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Newspaper

Brunswick News

Location

Brunswick, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1912

Page

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Judge Kraudd Writes a Card to The News

Judge D W Krauss of Brunswick denies insinuations of allowing gambling. He asserts he directed the city solicitor and a special officer to investigate any violations and to act against violators, regardless of identity, while denying any orders to drop the case. The letter asks for prominence in response to a previous article. Also notes hockey match in Boston and death of Congressman John G McHenry in Pennsylvania.

News Gamling the Elks D. W. Krauss City Court of Brunswick

Pettigrew stabbed by Rivers on Monk Street

George W. Pettigrew was badly stabbed by Adam Rivers near Newcastle Street. Rivers was captured by Officer Harold Morgan and jailed on assault with intent to murder charges. Pettigrew, with a knife wound to the cheek, is recovering and a preliminary hearing is planned once he testifies.

George W. Pettigrew Adam Rivers Mr. Pettigrew Monk Street Newcase Rivers Newcastle Newcastle Street Levy Harold Morgan Cis Justice of the Peace Pettigrew Darien

New Solicitor of City Court Named in Glynn County

A. H. Crovatt will succeed R. P. B. Dart as solicitor of the Glynn city court, after being appointed by Governor Brown. Crovatt will take the oath of office Wednesday and is praised as a top young attorney. Dart ends a noted tenure described as one of the court’s ablest in its history.

Glynn County Court A. H. Crovatt R. PB. Dart Crovatt Brown Dart

Wilson family to attend inaugural with first view

Mrs Woodrow Wilson and her daughters look forward to the March 4 inauguration with uncommon interest as none have seen a president inaugurated. A Southern League note asks if they may be received after the ceremonies and Mrs Wilson replies she cannot say more on authority.

Washington Woodrow Wilson United States

Reiss Carnival Closes After Weeklong Run in D Brunswick

The Reiss carnival, shown under the Elks lodge in D Brunswick, ends tonight with most attractions above average and a strong business across the board. The company features many games of chance which have drawn solid crowds during its stay.

Reiss D Brunswick Lodge of Elks

Sermon for the New Year Promises Guidance from Rev Loy Warwick

Rev Loy Warwick leads a New Year sermon at 11 a.m. with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and youth directed address at 7 36 p m on Gods Will and Our Life The Epworth League watch night service is Tuesday from 11 to 12 oclock A Bible class lecture follows the Sunday school in the main auditorium Visitors invited.

Loy Warwick Epworth League

New Manager at the Oglethorpe Hotel

The Oglethorpe Hotel will have a new manager today as Jaeckel takes charge after leasing the property. The transition was delayed by contract signing, but Jaeckel brings hotel experience and is expected to elevate the hotel to top state status.

Oglethorpe Hotel Jaeckel Oglethorpe

Turkey shoot tragedy rocks Clay county mountains

A Christmas day turkey shoot in Clay county near Talladega Alabama ended in Caleb Lockey's death and Joseph Lockey's fatal injuries with John Dunn seriously wounded. Reported heavy drinking at the event sparked a feud among friends and allies.

Talladega Ale Clay County Caleb Lockey Joseph Lockey John Dunn Measer

Christmas Treat For Sunday School At Krauss Hall

Sunday school children of St. Mark's church will hold a Christmas treat today at Judge Krauss's hall starting at o'clock.

St. Mark’s Church Uveir Judge Krauss’ Hall

Failed Bank Dividend Declared by New Orleans Uquidators

In New Orleans on December 27, Uquidators declared a dividend of 75000 dollars on the defunct State National Bank whose capital stock totaled 300000 dollars. The payout will be made on presentation of stock certificates. William Adler, former president, is serving a six year sentence in Atlanta federal prison.

New Orleans State National Bank Uquidators William Adler Atlanta

Agriculture urges rise of sugar beet farming at home

Cultivate sugar at home. The department of agriculture appeals to farmers to grow sugar beets, citing two million short tons of beets imported annually that could be produced domestically.

Washington United States Department of Agriculture

Notice to Dairymen in Frusswick City

The law requires all dairymen and milk sellers in Frusswick to register annually before January 1. Take notice and obtain licenses before the date at the High School building on Mansfield street. Health Officer T. A. Mau.

Frusswick Mansfield Street T. A. Mau

War Clouds Over Europe and Wilson Birthday Trip

Reports from Berlin and Washington describe Bulgaria preparing to renew hostilities and Turkish refugees leaving Europe under Red Cross aid. Peace envoys show hard lines as Balkan Turkey talks stall. President elect Wilson travels to Staunton for his 1th birthday with the Wilson family and local celebrations planned.

Thomasville Enters Georgia State League Bid Secures Franchise

Thomasville votes to join the Georgia State League completing the circuit with Brunswick Waycross Valdosta Americus and Cordele. League directors plan a meeting in Americus early next month to decide several important matters.

Thomasville Brunswick Waycross Valdosta Americus Cordelo

Senator-Elect Thompson Escapes Christmas Costume Fire

Garden City Kansas December 27 Senator elect William H Thompson narrowly escaped serious injury when his Santa Claus costume caught fire on Christmas night His hands were burned and much of his hair singed in the incident

Garden City Kan William H. Thompson United States Santa Claus

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