Economic revival shown as industries restart full time
Several weeks of improved business mood emerge as manufacturers resume full time operations, export cotton rises, lumber trade improves, and ports in Savannah and Pensacola handle higher activity. Banks and companies pay dividends while new mills and plants announce reopenings, signaling momentum after the downturn.
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Father Killed by Son in Milledgeville Station Area
Milledgeville December 31 report says J. J. Carr fifty, a merchant at Carrs Station twelve miles from Milledgeville, was shot and killed about three oclock yesterday afternoon by his son George Carr in defense of his mother and widowed sister Mrs Goodley Beck.
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Pardon Sought for Stripling in Georgian Case
An initial pardon petition for Thomas Eugene Stripling, convicted of murder, reached Governor Slaton after public appeals across Georgia. Physicians report incipient tuberculosis and neurasthenia, arguing for clemency to avoid execution-like confinement. The governor plans to decide in several days after review.
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Reese G. dies of pneumonia in Atlanta
John C. G. Reese, known as Reese, dies at his Pine Street residence in Atlanta after several days illness. The Augusta Chronicle Macon Telegraph and Savannah Press note his prominence in Georgia journalism and his wide esteem among editors and the public.
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