Dooly Superior Court Convenes And Adjourns Term
The May term of Dooly Superior Court met at 10 o clock with Judge A V Whipple delivering the grand jury charge. Jurors chosen included I S Lagser foreman and F J Lewis clerk, F Collier as bailiff. The judge stressed laws on gaming, concealed weapons, prohibition, and urged merging public school systems. He praised jurors and noted civil cases closed. next Monday the criminal docket will be heard. The grand jury also adjourned to reconvene then.
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Dooly Superior Court
A. V. Whipple
Lagseter
Foreman
F. J. Lewis
F. Collier
Judge Whipple
Whipple
Dooly
Singing called off at Pine Ridge Church
The News announces that the singing planned for Pine Ridge church on the fifth Sunday in May has been canceled due to circumstances not favorable to holding it at that time.
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Pine Ridge Church
Threshing Service Offered by L L Fallington
Farmers urged to contact L L Fallington of Pinehurst Georgia regarding threshing during the season. A portable 800 capacity threshing outfit is available and he will thresh for pay on short notice. Write a card when ready and he will come at once.
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L. L. Fallington
Pineburet
Traveling Optician to Visit Pinehurst on May 14
An optician representing A. K. Hawke's of Atlanta will be at F. M. Barfield's Pinehurst store on May 14 for eye tests and glasses fittings. All work guaranteed by F. M. Barfield Pinehurst Ga.
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A. K. Hawke's of
Atlanta
F. M. Barfields
Pinehurst
F. M. Barfield
Storm Death Toll Rises Across Georgia Forty Six Dead
A Georgia storm Friday night and Saturday caused 26 known deaths across Haralson Dougherty Polk counties with many injured about 50. Haralson had seven deaths Dougherty five Polk nine while Savannah area saw property damage and injuries. A house collapse killed Mrs Price and left a baby unharmed. Mr Price was injured but survived.
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Manuel Toson
William Jackson
Mary Cheatham
Thomas County
Tabitha Allen
Fuller
Polk County
Hessie Gagle
Lewis Shelly
James Johns
I. L. Simpson
B. F. Hawkins
Strayhorn
Carroll County
W. M. Price
Deap
Georgia
Haralson
Dougherty
Polk
Haralagh Counry
Dougerty
Savannah
Morner
Bane
Victory
Mimmock Price
New Trial Denied in Mitchell Case in Atlanta
Judge L S Roan denied a motion for a new trial for William H Mitchell after he was convicted of assault and battery and sentenced to twelve months on the chain gang for an attempted assault on Miss Lucile Linton of Thomasville. The ruling sends the case to the State Court of Appeals amid defense and prosecution affidavits questioning a key witness. Mitchell remains free on a $5 000 bond and reportedly in poor health.
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Atlanta
L. S. Roan
Fulton Superior Court
Thomas Superior Superior Court
William H. Mitchell
Lucile Linton
Thomasville
Mitchell
Roan
Reuben Arnold
Theodore Titus
A. Roddenberry
W. E. Thomas
Valdosta
Thomas F. Green
Athens
Miss Linton
Liberty
P. O’ Croley
Thomas County
Croley
State Court of Appeals
Pope Hill Death Ruled Self Inflicted by Pistol
The Telfair County grand jury concluded Pope S. Hill died by a pistol shot in the right eye, discharged by his own hand, after a full investigation in McRae. Witnesses and experts from Macon and McRae supported the finding of suicide.
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McRae
Telfair Superior Court
Pope S. Hill
Hill
Pope
Dodge Land Office
Macon
Gold Giveaway Coupon Promises Prizes for Enrollments
A historic ad promotes a gold prize linked to mailing in names of prospective students for a commercial college in Athens Georgia. It offers multiple tickets per enrollment and requests addresses, with August 4th as a deadline.
Global List of Traditional Alcoholic Beverages by Region
A compendium of drinks tied to regions and countries including rice beers from Japan and Java, palm liquors from India and Sumatra, fig and coconut liquors from Morocco and Burma, grape wines from Italy and France, whiskeys from Scotland Ireland and Kentucky, and varied beverages across Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas with notes on sources and ingredients. The list mixes names and origins with uncertain spellings and parcialmente incomplete details.
