Denatured Alcohol From Peach By Products Considered
Officials in Georgia and Washington explore denatured alcohol as a potential by product of peach crops. The Georgia Peach Users Association supports investigations into using decayed and worm-infested peach waste to produce a high grade denatured alcohol, with state experts expected to grant permits after experiments. An Atlanta peach growers convention will focus on this issue and plan extensive tests.
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Wasington
Adde Georgi
Ectuana Asperta Fe
Peach Gramers Ial
Georgia Peach Growers Iwi
Atlanta
Tiength
Steny Wi
Sensational peonage case unfolds in Albany Georgia
The United States Commissioner in Albany faces a high profile peonage case involving multiple defendants and charges. Assistant U.S. Attorney Akesman leads the government’s case with several witnesses set to testify as the trial proceeds. Secret Service agents and federal investigators describe tense investigations and arrests that have drew broad attention.
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Albany Ga
Feumosa Nore
United States
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Fay
Jackson
Jorney
Exahuer Akesman
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Cave
Awe
Penn
Secret Service
Sansa
Marietta Courier Sold to Bagwell of Lawrenceville
The Marietta Courier was sold August 31 to Jona Bagwell of Lawrenceville Ga who purchased the paper from stock owners led by Hon N X Morris. The new owner says the paper will continue as in the past though details are unclear due to the sale.
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Fo Oa Bagweil
Lawrencey
Ile Marieta Ga
Jon Sagwel
Ile
Maret Courie
Bagwell
Blue Ridge
Battleship Florida Plan Endorsed by Roosevelt
The text notes President Roosevelt approved a plan for ten battleships including the Florida and mentions authorization at the last session of Congress. It references Commander W. Sima and Lieutenant Commander Albee Le Key and discusses their views.
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Mascington
Roosevelt
Florida
W . Sima
Chests of Silver Wedding Silver Designs Feature
An advertisement highlights numerous patterns of wedding silver chests noted for quality and beauty. It invites readers to discuss options and emphasizes elegant, varied designs.
W W Wilson Enters Race for Pension Commissioner
Gwinnett County representative Hen Wilken announces candidacy for state pension commissioner. Legislature previously gave governor appointment power. bill now proposes elective office. Wilson confirms bid and outlines intent to serve voters.
Political bid by local veteran details service and office
The speaker introduces a campaign for an elective pension commissioner post, outlining lifelong service in Gwinnett County born February 16 1845 near Lawrenceville and a Civil War battery veteran. He recalls teaching, serving as justice of the peace and notary for over thirty years, and four years in the legislature, urging voters to judge his record and responsibility.
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School Commissioners
Gwinnett County
Phere
Tafora I
D &Nth
Georgia Battalion Artillery
Lees
Lawrence
Ile Ga
Chinese Constitution in Vine years
In Pekin an edict announced that China would convert to a foreign system of government and grant a constitution in nine years under the emperor. The edict promised a constitution within a decade, outlining annual stages leading to the change.
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Pekin
China
Railroads Eye Smoke Abatement Plan For City Center
City officials and representatives from major railroads including Western and Atlantic and others met to test a plan to hire inspectors for locomotives entering and leaving Forsyth Street to curb smoke. The proposal aims to reduce nuisance by ensuring fires are kept in check as trains pass through the business district.
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Major Lo VicCollum
Western and Atlantic
Nashville Chattanooga and
St Louis
VicCollum
Forsyth Street
Central Avenue
Major McCollum
Ralroad
Colier
Atanti
John Paterson
Georgia
Atlanta
Rest Pont
Louisi Te
Nashvile
MO B Smith
and & W
Bradstaw
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Iadtet
J, H Pa
George Mite Coompany
Peters
Carter
Freigh
Louisville
Nash
Carte
Twice Wed in 24 Hours Shock Perry Wedding Tale
In Perry a double wedding unfolds within a day as William Henry Greene and Miss Harris wed first at a residence and then, after a late postponement, marry again at the Perry hotel. The bride, under eighteen, was urged to a second ceremony by her father, witnessed by a crowd gathered near the couple’s home. The elder Harris daughter, a Perry High graduate, is described as pretty and popular.
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Peres
Wiliam Enry Greene
Ashburn
Lurner Omty
Ounton
Perry Tall
Thase
Esser
Wiese Harris
Atena Aia
Harris
Mr Greene
Wiss Harris
Perry
Perry Hotel
CC Tiscan
Caton
Rouston
Bis
Gerlong
Mra George
Perry High
Georgia Law Bans Corporate Campaign Contributions
Georgia officials discuss a new general assembly law prohibiting corporate campaign contributions to ensure no company or its officers donate to political campaigns. The sweeping provision applies to all corporations chartered in the state, including railroads and utilities, with penalties up to four years and fines up to four thousand dollars.
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Pale Fund
Wasis
Georgia
Judge urges stockade punishment for liquor violators
Judge Hreaten proposes punishing liquor violators without fines, pushing all offenders to the stockade to serve sentences. Recorder Pro Tem Preston spoke after several alleged violators in the encade cases. fines ranged from 10.75 to 5.75 for white and Black defendants.
