Walton Beaten In Court Fight Aids Move To State Courts
Walton and Byrd allege a free for all in the Crawford will case courtroom after attorney Smith insulted two women witnesses. Warrants charge assault and battery against Burton Smith, Arnold, and John C Cox as deputies and bystanders intervened. The men describe blows exchanged on the fourth floor of the Thrower building with Walton and Byrd sustaining injuries.
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Giradeau
Burton Smith
Hoke Smith
Reuben A. Arnold
Atligta
John C. Cox
Smith
Befora
James N. Anderson
Thrower Building
C. W. Walton
West Fourteenth Street
W. H. Hurd
West Twelfth Street
Arnold
Byrd
John H. Owens
Anderson
Newton Garner
Dan G. Good@lin
CG. W. Walton
W. HE. Byrd
Viola Whittimore
Coweta County
Cora B. Cash
Walton
Attorney Smith
Smmith
Cox
Flaht
Yiet
Tobies study of Mary Phagan life moves ahead
Investigator C W Tobie compiles a detailed life record of Mary Phagan from childhood to her murder as part of the drive to identify the killer. He interviews her mother at 148 Lindsay street and learns she planned to wear a summer dress to Sunday school.
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Mary Phagan
C. W. Tobie
William J. Burna
Avanta
Tobie
James W. Colsman
Lindsay Street
Toble
Mary
Tralley
Ife
Nunnally Factory
Union Seminary Over A Year In Assembly Debates
Charles W. Welch reports on a heated Presbyterian assembly debate over the Union Theological Seminary matter. A motion by Dr. Matthews to refer the issue to a committee and report next year shifts the focus from war talk to long inquiry. An elder's call for the original question ends with a doxology.
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Charles W. Welch
Presbyterian Church
Georgia
Union Theological Seminary
Matthews
Mark A. Matthews
General Assembly
Wil
Plaianesa
Board of Education
R. G. Kyle
Monmouth
United Presbyterian Ministry
Bose
Southern Assembly Debates Withdrawal From Federal Council
The Southern Presbyterian assembly weighed whether to withdraw from the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America amid partisan attacks accusing the council of influencing national politics and promoting a social service regime. Dr. Thernton Whaling urged staying, while Dr. T. M. Lowry pressed withdrawal. the assembly appeared evenly split with a vote pending.
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Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Presbyterian Church
Southern Presbyterian Assembly
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ On America
T. M. Lowry
Memphis
Tenn
R. BM. Hall
Galveston
Texas
Lowry
Thernton Whaling
Columbia Seminary
Columbia
Committee On Foreign Correspondence
Whaling
Southern Presbyterian Church
Dr. Wihaling
Churches of America
Chimene
Hall
Arbitration ends fight over Harris census chief nomination
Washington reports that the census director nominee W. J. Harris of Georgia will likely be approved after an arbitration deal set a June 25 vote. Republicans pressed for July 1 and opposed the confirmation, but Democrats hold enough votes to push it through. In a two hour session, several nominations including Guthrie, Mitchell, Saltzgabe, and Thurman were confirmed. Berry and Cobeck were deferred.
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W. J. Harris
Georghiwas
Irector
EB. Dana Durand
Burton
Harris
Senate
Score
George W. Guthrie
Japan
John P. Mitchell
New York
G. M. Saltzgabe
Albert Lee Thurman
Department of Commerce
Wm. Fl. Berry
Philadelphia
Franklin P. Cobeck
Beaufort
D. C
Boyd Nominated for U S Medical Reserve Corps
Washington May 20 President Wilson forwarded to the senate the nomination of William A Boyd of Georgia to be first lieutenant in the United States medical reserve corps.
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Boyd
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Willam A. Boyd
Georgia
United States
Medecila Reserve Corps
Local Bargain Picks Dip Into Fresh Produce and Apparel
A brief shoppers guide highlights prices on beans at five cents a quart and strawberries at sixteen cents, with honey priced at1734 cents per section and a 24 pound bag at 87 cents. Bathing suits begin at $2.50 with caps from fifty cents, and new corset models are touted as ready.
Presbyterians Ban Religious Garb in Government Schools
A United Presbyterian assembly resolution urged the U.S. president to bar any denomination’s badge or attire in government funded schools. The measure, mirroring Protestant concerns over Catholic clergy garb in schools, passed unanimously amid applause.
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United, Presbyterians
John A Wilson
Pittsburg Theological Seminary
General Assembly of
The
United Presbyterian Church
United States
Taft
Weather Prophecy Local Showers Forecast for Georgia
Local weather note predicts showers in Georgia with Wednesday ending likely Thursday. Light to moderate air movement from the north. Lowest temperature around 62, highest near unknown, mean around normal. Rainfall past 24 hours about 0.54 inches. monthly deficiency about 0.29 inches. year-to-date deficiency around 0.62 inches.
Hope for Walker in a Kidney Transplant
Baltimore May 20 A Johns Hopkins doctor disputes sensational reports saying a kidney transplant from a deceased donor could save banker B Sanders Walker of Macon Georgia. The physician warns the operation would be impossible and death would follow.
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Walker
Johns Hopkins
Walker Fights Gamely As Death Approaches
In Macon Georgia on May 20 B Sanders Walker a leading real estate man swallowed bichloride of mercury thinking it medicine. He survived four days by vomiting part of it and having the rest pumped from his stomach. Physicians warned death was near but he remains determined to live as reports mention kidney transplant hope.
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Phagan
lMir
the Constitution
Macon
Sydney Lanier
B. Sanders Walker
Yours
Associated Press Dispatch
Baltimore
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