Progress Forward at Alto Sanatorium Requesting 50 000
A report from Captain W G Raoul shows the Georgia state sanitarium at Alto needs 50 000 for the facility. The House Committee on appropriations unanimously backs 30 000 for building and 20 000 for maintenance with action likely next week.
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General Assembly
House of Representatives
Alto
W. G. Raoul
House Committee On
Walen Uuptain Staoul
Koe
Commpiine
Ana Wien
Sirusuwa
Irusieem
Alto Bunun
Houthern Tanway
Aountaury
AL & Cort
Los Ouudines
Wall
Asmadi
Evans Dies After Indigestion Attacks in Bellarke
W H Evans a renowned soft drink traveling salesman aged about 40 died at his Bellarke residence after a second attack of indigestion. He had suffered a prior episode in Nashville two weeks earlier. Survived by his wife and parents of Thomasville Ga and brothers Newt and Clarehos Evans both railroad engineers. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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W. H. Evans
Bellarke
Brahe
Neshville
Atlanta
Thomaop
Newt Evans
Clarehos Evans
Receipt That Cures Weak Men Free Medicine Claim
Fragmentary ad style copy touts a remedy to restore manhood and strength. The unreadable text references a notion of medical cure and social obligation to share the remedy, with unclear origins and dubious claims.
Hold-Up Negroes Seek New Trial in Atlanta Murders
A motion for a new trial for four African American defendants sentenced to death for Motorman Brown’s murder will be heard July 16 in Atlanta. Prosecution notes propose alibis for two, but the outcome remains uncertain with possible appeals to the Supreme Court and a hanging likelihood if denied. Several other notices include a contested will probate, divorce actions, charter applications, and a personal injury suit against the Southern Railway for damages.
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Brown
L. 8. Rosa
Atlanta
Trix
Supreme Court
Obituary notices from Waycross and nearby regions
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Waycross Georgia and surrounding areas. W A Price aged 52 in Bovanneb sanitarium after stroke. Col E H Lindsay 69 of Shreveport died after acute indigestion in Baton Rouge. D E Bolton 54 died at private sanitarium with survivors listed. J H Walker 55 died at home with wife and four daughters. Myrtle Walker as the daughter of Mr and Mrs G Walker died. Mrs Robert T Cameron funeral held in Poole chapel. Lese D Mathews 33 former Atlantan died in New York with funeral in Waycross West View cemetery.
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W. A. Price
Waycross
Bovanneb
Peralgata
Mr. Price
Bee and Leaver
R. H. Lindsay
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
E. H. Lindau
Sixteenth
Louisiana Infantry
Army of Tennessee
Lindsay
Shreveport
D. E. Bolton
D. &. Bolton
Ax Daughtera
W. H. Walker
I. A. Hugger
Bertie
Irene
Marie
Lucile Bolton
C. Land W. T. Holton
Patterson's Chapel
Wast View Cemetery
Myrtis
Dughter
G. Walker
Mains Street
Harry G. Poole
Casey's
Leasie D. Mathews
Lese D. Mathews
Atlants
Yaers
Alea
New York City
West View
School board hires two new teachers for Boys High
The board of education approved James Hinton to lead the Greek and Latin departments and C H Westbrook to run the English department with salaries around 1200. They also set $804 for M Resterty at Footharness Tech High. Gilmer Siler to head the chemistry department at Tech. An ordination service at St. Saint church references Bishop Nelson and John Wing.
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James Hinton
C. . Westbrook
Education Board
Board of Education
Chars
C. H. Westbrook
Eich Man Jen Ree
Hinton
Mr. Westbrook
Fr. M. Resterty
Tech High School
Gilmer Siler
Tech
Eae
Wilt .Réceiva & Ke A
Judge Russell Weighs Governor Race Again
Judge Richard B. Russell of the Court of Appeals weighs entering the governor race. Despite earlier belief he would not run this time, persistent friends push for an announcement. A final statement on candidacy is expected within days.
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Richard B.’ Russell
Sourt of Appeals
Hhen
Rdice
Russell
Hhis
Ruegell
Colonel Roosevelt to Lead GOP Effort in Massachusetts
Boston report details Roosevelt's expected involvement in the Republican state campaign, with Senator Lodge noting Roosevelt's strong appeal to voters and potential to aid Governor Draper. Wadsworth comments emphasize party unity over personal power as the legislature's actions shape national and state prospects.
