The Vengeance of Durand at Rivoli with Alice Joyce
Alice Joyce stars in The Vengeance of Durand adapted from Rex Beach. The Rivoli screens October 22 with Joyce portraying Marion and Beatrice Durand in a tragic tale of flirtation, revenge, and self sacrifice.
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Alice Joyce
Vitagraph
Vengeance of
Durand
Rex Beach
George Randolph Chester
Rivoli Theater
Marion
Beatrice Durand
Impoundage Notice for White Spotted Heifer Yearling
The marshal W A Anglin impounds a white spotted heifer yearling with marks crop and split in right ear and split in left ear. Owner urged to call and pay expenses to recover the animal.
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W. A. Anglin
Notice of 1920 State and County Tax Due Dates
State and County Tax is due now with payment locations listed for Butler Reynolds Panhandle Perkins Daviston Howard Norwich Mark Charing Rupert Southland Potterville Mrs Mat Riley's Store Neisler and Gaultney's Mill No J J. McCANTS Jr T on specified dates through December 1920.
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Butler Court
Reynolds
Panhandle
Perkins Court Grounds
Daviston
Howard
Norwich
Charing
Rupert
Southland
Potterville
Mat Riley
Neisler & Gaultney's
J. J. McCants.jr
Grand Lodge Session of Progress Brothers in Butler
Georgia Grand Lodge of Progress Brothers and Sisters of Light holds its forty ninth annual session in Butler with 122 camps represented from across the state. About 400 members attend under Rev. Wm G Bivins of Memphis as Worthy Grand Master. The event runs this week at the enlarged colored Baptist church with host districts Lee Sparks and Lem Harmon coordinating hospitality for visitors.
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McDonough
Grand Lodge of Georgia of Progree Brothers and Sisters of Light
Butler Lodge No. 259
Georgia
Wm G Bivins
Menhis, Tenn
Grand Lodge
Colored Baptist Church
Lee Sparks
Butler Camp
Lem H. Harmon
Wm. G. Bivins
Worthy
Memphis
Tenn
Corliss Palmer Named Most Beautiful Girl in America
Miss Corliss Palmer of Macon Ga won the Fame and Fortune beauty contest among 50 000 entrants judged by Mary Pickford Olga Petrova and others. She appears in Ramon The Sailmaker a Brewster Production five reel feature from Brewster Company.
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Macon
America
Corliss Palmer
Mary Pickford
Mme
Olga Petrova
Howard Chandler Christy
Thomas Ince
J. Stuart Blackton
Maurice Tourneur
Samuel Lumiere
Carl Laemmle
Jesse Lasky
David Belasco
Blanche Bates
Eugene Brewster
Miss Palmer
Montpelier Avenue
Fame and Fortune
Brewster Production Company
Ramon the Sailmaker
General Presentments from Taylor County Grand Jury 1920 1925
The Grand Jury reports jail sanitation and repairs to bottom-cell doors to segregate colored prisoners, plus courthouse and jail window repairs. Recommends appointing J. G. Hill as N. P. and Ex-officio J. P. for Reynolds district and J. W. Gholson for 748 District. Calls for destroying seized liquors publicly with records. condemns officers taking settlements for offenses. Recommends pauper support for Mary Jane Emerson, pension rolls reviewed, county officers bond with corporate surety, and daily pay for Clerk and Treasurer. Thanks judges and Solicitor General. orders publication in Butler Herald with $15 fee.
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Taylor Superior Court
J. G. Hill
N. P
J. P
G. M
Reynolds
Taylor County
J. W. Gholson
Mary Jane Emerson
Lovett
G. H. Howard
F C. McLaughlin
Butler Herald
Delegates Named for Macon Convention to Nominate Senators
The following gentlemen were appointed as delegates and alternates to attend the state convention in Macon on the 25th to formally nominate United States Senators Thomas E. Watson and Governor Thomas W. Hardwick. State and District democratic executive committeemen will also be chosen at this convention. The Taylor delegates include Hon. C. W. Foy of Butler and Hon. Homer Beeland of Reynolds with alternates Hon. R. M. Suggs and Hon. W. W. Douglas.
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Majcow
United States
Thomas E. Watson
Thomas W. Hardwick
Taylor
C. W. Foy
Butler
Homer Beeland
Reynolds
Edwards Denied New Trial in Georgia Wife Murder Case
J Fred Edwards former Talbotton marshal convicted of murdering his wife has been denied a new trial by the Georgia Supreme Court after appeals from Talbotton and Griffin judges. The lengthy case featured sensational testimony and a life sentence, with state counsel building a strong prosecution case against Edwards.
