Music Committee to Convene for Southern Festival Plans
The Music Committee of the Great Southern Music Festival meets today at Cable Hall at 3 PM. Chairman Victor J. Smith leads discussion on program selection for rhorel numbers and contracted performers for performances May 4, 6. A chorus of 500 plus participants signals strong festival interest. next rehearsal notes arrangements for orchestra and telegraphed singer Maye. Committee members include Victor L Smith, S Wessels, B Lee Crew, Woods White, George W Wilkins, and C Sidwell.
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Cable Hall
Victor J. Smith
New York
Smi
Victor L Smith
Chatsman
Wessels
Lee Crew
Woods White
George W. Wilkins
Sidwell
Chamber of Commerce
Organize Baraca Society elects leaders in Rome
The Baraca Society in Rome Ga met Thursday evening at the First Methodist church. Officers were elected and by-laws adopted. President G D Pollock, vice president G C Baker, secretary J F Belley, treasurer JT Williams, corresponding secretary Misa Katia Logan, reporter Martinet. Next meeting set for April at First Baptist church with representation from most city churches.
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Baraca Society
Rome
Ety Philathes Baracaninn
First Methodia
G D Pollock
G C Baker
J F Belley
JT Williams
Core
Misa Katia Logan
Mise Martinet
Veterans return from Washington parade in Augusta
Forty five Civil War veterans and more than fifty Richmond Hussars arrived in Augusta on a special Atlantic Coast Line train after marching in the inaugural parade in Washington. They endured a seven hour delay caused by the Washington blizzard, returning home tired yet glad.
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Washington
Augusta
Richmond Hussars
Weather Today Forecasts Showers Across Regions
Today there is a slight chance of showers in places with occasional showers likely. A storm that swept Waddington has moved into the Atlantic off New England. Snow is reported at some lake stations while central valleys stay cloudy. A low pressure system over northern Texas and Oklahoma drives clouds east to Savannah and north to Chicago with little rain.
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Waddington
Atlantic Ocean
New England
Lake
Texas
Oklahoma
Savannah
Chicago
Weather Circle Reports Mixed North to South
In New England and the lake region the coldest spots dip near 10 degrees above zero at Marquette and Buffalo while the Rocky Mountain slope stays generally above freezing. Atlante sees 5 to 58 degrees with east to southeast winds. Forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions with light rain possible. A wireless from the Gopher quotes a road to Washington date and a playful note about parade chances and survival in Washington if the Dooze holds out.
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New England
Lake Region
Marquette
Buffalo
Rocky Mountain
Atlante
Gopher
Washington
Secret Order Forms in Wrightsville City
A secret order in Wrightsville Georgia claims to be the sole remaining of its kind The Grand and Noble White Top Order was started there a few weeks ago A special meeting appointed a committee to draft a charter for the organization.
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Wrightsville
Counties Get Convicts Under State Allocation Plan
Secretary Yancey released a list showing county allocations for county convict camps under the new labor work law. Tattnall County appears on the list but its requisition is withdrawn due to inability to bear convict costs. no firm assignment of its 24 convicts yet, though commissioners may relocate them before April. The total count across listed camps sums to several hundred, with detailed county allocations for each camp and region.
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Goodiee Yancey
Tattnall County
Tattnall
Tampa
Yancey
Durham Mines
Pigteneen
Walker
Clayon
Vette
Heard
Milton
Lookout Mountain
Pilsbure
Walker County
Ga—Banke
Winnettke
Stephens
Tallaterra
Porsvih
Brenkin
Newton
Carroll
Cambestl
Clarke
Columbia
Sibert
White
Bartow County
Cartersville
Bartow
Rockdale
Burke County
Macon
Witcox
Bibb
Putbam
Laurens
Morgan
Geonse
Terrell
Fenton
Tiurober
Fargo
Clinch County
Appling
Bulloch
Camden
Coffee
Jenkins
Emanuel
Jcreven
Bryan
Hlsingham
Janney's
Valdosta
Brooks County
Ware
Berrien
Cnnars
Ben Pal
Sekine Barty Ga —Deratur
Baker
Snakederry County
Ga —Harry
Clay
Iy Early
Calhoun
Quitman
Barton Claimed by Federal Courts in Milledgeville Case
George Barton, known as the one arm safe blower, was arrested near Birmingham and jailed there awaiting transfer to Pelzer. Federal agents claim him for burglary charges dating back over two years, a case linked to the Sharon, Georgia robbery. A March 19 hearing will determine whether federal or state authorities proceed, with agents observing in Birmingham.
