Officer from Bullockville Arrested for Carrying Pistol in Columbus
Columbus Ga May 19 An officer G W Williams from Bullockville Ga was bound over in recorder's court on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. He said he came to Columbus seeking a negro criminal and assumed he had the right to carry a weapon. The recorder referred the question of concealed carry outside his county to higher courts.
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Columbua
Sperial
G. W. Williams
Bullorkville
Recorders Court
Columbus
Rssue
Supreme Court GA Armed and Submitted Jonnings
The record references a Georgia Supreme Court matter involving individuals Stan from pith Frank Collier State and Albunny State Laurene from Chatham and Laurene, with limited readable details from the source.
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Jonnings
Stan
Pith
Frank Collier
Chatham Albunny
Laurene
King Peter of Servia to quit his throne
Geneva May 19 King Peter of Servia intends to abdicate as soon as peace with the Balkan states and Turkey is signed He plans to return to Geneva where he died for years before being called to the Servian throne in 1903 after the murder of King Alexander and Queen Draga His emissary arrived to find a residence Crown Prince Alexander and Prince George were educated in Geneva King Peter 69 has broken health due to the war and desires a peaceful end to his days
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Geneva
Swit
Peter of Servia
Balkan States
Turkey
Alexander
Draga
Prince George
Prince Karageorganizeh
Pete
Macon Locker Clubs May Close Sundays
Macon GA May 19 Special The Macon city council will decide tomorrow night whether Macon is to have dry Sundays. An ordinance calls for closing all rocker clubs at midnight Saturday to remain closed until 6 am Monday including the Elks Cherokee Tale Hour Owls and Eagles. Mayor Moore order for clubs to close at midnight each night has reduced drunks but the grand jury indicted clubs for Sunday tipsy behavior.
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Macon
Gil
P. J. Hay
Elks
Tale Hour
Owls
Eagles
Hay
Moore
Recorder's Court
Raymond Factory Opens in Raymond
Raymond Specialty company opened its factory this morning for sanitary sweeping compound wax floor dressing and disinfectants It is the only plant of its kind south of Nashville and local investors are enthusiastic about prospects several months of steady operation are expected
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Raymond
Raymond Specialty Company
Nashville
Defends Fire Chief From Mayor's Attack
Councilman Charles W. Smith refutes Mayor Woodward's rebuke of the fire probe committee. He cites thorough investigation into alleged irregularities in fire department purchases and a Tenth ward engine deal. Smith says Chief Cummings saved the city money and disputes Davidson's $400 payoff claim, with all present voting against overriding the mayor's veto.
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Woodward
James R. Nutting
Smith
Remember
Cummings
Webb
Davidson
R. E Davidson
Smith Gays
Ruth
Council
Burglar Holds Up Couple in Adair Hotel Room
Mr and Mrs Walter M Wilson of 203 Peach Tree Street reported a Sunday early morning robbery at the Adair hotel. A burglar used a pass key to enter, held them at gunpoint, ransacked clothes and stole a gold watch. The intruder slung a threat and fled, later breaking a lobby slot machine to steal 21 cents. a hotel guest said the suspect claimed to be from New York and wanted to “ream.”
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Walter M Wilson
Adair Hotel
Peachtree Street
New York
Columbus Chautauqua Opening Draws Large Crowd
Columbus Ga May 19 Special Chautauqua week opened brilliantly on Mott s Green with a large attendance. The program was opened by Bishop J H Vincent founder of the movement. He is 89 years old and a vigorous speaker. The event is presented by the Redpath organization under the city federation of women s clubs led by Miss Edwina Wood. The week promises several social features.
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Columbus
Mott
Edwina Wood
Five Are Thrown Out When Train Hits Car
I EC Hirgh of 40 West Eleventh arrest, and a party of four friends, narrowly escaped death Sunday evening when the automobile in which they were crossing the Georgia railroad tracks on East Lake road was struck by a speeding passenger train. Every occupant of the car was thrown out but none were injured. Besides Hirgh, there were Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Carmichael and the 16 year old son and 12 year old daughter of the Carmichaels. The machine was badly damaged.
