Turner County Stock Law Elections Hold Across County
In Turner County Georgia, stock law votes were held in Ashburn and nearby areas. Sycamore reported a local stock law majority, while fence supporters carried Beckett and Rebecca in regional races. A follow up election is set for the third Wednesday in July to decide if the entire county adopts fence or stock law.
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Turner
Ashburn
Turner County
Sycamore
Rebecca
Clements
Cuticura Remedy Promises Eczema Relief
A Norfolk note from 1914 features Mra L A Peace praising Cuticura Soap and Ointment for curing a severe facial eczema. The ad claims skin restoration and hair regrowth, with a free 327 Skin Book sample offer by mail from Cuticura Dept. T, Boston.
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R.F. D
Norfolk
Mra L A. Peace
Cuthurs
Dept. T
Bostom
Young Again Heads Veterans of South
Richmond June 2 Veterans of the Confederacy in reunion approved a resolution greeting the U S president Woodrow Wilson. The United Confederate Veterans reelected General Bennett H Young as commander in chief at Louisville and planned a message of sympathy to Young.
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Richmond
Confedency
United States
United Confederate Veterans
Luchmond
Woodrow Weilson
Washington
Pesident
Heflin
Alabama
South
Southland
Loning
Bennett H Young
Louisville
Fels H Robertson
Crawford
Texas
Birmingham
Young
Bisness
Loylavdle
Cleveland
Ohio
William E. Mickle
Oun
Hain
Ds3
Teunion
Fairgrounds
Stonewall Jackson Hain
Camp Leary Stuart
Fair Grounds
Virginia
Marcus H Holcomb
Connecticut
Governor's Foot Guard
New England States
Connecticut Guards
Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Richmond Gate
Cannp Stuart
Hampton
Appomatton
Appomattox
Vf Brandon
Little Rock Ark
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
Ernest G Baldwin
Monnaketa
Army of Northern Virginia
Creed Caldwell
Pine Bluff
Ark
Trans- Mississippi
Thomas M Owen
Montgomers
A O Wight
Jacksonville
Fla
William F Clayton
Florence
Confederate Naval Veterans’ Association
Wright
Edward M.anderson
Savannah
Circulate Petitions To Further DeKalb Fulton Merger
DeKalb and Fulton county supporters met in Decatur courthouse to form a campaign for a merger to let voters decide. Attorney J Howell Green chaired the organizing group with Forrest Adair Pres ton Arkwright and others shaping a petition drive across eighteen districts to secure majority signatures for a legislative bill.
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Estiaena
DeKalb
Fulton County
Decatur
J Howell Green
Registerel
Green
Charman
Mo Webb
Shallow Ford
JW Vacket
Crows Kess
Adams
Doraville
Je” Flowers
Brownings
Simkins Edgewoot
Forrest Adair
Mowell
Green Clarkston
Stone Mountain
Tugele Kedan
John O- Jane
Lithonia
Flake
Diamonds
Bond
Pnithos
McWilliams
Pouth
Woo Smith Panthervalle
Tw Mill
D Moore
Atfa Minor
Kirkwood
T J. Landr Lochridge
University of Alabama grants diplomas to ten graduates
In the presence of Governor Charles Henderson and university officials, ten graduates received diplomas from President Denney at the Alabama commencement. The exercises closed after Sunday events with remarks by President S Carrell of the University of South Carolina. An honorary Doctor of Laws went to Dr Currell and a Doctor of Literature to Rev Wyatt Brown of Asheville NC, who delivered the sermon.
