Veterans of Glynn push monument probe amid brunswick dispute
Veterans of Glynn held a meeting in Brunswick to form a six member committee to investigate the purchase of a monument and any possible fraud in funds. The group debated participation in unveiling ceremonies and planned a Wednesday night session to decide next steps. A separate Waycross dispatch notes the Eleventh district Democratic primary set for June 6 with a Dublin convention June 25 to nominate a candidate for Congress.
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Frise
Aix
Brunswick
Glynn Coun
Oak Grove
Oak Grove Cemetery
H. Cassis
W. J. Way
J. J. Spear
W. G. Ellenwood
T. B. Ferguson
B. H. Daniels
Col
J. E. Dart
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Waycross
Democratic Party
Eleventh Congressional District
Phoenix Hotel
John C. McDonald
W. T. Dickerson
John W. Bennett
State Executive Committee
H Eleventh
Dublin
Congress
Georgia Pharmacists to Meet in Brunswick May 20 21
The Georgia Pharmaceutical Association announces its twenty seventh annual meeting will be held in Brunswick on May 20 and 21. Attendees from across Georgia may secure a rail return fare at 1 cent per mile or one third regular fare with a full fare certificate. The Ogilthorpe Hotel will offer 20 percent off regular rates for members and families.
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The
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association
Brunswick
Georgia
Ogiethorpe
LiLis
Monument for Oglethorpe Urges Georgia Fund Drive
Mrs Robert Emory Park state regent tours Georgia sites urging D A R chapters and individuals to fund restoration of the Oglethorpe fort on Jekyll Island and the St Simon Monument. She cites Brunswick and St Simon history including Bloody Marsh and Wesley sermons, stressing urgent support.
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Daughters of the American Revoluton
Robert Emory
Jekyl Island
Charles Stuart Maurice
Oglethorpe
Colonel Horton
Dekyl Island
Maurice
Pennsylvania
Brunswick
Charles Wiley
St. Simon Island
Oglethorpe Monumental Association
Savannah
E. ©. Machen
Brunswick and Birmingham Railroad
St. Simon
Old Fort
Daughters of the Revolution
Park
Oglethorpe Monument
Memorial Hall
Harriet Butts
Bloody Marsh
Brunswick Military Boys Headed to Albany Chautauqua
Brunswick sends a large contingent to Albany for the chautauqua events. A special Plant System train carried the military companies and June band, with a roster of leaders, officers, and sailors detailing the band drum major, riflemen, and ship’s crew. They plan to attend the day’s programs and return tonight.
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Brunswick
Albany Chautauqua
Albany
Athuaite
The
Mary Boys
Queen Wilhelmina Improves Slightly After Collapse
The Hague April 1 Queen Wilhelmina’s condition remains practically unchanged she does not lose consciousness and is nourished again. The prince consort and the queen’s physician left Castle Loo for a short time today a favorable sign for her health.
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Wilhelmina
Castle Loo
Examination for teachers in Georgia May in Atlanta
The next annual teachers examination for Georgia common schools will be held in Atlanta in late May. Applicants for licensure will be tested on elementary branches and Snay's School Hygiene. Free manuals will be available from county school commissioners. The legislature funded hygiene education and alcohol effect studies in schools. Brunswick Light & Water Co. advertises reduced prices on electric lamps fixtures and wiring.
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Atlanta
Snay
Georgia
Seaborn Wright
Floya
Brunswick Light & Water Co
Brunswick Man Survives Second Story Fall
John Wilson, a Bruns wick resident, fell from a second story window in the Kaiser building on Oglethorpe Street. He landed on stones and bricks but rose to his feet without clear injury, walking away as if nothing happened.
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Brunswick
Kaiser
Oglethorpe Street
Heroes in Gray Rally at Reunion City Reunion
An unusual reunion gathering brings veterans in gray to Reunion City. Witnesses recount a fall where a bystander claimed no injury, while a centenarian visitor in Greenville, Mrs. Wilza Bedell, 75, reacts nervously to her first locomotive.
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Greenville
S. C
Wilza Bedell
Charleston
Police kill two negro trespassers at North Birmingham park
In Birmingham Alabama on April 21 police officers Strong and McMath killed two black men during a night disturbance at the North Birmingham park. After orders to drop weapons, Henry Dunlap was shot when he raised his pistol and Tom Keller was shot as he still held a gun. The coroner ruled the killings justifiable.
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Ala
Strong
McMath
Birmingham Park
Henry Dunlap
Tom Keller
Monsoon Rescues Three From Drowning Near Wilmington Island
The yacht Monsoon picked up three men after their small boat capsized off Wilmington island. They clung to the hull for about thirty minutes, and one was in serious condition before recovering. Onboard were P. H. B. McArthur, Dave Merthur, George Brown, C. C. Cambridge, Albert Avene, and Harry Aveille.
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Savannah News
Monsoon
Wilmington Island
Messrs
P. BH. McArthur
Dave Merthur
George Brown
C. C. Cambridge
Albert Avene
Harry Aveille
Beef Price Increases Hit City Meat Markets
Proprieter notices in Jackson and other Lee state markets warn customers of 1 to 2 cents per pound beef price rise due to high beef cattle costs. Many shoppers, especially those with moderate means, may reduce beef consumption.
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Jackson
Migs
Lee Meat Markets
Dallas Hosts Confederate Veterans Reunion In April
Dallas welcomes thousands of Confederate veterans led by Generals Gordon Moorman Wheeler and Fitzhugh Lee for a four day reunion starting April 22. The event features parades, balls, receptions and a grand Kaliphate crowning with a closing barbecue for attendees.
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Tex
Elty
Lee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Southeastern
Gordon and
Moorman
Joe Wheeler
Fitzhugh Lee
Fair Grounds
John Allen
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
United Confederate Veterants
Honest but charged in Havana embezzlement case
Judge Clark of the federal court in Chattanooga Tennessee discharged J H Robinson of Blount County Tennessee in an extradition case. Robinson was sought for extradition to Havana for alleged embezzlement of several thousand dollars from Milburn Wagon Company. He claimed he was in partnership and not an agent, hence not a criminal, but debtor of the firm.
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Tenn
Clark
Federal Court
J. H. Robinson
Bledsoe County
Havana
Milburn Wagon Company
Kromason
Cuba
United States
Robinson
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Doorfinger
Ad H. Mcjullough
Herbert Miller
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Will Mitchell
Brunswick Riflemen
L. A. Robinson
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H. C. Pearson
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