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George Barton
Milledgeville
Birmingham
Pelzer
Sharon
Barton
South Carolina
Tria
Federal
Secret Service
Button
Captain Button
United Rates
Governor Johnson Cancels Date in City Visit
Minnesota Governor Joby JonNnnon cancels planned visit here on March ten due to ongoing legislative session and duties. The Young Men's Democratic League of Fulton County plans to host former Governor Folk for a March 26 lecture, with Folk confirming pleasure to attend. A planning meeting for final arrangements is set this afternoon at the office of Attorney J. L. Mayzon.
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Joby JonNnnon
Minnesota
Young Men's Democratic League
Fulton County
Fol Sf Milwourk
Folk
League
Jthe League
J. L. Mayzon
Harper's Life Seeks Clemency for Murray County Sheriff Killer
Circle No 2 of King Daughters presented before the prison commission with attorneys urging commutation for Folin Harper. Harper, convicted of murdering the Murray County sheriff during a prior arrest and also linked to a boy's death in Fannin, has repeatedly faced clemency requests that the board has refused. The case had recent appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court denied.
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Folin Harper
Murray County
Vinita
Lemuel D. Hewlet
Charles Griffin
Art
Harper
Supreme Courts
Supreme Court of the United States
Marner
Bannin
Murrey
Fannin
Field and Lindsay Win a Big Verdict
In DeKalb superior court Judge Jude Rean presided as a verdict for $10,000 damages was returned against the Georgia Railroad and Banking Company. Forrest, cut his right hand in a crossing accident. Field and Lindsay, Atlanta and Tucker lawyers, represented the plaintiff. The railroad defense was by Judges Candler and Cumming. The petition claimed £50,900 and the jury deliberated about thirty minutes.
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DeKalb Superior Court
Jude Rean
Charles Forreat
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company
Georgia
Forrest
Alynxe Field
Atlanta
Paul Lindsay
Tucker, Ga
Field
Lindsay
John &. Candler
Safor Joseph B. Cumming
Auguard
Child Dies From Burns In Washington Home
A cornstila Stack aged about a year died after being left in the care of a nurse at the parents home in Washington District of Columbia. The mother Mrs. J D Stack was away and the negro nurse left the room to fetch wood allowing the child to approach a fire. The child died at Columbia Hospital after hours of suffering.
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Columbia
D. C
Apectal,j
J. D. Stack
G. N. Stack
Cornsila Stack
Taylor Street
Columbia Hospital
Tenth Anniversary at the Tabernacle
The Tabernacle marks its tenth anniversary with 9 20 Sunday school exercises, 11 o clock sermon by Dr. Broughton, then communion and reception of new members. Sunday night he speaks on The Ups and Downs of Our Tabernacle Work after a special music program by Professor A Boatman and chorus.
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Tabernacle
Broughton
A. €. Boatman
Two-Dollar Bills and a Stolen Bicycle Case
Recorder Broyles mocked C. M. McCord as he admitted carrying two five dollar bills while facing charges over a bicycle stolen from 70 Peachtree Street. McCord claimed six month ownership, then shifted stories before admitting guilt in court.
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Recorder Broyles
C. M. McCoré
McCord
Peachtree Street
East Foint
Fabrics and trimmings featured in silk and chiffon lines
A catalog of fabrics and dress materials with prices. Japonica Silks and La Belle Soie in soft tones, cotton voiles, Soie Mervielle colors, costume foulards, border Swisses, Spangle silk, Pointelle Phisse, Lucerne Tissue, Madres Shirtings, Madrases, Cottons for dresses, Galatea, Embroidered Marquisettes, Embroidered Chiffon Cloths, Brocaded Chiffons, Grass Clothe, and Wash Chiffon all listed with price ranges from a few cents to several dollars per yard, showing a lively late 19th or early 20th century retail textile sale.
Guthrie Lawsuit Over Seizure Ties to Hearst Case
Scott Mac Reynolia of Brooklyn sues Governor Charlies N. Haskell and officials including Orville T. Smith and Joho Mahoney seeking 10000 damages. The case references seizure of papers from MacReynolds by governor representatives linked to Hantell and a 3600000 lawsuit against William Randolph Hearst.
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Guthrie
Okla
Scott Mac Reynolia
Brooklyn
W. C
Charlies N. Haskell
Orville T. Smith
Law
Joho Mahoney
Logan County
Robert L. Lunsford
Cleveland
Oulu
Wiliam i
Hearst MacReynolda
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Daniel Bros.Co
L. J. Daniel
Boards of County Commissioners
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Harper's
Prison Commission
King
Field & Lindsay
DeKalb County
THE
Dr. Broughton
Lucerne
Madres
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Batistes
Vissues
Hearst
Ahun Society
Dickerson
Peachtree
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