Guard Expected 10 Die After Ax Blow At Jan Camp
Gainesville Georgia September report says convict guard A E B Kirby severely injured by an ax and shovel blow at convict camp No 2. Ernest Jackson, a dangerous negro convict, fled toward Brenau area as scouts chase him and a $50 reward is posted. County officials warn lines of telephones and rail stations will monitor for his capture.
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Ministers Association Set to Convene in Atlanta on Monday
The Ministers association of Atlanta will begin its new year with a 10 30 a m meeting Monday at First Baptist Church after a summer recess. The gathering marks a monthly schedule through next June with eight standing committees, and Rev C K Nelson will lead devotional services. Attendance runs 100 to 109, with many laity present, as ministers and church leaders discuss city-wide guidance and cooperative efforts.
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Diocese of Georgia
EG Lyman Hood
South
Phyal Éiary
Department Stores To Remain Open Saturday Afternoons
City department stores and many others will stay open all afternoon Saturdays. Under a summer half holiday, stores close at 1 pm each Saturday from May through August, inviting customers to shop longer Saturday afternoons.
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Saturda
Alleged Auto Speeders Fined by Recorder
A batch of alleged auto speeders appeared before the recorder Friday afternoon. Defendants and fines include Britton Dargan Jr 373 J T Lyon 375 Robert Thomas colored 375.
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MW Justice
T Lyon
Robert Thomas
Chimney Sweeps Entertain Big Crowds in West End
Crowds gather daily near Park Street Sigthodist Church in West End to watch chimney sweeps occupy the church chimney each afternoon around 5 to 6 o clock. The spectacle shows swallows circling, entering the chimney as the leader signals, and the group descending like black flakes before retreating. Observers note the unusual lodging where many sweeps fit inside the narrow shaft and vanish back toward the west without a trace.
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Park Street
Dart
County road work praised by Fulton grand jury
The Fulton grand jury praised county road projects including Hemphill Avenue 4 extension and recommended extending Georgia Avenue to Gordon Street in West End. It lauded the convict system and humane discipline at county camps and urged stricter pawnshop controls to curb stolen property.
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Fulton
Georgia Auto Number Sparks Arrests of Alleged Yeggmen
Post office inspectors traced a Georgia license plate on a car bought in Atlanta by Tom Dowd and companions. Under surveillance they traveled to North Carolina near Charlotte where investigators seized them while they were active in post office robberies. Traced through the Georgia Department of State, the plate led to arrests in Charlotte preparation for trial.
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Tom Dowd
North Carolina
Charlotte
Dowd
Georgia Department of State
Darktown Beer Peddlers Probe Sparks Recorder Rant
At police court sessions the recorder condemns beer peddling by two black defendants. He denounces beer saloons sending out alcohol on legitimate orders yet sending out Negroes ready to sell to any passerby. He urges police action to stop it. In each case the recorder imposes a fine of 15 dollars 75 cents.
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Collector Defended By Recorder Johnson And Case Dismissed
Hf Mike Lowenstein ran a barber shop at 14 North Pryor Street. He faced Cr. Patrick, the collector, for visiting the shop and calling out his negro porter. Patrick testified business visit, not disorderly. Court dismissed, contempt fined 275 dollars after remarks.
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North Pryor Street
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Woman killed by train at Norcross crossing
Miss Rosa Nash an elderly Norcross resident was struck and killed by Southern train No 37 yesterday at the crossing near the harness factory.
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Southern
Proposed Extension Held In Abeyance In North Georgia Mineral Railway
The North Georgia Mineral railway project is at a standstill as Mr Spalding of King and Spalding is away on a vacation. Behind the scenes financiers hesitate to proceed due to opposition and unsettled war era conditions. The status is held in abeyance with no one in the office able to discuss next steps.
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Seaboard Establishes Agricultural Agency in Americus
Seaboard railway headquarters at Norfolk announces a new agricultural agency in Americus led by JoN McBride with jurisdiction across Georgia within Seaboard territory. The move mirrors strong Seaboard support for industrial and agricultural development in the region.
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Cotton sale at Americus council warehouse gains favor
A single lot of farmers cotton totaling 600 bales was sold today at the Council warehouse in Americus. The 18 old cotton brought satisfactory prices with all grades selling well. Earlier, four hundred bales sold nearby at above 9 cents, leaving farmers pleased with current market levels.
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Labor Day Holiday Declared by City Hall
Mayor Woodward issues an official order declaring Monday Labor Day a city hall holiday in Atlanta. City services will close except for absolute security as manufacturing and business interests are urged to allow employees to participate in the festivities.
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Will Try J. C. Thomas On Charge of Passing Bad Checks in Atlanta
An Augusta arrest brings J C Thomas to Atlanta on charges of passing bad checks for car purchases. Authorities report warrants in Atlanta for alleged bad check transactions, including a $1600 car deal and a $60000 check attempt. He faced a $3000 note and other due notes, while his Atlanta case involves multiple charges. Deputy Marshal H V Lasseter travels to Augusta to return him.
