Troup County Bar Endorses Hewlette A Hall for Attorney General
The Troup County Bar Association unanimously endorses Hewlette A Hall to fill the unexpired term as Attorney General. The resolution praises his ability, conscientiousness, and fitness, urging voters in the state to support him in the coming primary. Greenville bar also endorses Hall, praising his fitness, character, and legal attainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Longley
M. A. Mooty
A. H. Thompson
R. M. Young
Henry Reeves
Hatton Lovejoy
W.T. Tuggle
W. W Turner
W. R. Campbell
Arthur Greer
M. ¥. YeLendon
B. F. Bradfield
J.B Strong
H. A.5. Freeman
Brown
Smith
Hall
Troup County
Greenville Bar
Greenville
Gap
H. A. Hall
Hewlette A. Halt
Mttaries General
Usorgia
Spalding County Tax Returns Show Big Increase
Griffin Ga July 23 Special The tax books of Spalding county show returns for the fixed year up over 280 000 higher than last year Though not dramatic the gain pleases citizens as many counties report declines One cotton mill reduced its 1908 figure by 100 000 due to low raw cotton stocks and little finished goods on hand
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Griffin Ga
Spalding County
Spaldine
Emily Ennis Sues For Divorce In Macon Ga
Mrs Emily Ennis files in Macon Superior Court for divorce from T H Ennis alleging failure to provide support for herself and a minor child. She notes marriage in Deestur county in 1906 and says he was last heard from in Montgomery Alabama. Attorneys McNeill and Cunningham represent her.
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Macon
Emily Emnia
T. H. Enna
Deestur County
Epala
Montgomery
Ala
McNeill & Cunningham
Joe Hill Hall Enters Race for Another Term
Macon Ga July 23 Hon Joe Hill Hall arrived from Atlanta and announced his candidacy for the legislature for another term. Rumors of withdrawal were put to rest by his arrival and declaration. He has many supporters in Bible who rejoiced at his decision to run again.
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Joe Hill Hall
Macon
Joe Hill
Hal
Atlanta
Hall
Assault and Murder Charged to Chas Horn
Charley Horn was arrested today in relation to the assault and murder of Miss Jane Sharpe near Louisville. Swinton Perminter Walter Cumminga and L. Burchfield, jailed to prevent lynching, were placed on a special train to a distant destination by order of Judge McLain.
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Chas. Horn
Miss We
Jane S
Louieville
Mites
Chartey Horn
Jane Sharpe
Swinton Perminter
Walter Cumminga
L. Burchfield
Ware
Judge McLain
New Orleans
Mobil and
Chicago
Cosmpolitan Life Granted Charter Atlanta Insurance Firm
Secretary of State Philip Cook yesterday granted a charter to the Cosmopolitan Life Insurance Company of Atlanta with a $1,000,000 capital. Incorporators include Thomsen Lumpkin Ed M Hafer Joseph Hirach and others, with headquarters in Atlanta and a territory covering the entire youth, meeting soon to choose managers and expect to begin business shortly.
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Philip Cook
Cosmopolitan Life Insurance Company of
Atlanta
Thomsen
Lumpkin
Ed M. Hafer
Joseph Hirach
Ditfard L Anderson
J. P. Brown
Cosmopolitan Agency Company of
J. 8. Hollinsheid
Newnan
Rendy
K K K One Time Ad Claims Unmatched Quality
An advertisement touts K K K as superior with a bold claim you will not find a better option. It emphasizes value and lasting appeal, urging readers to choose the brand for trusted performance and satisfaction.
Colored People Hold Music Festival Soon
The Colored Municipal Festival at the Auditorium on August 4 aims to be the greatest event of its kind for the colored race in the south. Tickets go on sale at Philips & Crew Company with accommodations for white attendees. The program features Harry Burleton, the baritone from New York, plus the Flak Jubilee Singers and violinist Joseph H. Douglas with wife Pearl Wanberly. A 109-voice chorus trained by Professor AK Grant rehearses nightly. tickets already on sale at the First Congregational Church.
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South
Munical Association
Philips & Crew Company
Harry Burleton
St. George's Episcopal Church
New York
Ainger Co
Burleigh
Flak Jubilee Singers
Nashville
Thara
Jozeph H. Douglas
Washington
Frederick Douglaas
Vieuxtemp
Pearl Wanberly
Augusta
Metropolitan Opera Gampeng
Atlanta
AK. Grant
Jacksonville
Fla
They Firat Congregational Church
Cats Routed From Washington Market In Night Hunt
In New York on January 28,200 cats were corralled one by one and placed into baskets to be disposed of later by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Police and market workers joined in a midnight drive as the market undergoes renovation to curb a long standing cat overpopulation.
