Governor Attacks Alleged Reforms On Georgia Policy
Athens Ga June 15 Special Today was alumni day at the University of Georgia and Governor Slaton spoke on Real Progress. He praised tax equalization and the state constitution, warning against impatient reformers and the demagogic urge to alter guaranteed rights. He cited preservation of judicial independence and urged limited laws based on proven precedents for lasting progress.
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Athens
Theniversity of Georgia
Slaton
Clark Howell
Alumni Association
Clarke County
Meldriza
W. P. Meldrim
Savannah
H. D. Newton
Atlanta
Georgia
C. H. Bloodworth
Forsyth
W. H. Borrell
Ernest Levy
J. H. Carmichael
R. H. Harris
D. H. Upshaw
SE. Altereon
KR. H. Tippett
R. Baker
Fairfax Harrison
The
Southern Railway
Ian Wirt
John Marshall
Aaron Burr
Humboldt
State House
Rover Toombs
City survey committee begins work to probe government
The Committee of 125 opened its first executive meeting outlining scope and policy for probing city government. Subcommittees will cover departments with Mrs. Walker heading schools and W Woods White chairing a department resources diagram to be displayed in the chamber of commerce.
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Fred J. Paxon
Cmight
Colonel Paxon
R. M. Walker
Om Schoois
W. Woods ‘White
Chamber of Commerce
IR. Allen
Cooney
Oscar Elias
T. T. Fingter
Lindsey Hopkins
Fran
Faxon
R. Wilkinson
M. H. Honey
Harvey Johnson
Macon Depot Condemnation Pushes Ahead on Cherry Street
The Central of Georgia Railway serves condemnation notices to Cherry Street property owners for the new Macon union passenger station. Leon Ss Dure is named arbiter by the railroad. owners propose others. Damages will be set by court if parties cannot agree. A meeting with arbiters is planned around June 28.
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Macon
Gentral of Eorgia Railway Company
Cherry Street
Sixth Street
Union
Leon
Dure
Missing 17 338 Acres of Tift County Land
In Tifton Georgia during June a parcel of 17 338 acres of Tift County land vanished from the tax books without a known cause. Officials report the land remains absent despite extensive counts, with some acreage found but much still unlisted. Property owners are urged to help the tax equalizers locate and restore missing parcels.
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Tift
Tifton
Bow
Independent Ice Dealers Meet in Atlanta Thursday
The Georgia independent ice dealers, after a Macon preliminary meeting, plan a Thursday gathering at the Piedmont hotel in Atlanta. They aim to organize a DIM to end the state ice trade and push for a bill in the upcoming legislative session. Glenn G. Toole, local ice dealer, is named president of the association with TL members.
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Macon
Independent
Ice Dealers of
Georgia
Atlanta
Piedmont Hotel
Fet
Glenn G. Toole
Eleven Negro Tigers Fined In Waycross Court
Waycross Ga June 16 Special After a long session the recorder's court convicted eleven of twelve negroes charged with violating the city whiskey law. Each defendant was fined 100 dollars or 90 days. This marked the largest number of defendants handled at one time in Waycross.
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Waycross
Recorders’ Court
Hach
Picks Hole in Jail and Flees at Perry
A young man accused of stealing two cows from Charlie Mavis and selling them in Montezuma escaped from jail Saturday night by gnawing a hole in the wall using a water pipe. Heat kept him in the jail briefly, but he later maneuvered through the hole and disappeared.
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Perry
Yelbag
J— Ockerman
Charlie Mavis
Montezuma
Tridor
Boosters Meet in Hawkinsville for Short-Cut Dixie Highway
Martinsville Ga June 15 Special Boosters of the Short-cut highway route for the Dixie highway will hold a meeting here tomorrow with strong preparations. Large delegations are promised from other towns along the route and three bands will furnish music.
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Martinsville
New County Promoters Ready for Legislature
Verity is the legislature now upon us. Announcement was made on Tuesday that the promoters of the proposed new counties of Tate and Hansell have engaged headquarters in the Kimball House.
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Tate and
Han‘sell
Kimball House
Cotton Seed Crushers Name Officers Today
Tybee Inland Ga June 15 Special The eleventh annual convention of the Cotton Seed Crushers association of Georgia concludes with officers to be elected tomorrow A session features T C Law official chemist on the relation of the chemist to the industry and speeches by J J Culbernon and C H Will JR on cooperation The gathering includes talks on contracts arbitration publicity and co operation with a harbor tour and sea trip arranged by the Southern Cotton Oil company.
