Bankers Not Sane Since 1514 Affects Atlanta Banker Case
Mrs. Manley accuses banker of insanity amid bankruptcy and court hearings. Testimony notes brain vessel dilation and abnormal brain condition as physicians report on the banker’s mental state during guardianship proceedings and a trust company petition.
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Rai
W.D. Manwire
Banke
Iit Idi
Sheen
Langer
Aja
Aonl
Manley
Eel
Wade Moat
sAtlantia
Hia Iutombile
Trust
Thomas Hi Fea
Trust Company
Fis
Joe T Manley
Barnes
Sales
Warer
Cotton crop forecast cut by nearly four hundred thousand bales
Government's Monday estimate lowers Avcotton crop to 15,248,000 bales with a 69.5 condition. The drop from August 1 is about 400,000 bales, triggering a market rally as October quotes move to 17.55. Georgia condition 56, Tennessee 70, South Carolina 53 from last year’s 16,103,679 bales.
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Georgia
Tennessee
South Carolina
Two Jail Escapes Back Behind Bars in Georgia
Eatonton Ga Aug 21 Tom Martin and R L Tinsley charged with assault with intent to murder were recaptured after escaping Putnam County jail Friday night. They were moved to Bibb County jail in Macon Saturday. Martin, a Wrightsville resident, allegedly tried to kill Lee Tuggle on the Dixie highway six weeks ago. Turk shot Tinsley after Turk was wounded. Authorities suspect outside help and concealed tools aided the escape via a jail window.
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Eatonton
Tom Martin
R. L. ‘Tinsley
Putnam County
Bibb County
Macon
Sheiff
Joe Walton
Martin
Wrightsville
Lee Tuggle
Dixie Highway
Taggle
Tinsley
Lucius Turk
Turk
SUGGESTS BETTER USE FOR STATE CONVICTS
Georgia should devise a new plan for convict labor to reduce losses. A state prison report to Governor Walker notes 1925 per capita costs of 254.69 and production value of 106.37, leaving a net loss of 248.52 per person.
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Atlanta
Georgia
State
Guv. Walker
Sam J. Slate
Hia
Peach County Deploys Agricultural Demonstration Agent
Peach County hires a demonstration agent with federal funds and local support to begin work September 1 in Fort Valley and surrounding areas. The position aims to assist farmers and residents through agricultural education and services.
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Peach County
Fort Valley
Rt. Vale - Peach’ County
State revenue show details gains and tax plan
Aug 19 The Wabekesel reports a proposed tax rate cut to five mills for 1926, aiming to save the state 4.78 million from ad valorem taxes. Public utility taxes rise to 194.9 million, utilities collected 8.39 million more, while other revenues total 6.10 million to meet 1926 appropriations of 11.96 million.
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Wabekesel
Wight
Wright
Trainmen Endorse Carswell and Talmadge in Georgia
An official Georgia Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen letter dated Aug 18 endorses Geo Carswell for governor and Eugene Talmadge for commissioner of agriculture. Signed by L W Flowers J Paul Stephens and R H Lanter the message notes strong labor backing and contrasts with a prior Atlanta labor meeting by J D Weaver that Brown’s campaign supported.
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Atlanta
State Legislative Board
Georgia Brotherhood of Railway
Carswell
Brotherhood of
Tabor
J. D. Weaver
J. J. Brown
sWeaver
Mr. Brown
Outstanding Scandal Over Midnight Clause in Georgia Bill
The Macon News discusses a long rumored superstitious paragraph in a highway bill that granted the highway department chairman autocratic powers. It questions how such a clause could appear under a title about load limits and argues the General Assembly should strike it from the record as a constitutional defect.
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Macon News
State Highway Department
Georgia
General Assembly
Georgia the state's beauty and promise praised in campaign
An editorial urges a cooperative effort to promote Georgia describing its assets, climate, history, and development potential. It highlights the state’s Anglo-Saxon citizenship, abundant untapped resources, and the need to discard old practices to revive agricultural and economic renewal. The piece frames Georgia as poised for renewed prosperity despite recent droughts and boll weevil challenges.
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Georgia
Georgii
Tts
Jean
Exoneration Report Tells of Henry Killing Case
Reports from Ideal in Yegarda recount the Henry killing by Will Fowler. The coroner Powter found exoneration after inquest, prompting publication of a shooting story last week in the Gill Song Maton County Citizen.
