Coast Line Expected to Build Monticello Extension Soon
Perry Herald reports during a visit by Atlantic Coast Line officials Harry Walters and Lyman Delano that Perry residents have waited years for the Monticello extension. The executives hinted progress is likely soon but offered no firm date, citing wartime delays and current freight congestion as factors.
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Coast Line
Harry Walters
Atlantic Coast Line
Lyman Delano
Perry Herald
Atlantict. Coast Line
W. F. Hargrett
Herald
Walters
Monticello
The
Childe
Monticello News
Samoa Parliament Acts in Radical Change
Apia Samoa October 1 native parliament of eastern Samoa meets and undertakes sweeping reforms. Members debate constitutional changes and accelerate legislative agenda amid nationalist sentiment and calls for self rule.
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Samoa
Apia
Maf
Eestern
Talk of Drilling Oil Wells at Monticello
Monticello reports that Wray Hawthorne Company of Camden Arkansas plans oil drilling in Florida. Vice president T F Bray aims to lease 20000 acres, drill one or more wells within three to five miles of the city, to 2660 feet if needed, with seven eighths royalty to the operator and one eighth to landowners.
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T. F. Bray
Wray
Hawthorne Company, Incorporated
Camden
Arkansas
Monticello
Bray
D. H. Gilbert
Florida
Gilbert
United States
Oklahoma
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Local visitors and business figures flock to city
A flood of out of town visitors fills the day with business trips and social calls. Tallahassee Decatur Charleston Macon Savannah Meridian Trenton Trenton New and used pianos advertised downtown while optical goods and plumbing services highlight local commerce.
Autumn Term of Thomas County Superior Court Opens
The October term of the Superior Court convenes Monday at 10 oclock with Judge W B Thomas presiding. Civil matters are calendared, grand jurors summoned, and prosecutors plan to present 25 to 30 warrants for criminal offenses including five seduction cases. Petit jurors are listed for first and second weeks, with bankruptcy and charter petition notices appearing in the docket.
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W. EB. Thomas
Hay
Grand Jury
T. J. Willis
J. A. Horne
Robinson
B. H. Wright
J. W. Smith
R. R. Singletary
J. B. Jemison
M. C. Ball
J. B. Rountree
C. White
P. W. Lewis
J. M. Simpson
H. B. Fuller
Sam Cooke
R. A. Rutland
Leo Wilkes
L. Rogers
T. C. Ivey
W. A. Bustle
J. V. Hawthorne
E. P. Ward
R. G. Fleetwood
A. E. Stringer
Adam Arnold
R. W. Stewart
D. B. Anderson
A. McDougal
T. C. Beverly
Pardee
S. R. Robinson
Superior Court
Thomas County
Georgia
W. B Cochran
M. L. Haire
J. H. Griffin
G. F. Wincy
I. M. Smith
B. B. Hancock
P. L. Dixon
J. F .Mays
K. K. Moore Lee B. Kelly
IT. IL
Spence
J. D. Blanton
C.c. Wurst
J. F. Clark
Ij. H. Carroll “Hansell Watt
J. H. Law
O. W. Nesmith
J. H. Harvey
G. W. Anderson
W. W. Rudd
M. Singletary C. J. Nix
J. J. Parramore
S. Haddock
R. H. Elrod
BR. T. Carter A B. Carlton
J.C. Thomas
J. B. Norton
J. A. Turner
J. B. Cone
C. R. Sasser
J. L. Key
BE. B. Bishop
J. A. Bowers
J.J. Miller
W. R
C. T. Mills
Pavo
Valdosta
Qgqhorgia
Said County
W. BE. Thomas
W. B. Cochran
W. F
Thomasville
Dolper
H. H. Merry
Japanese Destroyers Sent to Chinese Waters
The Japanese navy dispatched two destroyers from Port Arthur to Tsingtao on October 17 to protect Japanese residents amid tensions in the area.
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Chinese
Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Japanese Navy Department
Port Arthur
Tsingtao
Tragedy in Etowah leaves three dead and one wounded
In Etowah Tennessee on Thursday night Ben Parker shot his wife and infant in the Morrows home, fatally wounding Mrs Morrow and seriously injuring Norman Morrow. Parker then suffered a fatal wound near his home. the manner of self inflicted harm remains unclear.
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North Etowah
Ben Parker
Norman Morrow
Mr. Morrow
Monroe Man Named Private Secretary
Governor Walker appoints John B. Wilson of Monroe as private secretary to succeed Matthew C. Bennett who becomes chief examiner at the Georgia Securities Commission. In a separate note, a homicide mystery remains unsolved with no powder burns and a .38 revolver found beside the victim while a .32 pistol had been used in the other shootings.
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Walker
John B. Wilson
Monroe
Matthew C. Bennett
Georgia Securities Commission
Weather outlook and land law note unrelated changes
The article lists a week forecast for South Atlantic and East Gulf states with mostly fair, cool start and rising temperatures later. It also oddly reports a radical land law change granting male Samoans five acres, with a second five acre grant upon planting, and compensation to landowners, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
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