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Japan
Lake
Holand
Mexico
Borneo
India
Arabia
Turkey
Sumatra
Morocco
China
England
South Africa
Cape
Burma
Germany
Denmark
Belgium
Ethiopia
Solomon Islands
Java
Persia
Scotland
Ireland
Canana
Kentucky
Tibet
Madagascar
Abyssnnia
Africa
Summer Nature Camp for Women Opens at Sunrise Park
A Brooklyn sent dispatch says Dr. A Sidney Higgins runs a June 1 camp at Sunrise Park Connecticut four miles from a railroad where women campers wear no clothing except in bad weather and live on fresh milk and cereals. They sleep in tents and practice archery tennis and swimming with some night camping.
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Brooklyn
Sunrise Park
Ridgefield
Conn
New York Dispatch
A. Sidney Higgins
Kingston Avenue
Sims
Higgins
TROTTERS CHEAP. Man Quits Race Horses For Sale
A broker advertises four trotters for quick sale as the owner J. O. Hamilton quits racing. Immediate offers requested to take the animals.
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Hamilton
Magistrates and Constables Meet at State Convention
The convention aims to prepare a Memorial to the legislature addressing defects in current laws governing courts and seek amendments to elevate the judiciary. A state organization will be formed. delegates from each county are expected. Attendees should notify the committee. white ribbon badges serve as a passport. Rail fare arrangements are noted with specific discounts and ticketing instructions.
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Lawa
Georgia
Atlanta
Weep Point
Tom Roparts
W. A. Poe
R. F. McCowen
Superior Court Jury List
Superior Court jury list names jurors including J B Ryner J M Campbell R Brown D Leater W W Graham C A Mima Dorsey E Rodgers AL Jones E Noble M Ward EB Fenn PD McCarty A J Mixon Ed Howell WO Ingram J H Swearlington J Lashley F J Lewis J A Lilly J P Powell J R Qarrell A Q Royal J H Wallace J A H Folkes W A Ingram B Pilkington I S Lasseter K R Lewis
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B Ryner
M Campbell
R Brown
D Leater
W Graham
B Nichols
A Mima
CO Dorsey
E Rodgers
AL Jones
E Noble
J M Ward
EB Fenn
PD McCarty
A J Mixon
Ed Howell
WO Ingram
H Swearlingen
J Lashley
F J Lewis
J A Lilly
P Powell
R Qarrell
A Q Royal
H Wallace
H Wallace, J A H Folkes
W A Ingram
Pilkinton
I S Lasseter
K R Lewis
Travers Jury First Week Ties to L. R. Raines Camp Leaders
The article lists jurors including L. R. Raines J. T. Carlisle and many others for the Travers trial week. It notes a camp with a matron but no cook, a nature camp open annually June 1 to August 30, and remarks by Dr. Higgins son of A. S. Higgins Sr. on returning to nature and principle in medicine.
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Higgins
A. 8. Higgins
Brooklyn Public Schools
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Pine Ridge
Optician Coming
Anil
Harrlson
M. M. Vernon
H. Cagle
Thomas Brooks
C. H. Rice
Dougherty County
M. Price
Clem
Bartow County
Vince Sanford
Hall County
Jim Faulkner
Dick Hulsey
Chatham County
Mattie Lou Cline
Lanta
McKane Hospital
White County
Rock Hill
General Green
Rev. L
Cramer
Atkins School House
Ernest Taylor
Vienna
Faustine Nelson
Deasie Reynolds
Messra W. O
Gus Dorminy
J. T. Fountain
Abbeville
Viola Mixon
T. D. Dorminy
Julius Hobba
Roof Dorminy
Seville
Annie Mae Rodgers
Rock Hill Cemetery
Jane Wright
Mrs. Hardy
R. W. Reynolds
Pope Hill
Telfair Grand Jury
Addrega
Pen Eewenne
Deateeen Peete
Preenen
College
Athens, Ga
Siberia
Italy
France
Greece
Spain
Australia
Portugal
South America
United States
St. Louis
Superior Court
Grand Jury
L. R. Raines
J. T. Carlisle
Wilson
J. T. Nelson
F. M. DuPriest
C. B. Perry
J. O.hamilton
W. T. Lindsey
J. D. Lupo
J. L. Peavy
C. C. Dancap
H. C. Adama
O. C. Graham
C. E. Bowen
J. N. Sangater
J. T. Howard
Jno
A. Jenkins
J. P. Clewis
Gurr
W. L Butler
D. W. Horne
J. H. Hamrick
D. L. F. Peacock
R. Whitehonn
WB. Goodwyne
T. Shogster
H. Butler
T. J. Powell
H. Porter
Jas. W. Cason
W. A. Lujbo
J. ¥. Edwards
D. M. Borum
Braddock Stansell
W. H. Beddingffield
R. H. Trippe
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