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Ideal
Yegarda
Henry
White
Will Fowler
Powter
Gill- Song
Maton County
Shipping Instructions for Georgia Cotton Growers Cooperative
Georgia Cotton Growers Cooperative Association Atlanta issues shipping instructions to Taylor County members. Ship from Central of Georgia and A B A rail stations to Georgia Cotton Growers Cooperative Association Southeastern Compress and Warehouse Co Macon with contract number on bill of lading. Include bale tag number weight and ensure tagged cotton is delivered to the listed compress for lowest storage and insurance rates.
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Georgia Cotton “Growers Cor Operative Association
Atlanta, Ga
Taylor County
Central of Georgia
Georgia
Cotton Growers
Co-operative Association
Care of
Southestern, Compress & Warehouse Co
Macon
Georgia Cotton Growers
Gara
Southeastern Compress & Warehouse Co
Candler
Hhse
Atlanta
Tauinstra Jongie
Fragmentary OCR Snapshot of Hapeburg Facility Tale
Portions of a historical fragment reference a Hapeburg facility and people labeled Auntris Apalo Chariee VI who died in 1700 Alario Thetpen and Sailiant Color The Conttary themes South America maps and Native contexts appear but the text is garbled and incomplete. The legible bits hint at a lineage or succession but lack clear events dates or outcomes.
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Hapeburg
Auntris
Apalo
Chariee VI
Alario
Thetpen
Jury Lust Draws Grand Jurors for October Term 1926
Grand jurors for Taylor Superior Court were drawn for the October 1926 term by Judge C Fy McLaughlin. The list includes numerous names across the Chattahoochee Circuit and Taylor County, with jurors assigned for the first and second weeks of October and October 1928 references noted in the record.
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Hill
Taylor Superior Court
C. Fy ‘McLaughlin
Chattahoochee Circuit
Rogers
Horton
Z.young
Cameron J
I. Fuller
Hy Aultmar
Coolik
Fy Seay
H. Riley
Huey
R. E. McCants
H. Newsom
J. Ry Wilgon O.R
Montgomery
M. Weaver
Bi Barnes
Hi. McCrary Wi
Hollis
W. Kimble
Vanlandingharb
Montfort _ TRAVERS
Taylor
Ch Perkins
W. CG
Heath
Parks
Lilry Adams
Windhar
Montgor Water Siges Hig
Porter
Brewer C. A
Freeman
Pakirksey
H. Cy Lowe
Fy Thompson
McMillion
Reliford
Royal MT
Gaultney
Perr
Watkins
He Merritt
Wilton Ral
Bell
W. T. ‘Saunders
Gray
Superior Court
Wic
Windham
Albert Carter
Casey G
Parks GO
Heathy W
Taunton
Rogers A
Neialer
Hinton Gi My Saunders
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Teibune
Georgian Press Association
Mn Sunday American
Igia
Will Pome
Oroner
State of Georgia
United States
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George Richard B, Russhld
Geo
H. Carswell Li
Harrdman John N. Holder
Wood
McLendon
Herrman Milner George
Napina
Wild Speer
Comptroller’ General
William A. Wright
Brown Eugene Talmadge
Commerce, and
Labor
Hy Mi Stanley
N. HO Ballard Ford
Pensions
Sam Askew
John W. Clark
Prison! Commission
Rainey
Jnd
Price
G. W. Lankford
Calvin W. Parker
Supreme Court
H. Warner Hill
H, Warner Hill
Supreme
James K. Hines
AL Eve
Judge Court of Appeale
C. H
Bloodworth
Judge Court of Appeals
Alex .W. Stephens
J.P. Highsmith
Alex W. Stephens
Congress
GRISP
Roe, Dunbai F
M. Green
Walter E. ‘Steed
W. H. Sealy
Naval College of
Percy W. Hudseh
Axe
Alex. W. Stephens
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Alex. Ws
Stephens Campaign Committee
Edgar Watkins
Goddard
Reynolds, Ga
South Amerite
Te Po
Comof
Bern
Smith L
Peterman
Garrett
Ty Montgomery
Chapman, S
Hi Griffith
Byrd
J. Hy Whatley
WE. Marshall
Mi Gee
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