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Washington
New York
Jay
Society For the Prevention of Cruntty
Society
Rana Noize
Africa
Dispute Over Organ Settled At Shorter College
Gainesville Ga July 28 Dr Sim mons former president of Shorter College now Brenau College says the pipe organ dispute at Shorter has been settled. Shorter trustees purchased the organ from Dr Ammons who had contested retaining the building and organ. Ammons rents the building to the college.
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Gainesville
Simmons
Shorter College
Brenau College
Shorter
Dr. &Immons
Remarkable Catarrh Cure Promises Relief
A testimonial filled booklet touts the Eclipsee Catarrh Cure as the most effective remedy for catarrh. The vegetable Totel Eclipse Catarrh Cure allegedly relieves nasal and ear symptoms, with a customer reporting hearing improvement after a few days. A week’s trial is offered for 64 cents.
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Bellowe
Totel Koiloss
Totel Eclipae
Brenau Announces Expanded Faculty Under Simmons
Gainesville Ga July 23 Brenau presidents Pearce and Simmons announce that most of last year’s Brenau faculty are returning and many longtime staff join the Brenau team. The new roster includes J H Simmons Mary B Goode Irene Manon Starke Berthe Patterson and Luia Ross among others totaling forty five officers and teachers.
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Gainesville
Presidente -Pearge Tald ‘Simmons
Brenau
Brenau Prculty
Simmons
Brena
Teagon
Yeporta
J. Pearce
Burn Evans
Ang
Minnie Merritt
EB. H. Murfree
Florence M. Rohr
Eva Pearce
Otto Pfefferkorn
Thomas W. Musgrove
H.C. Linncott
MB. Holder
Florence B. Overton
Mina Hetsy Kenyon
Esther Irvin
J. H. Simmons
Milas Elizabeth F. Waddell
Sallie N. Waddell
Irene Manon Starke
Mine Mary B. Goode
B. F. Havens
John Townsend Sinnette
Berthe M. Patterson
Mia
Rapid Peach Ripening Causes Heavy Loss in Americus
Americus orchardmen faced wasted Elserta peaches as fruit ripened too quickly for packing. Cars and refrigeration limited shipments, with 29 carloads left on trees at the Bagley Bay orchard, halting operations for hours and forcing disposal of ripe fruit.
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Americus
Bagley-Bay
Foot Bath Drunkenness Case Ends With Fine
Pittsburg July 23 Joseph Griner was fined $10 or ten days in jail for intoxication after soaking his feet in potato water to treat sore feet. He told the police magistrate that the starchy bath soaked into his system and caused the alleged intoxication.
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Pittsburg
Joseph Griner
Helena Brown Club organizes for governor campaigns
The Helena Ga article reports the Helena Brown Club organized today with a long enrollment list of members led by secretary Pathipe. The group announces it will begin active work immediately to support the governor candidacy.
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Helena
Helens Joe Brown Club
Hosmer
E Hosmer
W. T. Durden
A. M. Eindentheld
Bags
W. J. Ballard
W. 4. McHachern, W." B. Finener, x Towns, C. A. Blewart, J. "Whieexon, W. Darden
Pathipe
W. W. Meadows
W. J. Coleman
J. B. Roberson
W. B. Hayney
M. ‘Hyles
J. B. Dorsey
R-E. de Lacy
H.C. Clark
A. C. ‘Hennett
A B. ‘Woodward
J. &. Fletcher
Dampsey Weeks
Marvin Yates
A. F. Connor
W. L. Tidwell
L L Everett
J. B. Trice
T P. Barber
M. M. Drake
W. B. Coleman
J. A. Weeks
A. Willams
G. & Grogan
N Sheppard
Chester Browning
E.G Lock
A. T. Hammock
W.B. Regster
JB. Pollard
H. N. Crawford
Fand
West Point to Build New Depot Umbrella Shed
West Point citizens learn a depot shed will be erected soon. President Wickersham notified a director of Atlanta and West Point Railway that measurements were taken thirty days ago and iron framing has been ordered. The shed will improve comfort and convenience for residents.
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West Point
Wickersham
Prn
Atlanta
Sean
Blondes and Brunettes in Army Enlistment Study
Washington July 38 The War Department investigates whether blondes or brunettes withstand tropical rays, with new Philippine commands to keep detailed records. The army board wants to determine if hair color affects service under tropical conditions.
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Washington
War Department
Philippines
Army
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