South Georgia Methodists Close Annual Conference
Cordele Georgia November 28 Special The last session of the South Georgia conference was held this morning with the church full. Rev J A Smith elected trustee of The Wesleyan Christian Advocate. Rev Francis McCullough found guilty of financial irregularities and suspended one year. Bishop Kilgo announced appointments across districts with many pastors named to circuits and churches amid allocations for family support.
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Kilgo
J. A. Williams
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
Cordele
South Georgia Conference
Stev. J. A. Smith
A. M. Williams
Francis McCullough
Unadia
Her. L. A. Hull
McCullough
Fev
St Oelouit
John ©. Wilgo
South Georgia
Americas District
Y. D. Elia
Amiprious
Fist Church
Jan Street
A Thomas Fist
Gutitian
Ts Greuit
Waitres M Acree
Leslié Ed. Gardner
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S. Circviburn
Hain Cwent
HH. L. Frataon
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I Johnson
Hismely
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Misigale College
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Guba
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B. Sutton
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R Bureka
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Brooklet Drent
Graves Register
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Proprietor of Georgia Hotel Bound Over and Fines Imposed
JL Bustwick proprietor of the Georgia hotel on Mitchell street was bound over to the grand jury under bond of 100. Two women jailed in a raid on the Georgia hotel by Recorder Johnson faced fines of 15.75 dollars each. Bell boy Smith Burgen received a 25.75 dollar fine. Officers Vaughn and Burks conducted the raid, arresting four women, the negro and Bostwick. Lillian Murcis and Bins. R. B. Goodson were discharged. Mrs I B Black and Miss Mary Pearce were fined.
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JL Bustwick
Georgia Hotel
Mitchell Street
Grand Jury
Ius Inostelry
Nemro Bell Boy
Recorder Johnson Ia
Vaughn and
Burks
Georgia
Bostwick
Lillian Murcis
R. B. Goodson
Meanest Man Ever Arrested By Augusta Police
W H Duren a blacksmith of 299 Rawson Street described himself as the meanest man and a notorious crook. He claimed to be the last man pardoned from the state pen by John Slaton. Duren was seized at headquarters after a protracted spree and is said to be wanted in Augusta for theft of government property. Officers sent word to Augusta and plan to transport him within 24 hours.
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Jay
John Slaton
Jin Augusta
United States
W. H. Duren
Rawson
Guy Landsay
Duren
Constitution
Augusta
Alleged Son Murderer Jailed in Savannah
Savannah Ga November 29 G Wash Lott a wealthy planter of Coffee County charged with murdering his son Warren J Lott was brought to Savannah by Sheriff Hickertson and jailed here. The sheriff feared violence if he remained there amid tense feeling. Lott is nervous and partially paralyzed. police say he confessed but gave no reason for the killing. No eye witnesses to the shooting. quarrel over a business transaction cited.
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Savannah
G. Wash Lott
Coffee County
Warren J. Lott
Hickertson
Lott
Colquitt Sawmill Man Improves After Shooting
Moultrie Ga November 29 Special J I Green prominent sawmill man improved after being shot Saturday night by Lacey Truett. George Truett 18 brother of Lacey who faced an assault with intent to murder warrant arrived in Moultrie and surrendered after bond set at 600. Lacey Truett remains at large.
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Moultrie
J. &. Green
New Ministers Named for Macon Methodists
Macon Ga November 29 Special Macon gets four new Methodist ministers under assignments announced today at the South Georgia conference at Cordele and loses two who are now located here Rev W M Butch of Epworth church Savannah succeeds Rev Lou Warwick at Centenary church Br Warwick going to Albany after two years in this city Rev J G Flanders comes to East Macon from Trinity Waycross succeeding Rev J G Christian who goes to Sylvester after a four year term Here G Cliff comes to the new Cherokee Heights church from Columbus with his wife and two small children He will be the first pastor of this church the building lost having been completed J H W Sampley comes from Warthen to Ingleside church another new Macon church
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Spe
Cial
South Georgia
Cordele
W. M. Butch
Epworth Church
Savannah
Lou Warwick
Centenary Church
Warwick
Albany
Butch
J. G. Flanders
East Macon
Trinity Church
Waycross
J. G Christian
Sylvester
G. Cliff
Cherokee Heights
Columbus
J. HW. Sampley
Warthen
Ingleside
Mayor in Council Call Attacks Recall Movement
Mayor Woodward used the Mayors council call to criticize a recall movement and its alleged tactics in a spril session to approve voter registration for Wednesday's election. The registrar reported ward totals totaling 11 704 registrations, noting about 1 460 registrations beyond late primary lists and claims that the movement hired workers and even paid taxes to secure names.
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Woodward
Iminth
Gong Ro Far
Thia
Evans Divorce Case Details Wife Affection for Rival
M P Evans alleges his wife Cornelia Evans staged a dramatic scene to prove revenge against a spying husband. He cites witnessing Mrs Evans hugging and kissing L W Goodrich, president of Goodrich Manufacturing, at his office on Ivy Street November 5. He recounts confrontations and claims she refused to cook dinner, going downtown with Goodrich.
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Hubby
M. P. Evane
Cornelia Frana
Evans
L. W. Goodrich
Goodrich Manufacturing and Operating Company
Goodrich
Ivy Street
Hivans
Evana
Fighting for Allies Not Very Lucrative
Jesse Self an Atlanta visitor en route to Birmingham says allied service may be exciting but not lucrative after five months in the trenches he was honorably discharged receiving 2.86 earnings that left him with two bits for a bed and no grand riches He ran away seeking excitement and warns he cannot tell relatives of any dizzy financial operations.