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Tybee
Inland
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association of Georgia
T. C. Law
J. J. Culbernon
Paris
Texas
Interstate
Chin ‘Will JR
Meridian
Miss
Williams
Renmark
Georgia
South
R. S. Melone
Atlanta
Georgia Crushers
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
Tone
Georgia Association Ctles
D. G. Dam
D. G. Duman
FE. Jr. Chiver
Oucean
Chivers
Andrew M. Soule
Atle Vellege of Agriculture
Athens
Ernest &. Davlls
At- Santa
Georgia Association
Ernest J. Dallis
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Savannah
Desperate gas and razor attempt by Rome merchant
Frank Bennett, a Rome merchant, tried to commit death by gas and razor blade amid financial troubles. He placed a gas pipe in his mouth and opened the blade, then weakened from blood loss and collapsed, but was saved by prompt hospital care. His wife alerted neighbors after failing to reach him at home.
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Rome
Frank Bennett
Bennett
East
Firat- Street
Busness
Charles B Williams Appointed U S Attorney for Canal Zone
Washington June 16 President Wilson appointed Charles B Williams of Georgia to be United States attorney for the Panama canal zone Williams home is at Columbus Georgia This is a concise notice of a federal appointment affecting a named individual and location.
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Washington
Wilson
Charles B. Williams
Georgia
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Willams
Columbus
The Boston Theaters Showcase A Week Of Roaring Vaudeville
Chartey Grapewin and Nonera star in elaborate acts at Forsyth and Grand theaters with live acts by Dicro and Morrisey. The Nutty Burglar moves audiences while a moving picture lineup at the Grand features The Juggernaut breaking attendance records. Strand presents Are O Brien in a four act comedy with Dan Moyles and Kate Sermeantson, plus a Pathe special.
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Mr. Plop
Havestepliner Nonera
Notea Rixe- Jette
Forsyth Theaters
Dicro
Will
Morrisey
Amt Songter
Dolly Hackett
HU Donough
Moving Picture Theater
Craud Theater
Frial
Vitarrani
Anita Stew
Gari Willhipes
Brolka
Ita Mist
Jlazel Dawn
Ata
Clarissa
Strand
Georg
Dells Conner
Broadway
Are. O'Brien
Mary Ellen
Della Connor
William OH. Powers
Lord Alex
Edward Lester
Pathe
Hughes Recovering From Operation At New York Sanitarium
Robert Hughes formerly of Atlanta son of the late Joan W Hughes and a Georgia Tech graduate is recovering after an operation for appendicitis at the Astor sanitarium in New York City last week His mother Mrs Charles Lo Hughes left Atlanta to be with him During recovery he holds a job with the Standard Oil Company
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Robert Hughes
Atlanta
Joan W. Hughes
Georgia Tech
Astor Sanitarium
New York City
Charles Lo Hughes
Hughes
Standard Ol .Company
Wilson Joins Union of the Stone Cutters
Washington June 15 President Wilson joined the Union of Journeymen Stone Cutters by receiving honorary membership. Representatives who attended the cornerstone laying for the American Red Cross memorial building presented him with the card. Presidents McKinley Roosevelt and Taft also held honorary memberships during their terms.
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Washington
Wilson
Journeymen Stone
American Red Cross Memorial
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Vols Sign Sheehan In Major League Deal
Nashville Tenn June 15 Manager Schwartz of the Nashville Southern league team announced the purchase of second baseman Sheehan from Toronto in the International league. Sheehan will report immediately and had recently been in the lineup of St. Paul.
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Vols
Sheehan
Nashville
Tenn
Schwartz
Nashville Southern
Toronto
St. Paul Elu
Waycross Man Cooked to Death in Boiling Rosin
W H Bennett turpentine operator in Waycross died after falling headfirst into a vat of boiling rosin. An inquest ruled a stroke of apoplexy caused the plunge. a helper pulled him clear but too late. He was 56, survived by wife and eight children. Wrightsville-Tennille game noted with a 11 to 7 score.
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G Waycross
W. H. Bennett
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