Winship Honored in Macon as Navy Hero Heads to Newport
Emory Winship, United States Navy lieutenant, visited Macon before reporting to Newport. He survived five bullet wounds at Malabang during the Philippine conflict, manned his gun loyally and earned congressional thanks. The city passed unanimous resolutions praising his valor and presenting a sword as a token of pride.
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Treu
Emory Winship
United States
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Newport
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Iate
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Pearson
Magon
Emory Winshin
United States Navy
Palippines
Bacon
Defense of His Aunt Ends in Knife Attack in Macin
In Macin Georgia on May 19 a fight between James Sanders and Lula Sanders escalated when Robert Lee, nephew of Lula, intervened to defend his aunt and stabbed James Sanders in the back. Sanders fled and was not yet captured. Both Sanders and Lula were charged with fighting by police.
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Bob Lee
James Sanders
Macin
James
Lula Sanders
Robert Lee
Sanders
Memorial by St Omar Commandery Templars
In Macon Georgia on May 19 special service honors all Knights Templar of St Omar who have died since 1857. A. M. Williams will deliver the address. Knights in uniform will march to Mulberry Street Methodist Church for services at 8 p.m. Graves will be decorated with evergreen crosses and emblems.
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Eniitte Templars of
Macon
St. Omar
Guttenberger
Dedication of a Beautiful New East Macon Church
In Macon on May 19 a large congregation gathered for the dedication of the East Macon Baptists church. The new edifice, noted for its beauty, hosted special services this afternoon with parishioners and visitors in attendance.
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Macon
Free: Payee be nliness and band figures?
Fragmented OCR text mentions medical topics and a doctor named JEHINARY with undersea and vascular themes. Details are unreadable, but hints at a study or advertisement about vagueness in private medical information and potential lost manhood references.
Laurens County Farmers Fight Tax on Fertilizers
Farmers meeting at the Laurens County courthouse condemn the taxation of farm fertilizers held on hand and urge a test case. A five member committee will seek legal action to force tax returns, while opposing State Treasurer Park over public property fund drafts.
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Dublin
Laurens County
A.t'ea
Comptroller General
Tra Teoely
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Laurens County Cotta Growers’ Association
J. M Finn
Dublin Banking Company
Stubbs
Wright
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Maren
J. N. Adams
Comptralier General
Wd. Joiner
State Treasurer
East Macon Baptist Church Builds New Home
Reverend A. Tenkins led ceremonies with several Baptist pastors aiding. The East Macon Baptist Church members and congregation grew swiftly, making the new church building urgently needed.
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MM. ‘A. Tenkins
East
Macon
Second Georgia Regiment Likely to Encamp at Tybee Beach
Special reports the Second Georgia Regiment may be ordered to encamp at Tybee Beach on June 16 for ten days. A majority of the companies favor Tybee. the state will supply tents, with instructions expected within days.
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Second Georgia
Beashore
Macon
Tybee
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T'sbeo
News Notes from Macon Georgia May 19
A crowds attend services at the Macon Street Methodist church and Rev Louis Warren will fill First Baptist pulpit this summer while the pastor is away. Mrs Dixon seeks supreme court appeal after conviction for killing her husband and Charles W Minton is named sergeant major of the Second Georgia regiment. Atlanta friends learn Charlie Billswit ill in Vineville Macon.
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College Street
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Wiliam H. Rogs
City
Louis Warren
Lowsville
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Ute
John , Cooper
Macoty
Supreme Court
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W. P. Glover
Qiup
Leon . Dure
Death of Dr Benjamin F Stanley Prominent Dublin Physician
Dr Benjamin F Stanley 67 died Friday night of Brights disease at his Dublin county home. He is buried at the Stanley burial ground twelve miles from Dublin. A Confederate Army surgeon, he later farmed for fifteen years and leaves a wife and three children Mrs R S McCartay Mrs Dr J H Duggan and Rollin M Stanley. The funeral drew a large crowd in Dublin.
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Benjamin F. Stanley
Bright
Staney
Stanley
Thedford
Augusta Medical College
R. 8. McCartay
Gordon
J. H. Duggan
Witkingon County
Rollin M. Stanley
Laurens County
Sumter’s Large Wheat Crop Near Americus
Sumter county farmers prepare to harvest the largest wheat crop in the area. Captain Joan A. Cobb, a leading planter, reports generally excellent grain and notes a twenty acre forage wheat yield that benefits stock and helps protect corn ground.
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Americus
Sumter
Joan A. Cobb
Destructive Hall Storm Wrecks Crops Near Sumter County
A severe hailstorm swept Sumter last evening, heavily damaging young corn and cotton on several plantations east of Americus. Farmers report extensive losses with some fields stripped and replanting needed, estimated costs running into dollars.
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Sumter
Americus
Washington Woman Graduates LL M in Cit on May 22
Mrs Emma Reba Bailey formerly of Rome Georgia will graduate with an LL M in the cit on Wednesday May 22. She has long lived in Washington and is a member of the District of Columbia bar. Born in Alabama she traces a distinguished ancestry including William Henry Stevens and President Adams relatives. Bailey has literary work to her credit and once co owned an Intercet in The Roma Bulletin. She pursued law to support her widowed family, endured hardship, and completed two graduate courses while active in civil service and the Interior Department.
