Dalton bows to governor in pending statewide tremor
In a tense capital moment, supporters say Dalton concedes to Governor Wade amid protests and a controversial plan named Terapia. The regional scene centers on state officials and public dissent over the measure influencing local governance.
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Not in the race says Strickland in Georgia scoop
In Athens on October 18 special dispatches report Hon. John J. Strickland declining to seek appointment to the Western Circuit bench and deferring any race for governor after conservative signals from Judge Russell’s resignation. Other names, possible appointees and a near completion federal building in Athens are noted along with cotton receipts and local convicts. Yellow fever updates from New Orleans Pensacola and surrounding cities are included with improved conditions and public health actions.
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Oconee County
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Perryman A Hustler In South Shoe Trade
Frank Perryman, a top Hamilton Brown salesman in the south, sold $24,000 worth of shoes in three and a half weeks. The Hamilton Brown Shoe Company, of St Louis, shows strong gains and expects near ten million dollars in sales, reflecting the high regard for their products.
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Jury Discharges Without Verdict In Cornwell Embezzlement Case
The jury in Bessemer Alabama failed to reach a verdict after five days in the 1903 embezzlement case of Captain T. J. Cornwell involving about 97 thousand dollars from the Bessemer Trust and Banking Company. Judge Weatherly discharged the panel as possible rearguiment awaits December term.
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T. J Cornwel
Bessemer Trust and Banking Company
Weatherly
Cornwell
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Junior Class Officers at Emory College Oxford Ga
The junior class elections at Emory College Oxford Ga October 18 elected officers for the junior year, a coveted senior year honor. Mr Woodruff was chosen president and has been active with college progress and athletics, noted as one of the boner men of his class.
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Georgia pharmacists push crusade against lawbreakers
Monticello Ga October 18 Special Chairman C D Jordan of the Georgia board of pharmacy urged druggists to fund prosecutions of violators of state pharmacy laws. He said open disregard is highest in Georgia with many general stores selling laudanum poisons and some drugstores operated without licensed men. He warned local pharmacists are to blame for reporting weakly to grand juries and denounced drug robbers who sell poisons to nonpharmacists. The board has stopped twelve unlicensed drug stores and sixteen general stores selling poisons.
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C. D. Jordan
Georgia Board of Pharmacy
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Georgia
Madison Bell
Atlanta
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