Doctor Little Wins $1000 Fee in Schofield Murder Case
In Macon Georgia on September 20 a jury swiftly awarded Dr W J Little the full $1000 requested for expert testimony in the Hal Schofield murder trial of Green King. Prominent physicians and Behold family members attended, reflecting deep local interest as the case draws toward its final accounting and potential appeal.
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Macon. Ga
W. J. Little Ovent
Hal T. Schofield
Che Anger
Green King
VineviNe
Rae
John £. Denowel
Jackson
Peete
Little
McHatton
Janes T. Roas
Schofield
Hal Schofield
Alsc
Archer
Che Akie
John
Thone
Hal Bchofield
Dilla
Hal Schonehd
Tr Littles
Audi
Ballard Bifocal Feature At Walter Ballard Optical
A bold advertisement promotes invisible bifocals as affordable and high quality. It claims major manufacturers are expanding to worldwide sales and touts Ballard Optical Co in Atlanta as having a premier prescription department and expert opticians.
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America
Walter Ballard Optical Co
Peachtree Street
Atlante
Alexander defaulter Alexander reaches Augusta under guard
Thoma W. Alexander, the alleged defaulter, arrives in Augusta under Lt. Collins guard at 9 30 am. He is taken in via back door to Sheriff Clack’s office after bond is set at 6000 pounds. He hides at a Fass residence in the faahlename area, with hearing expected in a few weeks. Also notes Sam Jones tabernacle meetings in Carterville with gospel services and rail fare details.
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Augusta
Thoma W. Alexander
William Collns
Alexander
Upton
Bix
Faahlename
Alty
U S Bond Interest Taxable Ruling By Supreme Court
San Francisco September 20 The United States Supreme Court ruled interest on government bonds is taxable regardless of ownership by an individual or corporation and regardless of form such as draft check or money order The decision affects the Hibernia Savings and Loan Bank case at San Francisco seeking taxes on 13 000 000 worth of bonds.
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United States Supreme Court
San Francisco
United States
Theas Banda
United States Mepreme
Hibernia Mavings and Loan Bockery
Judge Miller Fines Ballot Judge Miller Fines Ballot Macones
Judge A T L Miller announces the official ballot for the October primary for judges of the appellate court. Voters must select exactly three candidates. The ballot lists numerous names and includes a three-name limit for each voter, with separate boxes for the primary and regular elections. The process aims to reduce costs while ensuring no single-shot votes.
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Court OF Appeals
Thomas J Chappell
Frederick
Forter
Thomas
G. Green
W. BR. Hammond
Frank Harwell
Momneney
Benjamin H. Htlin
Charles G. Janes
George
Jones
H.C. Peeples
A. G. Powell
Pr. P. Proffitt
DM. Roberts
Richard B. Ruferu
Howard van Eppa
Bartow
Willingham
Bryan Buttons Make Big Hit Of Commoner's Visit
A Bryan button souvenir with a tiny American flag was distributed at yesterday’s event led by Randolph Rose. Thousands wore the colorized button on the crowd, including Mr Bryan and guests on the platform. The slogan printed on the button asked, “Our Next President,” prompting a light joke about the revenue officer.
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Bryan Buttons
Commoner
T L. M. Rose Company
Randolph Rose
Bryan
Ami
Nas
Ponce de Leon
Dryan
Jaugh
Graveyard fight erred in court in Macon case
In Macon Georgia on September 20 police court heard statements from two men involved in a Saturday graveyard fight at Hose Creek cemetery. Undertaker H Burghard was charged with assault and battery after a dispute over brick quality and a perceived insult. Dr Roland Hall accused Burghard of meddling in his affairs and the clash occurred before removal of a body. Burghard was committed to city court on his own recognizance. Also mentioned: a hospital escape by W M Blankenable from a police hold, and Joseph C Smith bound over for murder in a separate Vineville incident with self-defense cited in trial.
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Constitution Bureau
Becond Street
Macon
Principela
Hose FU Cemetery
H. Burghard
Roland Hall
Hall
Mr. Burghard
Oscar Dooly
Bse
Nea
Ali
E. B. Elder
W. M. Blankenable
Smith
Joseph C. Smith
Vineville
Track Morton
Tris
Young
John Ti. Cooper
Morton
Central Bank and Trust unveils artful booklet in Atlanta
Massengale Advertising Agency produces a striking Descriptive booklet for Central Bank and Trust of Atlanta led by Asa G. Candler. The three color volume showcases the Candler building entrance and bank interiors with ornate illumination, praised as one of Atlanta’s most handsome productions for banks and business houses nationwide.
