Red Men Gather at Griffin for Grand Council Session
Griffin Georgia hosts the 23rd annual state great council session of Red Men led by Great Sachem W H Beck. Notable figures include Past Great Incohonee Robert T Daniel and Des Moines native Dr FD Wiley. Attendees from across the state, about ten officers and representatives, prepare for a historic meeting at the Wigwam on May 12.
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Griffin
J—Griffin
Red Men
Veara
Erect Council
State Orat Council
Groffin
South
Great Council
Sachem
W H Beck
Sagamore
J F Kellam
Atlanta
Columbus
C S Brown
John T. Abner
George 1
Johngen
United States
T H Jeffries
C. C. Gullett
G. ¥. Harrett
Sannov
J K Kenney Athens
Forest
T Bray
W. H. Norris
LaGrange
FD Wiley
Des Meiners
Robert T Daniel
Breat Council
Judge Daniel
Order
Daniel
Great Council of
Great Council of the
W. H. Beck
Free Plain Facts For Men Health Message Page
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Georgia Red Men Celebrate Growth and Leadership in Great Council
Georgia Red Men leaders praise Robert T Daniel of Griffin for a year of strong growth across the state, with over a thousand new members. John F Kellam of Atlanta named next great sachem as M C White and John T Abney of Columbus receive key posts and reforms to the order are planned. The state great council prepares for its annual session in Athens with rival cities bidding to host, a silk banner presentation, a banquet, and a full two day program including ceremonies, tours, and a vaudeville show at the Olympic theater.
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Order
Georgia
Great Council of Georgia
Atlanta
Sagamore
John F Kellam
Eider
Kellam
Oer
M_C. White
White
Columbus
Columbus Enatirer
John T Abney
Great Council of the
United States
Atmey
George E. Johnson
T. H. Jeffries
C. C. Gilett
Jeffries
Great Council
Gillet
Orier
Great Coune
Caymittes
Gvent Council
Savarn
Athens
Savannah
Macon
Ardere
Vifskeg
Amht
Widomaty Hose Artifact USA
Sachem Association
Rifles’ Armory
Reat Council
Hail Covers Ground as Newnan Sees Rain and Wind
A storm swept Newnan Georgia at 2 PM bringing heavy rain and hail that covered the ground. no damage reported. In Waycross up to May 12, 767 voters registered for the June 8 clerk's election, with six candidates listed and registration closing next Wednesday. T. B. Bennett was sworn in as Ware County school commissioner after posting a $5000 bond, son of J. Riley Bennett and grandson of the late Rev. Richard Bennett. ceremony held as books were turned over by D. K. Walker.
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Newnan
Waycross Ga
H J, Berry
WM. Wilson
Waycross
J. T. Blanchard
Waycross Journal
J. W. Strickland
Phenix Hotel
A. Sheldon
Cason & Griffin
Wilkinson
Ware County
D. K. Walker
Board of Education
J. Riley Bennett
Ware Comey
Richard Bennett
Special Term of Court at Jefferson to Try Gus Fellows
Jefferson set a special term of Jackson Superior Court for May 21 to try Gus Fellows, the Black man charged with assaulting Misa Dora Hood last fall. Judge W H Folton Jr of Macon will preside. Julie Russell will hear other cases in Jackson where Judge Felton is disqualified.
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Jefferson
Juda Russell
Jackson Superior Court
Gus Fellows
Misa Dora Hood
W. H Folton, Jr
Macon
Julie Russell
Xacon
Felton
Reunion at Jefferson Ga July 1 to honor veterans
In Jefferson Georgia a large reunion of Confederate veterans from Jackson and nearby counties is planned for Thursday July 1. Governor Candler will deliver the main oration.
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Jefferson Ga. Ma
Confederat
Jackson
Tafferson
Candler
Preparations for annual convention in Columbus Ga
Preparations hearings were held in Columbus Georgia for the annual convention of police chiefs sheriffs clerks and safety officials. The event is slated for summer and will involve multiple regional authorities and associated agencies.
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Columbus
Plans for Georgia Confederate reunion in Macon
General Clement A Evans endorses Mayor Smith’s dates for the Georgia Division United Confederate Veterans reunion in Macon. Evans approves October or early November scheduling and pledges help to ensure a brilliant two to three day gathering with fireworks and notable attendees including General Wade Hampton if possible.
