Cordele Hosts Nineteenth Georgia Weekly Press Meet
Cordele hosts the nineteenth annual Georgia Weekly Press Association convention led by President Walter Coleman. Speeches praise Cordele’s hospitality and pledge support for state journalism, with talks by Rev A B Campbell and editor Sam A. Simon. Events include a banquet, address by H F Cabanniss, and election of next meeting site and officers.
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Georgia Weekly Press Association
Coleman
Talbotta
McGhee
Atlanta
New York
Whiergo
Cordele
Crispoman
Hf Cabaniss
Union of Daily Newspapers
Ve Ly Edito S
Og George
Cordelo
Crisn Uo
Sam 4N Smon
Brunswt
Pizgersld
Geor
Edna Cain
Bree
Trak Weldon
Monroe youths shine at Georgia colleges and universities
Monroe pride swells as multiple local students earn top honors in Georgia institutions. Nell Michaels, State Normal College, represents at university commencement with an essay on social centers. Mercer’s Gowgr wins supreme honors in law class and a best-ovation medal. Dahlonega’s Aycock earns first honor and will speak on Agricultural Education the Hope of the South at the university ceremony.
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Monroe
Monroés
Nell Michaels
State Normal College
Michael
Mofroe
Mercer Orion T Gowgr
Dahlonega
John T Aycock
Robert Aycock
North Georgia Agricultural and Military College
South
Aycock
John Tt Aycock
Nell
Orion T Gower
Burstepmar
Ang Ferre
Stata Normal
Mercer University
Mercy for Mary Rogers Prompted by Clark Letter
Captain Lloyd Clark of the Oregon sends a telegram to Governor Bell urging mercy and presenting his brother’s portrait turned to the wall if Mrs Rogers is hanged. In Windsor Vermont and Brattleboro a habeas corpus writ delays her execution as lawyers plan appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Vermont
Brother
Pacific
Sampson
Bell
Mary Rogers
East Hardwick
Green Mountain
Lloyd Clark
Rogers
Windsor
Mary M. Rogers
Focal Court House
Atorneys
Brattlesboro
Wheeler
United States
Circuit Court
United States Supreme Court
Will case deposition reveals harsh details of Hoyt estate
In Tiffin on June 20, the deposition of Dr William Polk of New York was read. It states Hoyt resented childlessness and used drugs to sleep. Muss Mosier testified about mistreatment of a dog named Robine kept at table with a white napkin, amid plans by Mrs Hoyt to leave $100,000 to Judge Bonn while relatives challenge the will and Hoyt's husband in New York refuses involvement.
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Tiffin
Cho
William Polk
New York City
Sazdine
Hoyt
Kim
Callie Mosier
Jiext
New York
Robine
City of Columbia steamer launched on Congaree river
The City of Columbia, a new steamer built to ply the Congaree between Columbia and Georgetown, was launched amid a citywide closing of businesses. WA Clarg of the chamber spoke on local efforts to open navigation, and Miss Janie Murrey christened the vessel after a champagne toast. A minor accident marred the ceremony but the launch proceeded with the boat sliding into the river.
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Columna
Georgetown
Columb
Spemalih
Rail Citzens
City of
Columbia
WA Clarg
Chamber For Commerce
Columbias
Janie Mur Ira
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Murrey
New York
Old Sol Breaks Season Record
Atlanta endured a sweltering day as temperatures reached 92 degrees with high humidity. The city, famed for weather tantrums, faced an unusually early summer spell that left residents uncomfortable and on edge.
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Atlanta
United States
Tlanta
Energy Enterprise
Feeds for Young Gels and Healthful Diet Advice
A wellness column stresses careful nutrition during adolescence to build sturdy health and avoid chronic disease. Personal testimony praises Postura food coffee as soothing to the stomach and reducing headaches and nervousness after years of coffee and tea issues.
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Ting Postura
Keaher
Powtu
Oliver Breaks His Arm Thirty Third Time in Griffin
Riffin Georgia June 20 Special Oliver a young man near Orchard Hill broke his arm Monday marking the thirty third time he has injured a limb. He has soft bones and his condition shows crooked limbs and faint appetite. The day grew hot with forecasts of storms, but relief came only later as twilight cooled. Local forecaster Marbury noted records but denied a new hot-season record while noting higher temperatures elsewhere in cities like New York and Philadelphia where the heat caused suffering among the poor and street children.
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Riffin
Ge Oliver
Orchard Hill
Marburs
Marbury
Atlanta
New York
Philadelphia
Two Moehe Dead Negroes In Griffin Excursion
Griffin Ga June 20 report two more negroes dead from the Warm Springs to Atlanta excursion Saturday. Henry County and McDonough officers arrested six more yesterday bringing total arrests to about ten. McDonough jail is full while Superior Court does not meet there until October.
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Grifin
Spegal
Morena
Griffin
Warm Springs
Atanta
Henry County
McDonough
McDonowh Ha
Bullied Stift End Tongue Bitten In Fight With Gardner
Salt Lake City dispatch reports Billy Stift of Chicago defeated by George Gardner at Ogden last night suffered a broken right wrist and tongue injury in the fourth round. Gardner, who drew with Jack O Keefe a week earlier, lies in bed after a blow from O Keefe. Doctors report fever cases on the Isthmus and Gov. Magoon cites new foci at Colon and Panama.
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Bully Stift
Gardner
Salt Lake City
Utah
Billy Stift
Chicago
George Gardner
Ogden
Soft
Jucomny Gardner
Jack O'Keefe
Major Russell Ordered to Isbr Military Post
Major Russell on duty in the army office was ordered to report to a subordinate command to oversee a plan for telephonic and telegraphic communication. Major Joan L Bydlips from the medical corps was ordered to relieve Major L A Lagarde.
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Russell
Isbr
Wallington
Fs. Russell
Sumuanear
Fathmus
Joan L Bydlips
T. Arsdical
Istamus
L A Lagarde
Negro Cleared of Assault Savannat on June 20
Special interest surrounded the trial of Jim Gant, colored, charged with assault on Mrs Edward Keenan. After four hours deliberation the jury found the negro guilty.
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Savannat
Jim Gant
Alteraptr Srimindi
Cdward Keenan
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