Dupont Guerry Seeks Debate on Georgia Governorship
Hon DuPont Guerry spoke in Atlanta about his gubernatorial bid. He arrived from Mount Airy and returned to Macon, saying he prefers public debate over early campaigning. He aims to discuss state questions, prohibit liquor through local option, and curb corporate power while ensuring fair taxes.
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DupOnt Guerry
Mount Airy
duBienon
Guerry Sid
Guerry
Colonel Guerry
Supreme Court
Geome
John H. Estill
South Georgia
du Bignon
Sumter
Quitmain
Brantley Emerges as Brunswick's Governor Candidate
Brunswick Ga July 18 Special. Following Flem ing du Bignon’s withdrawal from the governor race local interest centers on William G Brantley congressman from this district as the preferred southern Georgia candidate for Atlanta’s statehouse. Brantley stands among the region’s leaders with strong backing.
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Brunswick
Fleming du Bignon
Atlanta
William G. Brantley
Congress
Bhia
Woran's Building to Be Rebuilt at Milledgeville Prison Farm
Plans by the state prison commission call for a new two story women's building at the Milledgeville prison farm to replace the one destroyed by fire. Construction will start before August, likely with stone, costing around 4000 dollars. Convict labor will be used and the project aims to finish before next winter while crops are laid by and cotton yields may improve depending on drought.
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State Prison Commission
Milledge Ville
Turner
Tent Meeting Continues At Central Baptist Church
The gospel tent meetings under Central Baptist church auspices progress despite heat and wind rain. The tent shelters large crowds as Rev. John T. Jenkins preaches with converts reported. Meetings continue this week and next, starting each evening at 7:45.
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Central Baptist Church
John T. Jenkins
Southern Railway Round Trip to Buffalo and Falls Offer
A Detroit to Buffalo trip offer via Southern Railway at 21.55 round trip. Rates apply July 22, 2a and 24 with final line August 15 on deposit. Opportunity for a cheap trip to the great lake region including Niagara Falls. Brooks Morgan, D. , A. Atlanta.
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Detroit
Southern Railway
Convention Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Great Lake Region
Buffalo
Nineara Falls
Brooks Morgan, D
Atlanta
Supreme Court Decisions on Overruling New Trial Motions
Decisions from the Supreme Court continuing from the eighth page. It covers Williams v State, Graham v State, and Lone v State in Dublin City Court. The text notes that verdicts were sustained or reversed based on trial record integrity and newly discovered evidence. Names include Simmons, Terrell, Alpane, Holderness, and Corker. The proceedings reference judges Harris Adams and Fish.
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Ao Hatcher
J. L. Ment
J. M. Terrell
B. Z. Rawlings
Genera
Williams
State
Harris
Carroll Superior Court
Simmons
C. J
Talbot Smith
S J. Boykin
Oacer Reese
M. Terrell
T. A. Alpane
Holderness
Graham
Allconcur
Howard & Armistead
F. G. Corker
Alt
Bynes
Supreme Cour Little
Hardee
J. M. Johnson
W. H. Thomas
Lamar
Gardner
Spence
Decatur Superior Court
Adama
G . Kytle
H. H. Dean
Oakes
Pirkle
Cooper
Equitable
Estes
Hall, Auperlor Court
Tampiin P. Jr
Darktown court deals with hens and geese raids
Hazard Jones nicknamed Danger fends off charges for hen roost raids and a Delilah deception while Anson Johnson masquerades as a Darktown cop to steal chickens. John Knox and Ed Cole confess to stealing a goose, facing a month in the city chain gang.
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Anson Johnson
Anson
Recorder Broyles
Olzen
John Knox
Ed Cole
Darktown Ites
Wagein
Ld Cole
John
Atalla
Broyles
Georgia Supreme Court affirmations and dismissals summary
A compilation of Georgia Supreme Court notes and holdings across various cases, detailing rulings on writs of error, appeals, and civil matters. It notes affirmations, reversals, and dismissals, with judges' names, parties, and legal principles cited, including procedures for bills of exceptions and evidence issues.
Mild Weather Ends Atlanta Heat Spell Yesterday
Yesterday was the coolest day in Atlanta since June with a high of 83. The record low maximum this month and last month was reached, while a 0.69 inch rain fell from 6 30 to 8 45 am. Cloudy skies and showers kept temperatures down. July runoff remains 17 degrees above normal.
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Atlanta
Regit
Trade And The Weather Dampens Many Lines Of Business
The weather affects many trades more than visible, with hot days boosting iceman profits while coal yards suffer. Whitehall Street soda fountains see peak morning and post matinee crowds, mostly women, with counter service favored. Stores stay busy 8 to 11 pm, averaging five cent drinks, though candy sales fall in heat. Streetcars surge 30 percent in warm weather, while dry goods and millinery face an off season. Restaurants weaken, funerals and weddings drive florists, and summer flowers reach peak only in their season.
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Whitehall Street
White Jacket
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Woran
Prison Farm
Wweiaiés
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Ake Hood
duBignon
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Ned
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Hazard
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Justice
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Western and Atlantic Railrord Company
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Judae Tite
Bartow Superior Court
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Georgia Report
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Elfirm
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Reagan
Pike Superior Court
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J. F. Redding
Estes & Jones
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J. Lester
Sorrell
Isaacs
Cancur
Cobb, J
St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co Et al
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Aparks
Cy Court of Brunswick
Fish
Owens Johnson
A D Gale
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Planters and Peoples Autual Fire Association of Georgia
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K. Miller
C. H. Cohen
Portwood Et al
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Lumpkin, P. J
Ararge
Equity
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H. Sibley
WO. Mitchell
Pierre v. Webb
Habfor Court
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Bean
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H. I. Perry
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Regina
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Phillips & Chen
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