Jordan in New York as potential Georgia governor candidate
Columbus Ga January 27 Jordan G Gunby Jordan a possible gubernatorial candidate next year is in New York on a business trip. There is no organized push by friends to run but a local paper recently suggested his name and endorsed him. Columbus would welcome his candidacy, seeing it as a fitting capstone to a prominent Georgia business career. Jordan’s name has been discussed by the press in recent years in connection with the governorship.
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Columbus
Spegmlz
Gunby Jordan
New York
Yeaturday
Georgia
Jordan
Anti Racing Track Gambling Bill Passes Legislature
Olympia Washington January 27 without a dissenting vote the banden anti track gambling bill passed the lower house today. The bill makes conducting pool selling bookmaking or places where bets are made on horse races in the state a felony and provides that possession of gambling paraphernalia is prima facie evidence of a violation of the act.
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Olympia
Wash
Charittion Movement Help by Membership Tickets
The Charittion Movement through the Order of Old Paghioned Women urges supporters to buy membership tickets to aid the drive of one thousand new members. Tickets will be mailed by any member of the order to supporters who can be reached by phone, listing several contact names. A social list follows with a domino party at a new Corinthian apartment and other social events, including a marriage, a matinee, and a restaurant opening by the Art Association.
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Order of
Associated Charities
Pathes
Secocration
Messal Welling
R. F. Maddox
R. L. Foreman
Wilmer Moore
Henry Inman
Julian Fieara
W. L. Ee, Jr
W. H. Kiser
Morrie Brandon
Preston Arkwright
Ohio guest visits as locals prepare moves and gatherings
Won of Ohio visits Mrs Brown and Mrs Mitchell are among numerous notices. George P. Humphries plan to leave their Eat Wud home for St. Louis. EB 3S Thompson seeks to rejoin Milas Wendelachacter in Providence next week. Mrs Laurence Everhart improves at Olkin Goldsmith hospital. W J Campbell and William Rushton plan to move to Eam Point. Mrs W M Weathers hosts a bridge for Mrs J U Tiorne preparing to move to St. Louis. Fred Wagner Jr and daughter Lhillam join Carlbad, N M. Colonel James W English Jr hosts theater party for Miss Butler, Graves and Pearson. Elizabeth Doster and Sam Finfey win prizes at 500 Club. Mrs Sanders of New York honored guest. Mr and Mrs cathe A Forrest and son Charles Arnold leave for Chattanooga, Tenn, to home at 665 Oak Street after February 2.
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Ohio
B. T. Brown
Mine Mitchell
George P. Humphries
Eat
Thompson
Boulevard
Ponsa de Leon
Milas Wendelachacter
Providence
Rees Marshall
Fred Wagner, Jr
Lhillam
Fret Wagner
Carlsbad
New Mexico
James W. English, Jr
Misa Butler
Miss Graves
Mins Pearson
Robinson-Brener
Misa Elizabeth Doster
Sam Finfey
500 Club
James Tutwiler
J.D. Clayton
Sanders
New York
Cathe A. Forrest
Charles Arnold
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hil
Oakstreet
Milas Edna Rawls Weds Hamilton P Weston at McGehee Home
An evening wedding took place at the residence of Mr. W Netd McGehee in Tatbotan Ga with Rev J B McGehee performing the ceremony uniting Milas Edna Rawls of Waycross and Hamilton P Weston of Tabbotton. The event was described as an interesting social affair.
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W. Netd McGehee
Milas Edna Rawls
Waycress
Hamilton P. Weston
Tabbotton
J. B. McGehee
Mrs Wallace Rested After Self Destructive Act
Macon Ga January 27 Special Mrs R B Wallace shot herself Tuesday night before 345 Peachtras street in a personal crisis. She was taken to Grady hospital with a superficial wound to the left side and is reported to be doing well. Her mother in law says a unhappy marriage and lack of support led to the act and that legal separation was urged previously.
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Mscon
Peachtras Street
Grady Hospital
Macon
Jennery
Mra
C. EB. Bennett
R. B. Wallace
Wallace
Lyerly Postoffice Burns in January Blaze
A fire at Lyerly Georgia destroyed the post office about 30 miles from Rome. The loss is estimated at 1000 dollars and is thought to have been incendiary or deliberate, though details remain unclear.
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Lyerly
Teme
Rofn
Jackson Citizens Form Chamber of Commerce in Jackson Ga
Jackson citizens organize a chamber of commerce at the courthouse with a large crowd attending. Officers elected include T. H. Buttrell president J A Jarrail first vice president C S Dimdox second vice president F R Atheridge third vice president J D Jones secretary and W Powers treasurer. Directors named include J H Campmpas W W Watkins J B Battle In Smith J H Ham and Mayor S Hem. A follow up meeting is set for Thursday to advance the organization.
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Jackson
Court House
Amber of Commerce
T. H. Buttrell
J. A. Jarrail
C. S. Dimddox
F. 9. Ather
Thomas Not Guilty in Rome Murder Case Verdict
In Rome Georgia on January 27 the jury found Sherman Thomas not guilty after two hours of deliberation. The defense had resumed presenting evidence in the morning and concluded by 10:90 o'clock with arguments continuing until the jury retired at 6:20. A second murder indictment related to the same incident may be pursued later.
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Rome
Sherman Thomas
Councel
Thomas
Forsyth County road law challenged by mass meeting injunction
In Forsyth County Georgia a mass meeting selected two citizens from each of twelve districts to file an injunction against the ordinary over a proposed road law. The grounds allege jurors favored the alternate system and that key officials left sessions compromising the court. Colonel HF J Patterson leads supporters urging the new road plan.
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Forsyth County
Gumming
At & Mesa Iesting
Forsyth
Atlianta
Duy Moles
Machinay
Daguxetion
Grand Jury
Mosumber
Joe Gober
HF. J. Patterson
Coronal “Snex” Petterson
Zews
DeHart Celebrates Ninety-Second Birthday at Capitol View
Mrs Elizabeth DeHart marked her ninety second birthday on January 24 at the home of her daughter Mrs L A Price Capitol View. Four generations attended and the celebrant remained in good health and energetic amid a family gathering described as lively with a birthday cake formed in three sections and a nine flame burning can.
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Elizabeth DeHart
Ll. A.price
Capitol View
Mra. DeHart
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