Baby Mat Wens Battle For Life In Macon
A two year old girl from Round Oak, Finn, Elizabeth Newton, battles acute appendicitis after a late afternoon operation in Macon. Doctor Howard J Williams performed the life saving surgery as her parents and mother Mattie Harper remain by her side. In other Macon news, Mattie Harper dies at her Second Street home after a brief illness, Civil Court docket items, Wrightsville Bankruptcy case, and a hospital organist appointment are reported with local notes on civic and business matters.
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Macon
Elizabeth Newton
J. F Rimton
Finn
Howard J Wiliams
Waltine
Fond Parenta
Mattie Harper
Mattia
Harper
Lacper
Second Street
T J Ret
Kissimmee Fla
Georgia Southern and Florids Railway
Maren
Todge
Lightning Strikes Caddy At Golf Links
During a September thunderstorm over the western district, Ed McGinn, a caddy at the Giten Echo golf links, was struck by lightning and died instantly amid the western golf championship activities.
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Den
Severa
Wetern
Ed McGinn
Giten Echo Golf Links
Atlanta Delegates to National Convention Named
Stationary Engineers in Atlanta announce representation at the National Association of Stationary Engineers convention in Philadelphia on September 1 190e with delegates L Denty Lo Hore a UF Lloyd and A RA Baorde Mra 2. Vena to attend benefiting Ladies Army department and craft preservation efforts highlighted by the event. Loganville’s first mow bale, Ga, September 8, unfolds with cotton harvest notes and local figures Wade and Ht referenced.
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Anaeciation of Stators Engineers
Pha
Loganville
Egan de Ga
Faeghtean
German wrestler Carl Miller challenges Georgia foes at fair
Macon Georgia September 6 Special Carl Miller a German wrestler offers to wrestle any man in the state each day of the centennial fair and will bet 90 to a taker He claims to be the best in Georgia and promises 50 dollars to anyone who can throw him Miller about 38 years old and around 70 pounds lighter than stated in the text.
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Dr. Brown
Macon
Tony Ainat
Artopa & Whitt Marble
Captain Massenberg
Maran
Cork
T I
Massenbere
Counci
Ana
Raime
Carl Miller
Miller
McDonough School Opens Adds New Teachers
McDonough Ga September 8 McDonough city school opened Tuesday morning with large attendance leading to the addition of another teacher. New instructors include Annie Spence of Atlanta in the high school, Lollie Martin of Arkansas in the ocean and graded rooms, George Wo Cimpo of Wenanauga in first grade, Mary Jouriton of Norcross in charge of music, and Fannie St Clair Van Antwerp of Roaton in charge of the expression department. The new teachers joined retained staff to form a strong faculty.
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McDonough
McDonough City School
Mia Annie Spence
Atlanta
Tie High School
Mina Lollie Martin
Arnohinilie
George Wo Cimpo
Wenanauga
Misa Mary Jouriton
Norcross
Misa Fanne
van Antwurp
Convict Norris Arraigned in Columbus Beating Case
Norris, a white Columbus man, was arraigned on a charge linked to the beating of a Black fellow inmate named Willingham. The incident allegedly involved coercion and a violent assault causing lacerations, prompting medical attention and an investigation by city authorities.
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Columbus
Calumbus
Norris
Cis
Beom
Ei - Rene Raytova
Touts Wiklingham
Wutllisham
Tegra
Dave
Feaus Pricener
Peg
Willingham
Norra
Covington Hosts Largest Georgia Baptist Association Meeting
The Stone Mountain Topriat Association will meet in Covington Ga for a three day session starting next Wednesday. The gathering includes forty two Baptist churches from Atlanta area and along the Georgia railroad into Walton County with many delegates, reports, and missions leaders attending. The Woman’s Missionary Union and state convention secretaries will be present, a mass meeting on Christian education planned, and railroads offer reduced round trip rates for delegates. Local citizens have prepared for a large attendance despite a building boom in Loganville as nearby communities report new schools and housing developments.