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Four Murder Cases On Docket In Coffee County
Four murder cases are listed on Coffee county s criminal docket alongside two felony charges. One case involves Mrs OA W Mashing charged with killing her husband, a Baptist preacher, on the night of April 21. The victim, a respected figure, was shot shortly after retiring, and Mrs Haskins has been jailed since the incident.
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Haskins
Farmers Sell Cotton Fast in Mitchell County
Pelham reports 200 bales receipts to date, a new early-season record as cotton fetches 4 cents. Drought has severely reduced yields, with many farmers already gathering most of their crop.
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Pelham
Douglas Mattress Factory Secured For Local Plant
Secretary Sraith of the chamber of commerce has secured for Douglas a mattress factory with capacity for twenty high grade and twenty five grade two mattresses daily. Construction begins at once. He jubilates over Orillas 500 bales of new cotton shipped to the local compress on opening.
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Tifton Farm School Opens Fall Term With Large Attendance
Tifton area notes the Agricultural and Mechanical school for the second congressional district begins a new term with sharply higher enrollment. The boys dormitory is full and the principal has placed several applicants on a waiting list. Limited space remains in the girls dormitory as rooms fill quickly.
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Get-Together Banquet of Commerce Society
The Commerce Society of Georgia Techs School of Commerce will hold a banquet on Tuesday evening September 7 at the Ansley hotel to open the new year with business talks by city figures including Joel Hunter WN Fambrough A I Giles WO Foute Homer Watkins LoD Wiechs J T Holleman and Sean W H W Brnson. The society invites friends and well wishers to join in a strong start to the year.
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Atlante
Joel Hunter
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I Giles WO
Homer Watkins
Lod
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J T Holleman
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Bmnson
Fitzgerald Schools Open With Bright Prospects
Fitzgerald public schools begin a new term in Fitzgerald Georgia with the retiring superintendent Bur nce B Ruehle bidding farewell. Turner board president introduces the new superintendent Aubrey Mathews principal of the high school presents two new teachers Miss Powell and Miss Vaughn in a warm ceremony.
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Starters Named for Race in Macon September 4
In Macon on September 4 the city administration and a citizens committee face ticket withdrawals and replacements. Ben W. Persons replaces Marion Ramsey as superintendent and Wil Walliams joins the Smith ticket. H G Hol Ungsworth withdraws, George Ro Wallamy enters. Illinois representative Wil Walliams, once a Libb county candidate, is noted, with no further changes expected as Stetven and Pittman deny withdrawal.
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Banker Guilty in Embezzlement Case at Whigham Court
Cap Gn September 3 Special p Bos Stapiilon former cashier of the Bank of Whigham found guilty of mis demeanor with mercy recommended. Judge Cox will withhold sentence until other cases tried next week in regular superior court. Four days of hard fought trial featured W J Crawford and WV Cuter on witness stands. Lawyers LM Smith of Thomasville and others argued for defense while Bell and Reacoe Luke led the state. Spence and other defendants tied to the Whigham banks faced additional indictments as the jury met in session.
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Twe Utrmet
Cuter
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Hicks Fort Says He Will Not Run Against Adamson
Columbus Ga September 3 special T Jucks Fort solicitor at the city court just home from vacation reports he was briefly mentioned as a possible candidate for Congress in the W C Adamson district. Fort stated this afternoon he is not a candidate and not considering a run for congress.
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Trial of Will Taylor Delayed to September 11
Columbus reports the preliminary trial of Wall Taylor, accused of shooting and killing his brother in law M D Haines, will be held September 11 after a postponement due to W R Reimet’s nervous condition preventing court attendance. The deceased Rainey’s funeral was held from his home with burial in Bevardale cemetery.
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Wigwam to Close After Fine Season
Indian Spring closes after a strong season with large crowds. Smealy-Therewain hotel at Indian Spring plans a Monday September 6 closure following one of its most successful seasons. Manager Sherwood Thaxton says he is delighted by the crowds and reflections on the year.
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North Ga Farm School Opens With Large Enrollment
Dahlonega September 3 The North Georgia Agricultural College opened Wednesday with a large enrollment. Dormitories are nearly filled and the enrollment promises to surpass previous years.
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Georgia
Prisoner Sprays Rival With Carbolic Acid in Stockade
Annie Bills, arraigned in Police court after a prior stockade sentence with Azelee Martin, fought to settle a feud. Bills sprayed Azelee in the face with carbolic acid during a stockade stay. No serious harm occurred. The recorder ordered another thirty days in stockade.
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1ST DISTRICT MASONS ELECT NEW OFFICERS
Statesboro Ga September 3 After a two days session the first district Magonic convention adjourned last night to meet next year in Guyton on the first Wednesday in September Officers for the year were selected as follows RJ Travis Savannah worshipful master WoM Howard Dover deputy master OH McElmurry Waynesboro senior warden W Green Clio junior warden A TJ Morris Statesboro secretary John T Lane Brooklet treasurer John Joyner Millen tyler 3D Bolton Zeigler senior deacon John D Kennedy Savannah junior deacon DG Heidi Guyton senior steward
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