Parents blamed for gang of three gunmen in $43,607 robbery
A New York bank robbery double murder ties the crime to Tony Pantano 23 Joe Diamond 21 and Morris Diamond 27. Neighbors and police note privileged upbringings but blame lax parenting for steering these “papa's boys” toward crime. The trio faces murder charges and possible death penalty, despite strong family histories and early successes.
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Alexander Hermanner
New
George Russell Peabody
Marshall Stillman
Papa
Bensonhurst
Morris
Whitey
Joe
Tenmy
Farteno
Tony
Diamond
Connecticut
County farm agents doing great work in Georgia
Atlanta report notes farm demonstration agents now reach southern farmers with modern methods and machinery. The State Capitol discussion highlights broadened roles beyond weevil control, with agents assisting dozens of planters in diverse farming needs.
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Atlanta
Georgia Agriculturists
South
Georgia
Tar
Tariff Rally Seeks to Defend Oil and Animal Fat Rates
In Chattanooga, Southern Tariff Association members urged preserving current tariff protections for vegetable oils and animal fats. The meeting featured 40 leaders from farming, banking, and industry with speakers including J. J. Brown and J. H. Kirby. A resolution praised the Southern press for publicizing tariff discussions and urged ongoing coverage.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
United States Trade Commission
Southern Tariff Association
J. J. Brown
Georgia
Brown
J. H. Kirby
Association
W. S. Weston
The
Western Tariff Association
Moore
Alabama
Ed Woodall
Texas Cottonseed Crushers’ Association
A.M. Soule
Georgia A. & M. College
Athens
Southern Press
Southern _ press
South
Southern Tariff Congress
Third District A and M School Girls Battle Plains Friday
The Third District A and M girls team meets Plains High on Aggie indoor court at 3 30 Friday afternoon. Team captains and players named include Willie Mae Giles Mae Atkins Nelle Prance Annie Lee Byrd Bernice Parker and Catherine Swain.
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Plains High School
Aggie
Willie Mae Giles
Mae Atkins
Nelle Prance
Annie Lee Byrd
Bernice Parker
Catherine Swain
Georgia hunting season looks strong in state
Atlanta Dec. Now the hunting season is well under way there is promise of one of the finest seasons in Georgia in years, says Tram mell Scott secretary treasurer of the Georgia Fish and Game association. Reports from across the state note birds plentiful this fall due to more land and dry nesting season. The association works for sport and will enlist sportsmen in propagation protection and perpetuation of game and fish. applications to join have come from every section of Georgia.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Trammell Scott
Georgia Fish and Game Association
North Broad Street
Scott
Body of I. Belt found under car near Waynesboro bridge
The 49 year old planter I I Belt was found late Thursday night pinned beneath his automobile in a lagoon beside a bridge on the Augusta Savannah road, 17 miles from Waynesboro. Police think loss of control near the bridge caused the accident while he was en route to visit his wife in Augusta.
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Augusta
I. Belt
Midville
Waynesboro
Augusta-Savannah
Belt
ATLANTANS TO GET CHEAP WATER RATES
Atlanta officials announce lower water rates effective December 1 1923 and a delay of delinquent tax notices until January. Mayor Walter A Sims signed off after aldermen approved the measures while vetoing a $200 bonus for J R Leach tied to a corn sale, citing lack of legal authority.
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Atlanta
Walter A. Sims
Aldermanic Board
J. R. Leach
Farmers Can Now Get Market Reports by Radio
Farmers nationwide can receive reports of agricultural prices and market movements at leading market centers via radio. The service broadens access to price data and transport trends for growers and dealers nationwide.
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United States
Flax Experiments Revive European Seed in Egypt
Experiments test raising flax from European seed in Egypt where cotton has dominated farming for a century. Researchers explore adapting flax to local soils and climate, aiming to revive flax cultivation and diversify crops amid changing agricultural practices.
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Egypt
Population distribution by hemisphere
A historical note states that ten elevenths of the world’s population live north of the equator, indicating a large concentration in northern latitudes and a global demographic pattern.
Mrs H C Horton Gies at Howe Here
Mrs Susan Catherine Forrest Horton 76 died at her home 630 Felder Street in Americas after a weeklong illness. Funeral at 3 p m Sunday from the family home with Rev John Butler and Milo B H Massey officiating. interment Oak Grove cemetery. Survived by four Horton children, two brothers J T Forrest and M E Rest, and sister Mrs Georgia Duke. Prominent in the community, member of First Methodist Church. last hours spent among friends and family.
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Susan Catherine Forest’ Horton
Felder
Stigetth
India
John Butler
Bio M. Furlow
A. J
Harris
D. Ry
Ane
John W. Shiver
E Bragg
W. P. Wallis
J. A. Pinkson
L . Hines
Ye - Horton
W. H. Horton
MéRa
H. Horton
Americus
D. Horton
Charlotte
I. Odom
Macon
Joe Brown
Columbus
J. T. Forrest
M. . Erest
Deeran
Georgia
Georgia Duke
Union
Horton
Americas
First Methodist Church
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Milledgeville
Universal School
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Bernice
Joey
Corra Harris
Adam
Helen Topping Miller
Georgia Shaw
Lakeland
Fla
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Yerifia Wilson
Mildred Harris
Rubye Jenkins
Steve Snyder
Fred Kerr
Joel Chambers
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John Lee Scarborough
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