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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1936

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Camp Removals Mark Georgia Power Ouster Fight

Atlanta dated report says Governor Eugene Talmadge ousted State Treasurer George B. Hamilton and Comptroller General William B. Harrison. Adjutant General Lintley W. Camp carried out the removal, presenting suspensions effective until the next legislative session in 1987. Carreker succeeded Harrison. Tobe Daniel named to succeed Hamilton as tensions rise over a $100,000 revenue warrant.

Atlanta Eugene Talmadge George B. Hamilton Wiliam B. Harrison Lintley W. Camp Camp Talmadge Harom Harrison G. B. Carreker State Auditor J. B Tobe) Daniel LaGrange Georgia Public Orvice Commission Hamilton George Treasury Department Carreker Geo. B. Hamilton

Chevrolet Junking Plan Aims to Cut Highway Hazards

Chevrolet Motor Co continues its junking program for all dilapidated autos. Thousands of old cars have been smashed since January to remove hazards on highways. W. E. Holler says the effort will reduce traffic danger as both used and new Chevrolet sales hit record levels this season.

Chevrolet Motor Co W. E. Holler Mr. Holler Chevrolet Holler

Braswell Found Shot Dead In Macon Truck

Landis E. Braswell a 35 year old route manager for a local laundry was found fatally shot in his truck in Macon Georgia. A coroner's jury ruled the wound personal safety related. Braswell had lived in Macon ten years after moving from LaGrange.

Macon Landis E. Braswell Braswell LaGrange

Closed bank at Dawson pays 100 percent to depositors

Dawson Ga Feb 21 final dividend of 30 percent to depositors of the closed Dawson City National Bank is paid, completing 100 percent of deposits. Depositors will also receive 7 percent interest on all deposits since the bank closed November 7 1982, according to receiver J B Downs.

Dawson Dawon City National Bank J. B. Downs

Felton Seeks Court Post for Georgia Court of Appeals

Jule W Felton Montezuma attorney and former Georgia Public Service Commission member seeks a seat on the Georgia Court of Appeals bench. Felton's candidacy follows Judge Frank Jenkins plan to vacate and Price Gilbert retirement cues. Felton, Mercer graduate 1919, has 16 years of law practice and edited the Montezuma Georgian.

Georgia Count of Appeals Jule W. Felton Montezuma Georgia Public Service Commission Felton Eugene Talmadge Frank Jenkins Supreme Court Price Gilbert Mercer University Webb School Emory College University

Albert C Ritchie Dies Suddenly in Baltimore

Baltimore February 24 Former Maryland Governor Albert C Ritchie a prominent Democratic figure died suddenly at his Baltimore apartment in the early hours. He was 59. Ritchie a leading advocate of states rights opposed prohibition and became a national figure during the 18th Amendment era. He sought the Democratic presidential nomination in 1932.

Baltimore Albert C. Ritchie Maryland Albert Cabell Ritchie

Howell's Trial Set to Begin March 20

Atlanta Feb 21 Trial of Alex S Howell brother of Hugh Howell Georgia Democratic committee chairman and aligned with Governor Talmadge opens March 20 on charges of falsifying WPA time claims and using relief workers to mail copies of the Georgia Woman's World The paper widely circulated at Macon grass roots convention attacked President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt including a photo sequence showing Mrs Roosevelt with a Black escort.

Atlanta Alex S. Howell Hugh Howell State Democratic Committee Talmadge WPA Georgia Woman’s World Alex Howell Macon Governor Talmadge Roosevelt

Columbus Man Dies Suddenly at Fort Benning

Columbus Ga Feb 26 George Harrison Trussell 52 of 1956 Hamilton road Columbus died suddenly from a heart attack Tuesday morning at Fort Benning while working as a foreman on a construction job. He was born in Talbot county son of the late Henry C Trussell and Frances Williams Trussell. He had lived in Columbus with his family for 15 years and was a member of Talbotton Baptist church.