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Ganization
Roosevelt
Green
Hughes
Griscom
Loyd C. Griscom
New York County Republican Organization
Taft
Boghes
Senate
Tammany Democrats
Wadsworth
Wassachusetts
Boston
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
Trientely
Draper
Harvard
Harris appoints executive committee for Southern Health Conference
Dr. H. F. Harris of the state board of health who leads the Southern Health Conference named an executive committee to organize the conference work. Members include H. B. Barrie in Atlanta as president, Wilmer Moore, W. G. Cooper, W. Raoul in Atlanta, Wicklitte Rose in Washington, D C, J Porter Florida health officer in Jacksonville, and H G Perry of Greenboro Alabama. A meeting will outline the South wide program and state councils of ten presidents will oversee regional organization.
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H. EF. Harris
State Board’ of Health
Southern Health Conference
the Health Conference
DE. H. B. Barrie
Atlanta
Wilmer L. Moore
Atlant
W. G. Cooper
W. G. Raoul
Wicklitte Rose
Washington, D. C
Porter
Florida
Jacksonville
H. G.perry
Greenaboro
Ala
Rigos
Haeria
South
Wilmer E. Mooré
Georgia
H. F. Harris
Officers Installed at Barnes Lodge No 363
Last night Barnes lodge officials were installed with J A Hobby as noble grand and A Wasser as view grand. T H Buchansen became secretary, A L Salbrook treasurer, J Smith RB to N G, A J Pope to N G, JE Copia conductor, Dr S R Salter warden, O A chert hegis in W P B Harding LG, LM Tormet D G. Non-ceremonies noted.
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Barnes Lodge
Hegis
PB Harding
Tormet
D. G
Staith
Arding
Market Prices Drift and Beef Steaks Ease Under Pressure
Market reports show steady to lower prices in beef with porterhouse and sirloin around 20 cents a pound and round steaks at 174 cents. Pork cuts slip to 20 cents, veal unchanged, ham steady, while chickens average 40 to 60 cents each or 29 cents per crate. Produce fluctuates with potatoes large and 20 cent peaches. watermelons cheapening as season advances.
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Carter
Porterhouse
Isin
Brrson
Georgia
Neil
Ehipmenta
Oo Pompano
Edwar Walker Calls For Disbanding Political Clubs
Edwar H Walker, a gubernatorial candidate, denounces political clubs used to push candidates. He urges voters to end partisan clubs and campaign money, promoting a peaceful Era of Good Will and a constructive push for state prosperity. Walker notes other candidates backing goodwill efforts and appeals to citizens for decisive political reform.
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In & Cord
Edward H. Walker
Aueecete
Walker
Up &N
Tinel
Dr Theo Toepel Refutes Resignation Rumor A July Program Planned
Special Fourth of July activities organized by playground directors will be held next Monday for city children at the playgrounds. The new apparatus recently installed will be available despite rain delays. Dr Theo Toepel denied reports of any conflict with playground directors or imminent resignation, stating nothing to that effect.
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Atlenta
Theodore Toepel
Toepel
Stewart Named President Of State Secondary School Association
In Athens on July 1 the State Secondary School Association elected officers. President was Prof. J. S. Stewart of the University of Georgia. Other officers: C. R. Norton of Monticello schools as vice president, J. H. Parks of Greensburg as secretary. Athens High won the athletic cup and the Tenth district earned the literary cup. Athletic and literary point totals by district are listed, with Athens scoring 23 of 34 athletic points and Tenth leading with 14 in literature.
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Athens
State
J. 5. Stewart
University of Georgia
Ries
C. R H. Norton
Monticello
J. H. Parks
Greensburg
Athens High School
Rumors and Injuries Surround Jeffries and Big Mill Officials
Today reports swirl around Jeffries amid rumors involving Zahtteen Richard and the referee. He suffered multiple injuries including a left forearm fracture a elbow rupture and appendicitis surgery before playing cards at 6 pm. A $5,500 attorney fee suit claims $6,000 due to a contract with an eastern syndicate and Tex Rickard. Langford vs Jeffries talks fuel further gossip. A Oakland City barbecue is slated for Monday July 4 at 1 pm near Morgan's crossing.
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Jeffries
Zahtteen
Richard
Reht
Moving Pictures
Rickard
Center Street
Sam Langford
Jim Jeffries
Rains Hurt Montgomery Cotton Crop Says Official
Commissioner J A Wilkinson warns the rains damaged the cotton crop in Montgomery and nearby areas. He notes yellowing stalks, falling lower leaves, and delayed work. Farmers should not sell for future delivery as supplies may fall short and prices rise.