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Massengale
Central Bank and Trust Corporation
Central Bank and Trust Corporatio
Asa G. Candler
Financial Atlanta
United States
Atlanta
Youaton Street
Candler
Odd Fellows elect officers at Savannah session
At the division No 3 Odd Fellows convention in Savannah on September 20 officers for the upcoming year were elected. Henry M Ward was reelected division deputy grand master. Other officers named include H L Mallard of Statesboro and G H Fitzgeral d Savannah. The group planned three conventions annually and set the next meeting for the second Wednesday in July, with a session in Statesboro.
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Ward
Givannah
Odd Fellows
Henry M. Ward
Henry M Ward
Savannah
War
H. L Mallard
Statesboro
Guari
Divinieg
Sec
Sagsebore
Wednewies
Strike closes Sumner & Founda Lumber Mill near Moultrie
Moultrie Ga September 20 Special The Sumner and Founda Lumber Company near Moultrie one of the region’s largest mills was shut down last night after a strike began when W R Gammage replaced a white foreman with a black worker during a short absence. Whites protested leading General Manager T N Sumner to order no repeat. Workers walked out and were dismissed. The firm sought new labor but tensions between white and black workers remained high with isolated incidents avoided.
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Moultrie
Sumner & Founda Lumber Company
W. R. Gammage
Gamage
T. N. Sumner
Gammage
Sionday i
Mattry
Gemmaze
Sumner
United Spanish War Vets Organizing Camps in Georgia
Elberton September 20 report: national headquarters aims to form camps across Georgia. Department Commander Captain Charles W. Parker seeks correspondence with Spanish War veterans in main centers. Atlanta should host two large camps. Savannah and Augusta each have one. Comrades urged to write Parker for information and join.
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Georgia
Elberton
Pe- Glal
J—l
United Spanish War Veterans
Avants
Charles W. Parker
Hiberton
Atlanta
Savannah
Augusta
Itaca
Uinta Organization
Parker
New Rector Chosen for Trinity Church Columbus
Dr JL Scully, long resident of Columns, has been selected as rector of Eloi Trinity Church in Columbus after a period in New York City. He previously served as rector in Savannah and brings noted piety and devotion, influencing the local church community.
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Boully
New York
JL. Scully
Trinty Elirch
Coumbur
Marth
New York City
Eloi Trinity Church
Scully
Columns
Cotucbus
Avannan
Clerk Skipped With Bank Roll in Washington Scandal
Robert Brockington a 19 year old bank clerk vanished after receiving a sealed $2000 package for shipment to a customer. He had worked about two years at the state bank in Columbia Washington and his family and connections are noted as prominent in the city. Police and bank officers search for him and the missing funds remain unaccounted.
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Columbia, D. C
Robert
Brockington
State Bank
Drockington
Winneboro
Hle
Wharers of Gray Entertain Chattanooga Reunion
A reunion of Wildern brigade veterans at Chickamauga featured a basket dinner at the Georgia monument with Camp Joe McConnell UCV Ringgold GA organizing. Forrest camp Chattanooga led representation while General Whitler and Congressman Maddox spoke. Iron Brigade survivors attended no morning meeting at Guodarass Mill.
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Chattanooga
Iena
Wilder'n Brigade
Army of the Cumberland
Joe McConnell
Ringgold
Homta
Georgia Monument
Chickamauga Battle Field
Forrest Camp
City
General Whitler
Maddox
Georgia
Mercer Opens Its Doors For Fall Term At Mercer University
Constitution Bureau Macon Ga September 20 Special Mercer university will open with a large student body in the chapel tomorrow morning President Jameson and faculty will speak and fall work will begin Today trains bring many old students new men attend entrance examinations Hundreds of new students are on campus and more than three hundred names will be called for department work The faculty heads are pleased with the showing A reception for faculty and student body is planned next Friday at Tallmill Square Baptist church with Pastor Slay Wot Sledge and church members hosting all Mercer men invited to attend.
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Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Gao
Mercer University
Jameson
Lergent
Merver
Dre Jameson
Raven
Strang
Mercer
Frcaity
Tallmill Square Haptiat Church
Slay
Sledge
Mercer Wi
Cuthbert School Adds Teacher Amid Attendance Rise
Cantert Ga September 26. Public school enrollment has cleared the need for an additional teacher to the already large faculty as attendance growth necessitates expansion. The district cites sustained increases in pupil numbers and a plan to recruit another instructor to maintain class sizes and quality.
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Cuthbert
Cantert
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