Columbus George Harrison Trussell Hamilton Road Fort Benning Trussell Post Station Mr. Trussell Talbot County Henry C. Trussell Frances Williams Trussell

Corpse of Dawson Negro Allegedly Buried Vanishes

Dawson February 22. Rip Cooledge undertaker prepared for burial of D Holley, a Black prisoner jailed for bicycle theft. The coffin remnant box and clothes are missing. the body fled overnight from the jail ward, leaving the undertaker shocked. Holley, prone to trances that mimic death, was declared dead by a fellow prisoner.

Dawson George Washington Rip Cooledge D. Holley Terrell County Holley Raymond Turner

Death of Macon grocer in back room shooting scene

D Emmett Dean operator of a Macon grocery store was found dead in a back room with a smoking 82 pistol in his hand. He was unconscious and bleeding when rushed to Macon Hospital where he died shortly after.

D. Emmett Dean Macon

Achievements of Georgia editors at Athens meet

Georgia editors were honored at a Gridiron dinner closing the Georgia Press Institute. Webb Miller spoke on the Italo Ethiopian conflict. Maj Clark Howell Jr and President Caldwell praised the institute and university system while the Bullville Bugle mocked editors with cups, mugs, and caps for various “achievements.”

Athens Georgia Press Georgia Press Institute Webb Miller John J. Tigert University of Florida Miller University of Georgia Atlanta Constitution Emily Woodward Institute H. V. Jenkins Savannah Morning News Savannah Evening Press Bullville Bugle Bugle Jenkins Savannah the Bugle Bullville Kirk Sutlive Blackshear The Press Association Hal Stanley Georgia Commerce and Labor Dudley Glass Atlanta Austin Dean Gainesville Milton Fleetwood Cartersville O. B. Keeler Atlanta Journal Jack Williams Way- Lene Journal-Herald Jere Moore Milledgeville Association Dave Turner Statesboro Bulloch County John Paschall Albert Hardy Gainesville News, W. S. Kirkpatrick Atlanta Georgian McKenzie Perry Montezuma Clark Howell, Jr Constitution Howell Caldwell Sanford Maj. Nowell Washington PWA Maj Union

Sickness Defers Columbus Court in Georgia

In Columbus Georgia on February 24 judge C Frank McLaughlin canceled sessions of the supreme court due to widespread illness in the community. Jurors and several lawyers cited sickness leading to the recess until March 23. Officials will travel to Talbot on the first Monday in March for the regular semi annual session there.

Columbus Supreme Court C. Frank McLaughlin Talbot

Transfiguration and Healing Teach Service and Faith

A religious reflection contrasts Jesus and the three witnesses on the mountain with the valley of toil and death. It recounts the disciples failing to heal the demoniac boy without faith and prayer, and Jesus explains the need for sincere prayer to heal a sin-sick world.

Jesus Jesu

Sumter County elects 1 corps of officers

Americus Ga February 26 W P McArthur I Brown Small G R Ellis L G Council Mallie DuPree and George Mathews emerged winners in the Sumter county Democratic primary McArthur was renominated sheriff Small named to succeed himself as county tax collector Ellis won another term as city court solicitor and Council DuPree and Mathews named to succeed Holloway Mize and Wiggins as county commissioners H S Allen named again as superior court clerk Robert Hawkins county ordinary Judge James W Smith judge of city court of Americus Mrs Erin Stewart county treasurer and Ed Jenkins coroner were without opposition There was lively pre election campaign especially for the three posts on the board of county commissioners

Americus P. McArthur I. Brown Small G. R. Ellis L. G. Council Mallie DuPree George Mathews Sumter County McArthur Small Ellis Council DuPree Mathews Olin Holloway Hugh L. Mize George Wiggins

Sale Of Funeral Contract Voided By Contempt Ruling

Thomasville Georgia February 21 Judge B C Gardner in Grady county superior court sentenced more than 100 alleged violations of a November injunction against South Georgia Funeral Homes Inc of Cairo. Five day suspended terms were imposed for each contempt finding with a total jail penalty if violated.

