Land on Trial in Bibb Court
Macon Georgia May 26 Special another murder case will be tried in Bibb superior court Jesse W Land stands trial for the killing of E Hughes in East Macon last year Land claims unwritten law defense citing intimate relations between Hughes and Mrs Land Johnny B Jones and L W Malone murder cases follow Jones shot and killed W E Hodges at the Seminole Club after a alleged robbery Malone case pending after Jones case
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Bible Superior Court
Jesse W. Land
E. Hughes
East Macon
Land
Triel
Hughes
Jone
W. E. Hodges
Hodges
Murderous Assault Reported on T. D. Caldwell in Albans Ga
Police investigate a night time assault on T. D. Caldwell foreman of the Herald job printing establishment in Albans Georgia. Details are sparse as officers work to identify suspects and motive amid ongoing inquiry.
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Albans
T. Foreman
Herald
Georgia Lawyers Gather for Annual Address Program
Judge Henry C Hammond of Augusta leads a slate of speakers including Alexander W Smith of Atlanta and Robert C Alston of Atlanta in an annual Georgia gathering. Judge Cobb of Athens chairs bills and the commission report, with a three day session at the Hotel Tybee to allow relaxed business and social events. General Peter W Meldrim of Savannah toasts at shore dinner, as the standing committee on jurisprudence plans important reform recommendations.
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Henry C. ‘Hammond
R. Black
Roland ‘Ells
Mariti
Alexander, W. Smith
Hay
Atlanta
Caruthea
Hon Wing
Memphis
Tenn
Manopo
Hammond
Augusta
Georgia
Robert C& Alston
G. Fe
Andrew, J. Cobb
Athens
Joseph Hansall Merrill
Thomséville
Savannah
Peter W. Meldrim
One-Horse Farmer: Georgia Must Do More
Georgia's future hinges on the small farmer or one horse farmer. J D Price of Oconee insists the state should expand support, citing the Southern Commercial Congress push for more small holdings. He notes Georgia farmers care for seed selection and farm improvements, urging broader adoption across the state.
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Georgia
Capitol
J. D. Price
Oconee
Mr. Price
Price
Associated Press
Southern Commercial Congress
Egypt
Oconee County
Three Swept Over Waterfall D A Jenkins Drowns
In Jackson Georgia D A Jenkins a lineman for Southern Belt Telephone Company drowned after he and companions were swept over a waterfall while wading a river near the Central Georgia Power plant. The 26 year old unmarried man from Columbia was recovered after family members arrived to take his body home for burial Monday.
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Jackson
D. A. Jenkins
Ocmulgee
Central Georgia Power Company
Jenkins
Southern Belt Telephone Company
Columbia
Commencement Sermons at Athens Colleges District
In Athens Ga Rev Dr M I Troutman preached the Lucy Cobb institute commencement sermon at 11 am before a crowded Sonsz Steret chapel. Judge B C Hammond will give the senior class address Monday night. At State Normal School Rev S J Cartledge delivered the evening sermon at 5 30. Sixty six young women will receive diplomas tomorrow night at 8 in a baccalaureate by Rev Dr L R Christie.
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Athens
M. I. Troutman
First Methodist Church
Law School
University of Georgia
Lucy Cobb Institute
Sonsz-Steret
B. C. Hammond
Augusta
State Normal School
J. Cartledge
Prince Avenue Presbyterian
L. R. Christie
First Baptist Church of Columbus
Youngest Georgia senior named valedictorian
Athens Ga May 26 Special The valedictorian of the University of Georgia senior class for the 1912 commencement is Virgil E Durden of Graymont Ga The faculty named several top men for the class and the senior class elected Durden He is the class leader and possibly the youngest man in the class and at Georgia He will return next year to study agriculture
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Athens
University of Georgia
Virgil E. Durden
Graymont
L. D. Brown
Sharon
M. B. Folsom
McRae
B. H. Walte
Columbus
Bert Michael
Durdent
Half the Deaths Avertable By Constipation Causes
Fragmentary text discusses constipation as the most common ailment with waste buildup in the liver and intestines. It mentions undigested matter, uric acid production, and the risk of toxins entering the bloodstream, leading to diseases. It references purgatives and liver-bowel forcing actions in careless treatment.
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Actio
Wesleyan graduates urged to beware of suffrage influence
Bishop J H McCoy of Birmingham told Wesleyan College graduates the home is the rightful realm for women and warned against suffrage stirring. He cited a northern suffrage event where police were needed, urging young women to guard their womanhood. Commencement ends Monday with Henry Churchill King to speak. Diplomas to be awarded by Dr W N Ainsworth.
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Macon
Wesleyan
J. H. McCoy
Birmingham
Ala
Ladie
Tony
Henry Churchill King
Berlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
W. N. Ainsworth
Jatt for Gun Toter and County Court News
Monroe Brice faces nonfatal injuries after a May night automobile crash on Forsyth road. Dr D Hope's son John Hope drove the car. Brice was tossed from a buggy but skull remains intact and recovery is expected.
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Brien
Macon
Monroe Brice
D. Hope
Forsyth Road
John Hope
Wheatley Boosted as Delegate-at-Large from Georgia
Americas Ga May 26 Special A large group of Crawford Wheatley supporters plans to travel to Atlanta Monday night to back his bid for one of Georgia’s at large delegates to the Baltimore convention. Wheatley, an Underwood advocate, has broad state backing and previous experience as a district delegate. He is praised for his jovial nature and dedication to the Democratic party.
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Americas
Crawford Wheatley
Baltimore
Atlanta
Wheatley
Underwood
Georgia
United States
Low Round Trip Rate to Washington via Seaboard
Seaboard offers a round trip fare of 19 dollars 35 cents to Washington. Tickets on sale June 5 6 and 7 with a June 12 deadline and privilege extension. Full details at City Ticket Office 88 Peach Tree Street.
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Washington
Seaboard
Peach‘tree Street
Negro barber jailed for insulting woman at Thomasville hotel
Tim White, a Negro barber at a Thomasville hotel, is jailed on a misdemeanor charge for insulting a woman boarder. After a quiet search, White was found hiding in a hall used by a colored society and arrested. Tom Banks is detained as an accessory for aiding his concealment.
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Rhceberg
Doss
Tom Banks
Kodak ad urges boys to take photos on trips
A compact promotional notice from Jno. L. Moore & Sons at 42 N Broad Street encourages Boy Scouts to carry a Kodak. It promises the camera will capture sights that become more interesting as years pass, inviting readers to visit the shop to view models.
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BOY Scouts
KODAK
Jno. L. Moore & Sons
N. Broad Street
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