Twelve Want The Position Test Of New Game
The Sol dirs Home trustees meet in Atlanta on the third Wednesday in January to elect officers submit annual reports and name a new superintendent. George Keith acts as superintendent since Captain Barry's death with twelve applicants for the post and bids soon opened for a $5000 addition to Menhoopital to care for aging veterans. Also Savannah judge Freeman rules on a new game law violation in the State against R Ward Allen and a gun and pistol auction scheduled for December 23 at the Court House door to cover shop charges.
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Atlanta
Soldirs
Barry
George Keith
Savannah
Devis Freeman
R. Ward Allen
Allen
South Carolina
Georgia
Mr. Allen
Court House
Winchester
Christmas Eve Youth Entertainment at Central Baptist Tabernacle
Tonight at 7 15 in Central Baptist Tabernacle a youth event promises a good time for young folks. A big Xmas tree will stand and Santa Claus will spend an hour meeting children and giving a small package to each attendee.
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Central Tabernacle
Santa Claus
Governor commutes murderer's death sentence to life imprisonment
Atlanta December 21 Governor Slaton approves prison commission action commuting the death sentence of J. Hunter the Savannah murderer to life imprisonment. The respite would have expired tomorrow. He issued a lengthy opinion reviewing the case and records.
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Atlanta
Prison Commission
J. ©. Hunter
Savannah
Hunter
Col Henry Watterson to Speak in Savannah on Arbitration Ratification
Preparations are underway in Savannah Georgia for Colonel Henry Watterson editor of the Louisville Courier Journal to speak at the Savannah Theatre Tuesday evening on ratification of pending treaties for unlimited arbitration with Great Britain and France. The event is under the auspices of the Savannah Chamber of Commerce and a reception will be held upon his arrival.
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Savannah
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier Journal
Richeson Nearing Recovery After Self Harm in Jail
Boston dispatch reports Rev. Clarence V. T. Richeson shows rapid recovery from injuries after mutilating himself in Suffolk county jail cell. Medical and legal experts differ on ability to stand trial January 16 for the Avia Linnell murder case. Sheriff Seavey keeps constant guards at his bedside. Morse, Richeson’s attorney, says his client rests quietly.
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Boston
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Avia Linnell
Suffolk County
Richeson
William A.morse
Seavey
Night Rider pictures at Majestic Theatre in Waycross
Tonight at the Majestic Theatre in Waycross the Night Rider pictures from Tennessee will be shown in two reels about Captain Rankin's capture and execution. The program includes a refined singing and dancing act and a 15 cent admission. The management guarantees satisfaction with no price increase for the extra attraction.
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Majestic Theatre
Tennessee
Captain Rankin
Reel Foot Lake
Night Riders of
Atlanta Woman Frightened Twice by Death Note Threat
In Atlanta on December 24 a matron received a note from Jim T threatening death by his own hand. Police searched for Graham, who later telephoned to say he had not harmed himself and was returning from a trip to Chattanooga. Friends and police condemn the abnormal act and caution against future threats.
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Atlanta
W. A. Epson
Jim T
Rns
Graham
W. A. Graham
Chattanooga
Christmas Mail Service Hours At City Post Office
The city carrier window opens Sunday December 24 from 8 to 10 a m for mail delivery and general business. On Christmas Day the city carriers conduct one full delivery, extra staff are added, and windows remain open 8 to 10 a m for general delivery stamp and register services. Rural carriers continue their usual trips. The piece also notes a humorous aside about quail and a lament for unfulfilled hopes concerning a prize fighter.
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Irlera
Hughes Family Moves to Savannah From Waycross
Mr J N Hughes moves his family to Savannah where they will reside in future Mr Hughes has been manager here for Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of New York and will remain associated with the company in Savannah Their friends here regret their departure W B Morton of Griffin Ga becomes manager of the Metropolitan business here The Herald extends a hearty welcome.
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J. N. Hughes
Savannah
Hughes
Metropolitan, Life Insurance Company
New York
Waycross
W. B. Morton
Griffin
Busi- Beas
the Herald
Hilm
In Memory of Fire Victims Requiem Mass Held
Archbishop Quigley presided at Holy Name Cathedral as a requiem high mass was celebrated in memory of fire victims. The service noted a big reduction on doll carts and referenced local companies and individuals connected to the tragedy with memorial mentions through Friday and Saturday events.
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Chicago
Quigley
Holy Name
Slaton Appoints Walter F. George and Max B. Land to Judgeship
Governor Slaton selects Walter F. George as judge to replace A V Whipple and names Max B. Land as solicitor. Both applicants backed by strong endorsements. appointments take effect January and must face the next general election.
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Atlanta
John Slaton
Georgia
Walter F. George
A.V .Whipple
Cordele
Slaton
Waycross Schools Close for Holidays
At noon yesterday hundreds of students at the Waycross public school were dismissed for the holidays. The spring term begins March 4, and Mins Teaste Wright’s kindergarten also closed until after the break, reopening Tuesday January 2.
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Waycross Public
Teaste Wright
Mttle
Stockyards fire a year ago today widows receive fund
A year after the Chicago Stockyards fire four hundred eleven thousand dollars were distributed among twenty one widows of the victims through popular subscriptions. The relief fund was planned to aid families affected by the disaster.
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Cago
Protect Yourself with Insurance Against Tree and Pest Catastrophes
An incomplete ad urges readers to take out a policy to guard against Xmas tree pests and related ruin. It mentions KNIGHT & SON, phone 286, LaGrande Building, as contact for protection.
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A.M
Knight & Son
LaGrande Building
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