Jurors Selected by Commissioners for Two Sessions
The board of county commissioners drew jurors for a two week civil term starting Monday and a one week criminal term beginning December 20, to be presided by Judge James L. Webb. Lists name prospective jurors for civil terms in December and criminal term groupings.
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Superior Court
Board of County Commissioners
Greensboro
James L. Webb
Shelby
12Th Judicial District
Eli Harrel
W. A. Causey
E. A. Hatcher
J. A. Wyrick
A. P. Brown
A. E. Glass
Ohio ballots tilt toward Willis while Donahey leads
Ohio voters endorsed Frank B. Willis for the U.S. Senate by a substantial plurality, with Governor Vic Donahey, seeking a third term, leading Myers Y. Cooper by about 20 000 votes in early returns. Donahey previously won by a large margin as Coolidge carried the state.
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Columbus
Frank B. Willis
United States Senate
Ohio
Vic Donahey
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Donahey
Coolidge
Photographic Justice Upsets in Local Balloting
Mrs Hall leads Donahey over Mr Cooper in the latter's home county by a large plurality in a notable upset as Republicans trail in the ballot.
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Hall
Donahey
Mr. Cooper
Frances Stevens Hall
Princeton
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor R. Mills
Light-O'-Love
Ohio Governor Dohaney Gains Clear Field After Pomerene Defeat
In Ohio the defeat of Atlee Pomerene by Wiis leaves Governor Dohaney with a clear field. The constitutional amendment to repeal direct primaries was defeated by about two to nine. Meanwhile 15 to 18 players were cleared to return to practice after pledging obedience to the training rules. Coach Woodruff kept the suspensions undisclosed as the Bull Dogs prepare for Auburn.
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Woodruff
Bull Dogs
Auburn
Georgia Football Squad Back To Normal After Suspension
The University of Georgia football team returned to normal today and began another week of active training after suspensions for rule infractions and reinstatement yesterday. Several players were affected and resumed practice as the squad prepared for ongoing workouts.
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Athens
University of Georgia
City Council to hear fuel station permits at two sites
J H McIntyre seeks permission to open a gasoline filling station at 1109 East Green Street and E Wray Farlow seeks permission at 109 West Commerce Street. The City Council will consider the applications and hear related allegations at the next regular meeting on November 16, 1926, by order of the City Council dated November 2, 1926.
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J. H. McIntyre
East Green Street
E. Wray Farlow
West Commerce Street
Marmalade jar prompts puzzled exchange in London
A playful London exchange has a grandson misusing a marmalade jar to mount stamps in his album, prompting his grandmother to remark on the curious use. The brief humor centers on mistranslation and domestic wit in light conversation.
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London
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C. C. Teague
Charles F. Coble
J. E. Nelson
A. B. Lambert
J. E. Alderman
L. H. Barker
Alvin Smith
L. A. Finch
M. L. Reese
R. S. Russell
W. L. Abbott
G. D. Oakes
Ed. Clodfelter
Alonzo Farrington
H. E. Knight
M. J. Parrish
Don M. Burgess
A. D. Ward
KE. M. Boone
A. G. Davis
W. G. Lewis
J. D. McPherson
D. D. Park
W. E. Folgeman
G. H. Hinton
W. B. Weaver
R. G. Brown
A. Dowdy
G. C. Phillippie
W. P. Vestal
D. K. Harllee
J. H. Roane
W. F. Bei
Christy
Razor
Joc
Randall’s
Ohios
Willis
U.S. Senate
Cooper
Victor Classic
Rose Furniture CO
Georgia
R. L. Pickett
S. Saunders
Burrus Clinic
North Main Street
Army & Navy Store
East Washington Street
The
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Norman’s Army
Beacon
Bedcoms
Hermans
Endicott Johnsons
Anvil
Carhart
Lee
Wilson Motor Co
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