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Talbotton
J. Fred Edwards
Supreme Court of Georgia
Talbot Superior Court
Talbot Court
Edwards
Encholia
Itar
Talibot Court
Harrell
Bain’ Sbridge
A. P. Persons
John H. McGehee
John A. Smith
Reuben Arnold
Atlanta
George C Palmer
Columbus
William Searcy
Griffin
Georgia
C F J McLaughlin
Chattahoochee
Jones Perryman
Hewlett A
Resolutions Committee
War Finance Board
One Dead and Two Hurt in Columbus Ice Plant Fire
In Columbus Georgia a fire at the Atlantic Ice and Coal plant caused 75000 dollars in damages with the entire plant valued at 250000. Shipping clerk Joseph King of Eagle and Phoenix Mills was fatally injured by debris from an exploded ammonia tank while a fireman and an elderly woman died en route to safety. Officials reported 20 mules died in a nearby corral burned by the blast.
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Columbus
Atlantic Ice & Coal Corporation
Joseph King
Eagle and Phoenix Mills
Virginia Tarbins
Bank of Mauk cashier vanishes with family amid embezzlement rumors
Prominent Mauk official H Hendrix and his wife and children disappeared on a Wednesday night, leaving town for Heard county then unknown. Bank officials froze holdings as an audit begins while a potential $16,000 embezzlement shortage is noted and Howard Riley is named cashier candidate.
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Maukce
H. Hendrix
Bank of Mauk
Heard County
Mauk
Hendrix
Mauk Bank
H. J. Garrett
F. R. Purvis
D L Averett
J S Rogers
Howard Riley
Butler
Notice to creditors of the Bank of Mauk
All parties having claims against the Bank of Mauk are notified to file sworn proof within ninety days. The proof is to be filed with J. O. Hardwick, State Bank Examiner in Charge, at the Bank of Mauk, Georgia. October 21, 1920. T. Rp. Bennett, Superintendent of Banks of Georgia.
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Bank of Mauk
J. O. Hardwick
Georgia
T. RP. Bennett
State of Georgia
Trespass Notice Warns Against Hunting On Specific Lots
A posted trespass notice warns all persons not to trespass on lands listed in the 12th district including Lot 154 except 50 acres and all of Lots 135 and 126. Prohibitions include hunting removing timber or molesting the property, with posting in the clerk’s office as the formal notice.
Strayed Cattle Near Talbot County Line
Four head of cattle missing from lower edge of Talbot county near Taylor county line. Two mild cows and two large yearlings, black yearlings with dove coloring. One steer and one heifer. Marks include crop left ear and split right ear. Reward for information.
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Talbot County
Taylor County
For Sale Milch Cows by J A Heath & Son Howard Ga
Several good milch cows are for sale. Call and see them. J A Heath and Son, Howard Georgia, R F D 1.
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J. A. Heath & Son
Howard, Ga
Dally Thought On Kindness Law And Duty
A terse remark links unkindness to law with Hosea Balfour cited as a reference. The note suggests avoidance as a practical response in a legal or social context.
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Dally
Hosea Balfour
Superior Court In Session Again This Week
The adjourned Taylor Superior Court sat with Judge G H Howard presiding. The grand jury was discharged after a one day session. Jurors found Jim Lowe guilty of murder with a life sentence. Other defendants including Jim Small, Will Johnson, and Clifford Towns faced varying charges and outcomes. Judge Howard may soon end his Taylor circuit duties and relocate to Atlanta.
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Taylor Superior Court
G. H. Howard
Columbus
Jim Lowe
Jin Lowe
Henry Terry
Rupert
Jim Small
Will Johnson
Howard
Mauk
Clifford Towns
Munroe Thomas
Reynolds
Chattahoochee
Taylor County
Butler
Atlanta
Cotton finance debated by Macon bankers in editorial
The Macon Telegraph quotes local bankers defending Federal Reserve policy on cotton credits. They argue banks can extend loans on cotton receipts to prevent hoarding, asserting no bias against cotton growers while targeting speculation and middlemen.
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Maton ‘Telegraph
Macon
Federal Reserve Banking System
Telegraph
Federal Reserve System
Houston
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Board
Georgia
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G T. Brooks
S. P. Patterson
S Garrett
Young
W. E. Bazemore
H. H. Newsom
S.garrett J. H. Draughon Committee
T. J. Fountain
H. K. Sealy
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Treas
Grand Jury
R. M. Suggs
W. W. Douglas
A. H. Hendrix
Superior Court