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Clement A. Evans
Smith
Macon
Confederate Veterans of Georgia
Georgia
United Confederate Stefans
Evans
Bay
Macan
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United Conserate Veterans
Adams Particglary
Clement A
Policeman Engages In Struggle With Drunken Suspect
Macon Georgia May 12 Special Police man Glenn faced a desperate struggle with a drunken Negro, Nobert Cummings, in Cheatham alley near Second Street. Cummings resisted arrest, wrestled to the ground, overpowered the officer, seized his nightstick and drew a knife, prompting a violent confrontation as the scene unfolded.
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Glenn
Macon
Nobert Cummings
Cheatham Alley
Second Street
Teaponse
Hone
Cummings
Struck Cummings with pistol during bar clash
A man struck Cummings twice on the head with a pistol and subdued him. He was taken to the barracks and docketed for drunk and disorderly conduct and resisting. An accompanying Black man was arrested later at the scene.
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Cummings
Kiter
Well Known Savannah Man Drowns Near Warsaw Island
Henry Juchter a prominent Savannah ship handler drowned when he fell from the deck of the steam launch Jennie Eat Adams near Warsaw Island while en route to Sapelo. His clerk E Landsverk and others were aboard. The boat suffered a gear failure and a search failed to locate the body. Juchter leaves a wife and children and was brother to Major John Juchter, a Knight of Pythias figure.
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Savannah
Warsaw Island
Henry Juchter
Jennie
Mr. Juchter
Juchter
John Juchter
Knight of
Pythias
Salvannah
Leader of Gang Arrested in Florida Murder Case
Sylvania officials report the arrest of a suspected gang leader linked to the Mobley Pond killings last summer. Sheriff Thompson intends to requisition the suspect, believed to be McKinney, for trial in the next superior court. If extradited, the man will face the same fate as the five already sentenced, with resentencing to follow for others when court convenes.
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Sylvania
Matthew McSinner
Herrington
Mears
Mobley Pond
Tallahascee
Bla
Thompson
McKinney
Florida
Kinney
Fallahasses
Trie
Althould
Timne
Evans
Field Day at Emory College Adds Notable Prizes and Entries
Emory College in Oxford Ga selects May 12 for the annual field day starting at 2 80 am with eleven events and substantial prizes. Officers include President James McNair Rawls and Captain M L Boyd. Entries feature competitors Boyd Thomas Spencer and McKellar among others, with events ranging from running broad jump to bicycle and hurdle races and several sponsor prizes.
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Oxford
James McNair Rawls
Edward Lasnett
H. E Moore
Fewhall
F Clyde Grown
Department of Physical Culture
Eiseman & Well
Atlanta
Boyd
Thomas and Spencer
Essie Bros
Burbage
MaKellar
Carlton Shoe Co
Thomas
Silie Umbretta
Daniel Bros
McKell
Tharane
D. T. Stone & Co
McCalnood Burbege
Higeman Bros
Aulants
Boya Ang Thoman
Photon
Meor & Stephenson
Snsinas
Spenser, Boyd, aicCaig
Bunny
J. Johnson
Young man badly injured at Reese's saw mill near Thomasville
Thomasville Ga May 12 Special John I Watkins son of Dr J B Wet king was seriously injured at Reese's saw mill near Cooledge when a hot saw entangled him. He was cut on the head his left foot nearly severed and he was thrown into a deep hole receiving bruises. Dr S A Smith took him home and dressed wounds. Amputation may be needed.
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Thomasville
John I. Watkins
J. B. Wetking
Reese
Cooledge
T.T. and G
Watkins
S. Alex Smith
Smith
T. H. McIntosh
Augusta Woman Dies in Baltimore Mrs Doughty
Mrs Llewellyn Doughty of Augusta Ga died in Baltimore after years of ill health She was 30 years old daughter of former Mayor J H Alexander and a niece of General B P Alexander A society favorite in Augusta she leaves a husband a daughter and a large family connection Her body will be brought home tomorrow for burial
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Tnce
Baltimore
Spears Will Appeal to Circuit Court of Appeals
Case of J A Spears moves to the circuit court of appeals after Judge Speer denied a new trial motion. Col W J Preston, attorney for Spears, to pursue the appeal. Other sentences included Miles Digging and Mint Distilling with fines and jail terms noted.
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J. A. Spears
Circuit Court of Appeals
Macon
Blay
W. J. Preston
Circult Court of Appeals
Uolonel Preston
Spears
Speer
Byeara
Junga Speer
United States Court
Jones's Advance Starts the Work in Savannah Tabernacle
The May 2 Savannah event opened with Rev. George R. Stuart preaching at a park extension tabernacle for the Jones revival, drawing 5,000 inside and many outside. Stuart criticized gambling saloons and money-motivated greed whileJones arrives tomorrow to join in leading services amid strong pro and anti Jones factions.