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Ala
Charles Henderson
Educaton
W. F. Freagin
University
University of Alabama
Denney
S. Carrell
Univeralty
South Caroline
Curreh
Wyatt Brown
Asheville
Winter Like Storm On Virginia Coast
A winter like storm races along the Virginia coast with easterly gale force winds heavy rain and dense fog. Vessels anchor in Hampton Roads awaiting safe passage while battleships North Dakota and Delaware suspend target practice off the Virginia Capes amid high seas. Cape Henry reports winds near 58 miles per hour and Norfolk records twenty four hours of rainfall.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Tidewater
Hampton Road
Ark
North Dakota
Delaware
Virginia Capes
Cape Henry
Army unit to sail from Florida to Philippines
Washington June 2 The War Department announced that the One Hundred and Melayanth company coast artillery at Fort Dade Florida would be sent to the Philippines on July 2.
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Florida
Philippines
Washington
War Department
One Hundred
Mleyanth Company
Coast Artillery
Fort Dade
Fin
Macon Plans Big Time At Harris Inaugural
Macon, Ga June 2 Special When Judge Nat E Uarria is inaugurated in Atlanta on the 26th of this month a crowd of 2000 Macon residents will attend to witness the event with a 50 piece Macon drum and bugle corps. This marks the first Macon governor inauguration and supporters plan a festive display. Alderman Hay criticizes the civil service commission and city departments politics, urging reform as bids on street paving and resurfacing are let. John T. Borfeuillet, Macon native and former chief clerk in London, will return June 6 for a vacation and resume duties in the Georgia House.
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Macon
Nat E Uarria
Atlanta
Harris
Wholiah
Sir Maz
Civil Service — Commission
Loutrel
Shou
Aubedu Sabil
Macon Ga
Fapeialy
Hanus
Council
Preston
Finch
Southern Paying
Lonstington Company
Queens
Ua Aune
John T. Borfeuillet
Macan
London
Tienda Tere
Wil
Wilkinson to address Decatur Trade Board luncheon
President Mell R Wilkinson of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce will be the principal speaker at the Decatur Board of Trade luncheon on Tuesday June 8 at 1 oclock in the private dining room of the Atlanta Chamber building. Dooneix, president of the Decatur board, invites members to attend and consider joining the board. Plates are 50 cents and reservations should be made with Secretary Raymond Daniel.
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Mell R Wilkinson
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Decatur Board of Trade
Oulock
WJ Doonex
de- Latur Board
Raymind Daiiel
Sunday School Institute to convene in Atlanta church
The Atlanta Sunday School Institute of Episcopal churches will hold a spring meeting at the Church of the Epiphany this Thursday afternoon and evening. Speakers include Rev Gribben, Rev Wilmer, and D W Sims with Georgia State Sunday School Association, plus a talk on missions and a supper at 6 40.
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Atlanta Sunday School Institute
Episcopal Churches of
Atlanta
Church of the Epiphany
Addierges
Ste RE Gribben
Agsistamt
St Luke the Fest
Wilmer
St Lukes
D W Sims
Geogla State
Hehkoo Associatio
Amd C4
Simran Protestant’ College
Beruit, Sirin
Hhde
Coal Dealers Protest Wagon Sales Enticing Theft Risk
Local coal dealers presented a petition to the tax committee asking action to stop promiscuous coal peddling from wagons. They argued it hurts legitimate business and enables stolen coal sales. Committee will report to council next Monday afternoon.
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Tax Committee of Council
Eastman School Closes After Record Graduation
The 1915 spring term of Hagtraan public school ends with Rev Eo Chumbley delivering the commencement sermon. A large graduating class earns diplomas, marking the largest class in the school’s history as students and families reflect on a notable term.
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Easmuan
Hagtraan Aublie
Eo Chumbley
Pitteen
Prison term and crime details from a Milledgeville case
The report notes a defendant sent to State Farm in Douglas Georgia on June 7 with a history including two five year terms in Ohio penal institutions and multiple thefts in Florida. A voluntary confession linked to supplies of watermelons and gang activity is recorded. A Crusoe, arrested for vagrancy, appears before the court to determine potential mental illness as Judge Lankford assigns him to the state farm for ten months.
