Hearing Set in Supreme Court Case for Fennary Note
The report outlines a pending Supreme Court hearing involving Carrington and Talbot ownership claims. General W. B. Flournoy and Garrington from Van Mupcoges are noted, with mention of Bolleltat and Fennary 18. The document references an argument period and an attorney Thibotteil who will appear before the Supreme Court.
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Columbus
Gay
Rg, Carrington
F ‘Talbot
Supreme
Fennary
W. B. Flournoy Garrington
van Mupcoges Popaity
Aeatena
Aineleetie
Gra Atate Jolm
Thibotteil
Georgia to Hang Four Youths in Separate Death Sentences
Four young men in Georgia face execution on January 29 and March 2 for murders in Taylor and Putnam counties. Gervis Bloodworth and Willie Jones await the electric chair in Milledgeville after a 1923 killing in Taylor County, while Ted Coggeshall and Syd McClelland, sentenced in Eatonton, are to die in the electric chair for the Putnam County school superintendent murder. Governors and higher courts have twice delayed or paused other clemency efforts. The case spans Muscogee and Putnam counties, with earlier appeals and a last-minute injunction staving off one scheduled hanging.
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Atanta
Ted Coggeshall
Syd McClelland
Patate
Hang
I Nk
Gervis Bloodworth
Willie Jones
C.E. Roop
Muscogee
Columbus
Jones
Bloodworth
Howard Fy
Medicine
Saltarian
Tay- County
Coggeshall
McClelland
Eatonton
Tudee WB. Jark
Milledgeville
Wic Wright
Putnam County
Tiaye
Georgia
Clifford “Walker
Alain
Eupreme
Supreme ‘Court
Taylor County
Butler
W.E. H. Searcy, Jr
Dawn of a New Era for the South in prosperity and growth
The year opens with the South embracing progress and better living as nations recover from war. The piece notes continued cooperation, strong railroad and steel sectors, high wages for labor, and steps toward balancing industry and agriculture. It urges equitable policy, enhanced schools, and broader opportunities as southern citizens gain a firmer grip on postwar prosperity.
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Jhistory
Iaid
South
Rev J H Stanford Resigns Asbury Memorial Pastorate
Savannah Georgia January 4 Rev J H Stanford resigns as pastor of Asbury Memorial Church in Atlanta. He will not leave the conference and will resume ministerial work. Mrs Stanford is ill and the congregation regrets his resignation after starting a second year.
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Savannah
Atlanta
John. Hy
Stanford
Asbury Memorial Church
Syorkt Hater
Stanforst
Lanta
Asbury
Halley Elected Clerk to County Commission Board
At the regular monthly meeting of the County Commissioners Tuesday, A M Halley cashier of the Farmers and Merchants Bank at Charing was elected Clerk to the board to succeed Jas L Burt who resigned. Halley is described as fully competent for the position and one of the county's most successful popular young business men.
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A. M. Halley
Charing
Jas L. Burt
Halley
Macon Mercantile Firm Names New Manager
Mr. Barnes of Macon has assumed management of the Cash Mercantile Co. store succeeding Mr. A Scandrett whose death appears in this issue of the Herald. Barnes, though young, brings years of mercantile experience and comes highly recommended for his business qualifications and personal attainments.
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Deed. Barnes
Macon
Cash Mercantile Co
A. Scandrett
the Herald
Barnes
Mercury Up and Down for Two Weeks in Cold Spell
Beginning Wednesday before Christmay and continuing until the end of the old year the people of this section have faced extreme variety and cold weather. Rain and clouds gave way to wind from the Alaskan region driving away clouds. Thermometers swung from sixteen degrees above to sixteen below freezing. Ice thickened, pipes froze and burst as a sharp northwest wind kept temperatures at record lows for several years.
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Georgia
Funeral Here for Unloaded Gun Victim
A young boy Olin Royal, ten and a half, died from a gunshot wound in Woodland, Taylor County, when a companion’s unloaded gun discharged at close range during a rabbit hunt. The accident, blamed on the hammer catching a sweater, left the Royal family and community mourning. The funeral was Sunday at Woodland Methodist Church, with burial in Butler City Cemetery.
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Woodland
Gai
Olin
Royal
Mra J. M.boyly
Lari
Butler
Taylor County
Woodland School
MisamKatic
Bitlaniany
Kate
Revs. Neare
Ty. Adams
Serious Accidental Wounds Reported for James L Burt
Newspaper accounts describe the serious accident that struck James L. Burt, longtime cashier of the Taylor County Bank, now cashier of the Commerce Bank & Trust Co. His car overturned on a Jefferson and Commerce road, leaving him with a broken leg and deep gashes on head and legs. He was alone at the time, and locals send sympathy while awaiting fuller information.
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Jas. L. Burt
Taylor County
Butler
Bank /& Trust Co
Jefferson
Commerce
Burt
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Dechiare
Moore
Andry
Sally
Colleen Moore
Baturdpay
Ney
Agrlty
Gabe Murdorfter
J.H. Stanford
A.M. Halley
Macon Law
Mercury
Wood
James
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