Judiciary Elections Hit by Judge Russell
Judge Richard B Russell, chief judge of the Georgia court of appeals, condemned Georgia’s judicial election system in a lecture at Atlanta Law School. He warned that candidates pander to voters and that rapid legal change risks undermining fundamental principles. He urged conservatism in law and urged students to defend long standing rules and sound reasoning.
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Richard B .Russell
Georgia Court of Appeals
Georgia
Russell
Trdge Russell
Asa
Rusrkeli
Hamilton Douglas Trdei
Law Schagh
Istice
Court of Appeals
Recorder Orders Fines After Impassioned Apology Demand
In a Monday afternoon session, Noolet and others faced court over Profamily Sunday disturbances on South Torayth Street. The prosecutor described profane outbursts toward women, and the judge noted apologies alone would not satisfy the court or city. The case centers on a 17 dollar penalty sought against Muscom to fund city costs.
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Torayth Street
Carter
Gangep
Muscom
Hodnett Suicide Claim Battle In Court Over Policies
Mrs Vathe CD Hodnett sues Aetna Life Insurance for 7000 alleging two policies on Ambrose W Hodnett. He was found shot to death February 17, 1411, with the insurer asserting suicide clause bars liability. Attorneys Simmons & Simmons for Hodnett. Smith Hammond & Smith for Aetna.
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Hodnett
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Judge Fields Court
Woda
Ambrose W Hodnett
Imncein+ Lempans
Thas
Simmons & Simmons
Smith Hammond & Smoith
Testaments Sold at Tabernacle Move Continues Monday
The revival tabernacle continued its sale of testament packets on Monday with over 1500 testaments reportedly sold. Wi Norton, in charge, said the sale would remain open for another day despite the revival ending, drawing a continuous stream of buyers.
Candler's Bid Tops New York by Small Margin
Isa G Candler’s bid for a refunding issue slightly surpassed New York interests by 4 1 000 of 1 per cent. The New York bid stood at 6 1 8, while Candler’s bid reached 6 1 8 4. The margin, though small, leaves about $20 in runris for bond buyers. Edgewood Ave near Hurt Building hosts the auction at 3 o'clock today.
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Isa G Candler
New York
Wb Candlers
Ameran Panik
New Yorks
Edgewood Ave
Hurt
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Hurt Bldg
Two Routes for Tennessee Highway Proposed at Chattanooga
Competing path proposals for the Hoosierana to Dixie highway conference in Chattanooga center on a scenic crest-route along Waldens Ridge to Louisville and a historic Bardstown corridor from Louisville to Nashville. Nashville supporters push the Bardstown to Nashville path via the Cumberland Mountains to Chattanooga. Chattanooga advocates claim the ridge route would be among the world’s most spectacular highways.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
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Chattanooga
Louisville
Nashville
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Signal Mountain
Solvua
Houlevard
Crose
Ville
Waldens Rida
Cross
Lookout Ridge
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Cumberland Range
Bardstown
Wastille
Hoosierland
Walden’s Edge
Atlanta
Jocn
Eagles
Union Station
Pullman
Cook to hear DeKalb Rockdale boundary dispute today
Secretary of State Phil Cook will hear today the argument over the boundary line between DeKalb and Rockdale counties. The case centers on the geographic location of the dividing line and potential implications for county boundaries and governance.
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Cook
DeKalb and
Rockdale Boundary Line
Phil Cook
DeKalb
Rockdale
Chattanooga Seeks Sewer Through Western and Atlantic Terminal
Governor Slaten told Chattanooga's mayor he will ask the next legislature to pass an act allowing the city to lay a sewer through the Western and Atlantic terminal property, provided the project does not damage the property in construction or operation.
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Slaten
Chattanooga
Atlantic Terminal
Tonight at Auditorium Armory Benefit for Negro Home
Booker Washington Auditorium hosts a charity event with admission 25 cents benefiting the Negro Working Girls Home. The program includes seating for whites but features Negro melodies as part of the entertainment.
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Armory
Booker Washington
Kentucky and Tennessee old Bardstown pike route debate
The piece describes rival highway routes from Nashville to Chattanooga via Bardstown pike and Waldens ridge, detailing scenic allure and political push by Kentucky and Tennessee interests. It notes an Atlanta delegation with a drum corps, travel plans, and hopes the route runs Atlanta to Macon via Andersonville Thomasville, highlighting community efforts and planned conventions.
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Americus
Chamber of Commerce County Commissioners
Chicago
Atlanta
Macon
Andersonville
Thomasville High
Georgia
Fort Valley
Montezuma
Oglethorpe
Smithville
Farmer Not Guilty of Moonshine Charge in Ga
Valdosta Ga March 29 Special RE Green a farmer was acquitted at a preliminary trial on a moonshine charge A distillery for whisky and beer was found on Greens farm but he claimed it belonged to a tenant who possessed it locally The case hinged on ownership and intent facing the rural court thus ending with a not guilty verdict for the defendant
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RE Green
Tooman
Greens Farm
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