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Douglas
Ohio
Florida
A Crusoe
Milledgeville
Lankford
State Farm
Juvenile Court Judge to Speak to Ad Men of Atlanta
Judge Tindall of Atlanta will address the Ad Men’s club at the Whitehall hotel luncheon at 1 o’clock. The talk will cover juvenile court work and progress, with the club planning for the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention in Chicago. St Elro Mastengale will lead the Atlanta delegation seeking strong representation in Chicago.
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Wow
Tindall
Atlanta
Ad Men's Club of
Whitecoff Hotel
Uirh
Judge Tindall
Ad Men's Club
Chicago
Advertising Clubs of
la Salle Hotel
Elro Mastengale
Griffin faces third trial after prolonged jury selection
Athens News reports Griffin, former head of the defunct Athens Trust and Banking Co., on trial for a third time after years of delay. The cashier Te Ho McCreary faces separate charges and a three year sentence looms, while jury selection and testimony proceed amid legal wrangling and disqualifications.
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Athens
OW Griffin
Athens Trust and Banking Company
Te Ho McCreary
Pseudea Gullis
Presene Giffin le
Jung
Thomas of
Valdosta
Lodge Brand
Corn club experts to speak in DeKalb
Chi Campbell state agent for the Boys Club of Georgia will speak at DeKalb County’s first coin and canning clubs rally on June 1. A basket prize will be given at John J Leo’s home, east of Decatur. Other speakers include Jo B K Giles and S M Cowan with supervision by ROS Hunter and Miss Amy Wesley. Several rallies will be held through the summer.
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Chi) Campbell
Boys Coin Club of
Georgia
DeKalb County
John J. Leo
Georgia Farmers Union
Redanood
Decatur
Jo BK Giles
S M Cowan
Couny
Ros Hunter
Amy “Wesley
JETT GOES FOR MAN WANTED FOR ROBBERY
Assistant Chief of Police Li Jett went to Birmingham Alabama on Wednesday armed with a requisition from Governor Slaton asking the extradition of Cisdlen Belcher charged with vamping a robbery months ago of Mr and Mrs Wool Kelley The hold up occurred after business hours on Saturday night and Kelley was robbed of about $1900 from his grocery store receipts.
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Li Jett
Bimingham
Ala
Slaton
Cisdlen Belcher
Wol Kelley
Kelley
Great Trolley Strike Threatened at Chicago
A warning was sent to 15,000 street car and elevated railway workers this afternoon. The notice demanded wage increases and immediate replies. Companies said they cannot pay more than the current scale. Arbitration was rejected without wage assurances. Major Thompson seeks amicable settlement. The city shares in streetcar profits.
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Chicago
Wltimata
Thompson
Samuel V. Kennedy Dies After Operation
Samuel V. Kennedy, longtime manager of the eastern plants of the International Harvester Company, died today at Mayo Hospital Rochester Minn after an operation a week ago. He was the inventor of the Kennedy forearm positions and later entered the harvesting machinery business with Osborne Co. of Auburn. When IH acquired the Osborne plant, Kennedy was put in charge of all the plants in the Chicago eam ar.
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Auburn, S
Samuel V. Kennedy
International Arrester Company
Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Kennedy
Evern
Osborne & Co
Auburn
International Harvester Company
Osborne
Eam
Chicago
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Climax Wall Paper Cleaner
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Luckie Street
Veterans OF South
Wilson
Sarah Morris Leech
Allie Getude McLaurin
Mary Kwenlithe
Geo.ge
Alairison
Lee Ay
Consention
Lee Jay
Cais
Eneys
Confederacy
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Alfred the Great
Wiliam the Silent
George Washington
Deatest
EB Lee
BM Law
Law
Arren Randelph Smith
Louisburg
Mani Seirs
Anaing
Carlton
Whitehall St
J. Cooledge & Sons, Inc
Forsyth Street Bridge
Marietta Birest
Drum Corps
Loifentier
Wilkinson
Decatur Trade Board
Eastman School
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Jermilan CO
Ing.y
Griffin
Corn Club
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Palm Beach
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