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Jesse Self
Atlanta
Birmingham
Self
Chancellor Barrow to Deliver Address at Agnes Scott
Dr. D C Barrow chancellor of the University of Georgia will give the lecture Bex Borders to Agnes Scott College students Wednesday at 7 30 oclock The talk will be in the college chapel and open to the public.
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D.C. Barrow
University of Georgia
Bex Borders
Agnes Scott College
Council Actions and Traffic Meeting in City Hall
A council meeting notices traffic regulations discussion led by Councilman Ed T Inman to gather public input in the mayor's committee room on the third floor of City Hall. Voters head to the polls tomorrow to decide a charter paving amendment shifting costs to abutting property owners.
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Ed T. Inman
Inman
Mayor's Committee
Unen
Leaders of Recall Sued by Policeman for Damages
Policeman J C Askew filed a $20 000 damages suit in superior court against leaders of the recall movement John Hagen H McCord Marion M Jackson and J N McHach ern for alleged slander in a November recall bulletin published in The Constitution The bulletin claimed Askew was at Ola Bradley's house and discharged by the board Askew denies being at the house and says the charge is untrue
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J. C. Askew
John 3. Hagen
H. ¥. McCord
Marion M. Jackson
J. N. McHachern
Askew
Ola
Bradley
Police Hold Cushman Until Brother Arrives
Henderson hotel guest B Cushman was arrested by Officer I B Jackson after attempting to borrow the policeman s gun to end his life Sunday evening He will be held at headquarters until a brother from Athens DC arrives to take charge Cushman is said to be demented and pawn tickets in his pockets were not explained
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B. Cushman
Henderson Hotel
I. B. Jackson
Athen
D.C
Cushman
Otaeers
Dougherty Co Sheriff Tarver Arrested in Historic Case
Albany Ga November 29 Special. Dougherty County Sheriff Tarver was arrested for the first time in the county's history on three warrants for assault and battery carrying a concealed pistol and abusive language. The warrants followed a Saturday confrontation after Wortman criticized the sheriff's methods. A commitment trial was held. two warrants were dismissed and one assault and battery charge was bound over with a $100 bond.
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Albany
Dougherty County
Tarver
Wortman
Anerif
Woman Hears Before Suicide Attempt in Baltimore Dairy Lunch
A 20 year old woman, Mrs V J Alexander, reportedly attempted to swallow poison after a confrontation with another woman and her husband at the Baltimore Dairy Lunch on Peachtree. She was hospitalized in critical condition, while Alexander was held on suspicion as investigators probe the alleged domestic crisis and affair involving a woman named Gertrude Ferguson.
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Baltimore
Peachtree
V. J. Alexander
Alexander
Gertrude Ferguson
Davis
Marine recruits to receive movie tickets in Atlanta
Young men accepted for service in the marine corps by the Atlanta recruiting station will leave there with pleasant recollections of the city. Manager E Basil of Childs hotel arranged to furnish each applicant a token to a local movie theater, the hotel holding the contract for board and lodging for the Marines. The move was announced at the recruiting station on Marietta Street yesterday.
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Marine Corps
Atlanta
E. Basil
Child's Hotel
Marietta Street
Popular Policeman Weds Pretty Bride in Quiet Atlanta Ceremony
John H. Gresham longtime Atlanta patrolman to marry Miss Lyla Sweat of Jacksonville in a small ceremony. The morning watch turnkey known for handling difficult prisoners, dubbed the all southern turnkey by Captain Terry, has served fifteen years with the force. Mr and Mrs Gresham will reside at 31 East Fal e Street.
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John H. Gresham
Lyla Sweat
Jacksonville
Fla
Ratrohnan Gresham
Atlanta Police Force
Mrs. Gresham
East Fale Street
Capital City Guards Win Drill Championship
Capital City guards Company C won the annual Fifth regiment competitive era elimination drill held in the Auditorium-Armory last night. Next Monday the championship will be decided between Company A and Company H Fulton County Fusileers with an individual prize drill for two men from each of the twelve companies followed by a dance.
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Capital City Guards
Auditorium-Armory
Auditorium Armory
Fulton County Fusileera
Fifth Probe Committee Reaches Fifth Meeting on Probation
The fifth meeting of the police commission probe into the probation system was held at the police barracks last night. Attendees included ALR. King, William A. Verney, and W. F. Morris, secretary to the chief of police. King said the committee would complete its inventory of the probation officer’s books and records in time for the December police commission meeting.
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Police Commission
Coogler
King
William A. Verney
W. F. Morris
Ita
Horne of Fitzgerald Enters Third District Race
Americus Ga November 2 Special William H Horne of Fitzgerald solicitor of the city court of Ben Hill county has announced his candidacy for Congress from the third district He joins two other contenders Charles K R Crsp and Thomas G Hudson His platform supports national prohibition President Wilsons policies and immediate woman suffrage as soon as women demand it.
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Americus
William H. Horne
Fitzgerald
Ben Hill County
Charles KR. Crsp
Thomas G. Hudson
Horne
Wilson
Southern Shows Gain in October Earnings Rise
New York November 29 The Southern railway for October reported a gross increase of 496900 in its earnings with a gain in operating income of 620000.
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Southern
New York
Southern Railway
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