Fees Fixed for Candidates in August Election
The subcommittee met in room 507 Gould building and affirmed fixed candidate fees and noon August 2 as the payment deadline. Secretary C N Allen drafted the assessment, with amount disputes over how much each candidate owes. Officials noted polling locations near the fence election to ease voting, and managers and clerks for the August 22 primary will be chosen by the subcommittee and later approved.
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Alty - Executive
Gould Building
C.N. Allen
Batore
Funeral for Lester Till Ends With Confederate Guard
Savannah Georgia June 20 The remains of freshman R E B Lester arrived to city as a funeral party gathered. A Confederate Veterans guard accompanied the casket to St Church for a 4 30 o clock service. Floral tributes from City of Savannah and other groups marked the somber ceremony as Aldermen and dignitaries attended.
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Savannah
Arengreshman
R. EB. Lester
Diva Bee Myers
M. Dizae
Nee Anu
J. Macalrh
Patton
W. Williamson
Board of Trade
J. ” Estill
Wtoh
J. P. Walters
Henry Granger
St. As Church
Peorecesovsl
Ancient Landmark Lodge
Py Ee Im
Confederac Veterang
Alderm
Chatham
County
Armen
Princess Alice Cheers Dan Maher at Races in London
Special Cable eCopyright reports Mr and Mrs Longworth enjoyed their day at the races yesterday and plan to attend again tomorrow An American winner in a stake is noted and the couple prepare to witness Kaiser Wilhelm’s yacht races over the next days The Princess Alice is described as a generous host and wife throughout the article
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Paul Lambeth
eCopyright
London
Weill
Mrs. Longworth
Agent
Ted
Kaiser Wilhelm
Hohenzol
Acquitted of Murder Charge in Wife Case
Special to The Georgian Houston Texas June 20 A trial in Maio resulted in the acquittal of Joo Stetka charged with murdering his wife The defense argued the wife committed suicide The courtroom scene described a setup with a water damaged ceiling and a room where the tragedy occurred indicating the defense theory relied on staged conditions.
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Houston
Texas
Cg Maio
Joo Stetka
le Wife
Cnn
RenaDe Hecenit
Jeffersonville
Abner Carswell
Carswell
Newberry
Sheppard
Laurens
Sherttr
Korean rebellion and Atlanta rail yard fence clash
Reports from Vittoria B C dated June 20 describe a Korean uprising with heavy insurgent losses and executions by Japanese forces. Separately in Atlanta officials, led by Mayor Woodward, ordered concrete rail yard fences along Hunter and Butler streets to force railroad concessions after warnings failed.
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Corps of
Carpenters
H. L. Collier
Woodward
Loulaville and Nashville
Hunter Street
Butler
Mt Avériue
Louisville
Nashville
Atlanta
Atlanta Citzens
Georgia Railroad
Louisviles
Altea
Piedmont Avenue
Rena
Butler Street
Eight Men Accused in Kidnap Plot Warned by Mrs Bliss
Mrs E W Bliss told reporters at the Hotel Classic that eight men plotted to kidnap her or her companion. She said the group intended to attack them to further the plan and cited an earlier restaurant confrontation near Broadway.
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New York
EW. Bliss
St Twenty-sixth Street
Bilas
Broadway
Twenty-ninth Street
George Elliott Fem
Long Island
Sien
Raf Poe
Colin
No Tiding for Sorrowing Mother in Hood Case
Special to The Georgian from Asheville June 20 reports a mother and brother clinging to belief surrounding the Hood case. Despite pressure, no new tidings or official statements have emerged regarding the whereabouts or fate of Miss Josephine Hood amid the Dougan incident.
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Asheville
N. C
Family perishes in river tragedy near Bisseton
June 20 report from Bisseton states farmer C. W. Martin and his family, including two children, were in a buggy when their vehicle left a creek and the entire family was found dead in the river. Authorities investigate cause as possible accidental drowning.
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Bisseton
Mint
C. W. Martin
Oea 2
Mee
Newberry Reentry Sparks Surprise in Race
Special to The Georgian from Newberry South Carolina reports a surprise reentry in the race as Hon. C. Jones of Newberry enters as a prohibition candidate. The morning events noted the unexpected entry and potential implications for the race.
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Janes
Newberry, 5. C
Newberry
N c Jones
Ir. Jones
Hartwell and Washington Railway elects directors
Hartwell Georgia June 20 stockholders of the Hartwell and Washington Railway Company elected a board of directors. Named were J. H. Skef tora D. C. Alto! it, Oikos robunty, and V. Hudgins of Norcross. The board will meet here Friday and indicate a push toward completing the project.
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Georgiadis Hartwell
Hartwell and Washington’ ‘Railway Company
All Peatorn Ny
Eee
A . Andeta
James H. Skeftora
D. Ia
D. C. Alto
Igre Oikos Robunty md Phagz
Pens Gt
V. Hudgins
Norcross
Russian bomb maker captured at Geneva raid
A terse Geneva dispatch reports police captured a suspected bomb maker in a raid. Details are limited as the wire service account is garbled and cannot confirm identity or motive.
