Locker Clubs Win Out In State Court Trial
The Metropol itan Theatrical and the Beavers locker clubs were dismissed in superior court, ending the third prosecution in state courts. Police had charged the groups on April 1, amid Anti Saloon League actions. Defense evidence questioned the credibility of witness W C Jones and implicated him as a stool pigeon.
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Everything Ready For Big Camp Meet At Indian Springs
Preparations are under way for the Holiness camp meeting at Indian Springs in Macon Georgia from July 9 to 19. This year expects one of the largest attendances with prominent ministers including Dr E Walker and Ret Charles M Danana. Burden of Macon, a campground trustee, has just returned from Indian Springs to finish arrangements. The campground hotel will be operated by Rev and Mrs H P Byers of Waycross. The Georgia Underwriters association meets in Macon for two days. About 300 members expected, with two banquets at Hotel Dempsey and a barbecue at the Log Cabin club on Saturday.
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Heat Fades as Rain Breaks Scorching Day in city
Reported two pedestrians collapsed under heat and were later treated at Grady Hospital after a hot spell. A railroad worker found unconscious beneath Forsyth Street bridge. A passerby was assaulted but recovered. officials could not identify him. Rain cooled temperatures by afternoon and forecasts warned of possible thundershowers with a cooler day ahead.
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Trustees urge Barrow to remain chancellor at Georgia
At the University of Georgia trustees meeting in Athens on January 11 the board endorsed Chancellor David C Barrow and rejected the idea of his resignation. A unanimous resolution praised his service, urged him not to resign, and reflected broad support from faculty students alumni and citizens. Committees were named and reports indicated progress across campuses.
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Bomb Explodes in Westminster Abbey Shaking Crowds
A bomb exploded near the coronation chair in Westminster Abbey during a Commons address by Home Secretary Reginald McKenna. The blast damaged carved wood and stone, sent dust into the chapel, and caused a panic among visitors as police seized the scene. Officials later discussed the militant suffragette campaign and legal responses.
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Congressman Sharp for Paris Ambassador
Representative William G Sharp of Ohio will be nominated as ambassador to France in the near future according to official circles. An ambassador to Russia is also expected to be named shortly.
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Temple Baptist Church calls Dr L Brown in Atlanta
The Temple Baptist church of Atlanta tendered a unanimous call to Dr L Brown, dean of Cox College for two years, who will announce his decision at Sunday morning services. Encouragement noted as the year progresses with prospects for a strong team.
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Europe Getting Our Gold Withdrawals Cause Shipments This Week
Europe is seeing gold withdrawals from the sub treasurs for shipment to hoope totaling about 17 006000 marks in the week. Since January 7 about 2000 900 has been taken, with most sent to Paris. Pauline Fisher injured in Newark auto collision. early reports feared fatality but later hospital notes suggested improvement.
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Best Waist Sale Promises Fresh White Waists at $1.00 to $1.95
A large shipment arrives as summer heat peaks, with new white waists offered at 1.00, 1.50, and 1.95. The retailer touts styles including organdie fronts, embroidered dots, drop shoulders, and hem stitched panels, inviting customers to compare prices and stock up for summer.
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