Long Legal Fight Looms In Georgia Case
The Jones Bloodworth case could drag through months or a year as lawyers weigh mandamus appeals and injunctions. Possible paths include the Supreme Court, reprieves, and trial options in Taylor Superior Court with Judge Searcy and Judge McLaughlin named in the dispute. The Friday decision surprised lawyers who expected more time for the defendants.
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Supreme Court
Jones- Bloodworth
C. Frank McLaughlin
Chattahoochee
Mrs. S. R. Johnson Buried Saturday
Funeral services were held Saturday at 3:00 for Mrs. Sarah Rebecca Johnson 77 who died Friday at 1:00 p.m. at her daughter’s Americus home. She had lived in Talbot county before moving to Americus to reside with Mrs. Matthews. Surviving are husband Geo A Johnson four daughters two sons and many grandchildren. Interment in Oak Grove cemetery.
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L. S. Matthews
Americus
J. M. Cutler
Fist Methodist Church
Talbot Coury
Matthews
Geo. A. Johnson
L. S Matthews
F. Matthews
Columbus
F Butler
S. B Butler
Junction City
J A. Johnson
J. W. Johnson
Tampa
Fla
Oak Grove Cemetery
The Tree of Knowledge and The Tree of Life by Bishop Candler
Bishop Warren A Candler laments modern focus on education over moral life. He cites crime rising amid secular schooling and lack of religious training, urging families and homes to reclaim moral instruction, warning that neglecting the home weakens society and invites ruin. He references Brooklyn grand jury findings and stresses the need for the Golden Rule and religious influence in the home.
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Wm. J. Cox
St Andrews’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
America
Grand Jury
Brooklyn
N. Yu
Vanse
B. J. Humphrey
Bainbridge
Adam
Eve
Georgia Bars Poultry Shipments to Prevent Plague
Georgia state veterinarian imposed an embargo on all poultry shipments into the state as a precaution against the European poultry plague. The ban does not affect poultry moving through Georgia or shipments within the state. The plague has led to federal quarantines in several Midwestern states and hurt poultry trades in New York and New Jersey.
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Georgia
Meter F. Bahnsen
Bahnsen
Gearea
New York
New Jersey
Caspian Sea Tideles Weathers and Lake Superior Contrast
The Caspian Sea is described as a tideless inland sea growing saltier due to evaporation and spans about 700 miles north to south with a width over 100 miles. Lake Superior is cited as the largest freshwater body, with an east-west extent around 18 thousand miles and a breadth near 187 miles.
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Caspian Sea
Lake Superior
Oxygen carriers born daily depend on nourishment
Millions of red blood cells act as oxygen carriers formed in a healthy body each day. Their capacity to enrich blood hinges on how well you are nourished.
Capital Punishment Reform Viewpoint By J R Mosley
The writer argues against capital punishment citing Christian mercy and the lifelong impact of crime on both victim and offender. He asserts punishment fails to deter crime and urges repentance, forgiveness, and humane reform as the true remedy, invoking Jesus’s teaching to bless enemies and promote change. Macon Ga January 10.
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Mint
Taylor County
Jesus
God
J. R. Mosley
Macon
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