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Montgomery
J. A. Wilkingon
Sgripull
Wilkinson
Grand convention of Knights of Pythias heads to Athens
The annual colored Knights of Pythias convention will be held in Athens starting next month with about three thousand delegates. Local preparations include the new theater and auditorium owned by W Morton, once the colored postmaster, to host the event.
Free Man on Bail in Alabama Murder Case
Montgomery July 1 Special. J D Roy charged with the murder of Joan B Tatum in Autauga County remains free on $60000 bail after the Alabama Supreme Court ordered the matter delayed until fall. Judge GB Livingston had refused to send up records in habeas corpus proceedings, provoking a protest by state attorneys. The ruling allows Roy to stay at large while the case awaits appellate action.
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Montgomery
Ala
J.D. Roy
Joan B. Tatum
Autauge ‘County
Supreme Court
GB. Livingston
Causa
Roy
Sears
Atlanta Board Accepts Construction Bid Report with Debate
At a board of education meeting the finance committee reported a 768 dollar bid on construction and drawing materials. Dan W Green opposed a primary grade item citing time and expense, while Superintendent Slaton and Mayor Maddox defended manual training as essential. A joint meeting with the bench commission is set for Saturday to open bids and form a committee to evaluate them.
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Board of Eduction
Atlanta
Dan W. Green
Green
Robert F. Maddox
Luther Rosser
Washington
Manuel
Finance Committee
Madfox
Br. Rosser
Bench Commission
Alock
The Forsyth Showgirl April Captivates Audiences
At the Forsyth theater April, part of Ollie Young and April, earns top notices for stage presence and beauty. She favors Atlanta and hopes for a return date after a warmly received bouquet on Wednesday night. Lyr ic presents Lena Rivare’s famed performance with Emma Bunting in final Lyric showings.
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Forsyth
Forsyth Theater
April
Ollie Young
Atlanta
Real estate transfers total nearly 14 million in Atlanta
Over six months and through June 30, Atlanta recorded about 6 000 real estate deals totaling almost 14 million dollars. Official records show 6 007 296 28 in mortgage deeds and 2 045 078 08 in other filings with dozens of categories and 85 percent of transfers reflected.
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Atanta
Ince
Sant
Ranber
Atlanta
No Increase Yet on W N Tires in Atlanta
Atlanta automobile owners face no tire price rise for now as dealers report prices remain unchanged despite anticipated approval of a July 1 increase. Officials cite higher crude rubber costs, with market price jumping from 90 cents to 1.90 per pound, but local Goodyear and tire branches say the impact will not yet affect current sales.
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Atlanta
Savetal
Martin
Goodyear Tire and Rud der Company
Westmoreland May Run for Legislature
Georges Weatmore tang, a well known attorney, is the probable candidate to run for the legislature. The public comes to know of his intention as rumors surface about his political ambitions and potential impact on local governance.
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Georges Weatmore Tang
Will 'B
Westmorelandconsidering legislature bid amid petitions
George Westmoreland is weighing a run for the legislature as friends circulate petitions endorsing him. He has not decided but is weighing the decision, with the matter under consideration.
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George Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Johnson Seeks Senate Seat in Georgia Race
Dr. A W Johnson of Hazlehurst announces bid for Third district state senate in Atlanta press visit. He says if elected he will pursue senate presidency and back bills against gambling, promote segregation era measures, and push policing and public service changes. The Hazlehurst News reports his candidacy amid county opposition and prior legislative record.
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Dr. & W. Johnson
Haztehurst
State Senate
Appling County
Atlants Priday
Senate
Johnson
Sata
Hesaya
A.W. Calhoun
K.beott
P.L. Smith
John A. Cromartie
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Roan
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Spellman Seminary
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Giller
Gile
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Prise
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Rollin H. Kimball
Chivers
John
Q. Kirkpatrick
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Gemphend
Coyotal Onyx Company
Capitol Stock
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Maggie Lals
Gretna
Jefferson Parish
Lecia Ware Gibbs
Fox
William 2. Gibbs
Mra
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J. T. Whitener
Walter Pfifer
Cars Glenn
Southern Railway
Rand
Burton Smith
J. H. Walker
Formwall Street
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Eile
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Ethel
Nelly Walker
F. M. and
Billourn Walker
J. M. Johnson
Mra. 2. K. Krump
Robert T. Cameron
Robert T.cameron
Sharon Churchyard
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John FP. Wing
Nerasthood da She -Riptee
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Col. Roosevelt
DR. Harris
Committee of Southern Healthference
Edwar Walker
Theo. Toepel
Stewart
BIG Mill
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Oakland City Club
Morgan's Crossing
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Lyric Theater
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Inganiomoblie Patrol
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