Wiliam Harris
William Henry
Harrison
Harrig
Insurance stay ends as Mississippi bans company withdrawals
In Hinds County chancery court Chancellor V. Jarrlekeer grants a permanent injunction on the petition of State Revenue Agent Stokes W Robertson to prevent 165 life insurance companies from leaving Mississippi. The ruling follows a temporary injunction issued earlier, with the state asserting regulatory concerns and financial stability.
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T Jackson
Seemanty
Stokes
W. Robertson
Mississippi
Chancellor V. Jarrlekeer
Hinds‘county Chancery
Inauguration Debate Over Public Spending Spurs Scrutiny
A fragmentary report notes concerns about extravagance in public funding during the inauguration period. It cites committees and speakers debating restraint and efficiency, with a push for citizen participation without high costs and support for current government positions.
Funeral for Captain H Jewett Williams Held Friday
Athens Georgia funeral services for Captain H Jewett Williams will be held Friday at the Oconee Cemetery. Bishop Troy Beatty of Tennessee will conduct the rites. The community will close businesses and suspend schools for the services. Mrs Kitty Jewett Willems of Lorain, mother of the captain, is visiting Chancellor and Mrs Barrow.
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Athens
H. Jewett
Williams
Hoboken
Noid
Oo Locks
Southern Railroad
David C. Barrow
Oconee
Troy
Beatty
Tennessee
Emanuel Churied
Tha
Kitty Jewett Willems
Loraine
Captain Williams
Barrow
Austrian government grapples with impending food shortage
A cryptic telegram to the state department notes Austrian officials anticipate rising food shortages after January 15. The document mentions Commissioner Frazier and officials named Vienne and others discussing employee powers and the government’s limited ability to control the situation.
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Ngton
Tomands
Ita
Une Frazier
Can
Et “Vienne
Seys
State ‘Department
Orista
Frazier
Esid
Orperth
Wrecked Hydroplane Raised From River in Tennessee
The Mississippi river hydroplane that sank near Tiptonville, Tennessee, Sunday was located and raised today. No bodies of Captain George H. Simpson of Toronto and his mechanician Carl Fisher of Dayton, Ohio were found, though Simpson’s torn sleeve and clothing were recovered. Dragging operations will continue for the missing aviators.
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Tiptonville
Tenn
Mississippi River
George H. Simpson
Toronto
Canada
Carl Fisher
Dayton
Ohio
Simpson
Metropolis
Caruthersville
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Albert ‘Omson
John Smith
G. Opdyke
Yaaira Old
Arizone
George R. Williamson
Ralph R. Taylor
Atlagire Insurance Company
John, . Humphries
Auperior
Boya
Epee Press- Profits
John P. Ross Steeks
Malcolm D. Jones
Bible Superior Court
Misich
Maier
Berkele
Tae
Teva
Northampton
Calvin
Hardite
Anay
Hi. Jewett
Wholesale
Cretonnes Madras
East
Mitchell Street
Whitehall
B. Wimpy
Mgr
West
Alabama
Cartier Whitehall
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