Statewide book system to start Tuesday for public schools
A state funded book system goes into effect next Tuesday for schools supported by the state funds. New textbooks chosen by the State Board will be used in counties as of March 1 and remain in use for five years, with strict penalties for teachers using nonapproved books.
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Ok Commission
Informity
Ture
Ion
W. B. Merrud
Atlanta
Funeral of Dr Youmans in city draws large crowd
The funeral for Dr Youmans, a prominent local figure, was held in the city on Wednesday afternoon. The procession began at his Fifth Street residence led by K lodge and K of P lodge members with visiting brethren. Rev Atkinson delivered an impressive tribute at the grave side.
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A. Youmans
Fifth Street
K Lodge
Atkinson
Australian ballot urged by Farmer in local vote reform
A letter from a reader named Farmer advocates adopting the Australian ballot for the upcoming primary. He argues it ensures equal treatment of candidates, reduces manipulation at the polls, and preserves voter confidentiality, outlining a booth setup and supervision by sworn managers to ensure a fair, private vote.
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District Court House
Black youth linked to infant assault near Pelham and Camilla
In Pelham Georgia on February 24 a 15 year old mixed race boy named Jack Johnson allegedly assaulted a four year old girl of white farmer George Williams. a posse formed as a manhunt spread across the area. The next day in Camilla the same Black person youth, later named Johnson, was captured and taken to Albany after surrender.
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Pelham
Jack Johnson
George Williams
Here
Johnson
Camilla
Jack Jonson
George Williamson
Faircloth
J. George Foster
Phenix City
Foster
Little Frank Hickman
Broughton Attacks Juvenile Court Reform In Atlanta Speech
Dr. Len G. Broughton denounces a proposed Atlanta juvenile court urging reform through prevention and local churches. He lauds W. J. Bryan, calls the Tabernacle speech prophetic, questions class bias, and argues for a first class reformatory over new courts while denouncing punitive measures.
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Len G. Broughton
Atlanta
W. J. Bryan
Tabernacle
Everbody
Busy Dooly Court Passes Civil, Divorce Dockets
Dooly superior court, convened Monday, is busy with civil docket trials and several divorces. Key case: W H Bussey ex police chief of Cordele vs city for ten months salary $605. jury verdict for Bussey. Hugh Dollar vs G S & F Railroad, third trial, previous verdicts for Dollar and railroad, case likely appealed. Other trials include several divorce verdicts and consent verdicts for plaintiffs and defendants.
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Board of Health
Bussey
Hugh Dollar
G. 8. &F. Railroad
Dollar
Supreme Court
L. C. Averette
Mills Angelly
Leila Jones
George Jones
Minnie Ross
James Lawson Ross
B. F. Sheppard & Bro
L. C. Edwards
the People’s Bank
Louis Lippman
John King
Wallace
John J. Wheeler
Atlanta Editorial Calls for Municipal Conscience Reform
A modern voice urges municipal conscience in Atlanta to avoid new reforms. The piece argues existing justice machinery is sufficient and warns against meddling changes, echoing a prophetic call to straighten the city’s path.
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Atlanta
Atlanta News
DeWitts Little Early Risers touted for liver health
An advertisement extols DeWitts Little Early Risers as a tonic for a strong liver and rebuilt liver tissues. It claims the pills cleanse the system without griping and guarantee satisfactory results. Sold by Vienna Drug Co.
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DeWitt
Vienna, Drug Co
J. R. Horne Declines Senate Run Card
J. R. Horne of Pinehurst declares he cannot run for state senate citing home duties and lack of political aspirations. The report notes Crum and Fields remain as avowed candidates while Bedgood’s candidacy is uncertain.
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State Senate
Cols. D. A. R. Crum
8. R. Fields
J. R. Horne
Pinehurst
W. E. Bedgood
Arabi
Bedgood
Honsie
Senate
J.R. Horne
Arm Amputation After Accident at Vienna Cotton Oil Mills
Henry Littlejohn a colored worker at Vienna Cotton Oil Mills suffered a severe injury when his right hand was drawn into a breaker. The accident occurred Wednesday morning and resulted in amputation below the elbow. He was reported to be recovering well at last accounts.
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Henry Littlejohn
Vienna
Big Supply Store Burns in Kingaworth Georgia
Fire destroyed Finch, Humphreys & Co. big supply store at Kingaworth, wiping out nearly all stock valued at 16 000 dollars. Insurance carried with Aetna for 8 000 dollars. The post office in the same building also burned.
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Moultrie
Finch, Humphreys & Co
Kingaworth
Aetna
Rail line to Birmingham eyed as survey advances
Brunswick and Birmingham railroad expansion progresses with a survey party measuring track age under a new combine. Next work aims from Montezuma toward Birmingham along the direct route.
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Brunswick and
Birmingham
New Combine
Montezuma
J P Heard & Sons Laces and Embroideries Stock Review
A local dealer promotes a large stock of new laces reading and embroider series from J P Heard and Sons. The notice urges customers to inspect offerings and note wide selection and likely favorable prices.
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J. P. Heard & Sons
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Dooly County
Broughton
Col. W. J. Bryan
Col. Bryan
America
W. H. Bussey
Cordele
Railroad
Jesse R. Horne
Georgia
Hymen Richardson
Gainesville
Wilkes County
Washington
Hawkinsville
Commerce Street
Court House
Seaborn A. Wright
Rome
Wayccross
Capt
A. A. Burke
Central of Georgia Railroad
Macon
W. A. Graham
Fort Gaines, Ga
Robinson
Moseley Mercantile CO