Union of church and state warned by Rev. Landrum
Rev W W Landrum of Wiest Baptist church warned against a union of church and state as unconstitutional and unchristian He argued state funding for sectarian schools normalizes control by government over religion and could undermine religious liberty and church independence. He cited Georgia cases and broader international debates on secular education.
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Cotton Crop May Bring Better Prices For Georgia
Georgia farmers eye cotton yields with forecasts showing the belt near 64 percent and South Carolina leading at 74 percent. Texas and Alabama show sharp declines. Georgia’s output trails average but remains steadier than Texas and Alabama, suggesting price strength if demand holds.
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Died of Wounds From Livery Stable Shooting
Jack Williams, the man shot by John Petty in Stewart's livery stable on Alabama street Saturday night, died yesterday at Grady Hospital at 5 30 p.m. Petty says Williams reached for a pistol. five shots were fired. Petty is held at police headquarters. The coroner will hold an inquest.
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Missionary Loehr Leaves for China After Furlough
Rev George R Loehr a Georgia native and SMU graduate leaves Atlanta for San Francisco to sail to China on the Doric He has spent twenty two years in Shanghai teaching at the Anglo Chinese college and helping to establish it He will leave his wife and four children in America and return to work abroad after a ten year period of service.
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Bijou Week Promised Strong Vaudeville Lineup Atlanta
The Bijou announces a strong week with Eastern vaudeville acts via long distance deals. Leon Morris educated ponies and Prevosts top the bill with comedy acrobatics and sharp sketches. May Wentworth, Mir and Mrs Darrow shadowgraph act, Mitchells, and Eddie Mack also featured. Clyde Fitch Company Captain Jinks next Tuesday at Grand with Elizabeth Kennedy as Mme Trenton.
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Missing Kenneth Trowbridge in city child disappearances
Police search for Kenneth Trowbridge, 13, who vanished Friday after reportedly selling his books at a Decatur store. Other missing children include Mrs M G Dempsey’s son, and two girls, one found visiting friends. police issue detentions orders and chase leads across towns.
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Decatur
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Hoyt farce A Stranger In New York shines at Grand
In Brevoort house a risqué love scene and Miss Kennedy’s novel treatment spark attention as Hoyt’s A Stranger In New York plays at the Grand. The Richmond Times praises appealing costumes, witty comedy, and lively music with strong ensemble and stagecraft.
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Lawn Festival By College Park Church Ladies
Ladies of College Park Presbyterian Church entertain this afternoon at the Georgia Military Institute campus for the benefit of the new church. The lawn festival aims to raise funds to furnish the church, after postponement due to bad weather last week.
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Georgia Florida and Alabama Railway to open line
An Atlanta report states that the Georgia Florida and Alabama Railway will open the Cuthbert to Tallahassee line and launch regular schedules by October 15. Pile driving between Arlington and Cuthbert finished Friday and grading is complete. only about miles of rails remain to connect Cuthbert with Tallahassee.
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Run Over by Switch Engine Injures Railroad Worker
Homer Woodall a car coupler on the Western and Atlantic railroad was run over by two switch engines last evening around six. He attempted to jump on the running board, slipped and fell, sustaining injuries that may prove fatal. He was mangled and removed to a local sanitarium for operation. He lives on Luckie Street and has a wife and children.
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