Harp Singers at Tabernacle Gather for Sixth Annual Assembly
Crowds gathered at the Baptist Tabernacle for the sixth annual assembly of Harp Singers with delegates from across the South, led by Colonel JS James of Douglassville. The session included welcomes, elections for officers, and plans to promote old time shaped music across venues.
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S James
Dour Ga
Grig
Atanta
White
Atlanta
SW Okverett
Wiss Kinckweret
Newton
Cath
Prizes Won by Marksmen at Macon Regimental Shoot
At the Macon regimental shoot on September 1, novice shooter Captain Cooper Winn led the Volunteers to win the individual championship medal with a new record. Ron two of the most notable trophies went to the Macon Guards as top marksmen in the 300 and 500 yard events, with companies from Victoria, Angoda, and Tlata contributing teams.
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Macon
Jdussars
Georgia
Holton Range
Teda
National Rife Association
Novie
Cooper Winn
The
Volunteers
Imies Rentesta
Vesterda
Angoda
Tlata
Prines
Man Planned Self Harm and School Plans Amid Turbulent Week
A man contemplated killing himself by gas in a troubled incident on September 11 while a letter to his wife expressed despair. Meanwhile, school officials and trustees in the first district prepared grand opening exercises, canvassing districts and promoting attendance as teachers Walter Hendrich and James Rowan travel by van to gauge community interest.
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den Bork
Atter
Tru
Dirs
James Rowan
Flad Rowan
Primipil
Ischoal
Walter Hendrich
Piin
Hitper
F OM Rowas
Ridley Named Justice Peace in Fulton County
After ballots cast to find a successor to the late Justice Kingsbery Fulton County’s grand jury recommended J B Riches of Arnold & Arnold on its sixth ballot. Judge Pendilton favorably considered the recommendation and issued an order appointing Ridley as Justice Kingsbery’s successor, pending gubernatorial commis sion. Ridley, 32, from LaGrange, joined Arnold & Arnold in Atlanta two years ago after studying at Georgia Law School. He previously served as a legislator in 1902 34 and is seen as a capable choice for the role.
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Charles Kingsbery
Fulton County Grand Jury
J B Riches
Arnold & Arnold
Pendilton
Wr Ridley
Kingsbery
Governo Smith
Torward
Bille
Iim
Sqouam
Roley
LaGrange
Atlanta
Sears
Arnold & Ainagid
Gould
Lancrats of
Georgia Law School
Stoup
Ridley Bas
Cieve
Jani
Riples
Pachari Rus
Wades
Calhoun Charles Sc
Ghareh
Floating of a lake vessel near Margate and Wilwalt
A fragmentary report notes a lake vessel floated near Margate and Wilwalt yesterday. It references Penrith, Montreal, and London with unclear dates and names, but indicates a maritime float action and docking near Tuas and Wilbut.
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Lake Withigan
England
Penrith
Mieburin
Montreal
Paysent
London
Margate
Todet
Wilwalt
W C T U Meeting Planned at Albany
Albany hosts the Georgia Union of Women’s Christian Temperance a session on September 11 with extensive preparations and expected large attendance. The convention will discuss prohibition state changes and will feature a Roberta medal contest with children representing different sections speaking for the state. The diamond medal prize includes a free trip to Japan.
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Albany
Georgia Union of Ne Womans Cine
Union Adiies
Lemia
Grargri
Sesmonz
Rapigia
Hationary
Jayant
Taft to tour the South amid mixed Western plan
Cincinnati dispatch notes Taft will begin a speaking tour starting in New York to personally address the national committee and outline a western and eastern itinerary. The trip aims to cover Missouri Kansas Nebraska Wyoming Indiana and Illinois with delays and exact routes still under committee review.
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Cincinnati
York
New York
National Committee
Emis Timp
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Jona Wilnos
Indiana
Taft
Hitchcock
Ue Feng
Pione
Vary
Worss
Ali
Noel
Augusta Water Delay Passes Nine Hundred Dollars
A Augusta report cites costly delays to water supply from a canal breach near the locks. The leak at the lower gate worsened during repairs, with temporary fixes failing and emergency pumping planned. officials fear further breaks and a six day restoration window.
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Cardonmens
Augusta
iSpe Calman
Anal Loch
Thureday Nigat
Wingfield
Orlock
Nee Am
Griffin City Court Fines Man in Public Sale Case
In Griffin City Court Judge TEB Fat feison fined John Taylor colored $500 or twelve months in the chain gang for selling Aquor. Three top Griffin lawyers were engaged to contest the case. WC Teffries, LaGrange basketball player, pleaded guilty to assault and battery and received ten months on the chain gang.
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Griffin
Guttin
Specifld
Teb Fatfeison
John Taylor
WC Teffries
LaGrange Waseball
Fred Fullis
Buliard
Patterson
Pas
Soa
Whitaker’s Remains Interred at Pine Wood Cemetery
West Point September 1 Special The remains of Bam T Whitaker son of Mrs D Whitaker of Auburn were brought here after his death near LaGrange yesterday from an accident at a gin. He was a machinist and is survived by four brothers and other relatives. The funeral was held this morning at Pine Wood cemetery.
Neckwear Delights at Local Shop in So-Called Democracy In Prices
A promotional note urges shoppers to visit the store for an extensive neckwear selection. It promises high fashion pieces from affordable to luxurious, touting European artistry and popular prices. The piece emphasizes stylish collars jabots bows scarves and related items with a democratic price spread.
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America
Political Gossip Shapes Seventh District Congressional Race
Rome on September 1 reports intensified talk that Moses Wright and Judge A W Fite will run for Congress in the seventh district. Other names surface, with Hutchers of Cedartown and Maddox of Dalton mentioned as possible candidates. Hutchers is urged to seek the circuit solicitor post, while the Wright and Fite contest appears central. In The Hague on September 11 word also arrives that former Dutch minister J H De Reus, expelled from Venezuela in July, has been honorably relieved of his duties and placed on the unattached list.
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Weight
Fite
Congress
Rome
J Tk
Moses Wright
A W Fite
Buon
Hutchers
Cedartown
Maddox
Dalton
Judge Wright
Reileved
The
Hague
J H de Reus
Netherlands
Republic of
Venezuela
Republic
Castro
Commercial Society
Amsterdam
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Budisa
Dsanea
Everal
Montgomery
Cimingahard
Hodges
Ridley
Justice Peace
Pea
Charles M. Roberts
W.C.T.U
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Cardui
Cardu
Tempts Clark
Timberville
Tempie Clark
South
Aia Cy
Abe
Interstate College
Cooper Street
Homer L. Hunt
Atlanta Wreckage Company
United States District Court
West Mubchell
E. Effis
Prudential
New Bank For
Eie
Kennesaw
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