Anderson Keeps a Board Position in Georgia
Macon and Atlanta state news report that W. T. Anderson of Macon says impeachment against John N. Holder is unnecessary. The Georgia Supreme Court affirmed the governor’s lack of authority to revoke a commission, leaving redress as a possible step. Also noted are Annie M. White’s death in Macon and Grady Merritt’s heroism saving children from a lake during a whisky trial.
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Atlanta
State Supreme Court
John N. Holder
Clifford Walker
Ww. T. Anderson
Macon
Highway Board
State Senate
Anderson
Holder
Senate
Supreme Court
Sam L. Olive
Jefferson
Messrs. Anderson
Bennet
Mr.Holder
Hol‘der
Atlanta Constitution
F. J. Stokes
Highway Department
East Point
Jalil Macon
Grady Merritt
Byron
W. H. Barrett
Merritt
Opening Date For Tobacco Sales Set Quitman
D A Vick of Rocky Mount North Carolina arrives as associate manager of Brooks County tobacco warehouse with W H Fenner. He confirms the official tobacco season opens July 21 in south Georgia, with no change unless crop conditions alter plans. He notes progress on the warehouse and quality tobacco crop conditions.
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Quitman
D. A. Vick
Rocky Mount
N. C
Brooks County Tobacco Warehouse
W. HE. Fenner
Youths Indicted In Elliott Death In Atlanta
Two Fulton county youths E C Cameron and Millard Davis were indicted for murder in the death of 14 year old Ralph Elliott who was run down February 26. Cameron’s March term trial ended in a mistrial. a demurrer was filed and assault with intent to murder was dropped to seek a straight murder indictment. Hearing date not set. Davis has not yet been tried.
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Elliott
Atlanta
E. C. Cameron
Millard Davis
Fulton County
Fulton County Grand
Ralph Elliott
Cameron
G. H. Howard
Davis
Findley Guilty in Fulton County murder case
Atlanta Ralph Findley, 23, was found guilty of murder after a short jury deliberation in Fulton superior court. Felt Abernathy, 18, was convicted of voluntary manslaughter and sentenced to 12 to 20 years. A motion for a new trial will be filed.
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Atlanta
Ralph Findley
Fulton Superior Court
Felt Abernathy
Findley
Herman Findley
Perjury Charge In Tanner Case Moves For New Trial
Lawyers for J. J. Tanner will file a motion before Judge Earl Camp in Dublin seeking a new trial in the Rawlings case. The motion lists 25 separate motions centered on questions of veracity between a father and his three children.
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Tanner
Sandersville
Rawlings
J. J. Tanner
Earl Camp
Dublin
Mistrial Declared In Burns Estate Case
Superior Court presided by Judge H. B. Strange declared a mistrial in the estate case of the late Virgin H. Burne of Ogeechee. The proceedings centered on a 1300 acre farm and were described as the most important case tried.
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Sylvania
H. B. Strange
Virgin H. Burne
Ogeechee
Scopes Indicted for Teaching Evolution in Public School
Dayton Tenn July 10 set for trial in Rhea county case charging John T Scopey with unlawfully teaching evolution in public schools. Grand jury heard testimony from biology students and reporters noted the line up of prosecution and local officials in this landmark case.
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Dayton
Tenn
John T. Scopey
Rhea County
John Thomas Scopes
Tennessee
Hicks
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Walter White
George W. Rappleyea
Mr. White
Doctor Rappleyea
White
Austin Peay
Scopes
Grand Jury
Raulston
John Rose
I. A. Small
J. W. Rockholt
W. M. Dickey
Robert Rigsby
Jerry Billberry
J. M. ‘Wright
R. M. Davis
R. F. Montgomery
R. J. Jones
J. W. Long Walter White
Rhea
Mr. Scopes
Jack Hudson
Traynor Hutcheson
James Benson
Howard Morgan
Gordon Arnold
Ross Cunningham
Maurice’ Stout
Two Wonderful Things Peter Did In Acts Nine
Lesson centers on Peter’s miracles in Acts nine including the healing of Aeneas and the raising of Dorcas. It links the growth of the early church to outward signs and the spread of the gospel aided by Peter and the apostles. The text emphasizes spiritual growth perseverance and building up the church.
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Peter
Saul
Lord Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ
Aeneas
Christ
Dorcas
Army Filer Dies In Parachute Mishap At Lakehurst
Lieut. James R. Kyle Jr. of Lynchburg Virginia was killed when his parachute failed to open after leaping from a plane at Lakehurst New Jersey. He and Lieut. James Schildauer were on the wings to jump as the motor failed. The jump happened about 200 feet above ground. Chief Petty Officer Starr signalled them to leap during the motor trouble.
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Lakehurst
N. J
James R. Kyle, Jr
Lynchburg
Kyle
James Schildaufer
Starr
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Annie M. White
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Virginia
E. V. White
Portsmouth
Ben Hill
Fitzgerald United
Engneer
J. T. Marshall
State Division
G. W. Darden
Dixie Highway
Ags
Bowen Mill
Wilcox County
Fitzgerald
Ocilla
Leonard Boswell
Whitehall Street
Boswell
G. H. Mulkey
Mitchell
Whitehall Streets
Whitehall
D. H E. Lewis
P. B. Fitzwater
D.D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
LYDDA
Joppa
Jesus
United States Rubber Company
Ford
Ghanblon
Blasenteraul
Meve
Gem
Champion Spark Plug Co
Toledo
Ohio
Windsor
Ont
London
Paris
Or Bet
Ita
Penn’merchandise Co., Inc
N. Freat St
Philadelphie
Persia
Chesebrough Mfg
Consolidated
New York
Seminole Specialty Co
Lake City
Fis
Florida Land
Alameda Ave
Lakeweed
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