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Hreaten
Tha
Preston
Rec Des Court
Finkenauer Promoted by the Fairbanks Company
Eugene Finkenauer, long with the Fairbanks Company, is promoted to assistant to Atlanta manager Herbert Sackett. He will move from Macon to Atlanta at once. Finkenauer, noted as the first manufacturer in Georgia of cottolene, is well known statewide and beloved by many friends who will hear of his well deserved rise.
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Eugene Finkenauer
Fairbanks Company
Aesistant
Atlanta
Herbert Sackett
Macon
Finkenauer
Georgia
In Memory of Mrs Hatcher at Second Baptist Sunday School
A committee from the Second Baptist Sunday school led by Willam Hurd Hilger drew up resolutions on the death of Mrs Mary E Hatcher. They praised her work in the Sunday school and noted her passing as a loss to the church. The resolutions were adopted and a copy sent to the deceased’s family.
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Second Baptist Sunday School
Wil-lam Hurd Hilger
Omiss
Ruble Roach
Biss
Natalie Taylor
Mary E Hatcher
Hatcher
Attorney Talmadge Moves to Montgomery County
Eugene Talmadge, law graduate of 1907 from the University of Georgia, has moved his practice from Atlanta to Mount Vernon, the county seat of Montgomery County. His background includes admission to the bar after high standing in the 1907 class and work with Dorsey Brewster Howell Hyman. The move is seen as an acquisition for Montgomery County, a prosperous South Georgia county.
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Eugene Talmadge
University of Georgia
Dorsey Brewster
Howell & Hyman
Alte
Mount Vernon
Montgomer
Talmadge
Atlanta
Montgomery County
South Georgia
Children savor fat and happy meals with K K K Flour biscuits
The passage notes children enjoying meals made with K K K Flour biscuits, describing them as fat and happy during mealtime.
Fire at Baxley Destroys Office Building
A disastrous August 31 fire in Baxley South Georgia gutted the store house of W Maoris and J T Johnson, one of the city’s largest buildings, damaging Parker and Hillman, Moore, Newton, and Tilman firms, with loss feared at 15000 and no papers saved. John Carter’s nearby wooden store also burned. Insurance was limited for Morris Johnson and Tilman.
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Baxley
Store House
of & W
Maoris & J T Johnson
Parker & Himstn
Moore Lawyers
H . Newton & Co
Madr
G \ Tilman
Bartow Fia
Tilman
Morris & Johnson and
John Carter
Johnsons
Veterans clash with the city over near beer licenses
In police court five veterans faced city officials over state veterans licenses used for near beer saloons. Attorneys argued the license preempts local bans, while city counsel claimed police power can regulate such businesses. A test case loomed as fines were set and appeals prepared.
Sandersville Stirred Up By Local Legislature Battle
Enthusiasm runs high in Sandersville and Washington County over a General Assembly action allowing residents to vote in October on whether city court judges should be governor appointed or elected. The split is deep with Judge Jorden and Solicitor Hyman seen as appointees of the current administration, while Hardwick backs measures to curb Governor elect Browns authority. The local bar factions pledge a lively fight as voters weigh the matter. In other news, detectives probe a jewelry theft at the Von Ts Meyer summer home during dinner, seeking the stolen pieces.
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Oxisnep
Cevemant
Masson
At Itelf
Wasson
Dodd
Mayson
Bishop
Frek
Gasnett
Decatur Street
Gonsetts Place
Altoner Mach
Legisladien
Sandersville
Washington County
Jorden
Colonio
T W Hardwick
Neesent
Eit
Browns
Brown
Weyer
Hamlitor Moss
George von Ts Meyer
Hat Trends Open Fall Season With New Derby Styles
Style note proclaims the hat as a man's first seasonal accessory. With September 1 straw hats fade, retailers showcase new fall hats in soft felts and derbies in fresh shapes and shades.
Piedmont Hotel Property Auction in Gainesville Hall County
Sheriff sale notices a levy on the Piedmont hotel property in Gainesville Hall County Georgia. The parcel on Main Street with Maple and Myrtle streets is described as part of the Piedmont hotel property and will be sold under a fi fa issued by the Justice Court of Hall County to satisfy a judgment and costs, with funds to pay debts and secure the creditor.
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Avoure & Coun
Piedmont Hotel
Ishla Levy
Argent
Gainesville Hall
Cunty
Georgia
Wwiluo Ag
Longstreet
Galesville
Hall County
Georgia Hall
Court House
Pietmont
Galnewville
Sumela
Martie Street
Longstrest
JG Longstrest
Meck Atreet
Maple Street
Interpal
J G Longstrest
Main Street
Gathemville
Justice
Jean G Lonatraat
Grow. Sheritt
War on Disorderly Houses Targets Men as Clients
In a crackdown described as a sensation, Judge Ow McSmith presided over cases in which two women and two men pleaded guilty to aiding disorderly houses. Each man was fined $259. The judge warned women to supply names of visiting men, promising swift action once proof could convict. Officers reportedly hold several names, suggesting forthcoming disclosures.
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Fudge Smith
Ow McSmith
Ve Bench
Tham Wee
Conssetea
Eitourt
Compress plant closure at Wouree announced
An August 31 notice states Gulf Compress Company will give up the large corn compress at Wouree and that the plant will be removed by Standard Warehouse and Compress Company. Gulf officials offered no comment on recent court decisions affecting their firms.
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Wouree
Momroe
Gulf Compress Company
Gulf States
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