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Geneva
Mao Raed
Coal stock holdings tied to car allocations probe
Washington June 20 officials of Western Maryland and Chesapeake and Ohio testified at the Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into coal car distribution. A. Robertson of Western Maryland described Davis Coal and Coke as controlling stock. C A Steiner of Cumberland said he owned five shares of Abrams Creek Coal bought at 60 dollars a share. Steiner noted an increased car share after a complaint from an independent company.
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Washington
Westorn
Maryland Callroesiand
Ceeapeake
Ohio
Interstate Merce Commission
Ceerpiir
A. Roberton
C. A. Steiner
Cumberland
West Virginia
Western Maryland Railroad
Abrams Creek Coal Company
Cora
Davis Coal and Coke Company
Deca
Ttren Stendricky
Baltimore
Maryland
Timber lands and mill property sold in Florida
Special to The Georgian Valdosta Ga June 20 Colonel W Ig West of this city sold his large sawmill property at Levan Fla and all land and timber interests in Marion and Sumter counties The sale covered eighteen miles by train The buyers were McGhee Lumber Company of Live Oak represented by C McGhee The deal is said to bring nearly 200000 with West having earned about 100000 from running the Levan mill in the past seventeen years
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Valdosta
W. Ig. Weat
Levon
Fla
Mariona
Sumter
McGhee
Florida
C. McGhee
Live Oak
Colonel West
Levan
Tc West Butt
Perida
Simbar
Beranchte Bay Shore
Clam Digger Finds Pearl Worth Fortune
St. Paul report says Joseph Bates, a seasoned clam fisher, found a marble sized pearl valued between 10000 and 100000 dollars. The gem weighs 85 grains and is noted for its beautiful tint marking a rare fortune for a local worker.
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St. Paul
Minn
Joseph Bates
Annual convention opens with broad attendance in cotton sector
Monte Fork, June 20. The annual cotton men's convention opens with widespread turnout. Leaders from the cotton producing region, Beebe area operators, and other industry figures gather for socializing and discussions on mutual interests and future cooperation.
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Monte iNetfork
Big Cotton Men's
Emperor of Korea Plot Exposed as Conspirators Arrested
A plot against Japanese rule in Korea was uncovered in Seoul. Conspirators sought to raise troops to eject Japanese and seek Russian aid. Authorities say about 120 suspects were taken into custody aboard the investigation.
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Korea
Cight
Eesti
Seoul
Russia
Cha
Bees Attack Dock Mitchell After Bee Swarm Hives Geezer
In a strange mishap on Mitchell Street, Charley Jones and Peter hived a swarm from a tree limb. Dock Mitchell was struck by hundreds of bees, tumbling to the curb as onlookers watched the peril unfold near the capitol doors.
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McMichael
Charley Jones
Dock Mitchell
Ham
Peter
Charley
Mitchell Street
Dorks
Deck
Dome
Cley
Ito
Washington Street
Earth
Dock
Terra
Firma
Capitol
Tom
Mitchell
Charney
Dasa
Proctor Favored for Governor at Republican State Session
The Republican state convention opens with Fletcher D. Proctor, son of U S Senator Redfield Proctor, poised for the gubernatorial nomination. Maine and Nova Scotia notes report Democratic and Liberal party prospects, while Ohio saloon closures follow the first month of a $1,000 liquor tax.
Maiden Trip to Macon and Local News Snippets
A scattered Georgia dispatch from Brunswick to Jeffersonville reports various events. The Nan Elizabeth steamboat activity, a legal case of Abner Carswell for assault, crop damages across counties, railway route talk from Dublin to Cochran, and a Colson school board note alongside Washington January summaries reflect a mosaic of mid century Georgia happenings with several named places and dates.
Gospel Union Leader Defends Meetings Amid Criticism
A gospel union leader, amid criticism of the Tey Alexander meetings, says there is no contention or bitterness among officials. A revival event under union auspices faced questions, while officials met Tuesday and reporters attended.
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Tey-Alexander
Mule theft near Carrollton ends with arrest
Special to The Georgian reports Ambrose a Black man from the county entered Mr J Base's barn, stole a mule belonging to Garvey Layton of Tyas, and fled toward Bremen. Deputy Sheriff pursued, the mule hidden in woods, and Ambrose eventually confessed after being found at a nearby house. The case centers on larceny and attempted use of the stolen mule.
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Carrollton
Hegro
Ambrose
Garvey Layton
Tyas
Bremen
Negro Must Answer To Murder
The article notes a Negro man connected with a murder case in Laurens was brought before a local justice of the peace after a preliminary trial. It also reports on other brief regional incidents including a man accused of desertion, a woman, and a railway accident in Brunswick with injuries to an employee of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic road.
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Milwaukee
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Lanking, Mich
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Cochran
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Gospel Union
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