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Washington
D. C
Emma Reba Bailey
Rome
F. F. Vv
Rebecca Adams
South Carolina
President Adams
Robert Alexander Croseley
Virginia
Moseleys
Bailey Wortried
Ward Hatley
Thas
Moseley
Bailey
A. RB
Roma Bulletin
Interior Department
Washington College of Law
Diairbet Har
Threllikent
Georgia sirup a winner from Nahunta farm story
J M Jardine, a Waycross area farmer and machinist for Southern Pine, champions Georgia sirup made from cane on his Nahunta forty acre farm. He argues sirup could replace timber products and compares it favorably with Vermont and Canadian maples, noting kept fermentation and potential export tests between Brunswick and New York. A separate Sparta cannery company formation seeks $10,000 within a $32,000 capital plan.
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Nahunta
Brunswick and Western
Waycross
Cone
Jardine
Sirup
Mr. Jardine
Georgia
Louisiana
Joven
Brunawick
New York
Southern Pine Company
Old Man McClellan Drowns in Altamaha River
Samuel McClellan, an aged river hand aboard the Steamer G. F. Drelton, drowned in the Altamaha River near Doctortown after getting tangled in mooring ropes while the Melton drifted. His body was recovered and await burial as officials notify Waycross officials.
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Samuel MoCsellan
Altamaha River
McClellan
G. F F. Drelton
Altamaha
Melton 2
Doctortown
Voters Register for Clerk of Superior Court Primary
Nearly 1 600 voters have registered for the clerk of a superior court election though farmer turnout is expected to be low. The primary will be held Saturday, May ach, with all candidates in the field.
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Wayettte
Suey
Dinedal
Superior Court
Decoration Day At Americus Draws Troops And Visitors
On Decoration Day Americus will see a large crowd with special trains from Fitzgerald Albany and Columbus. The Americus Infantry and Sheriff’s Posse will maintain order as about 1 000 attendees from turpentine regions gather. Short Bell will lead picked men with rifles to ensure peaceful memorial exercises for white residents while veterans provide security.
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Fitzgerald
A&tbany
Columbus
Rapid Ducesssten
Amer- Wht
Candler
L. Bell
Affirmative Wins Decision at Emory Spring Debate
The annual spring term debate at Emory College Oxford Ga features teams from the Few and Phi Gamma Literary Societies. Students from both societies argued affirmative and negative positions, culminating in a decision favoring the affirmative team.
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Emory College
Mory College
Oxford
Few
Prt Gamma
Georgia Prohibition Debate Held Under Judge Johnson
A session last night in Tewton presided by Professor Edgar H Johnson heard a prohinition question. The resolution urged that the state of Georgia enact laws to prohibit the described activity.
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Tewton
Edgar H. Johnson
State of Georgia
Children Employment Question Wins In State Vote
The article notes a vote on employing children under thirteen in factories within the state. The listed affirmative supporters include Willis Sutton of Danbury William Butt of Blue Ridge and Maryin D Callahan of Whitesville. Opponents named are Walter D Conner of Social Circle George A H Harris of Rome and Clyde K Campbell of Angueta. The affirmative side won.
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Danbury
William Butt
Blue Ridge
Maryin D. Callahan
Whitesville
Walter D. Conner
Social Circle
George A. H. Harria
Rome
Clyde K. Campbell
Angueta
Junior Speakers Chosen in Athens Debate Contest
Athens Ga May Special reports the selection of junior speakers after a rival contest among fourteen top writers and speakers. Judges Barrow Park and Phillips criticized the event while revealing six finalists, including Ira Williams The Scholar Frank Barrett Southern Era Wilson Hardy Public Ownership of Public Utilities Kenton Awards One Phase of Cotton Manufacture in the South Mied Lewis The Westague B Hugeng Regadale Commercial Tem in the South Phi Kappa and Demosthenian societies announce champions in debate with the resolution on civilization and humanity authority over an inferior people.
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Dlaga
Professord Barrow
Park
Ife Pherson
Ira Williams
Frank Barrett
Ler- Wilson Hardy
Kenton
Mied Lewis
Phi Kappa
Demosthenian
Cross
Georgia
Phi Kappa Society
Marion Smith
Atlanta
Tyrael Putnam
Wil Smith
Calaway
Edgar Oliver
Mr Wagge Scandal Reported in Harper's Bazar
The fragment recalls Mrs Gazzam seen in the parlor kissing someone other than Mr Gazzam. Mrs Wagee questions the incident and considers calling Mrs Jorgins to reveal who was involved. The gossip centers on Mrs Gazzams sanctimony and alleged affair.
Alabama Convention Debates Negro Suffrage and State Reform
Alabama constitutional convention meets near Montgomery to decide on suffrage for African Americans, judicial reform, and shortening elections. Delegates discuss eliminating the Negro vote, reducing elections, and potential chancery court abolishment while debating secretary and caucus leadership. Notable figures include Knox of Anniston and Gates of Montgomery amid broad civic debate.
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Abe
Alabama
Havoe of Representatives
Tus General Assembly
Goszip
Chancery Courts
Chancery Court
Atlanta Apparel Sells Wide Range of Furnishings
Retailers advertise a broad selection including undergarments and men’s hats in new styles and patterns. Vendors tout diverse gold rigs and straw hats ranging from affordable to premium, highlighting variety for shoppers in the city.
Tallulah Falls Round Trip Fare Notice
A local notice lists a $1.50 fare for a Tallulah Falls round trip. The advertised trip date is May 28 with departure at 8 a.m. from the specified station.
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Tallulah Falls
Murder at Pratt City Leaves Man Dead in Alabama
May 19 Birmingham Alabama. Pratt City has been in uproar after a murder last night as Mr Boylston and his brother in law E D Evans were robbed by four Negroes near Pratt City. Boylston shot in the back and died. Suspects arrested, wife summoned, remains to be interred in Birmingham. Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias to attend the funeral.
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Boylston
E. D. Evans
Pratt City Lumber Company
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Evans
Neatoes
deNberstory
Mr. Boylston
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