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I EC Hirgh
West
Georgia
East Lake Road
Hirsch
I. R. Carmichael
Charmichael
U S Court Convened in Rome for Northwestern Division
The United States district court for the northwestern division of the northern district convened yesterday morning in Rome with Judge Newman of Atlanta presiding. District Attorney Tate Assistant District Attorney Henley United States Marshall Johnson and deputies, plus clerks Dern Steward and Beers, attended. The May term is small and expected to close by midweek, with the eastern division term at Athens set for May 26.
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Rome
United States District Court For
Newmen
Atlanta
Tate
Henley
United States
Marshall Johnson
Marshall Rinard
John Dern Steward
Fred Beers
Newman
St Athens
Bell Telephone Directory goes to press May 31
The notice urges readers to subscribe now to be listed in the forthcoming Bell Telephone Directory and offers guidance to send corrections to the Manager at the South ee Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company.
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Bell Telephone
Southee Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
New Bank Opens in Gainesvile With 50000 Capital
Capitol Gosst Gainsville reports Citizens' Bank of Gainesvile authorized by Secretary of State. Capitalized at 50000, incorporators include J. C. Pruett J. H. Hosch J. B. Redwine J. H. Dean C. L. Newton and others all of Gainesvile. Governor Brown rejects clemency for Stripling and offers no pardon. Reward of 150 offered for dynamiters in Cobb county while ordinary's income for Fulton county shows 5300.40 in first quarter expenses.
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Gainenville
Atonday
Citizens' Bank
Gainesvile
J. C. Pruett
J. H. Hosch
J. B. Redwine
J. HH. Dean
C. L. Newton
Ah of
Huff Case Up Today In Federal Court
Macon Ga May 19 Special The contempt of court charge against Colonel W A Huff will be tried in the United States district court tomorrow before Judge W J Grubb of Birmingham Judge Emory Speer refused to preside The government will be represented by District Attorney Oliver D Street of the northern district of Alabama Colonel Huff 80 years old and a former mayor of Macon He faced bankruptcy 14 years ago and the case is now awaiting appellate action on points appealed from The letters Huff wrote attacking Judge Speer sparked the contempt charge
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Macon
W A Hum
United States District Court
W J. Grubb
Birmingham
Emory Speer
Oliver D Street
Alabama
Hutt
T. Felder
Georgia
Huff
Speer
Court of Appeals
Local want ads switchboard numbers listed for calls
Short classified notice instructs readers to phone their want ads and replies to Main 5000 or Atlanta 109 for contact. The fragment implies a newsroom or newspaper classifieds contact line.
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Atlanta
Mice Ask Legislature To Increase Pensions
Confederate veterans in Bummerilie Georgia circulate petitions urging state pension increases. Organizers aim to have well funded petitions in every Georgia county. The action is led by veterans groups and Confederate heritage supporters seeking higher veteran payments.
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Bummerilie
Song of Confederate Veterans
Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederate Army, Being All Citizens of the State of
Georgia
Senate
State pension plea as elderly grow poorer
A veteran pension appeal argues that aging veterans lose ground as state wealth grows while pensioners dwindle from death. It urges a minimum pension of 12 dollars a month as a decent, dignified support aligned with the state’s wealth.
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Mroch Ag
Seaboard Loses Fight Against Commission Over Rail Connection
Judge Newman of the United States court denied Seaboard Air Line's appeal against the Georgia railroad commission order directing a physical connection at Lawrenceville between Seaboard and the Sewanee branch. Seaboard argued the cost, but the decree was sustained.
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Newman
United States Court
Georgia Railroad Commission
Lawrenceville
Seaboard Air Line
Sewanee
Seaboard
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