Grieving mother seeks release for jailed son in Atlanta burglary case
Mary Ellis begs Solicitor Dorsey to free her 16 year old son Charley from a Peachtree Street furnishing store burglary charge. She has spent nearly all she has on lawyers and lodging, with trunks of belongings dumped in Highland avenue woods, and no means to support or locate them. An investigation explores release for the boy amid her hardship.
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Highland Avenue
Mary Elis
Chakley
Winmother
Charley
Atanta
Dorsey
Peachtree Street
County Probation Office
Commerce Fair Closes in Commerce California
The Four County fair concluded last Saturday and was hailed as the finest in the association’s history. Exhibits across agriculture, ladies home department, poultry, cattle, horses, and hogs were superior, with attendance near average despite hard times. Cash premiums totaling $1,400 will be paid in full after expenses.
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Commerce
Altercation on Nc highway ends with knife injuries
In a pub area altercation, J. G Sor row of Franklin was badly cut on the head and throat by Carl Costae. A warrant was issued and Costae was brought in and locked up, but friends intervened and the case was not pursued further.
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Wie
Nc Highway
J. G Sorrow
Franklin
Carl Costae
Georgia Farmers Greatly Increase Crops of Grains
Athens Ga November 3 Special From reports by State Agent Phil Campbell and President M Soule of the College of Agriculture Georgia farmers are sowing nearly three times as much small grain as ever before across about seventy counties Much is planted on cotton fields between rows to utilize ground remaining after picking cotton Some growers convert cotton fields to grain and plant Gatg wheat rye clover and alfalfa with seed harder to obtain but agents work to source it Early sowing yields better results and November sowing is advised but overall grain increases will not yet meet cotton status despite optimism
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Athens
Phil Campbell
M. Soule
College of Agriculture
Georgia
Soule
Muscogee Judge Hands Out Aggregate of Thirty Six Years in Sentences
Columbus Georgia November 3. Various defendants will serve an aggregate of thirty six years on the Muscogee county chain gang as a result of sentences in superior court this afternoon by Judge E B E Cox of Camila who is presiding this week for Judge Gilbert. William Jackson a neged burglar was given three years each in six separate burglary cases and his wife who stood watch for him was sent up for one year in each case.
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Columbus
Muscogee County
EB E Cox
Camila
Gilbert
William Jackson
Mrs Manston Held On Forgery Charge
Mrs N G Manston 27 of 47 Highland avenue was bound over by Pro Tem Preston on forgery cheating and swindling charges. A $30 purchase was paid with a check bearing Mrs G B Argard's signature until store witnesses detained her for investigation. Bond set at $1000.
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Whitehall
N. G Manston
Highland Avenue
Preston
Manston
G BL Argard
Lester Goodloe dies suddenly in Valdosta
Valdosta Ga November 3 Special Lester Goodloe a well known attorney and pioneer Valdostan died suddenly this morning after a brief illness He had long served as agent and traveling auditor for the Atlantic Coast Line railroad before turning to law He leaves a wife and five children His funeral is set for 10 oclock Wednesday morning
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Valdosta
Lester Goodloe
Valdostan
Goodloe
Goodibe
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Separation from wife ends in self inflicted death
J H Cunningham, about 35 to 49, killed himself with a 32 caliber pistol at 2 West Harria street after requesting his separated wife to pay burial expenses. A typewritten will directed cremation in Cincinnati and burial ashes at Little Habit's grave in Louisville. An inquest is planned. he is survived by a sister, Mrs W T Seawright.
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J. H. Cunningham
West
Harria Street
Cincinnati
Ohto
Bit
Louisville
Addie Smith
No.2
Cunningham
George Norton
Norton
Patterson
Denied More Spending Money Wife Attempts Suicide
Mrs. Mitchel, 19, after pleading for more spending money for herself and two children, took three tablets of mercuric bichloride at her home on Central Place. Her husband James Costelas Mitchel found her attempting suicide. she was treated at Grady Hospital and later recovered, with doctors hopeful.
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James Costelas Mitchel
Mitchel
Central Place
Wiener Stand
Decatur Street
Grady Hospital
Smith and Hardwick claim overwhelming win in Georgia counties
Across Georgia counties Putnam, Quitman, Randolph, and others report light to strong support for Smith and Hardwick. In Eatonton and nearby areas Smith leads long and short term races with hundreds of votes, Hutchens and McClure trailing in various totals. Majority results vary by county but reflect Democratic dominance and widespread support for the ticket.
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Daski County
Smith
McClure
Hardwick
Hutchens
Quitman Democratic
Georgetown
Quitman
McCluren
Randolph
Cuthbert
Spagiali
Randolph County
Wedmond
Neckdale
Democratic
Conyers
Rockdale Coun
McCluce
Wilkinson Democratic
McIntyre
Wilkinson County
Winhfield Democratic
Dalton
Awhitfield County
Jones Democratic
Gray, Ga
Jones County
Hutcheng
Screven Progeasive
Sylvania
Screven County
Laurens Democratic
Dublin
Laurens County
Spalding
Griffin
Spalding County
Hardy
Leesburg
Stephens Democratic
Laccoa
Stephens County
Stewart Democratic
Lumpkin
Marion
Buena Vista
Marion County
McClhure
Sumter
Americas
Sumter County
Taliaferro Democratic
Crawfordville
Taliaferro County
McChire
Taylor Democratic
Butler
Taylor County
McDuffie Democratic
Thomson, Ga
McDuffie County
McIntosh
Darien
McIntosh County
Hitchens
Terrell Democratic
Dawson
Terrell County
Miller Democratic
Colquitt
Miller County
Mitchell Democratic
Camilla
Mitchell County
Mitehens
Herson Democratic
Madison, Ga
Morgan County
McClage
Muscogee Democratic
Columbus
Muscogee County
Hardwin
Newton
Covington
Newton County
McClire
Watkinsville
Oconee County
Thowo
Thomasville
Thomas County
LaGrange
Grange
Farner
Ashburn
Turner County
Union Democratic
Biafraville
Union County
Hoke Smith
C. W. McClure
T. W. Hardwick
G. &. Hutchens
Walker Democratic
Lafayette
Waller County
McGlure
Ware
Waycross
Mci Clure
Warren Democratic
Warrenton
Fire Causes $100 Damage at Ice Cream Plant
Fire broke out last night about midnight in the cellar of the Benjamin Osburn Ice Cream Company at 99 Central Avenue. The blaze caused about $100 in damage before the fire department had it under control after twenty minutes of steady fighting. The origin remains undetermined.
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Benjamin-Osburn Ice Cream Company
Central Avenue
Bond Issue in Bibb Fails by 800 Votes
Macon Ga November 3 Special The defeat of a 1,060,000 bond issue for Bibb county came as about 800 registered voters did not cast ballots A total of 2000 votes favored the bonds while 2400 were required to approve The county may hold another election later sparking countywide regret
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Washington
Sandersville
Washington County
Macon
Bibb County
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