Thomasville South Georgia Funeral Homes, Inc Cairo B. C. Gardner Grady County Superior Court Camilla Camila Tudge Gardner

Mother Forfeits Life for Child in Perry Inquest

Perry Georgia February 25 The coroner s jury found the death of Mrs A J Howard on the Houston road eight miles north of Perry was an unavoidable accident caused by a tourist car driven by Margaret Y Smith of Vassar Michigan The mother shielding her three year old Billie crossed the highway to reach the child and was fatally injured while the child escaped unhurt An elderly witness said Mrs Howard tried to block the road at the mailbox before the car reached them

Perry A. J. Howard Houston Road Margaret Y. Smith Vassar Mich

Bankers Meet in Philadelphia Advance Banking Development Plan

Fifteen hundred bankers from fifteen eastern states gathered in Philadelphia for a two day conference under the American Bankers Association as part of a nationwide program of banking development led by president Robert V. Fleming. The meeting explored legislative, managerial, operating and public relations topics and considered how banks might assume more government emergency functions while maintaining sound banking practices.

American Bankers Association Philadelphia Robert V. Fleming Fleming O. Howard Wolfe

Bankers Association Warns Banks On Crime Response

The American Bankers Association says non-member banks suffer double burglaries and robberies compared with members. Members display a sign claiming protection by the association’s detectives who arrest 150 to 400 bank criminals annually. The group notes criminals boast avoiding the protected banks while detainer warrants pursue offenders across jurisdictions.

American Bankers Association Association BAYB

Leave to Sell Estate of Amanda Locke in Taylor County

J E Locke as administrator of Mrs Amanda Locke estate filed a petition for leave to sell real estate in Taylor County for distribution. Creditors and next of kin are cited to show cause at the next Court of Ordinary term on the first Monday in March 1936 why the petition should not be granted. This February 5 1936.

Georgia Taylor County J. E. Locke Amanda Locke Taylor Court of Ordinary

Beeland Applies for Permanent Admin Of Ida Wiggins Estate

Dan S Beeland applies for permanent administration of Ida Wiggins estate in this county. Creditors and next of kin are summoned to show cause at the ordinary’s office by law within required time why administration should not be granted to Sal petitioner. Witness L T Peed ordinary dated February 4 1936.

Georgia Taylor County Dan S. Beeland Ida Wiggins Sal L. T. Peed

Sheriff’s Sale In Taylor County March 3 1936

The sheriff will sell at the courthouse door in Taylor County on the first Tuesday in March 1936 the 3rd day of March, during legal hours, to the highest bidder for cash, a tract of 68 acres on the west side of lot 148 in the 24th Land District. Bounded by Riley Gray to the north, Riley to the east, T. M. Smith to the south, and Douglas Riley to the west. Levy to satisfy state and county tax executions for years 1924 1925 1926 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1938 and 1934, returned by J. M. Downs. R. P. McGUFFIN, Sheriff, Taylor County, Georgia.

Georgia Taylor County Court House Twenty-fourth Riley Gray Riley T. M. Smith Douglas Riley Dink Riley Levy J. M. Downs L. C R. P. McGuffin George

Maudie McCullum Seeks Year’s Support in Estate Case

Maudie McCullum has filed for twelve months support from the estate of Walter McCullum, deceased. The application will be heard by the Ordinary at the March term 1936, on the first Monday in March. Witness signature of L. T. Peed, Ordinary of Taylor County, dated January 15, 1936, in George.

Georgia Taylor County Maudie McCullum Walter McCullum L. T. Peed George

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Carrerer Daniel Hamilton and Harrison Chevrolet Motor Company L. E. Braswell Albert Ritchie Army Post Meeting OF Press Institute Ben F. Meyer Peter James John God Charles H. Mylander Ohio United States Federal Reserve Fiures Mylander Bayer Aspirin Sheriff's Sale
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