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Stone Mountain Topriat Associaion
Covington
Georgia
Atlanta
Wallon County
George Hiyer
James Kempton
Alao
Ute
Thin Association
Baplat Womans Missionary Union
Mra LM. Landrum
Chaxap
Varloba
Tlon
Ctx
Baptist State Convention
Livestock Men Meet in Macon at Central City Park
The Geor gian Dairy and Livestock Association announces its twelfth annual meeting in Macon October 6 and 7 at Cabantia hall and Central City park. President Ditton and Secretary Willoughby presented a two day program focusing on dairy cattle and hogs with talks from Clemson and Auburn experts and demonstrations in cattle judging and hog breeding.
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Fridis
Dutts
Cabantia Hall
Rincon Fair Grounds
Ditton
CJ Newmin
Beath Caroling Experiment
Clemson College
Harmont Venton
United Sites
Department of Agriulture
Washington
Georgia
F. A Klein
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bratea
Agriculture
John Slichels
Lanter Hotel
W. L. Williamson
Conmmerce
South
J W Rant
Department of Agriculture
Waalingtaun
Crbdantag Hall
Macon Tale Grounds
J M Johnson
University of Georgia
Athens
Dan T Gray
Auburn
Ala
CL. Willoughby
John R. Anderson
Macon
LIMITING STREET PREACHERS PERMITS DEBATE
Mayor Woodward plans limits on permit issuance for street preachers seeking to expound their faiths. He cites merchant complaints about crowding sidewalks and interfering with business, and requires sincerity and good intent before granting permits. Strong entities include Mayor Woodward and Allanians in the city. The decision aims to curb nuisance crowds while protecting proven sincere evangelists.
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Woodward
Addiion
Igven
Atramana
Destroying the Evidence in Odd Toastnotes
A fragmentary tale notes toward a cellar scene with a host guiding a guest to open a bottle while mentioning a daughter. The odd wording hints at a ritual or tainted service and a hidden motive behind the act.
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Moogendortar
A P Institute Opens at Auburn Alabama
Auburn Alabama September marks the opening of the A P Institute with 448 students enrolled by noon Tuesday. The freshman intake exceeds any previous year, with students from nine states and three foreign countries. Regular classes start Monday as the YMCA hosts a reception for new students in the association building.
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Auburn
Ala
Tegt
Naw
Young Men's Christian Association
Briday
Teasing tale of blue gums and a city detective
A recurrent bite from a blue gum tree or related plant woodwork harms City Detective Tatly Jenkins. Four years ago he was bitten on the leg and now suffers periodic leg pain and doctor visits. The incident has left him wary and unhappy about recurring symptoms.
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Clal
Tatly Jenkins
Ter
Bovn
Frisco Money Loaned to Build Association Halls
Frisco banks have loaned between 40 and 60 million dollars for new social spaces. At San Francisco State University and Auburn Athletic Association locals welcomed 400 attendees and elected officers to guide athletics and facilities planning. A late note mentions a suspenseful letter from a pretty girl, received yesterday from The New York Evening Telegram.
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Association
Atu
Ente
San Francisco
Francisco
Banka
New York
Japan
Nterna
Auburn Athletic Associat
Oitar
Auburn
Thomas
Bragg
Wright
Police Force Discharged in Savannah Switches Posts
Savannah on September 6 reports a police reshuffle with Detective Frank Wall to lead the Central railroad police. Remaining officers on wharves and yards are discharged by September 30, and Wall will redeploy the force, affecting three sergeants and several patrolmen.
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Savannah
Frank Wall
City Force
Central Railroad
Wall
Ma Hine
Clarke
Ala Sen
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Soney
Loyd County
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Dan Mitchell
Hood
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Aney
Woth
Tex
A. Rogers
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Majestic
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Anderson Hardware CO
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A. P. Institute
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Ralph Daley
Columbia Univeratts Wow
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