Jurors Seated in Lyens Trial at Jesup Court
In Lyens murder case at Jesup the court seated jurors amid a crowded house. Of 126 examined, 110 went to the defense and 2 to the state, leaving four jurors secured. Names include JA Williamson Tivingston Ro M Rnks and aften Dubberly. Judge Ayers to draw 200 more. about 120 witnesses expected. case may draw court attention for days.
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Brosswick
Wolk
Mo Bleming Smith
Jesup
Lundrea
JA Willamaon
Ayers
Georgia Farmers to Gather in Fall Meeting Planned
Plans perfected for the Federation of Agricultural Interests of Georgia. A July 2 Atlanta meeting will finalize plans for a statewide organization and prepare for the first convention in late summer or fall. Attendees include leaders from Atlanta Athens Augusta Dublin Jonesboro Union City and Macon among others. The federation aims to assist numerous agricultural and related groups and state institutions in Georgia.
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Macon
D G Hughes
Danville
E H Hyman
T & General
Federation of Agricultural Organizations
Pladmone
Atlanta
Armers
T G Hudson
TG Fleming
M Hutchinson
J Haden
W Lee
K Otley
Sam Dibble
A M Soule
Athena
F Eve
Augusta
S$ Hards
Gainess Ile
HM Stanley
Dublin
Branson
C Barrett
Union City
E Gentry
Jonesboro
E J Hyman
Georgia State Normal College
Norma and Industrial College and the
Prass Associations
John Davey Leads Plan to Eradicate Sparrows in United States
Kent Onlo resident John Davey announces a new society aimed at killing English sparrows across the United States. He cites sparrow-caused tree damage and crop losses, claiming songbirds suffer and insects rise, urging action to protect forests and crops.
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John Davey
Kent
Unitel
Davey
Promis
Dave
Mr Davey
Handed Lemon by His Girl Ends in Suicide at Park
A 37 year old man ended his life after handing a lemon to his girlfriend in a park yesterday. Comrade Sprugs dis ily reported the attempted act, and the victim, identified as Lallie Collins, used a firearm to shoot himself. The scene description notes the gun muzzle was placed in his mouth before the fatal discharge.
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Comrade Sprugs
Lallie Collins
Hindia
Acrobat Performs In Court To Win Suit Against Road
Hammer Ohio July 12 A court session awarded a verdict of 1490 to a performer named William Deonse for injuries after a road accident. The case involved a trick jumper and featured audience member Morily and critic Pease. The road company faced potential damages and the judge reserved ruling as the case paused for further advisement. Girls Flee From Fire in Philadelphia Firefighters battled a blaze at the Rosewell Brothers Sara w hat factory causing extensive damage and a $150000 loss.
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Hammer
Ohio
Rommor
Atom Ello
William Deonse
Audien
Pease
Sutat
Fliiadelphia
Rosewell Brothers
Governor Brown Praises Georgia National Guard at Chickamauga
Governor Brown visited Chickamauga with Adjutant General Nash and Lt Col Connally to review Georgia's National Guard encamped there. He praised the Georgians for their drill and officers praised by General Mille. He rode with General Mille and slept in a tent, stating he would not miss two days of the legislature.
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Brown
Chickamauga
Natonal Guard
A Ll Miita
Mar Suvers
TewUlAr Srey
Chickamaugey
Georgie
Governor Brown
Millg
Rex
Hest
Mills
Santiago
Pomeroy
Officers
Georwlang
Chattanooga
Somerville Heads Appraisers Board in New York
Somerville, head of the board of general appraisers, has led the nine member body based in New York for twenty years. The board, created two decades ago, meets in New York and includes up to five members from any political party, with Taft’s approval noted in a July report.
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Somerville
Washington
Tafthay
Henderson
M Somerville
New York
Court of United Sigtes
Aw York
Rate alleged to be unjust urged before Georgia commission
Former Railroad Commissioner G McLendon filed a petition on behalf of merchants and manufacturers in Eastman urging a Georgia commission inquiry into alleged unjust rates from Eastman to Louisville Cincinnati and transabio points. The commission lacks authority to fix interstate rates and would only investigate discrimination and refer if unjust to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The request names Southern Wrightsville and Tennille and their connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLendon
Commission
Eastman Ga
Eastman
Louleville
Cincinnati
Transabio
Georgia Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oatian
Houthern
Wrightsville
Tennile
Cattle Stampede Drowns Many at Columbus Wharf
A stampede of cattle rushed from a wharf into the river at Columbus on July 18. About forty six head were driven toward a river steamboat and drowned. ten survived. Local authorities investigate the incident and marshal the remaining livestock for disposition.
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Columbus
Union Farmers Union Members Meet Before State Convention
A small group of Georgia Farmers Union members held a meeting at the Kimball House prior to the state convention in Union City. They pledged secrecy and said they would defend Thomas E Watson if attacked during the convention. The gathering aimed to discuss Mr Watson's criticisms of some members and officers.
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Georgia Farmors Union
Kimball House
Union City
Thomas E Watson
Vetnon
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the Company of the South
Empire Life Insurance Co
Empire Life Building
Atlanta, GA
Lyens
Georgia
Federation of Agricultural Interests of Georgia
Erolet
Asidle
Crown
The
Red Rock Company
Wspa PE
Iyi
Stork
Juvenile Department
Chamberlin-Johnson
DuBose Company
Louisville
Thomas Wateson
Central Bank & Trust Corporation Capital
Mitchell and
Forsyth Streets
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