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Savannah
Park
George R. Stuart
Sam Jones
Laerge
Tabernacle
Stuart
Jones
Bavannah
Waycross
M. I. Morris Dies Suddenly in Macon
M. I. Morris a well known Hebrew merchant in Macon died suddenly at his Walnut street residence from apoplexy after waking with severe head pains. He was aged 67, born in Europe, and survived by his wife and several children. Funeral set for 3 p.m. tomorrow at his home.
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Macon
M. Y. Morris
Walnut Street
Morris
Mulberry Street
Mr. Morris
Europe
Ma~con
Bishop Kelly Visits Macon for First Sermon and Confirmations
In Macon Georgia on May 12 Bishop Kelly head of Georgia's Catholic Church preached his first sermon in the city since taking the role. The high mass service at 1 30 drew many Catholics and Protestants with a capable eloquent discourse and beautiful choir music. Confirmation services followed at 6 with many confirmants.
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Macon
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Kelly
Georgia
Mercer Commencement Programme Announced at Macon
Macon Georgia May 12 Special announces Mercer Universitys annual commencement schedule. Highlights include the Ciceronian and Phi Delta invitations May 31 with champion debate featuring Bagwell Jackson Wood Elkins Wall Jones. Events run May 31 to June 4 including prizes, sermons, alumni banquet, moot court, and a celebration of society anniversaries.
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Macon
Macon University
Ciceronian
Phi Detta
J. O. Bagwell
MP Jackson
J. F. Wood
O H. Elkins
J. B. Wall
WC. Jones
Phi Delta
Firt Baptist Church
Wife Slayer Killis Himself in Prison Cell
Memphis Tennessee May 32 Special J R L Mosby a leading citizen of Black Rock Arkansas shot his wife Wednesday over jealousy and planned to kill again. He was jailed for murder and burned cords from his bunk before hanging himself in his prison cell. An official found him this morning.
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Memphis
Tenn
J—R. L. Mosby
Black Rock
All
Jeafonry
Mosby
Wood May Die of Wounds From Local Shooting
Newnan Georgia May 12 special at Coweta fertilizer plant just outside city limits Wood was seriously wounded by H W Dews who fired two bullets one in the abdomen and one in the back from a 32 caliber revolver after a quarrel over Isometristii matters Wood struck Dews with a Hickory stick and was then shot Dews telephoned the sheriff who went to the scene to surrender but no arrest was made both men regarded as good citizens of Newnan
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Newnan
Coweta
H W
Dews
Smith & Wesasa
Wood
A C North
Sherif Brown
Nere
Frankfort Welcomes Thirty-ninth Infantry Veterans Home
Frankfort Kentucky greeted the returning Thirty-ninth infantry volunteers from the Philippines with a royal welcome. A crowd met the train as Beckham Guards formed an escort and Mayor Dehoney and Hon H. Crockett delivered addresses to Captain Noel Gaines, who responded for the soldiers.
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Gitizens
Frankfort
Thirty-ninth Infantry
Philippines
Beckham Guards
Dehoney
H. Crockett
Noel Gaines
Hamburg-American Buys Atlas Line to Create World’s Largest Fleet
Director General Ball announces Hamburg-American line has acquired Atlas Steamship line, expanding to 120 vessels and about 6300000 tons across 30 services. Atlas ships Atlas Alps Athos Allegheny Adirondack Abdes and Atlas fleet to fly German flag under new ownership. General Manager Boas says service will improve with several new modern ships planned. The Atlas line previously served Jamaica, Haiti, and Central America.
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Hamburg-American New
New York
Ball
Hamburg-American Steamship Line
Hamburg-American Lne
Atlas Steamship Line
Jamaica
Hatt
Central America
Atlagone
Hamburg-American Line
Hamburg- American Steamship Line
Byta
Atlas Inet
Boas
Hamburg American One
Atlas Line
Snuty American
Atlas
Altas
Alps
Athos
Allegheny
Adirondack
Abdes
Alone
Moline Plow Company Eyes Major New York Investment
May 12 report from Moline Illinois notes the Moline Plow Company with about 1,000 workers holding an option worth up to 5 million dollars. If exercised within sixty days the deal could create a 50 million dollar slow combine and draw New York capitalists into ownership. Death notices also appear for John Tucker of Chicago.
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Moline
Moline Plow Company
New York
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