Macon Opens Handsome New Auditorium in Acon Georgia
Macon’s new auditorium formally opened last Wednesday night in a handsome structure notable for its classical exterior and well designed interior. The building offers large seating, excellent acoustics, and expected to host conventions and public meetings. The mayor’s office sits in the eastern corner, with clerk marshal and treasurer offices in the western wing. The basement, designed for police and fire use, houses the recorder’s court and prisoner cells.
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Macon
Old City Hall
Life
Recorder's Court
Governor Denies Hearing On Prison Board Case
Governor Terrell has denied the citizen the right to be heard before the prison board after an application and hearing were scheduled between March 14 and 17. Attorney John R. Cooper protests the haste and cites a secretary letter showing the board adjourned to another date. The Bashinsky case concerns a $500 fine for gaming and a petition to hear Bashinsky before the board. The article also notes Mercer Phi Delta Banquet plans and Boston Americans spring training arrival in Macon.
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Constitution Bureau
Second Street
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Fdacon
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Solletter
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Dublin
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Phi Delta Fraternity
Robert Hodges
Nat Lewis
Tom Flournoy
Fort Valley
Boston
Central City Park
Jack Taylor
New Orleans
Harry Kuhl
Chicago Jockey Club
Hawnthorne
Hawthorne
Chicago
Train wreck near Tennille injures several
Train No 3 on the Langereville and Tennie railroad derailed two miles from Tennille Georgia after a broken rail. No fatalities reported. W J Webster of Milledgeville suffered a broken collar bone while Corinne Hendrix of Milledgeville sprained back and possible internal injuries. Other passengers bruised or shaken as track was cleared and a wrecker sent from Savannah.
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Langerevile and Tennie
Savannah
W. J. Webster
Milledgeville
Mies Corinne Hendrix
Milletgeville
Columbus Loses By Large Fire Damages Georgia Coffin Company
A major blaze in Columbus Ga destroyed most of the Georgia Coffin Company plant in the eastern city, with losses estimated up to 10000 dollars. A wagon operator sustained a broken leg during firefighting, and several nearby buildings were saved. The fire origin remains unknown and insurance coverage was limited.
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Jordan
Cutton Mill
Kelley
Benjamin J Wesley
Sayaman
Church of the Holy Family
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W' Shoats
South Georgia Methodist Conference
St. Paul Church
South
St Paul Church
New Developments in Case Shock Cochran Burial
William Harrell, shot Friday, was buried yesterday in Cochran Georgia amid sensational new charges in the case. In Birmingham Alabama a Hardie-Tynes machine plant fire caused $26,000 in losses, insured. three firemen injured by falling walls.
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Cochran Ga
Wiliam H Harrell
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Hardié-Tynes Machine and Foundry Company
Officers Named By Chancellor Grand District Appointments
Waycross Georgia March 12 Special dispatch to the Journal The Grand Chancellor J A Jones issues a circular naming district deputies grand chancellors and district conventions across Georgia with meeting dates at central points The districts cover Athens Col umbus Albany Macon Valdosta Savannah and Waycross among others with listed meeting towns and dates for each district. The notice urges lodge cooperation and notes representatives Bro thers T J Carling and Hamilton Douglas may attend. The plan aims to promote the order and exemplification of the secret work while keeping costs within appropriations.
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Easy Way To Keep Well With Daily Health Rites
A health column extols simple daily routines to stay well. Prof Wirehold shares long life eating habits and endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as safe aids after meals, noting wide distribution and advertised prices for various package sizes and discounts.
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Stuart
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