Ruling by Attorney General Yeomans Aids Voters
Atlanta July 6 Attorney General M J Yeomans ruled that voters disqualified for non payment of taxes may be added to voting lists if they paid poll taxes by May 5 1924 even without re registering The opinion was sent to county registers directing restoration of names once disqualification is removed and suggesting supplemental lists for the coming primary and general elections
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Atlanta
M. J. Yeomann
State Law Department
Recreation program shines at Georgia Southwestern college
Americus Ga July 9 the recreation program for summer students at Georgia Southwestern College was praised by President Feyton Jacob. Students divided into groups with captains and sponsors. activities include swimming tennis hiking checkers baseball stunts folk dancing and horseshoes. Each group earns points toward a concluding entertainment.
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Amercus
Georgia Southwesten College
Feyton Jacob
Rheba Posey
Rochelle
Inez Morgan
Americus
Narcissa Cox
Arabi
L. R. Towson
Otis Harrell
Camilla
Paul Ellison
Kathleen Lowrey
Peston
Addie Beall
Earl Taylor
Thomasville
William Phillips
Camila
Wynelle Blythe
Spec Towson
Opal Prince
Elizabeth Crumbley
Billy and
Mary Em Towson
Bank Robbery At Pavo Bank In Thomasville Area
Two unmasked men robbed the Pavo Banking Company on the Thomas Brooks County line in the afternoon. They forced cashier A B Green and a female employee to surrender about $800 from counters and cash drawers before fleeing in a dark green Ford V-8 toward Thomasville.
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Thomasville
Pavo Banking Company
Pavo
Thomas-Brooks County
A. B. Green
Miss Brice
Green
Chantry
Thomas- Ville
Bank Cashier Identifies Robber in $800 Hold Up
Thomasville Georgia July 7 Cashier A B Green of the Pavo bank identified Willie Jackson as one of two men who held him up Friday afternoon and escaped with 800 dollars authorities said Saturday.
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Thomasville
A. B. Green
Pavo Bank
Willie Jackson
Patronage complaints voiced by House Democrats
Representative Byrns of Tennessee said several House Democrats remain unhappy with federal patronage distribution. He noted criticism centered on job allotments, while responses to a Roosevelt popularity question suggested most would back him with a larger majority if he ran this fall.
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Washington
Burns
Tennessee
House
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Byrns
Roosevelt
Farley
Congressional Committee
Locksmith Held for Forging Key to U.S. Mail Bag
James P. Clayton, a locksmith, was arrested in Atlanta on charges of forging a key and mutilating a United States mail pouch lock. A post office clerk alerted authorities after seeing the lock and key in a shop window. He is held on $2,000 bond awaiting a Monday hearing. federal penalties can reach 10 years or a $500 fine.
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Atlanta
United States
James P. Clayton
U. S. Commission
Clayton
James W. Cole
Cole
Former Railway Hand Named Winecoff Hotel Manager in Atlanta
Gay L. O. Moseley, born in Johnson County and raised in Laurens, rises from railway section hand to manager of Atlanta's Winecoff hotel. His career spans teaching, war service, journalism, and hotel public relations before reaching the continent’s principal southern city’s top hotel post.
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Railway
Hand
Winecoff Hotel
Atlanta
Gay L. O. Moseley
Winecoff
Johnson
Laurens
South
Adrian
Wadley Southern Railroad
Mr. Moseley
Johnson County
Laurens County
Wrightsville
Antioch School
Cochran
Bleckley County
W. W. Larsen
Congress
Larsen
Moseley
Germany
France
Dublin
Constitution
Clark Howell, Sr
Cub Reporter
Jeity
Writor
Dinkler
Ansley
State Hotel Association
Georgia Hotel Code Authority
Piedmont
Brief News Bits From Georgia Paper Lineup
Short items report a 4 year old bitten by a rattlesnake in Sandy Springs but expected to recover. tax collection dispute between W E Page and Georgia Tech Athletic Association. a Valdosta incident ties molasses to a mouse and yellow jacket fight. Georgia tobacco market opening date set for August 1. Atlanta conventions in 1934 projected to exceed 1933 totals. improvised operating table used to set a broken leg in Atlanta. Macon to host a December opera season. a horse collar maker seeks work via re employment agency. W L Mitchell named NRA compliance director. new postage stamps released featuring Jean Nicolet and national parks. Georgia Florida railroad branch slated for abandonment July 31. T H McHatton named manager of Chancellorsville homestead project. Mason City Council asks NRA cooperation to revoke licenses for Blue Eagle display.
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Georgia Newspaper Alliance
John Hill Vickers
Sandy Springs
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Atlanta
W. E. Page
Georgia Tech Athletic Association
Valdosta
Willard Grubbs
Macon
W. L. Mitchell
NRA
A. M. Soule
Jean Nicolet
Green Bay
Wis
Georgia and Florida
Augusta
Wrens
Gibson
Sandersville
Tennille
T. H. McHatton
University of Georgia
Chancellorsville Homestead
Mason City
Crocus Sack Reveals $13500 Estate Hidden Loot
In Greensboro Georgia a crocus sack held thirteen and a half thousand dollars awaiting estate administrator Dr. E G Evans. Culver died in January and his widow followed last week leaving cash totaling eight thousand five hundred and government bonds five thousand in the Culver home. Evans named administrator of the estate.
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Greensboro
G. P. Culver
Culver
E. G. Evans
Dr. Evans
Civil Service Exam for Junior Legal Assistant Open
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for Junior legal assistant in labor law with a $2000 annual salary. Applicants need law school education including labor law. Closing date is July 30. deductions reduce pay to fund economy and retirement.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
College of Law
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Ries & Armstrong Jewelers
Cherry St
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