Quarrel Over Debts Fights at Greek Club in Atlanta
In a debt dispute at 12 North Broad Street Greek Club, Liapis struck Cystazis on the hand. Cystazis was taken to Grady Hospital and Liapis jailed. Other items note Tom Tidwell missing at 14, Bishop Candler addressing Wesley Memorial youths, a motorcycle accident injuring Allen Moore, large tomatoes weighed by Sheriff Mangum, a Mrs. Violet McMillan injured crossing Peachtree Street, a suicide attempt by Mrs. Wyatt, and Private Edgiver injured by a train with concussion but expected to recover.
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E Pottla
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Grady Hhospital
Liapig
Perracka
Liapix
Peachtree Strait
Weat View Fleral Company
Violet McMilan
Roath Prady
Ansley Park
M. AL Stokes
Roe Street
Mra McMillan
Balle Hadley Wyatt
Auburn Avenue
Grady Hospital
Wyatt
God
D. Whitnald
Yalafared
Giver
Company C
Second Booth Caroling Infantry
Jackson
C. W. Uarren
Chickamauga Park
Constable Sing Dies After Shooting in Wadesboro
Wadesboro North Carolina July 20 constable J M om who was shot near that place Monday by a negro railroad ker died at 7 o clock this morning. Searching parties have been after the negro since the crime was committed. A reward of 300 is offered for his capture.
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Wadesboro
N.C
J. Mom
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Hornady Enters Race For State Railroad Commissioner
Buena Vista Ga resident EB Hornady yesterday announced he will run in the state primary for railroad commissioner against incumbent Joseph T Gray of Savannah. Hornady said the decision to enter the race was under consideration and is now definite.
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Buena Vista
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Joseph T. Gray
Savannah
Hornady
Georgia Traveler Hornady Announces Candidacy Run
Americus native and veteran Georgia traveling salesman Mr. Hornady declares his bid for office. A long career with Moore Marsh Inman and Dougherty Ward Little spans 27 years on the road. He plans a statewide tour before the August 23 primary, with 3,000 letters to traveling men to support his candidacy.
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Sumter
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Moore, Marsh & Co
Inman, Smith & Co
Dougherty-Ward-Little Co
Stomach Ailment Product Sparks Health Claims
A product named Aci Phosphate is promoted as aiding weak and disordered stomachs, promising strong digestion and healthier activity.
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Hoersford
Quarterly Gainesville District Methodist Conference Attended
The Gainesville district quarterly conference opened at St Pauls Church with Rev W J Hunnicutt of Winder preaching. Examining committees including Reva T S Christian and Henry J Pace urged progress on probationary ministry. leaders from Emory Dahlonega and Murray County attended. large crowds and strong local support marked the sessions. The conference ends Friday evening.
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Emory College
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Murrayyilh
President John L Lee Reports United Farmers Union Progress
Union City Ga July 2 Special President John L Lee delivers his annual report to the Georgia division of the Farmers Union urging members to ignore personal attacks on officials and to rely on records and collective action. He praises tangible gains in warehousing and fertilizer prices and calls for unity to defend the organization from internal enemies. He notes improved indust rial ventures, warns against discord, and expresses pride in the union’s growth and the moral duty of members.
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Georgia union clash ends with Cabanis election
Turbulent convention over Lee charter revocation in Coffee county spurs bitter lines between Watson and insurgent factions. The election of Cabanis as president shifts tension, while Lee Barron is praised for graft acquittal and McDaniel elected secretary treasurer amid calls for unity.
Georgia Farmers Union resolves election crisis at three day convention
The Georgia Farmers Union crisis ends with a deadlocked vote over Cowan and the replacement of leaders amid factional rancor. President elect Cabaniss is praised as a unifying figure while observers debate potential outcomes had President Lee remained. Delegates dispersed for travel to Atlanta as peace hopes rise.
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Cabaniss
Farmers’ Union
Georgia
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Jie
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