Williams, Three Boys, Manning Indicted For Murder Funeral
Former empress Augusta Victoria of Germany died at Doorn. Her death came after a long illness and was followed by plans for a funeral at Potsdam with an honorary guard of former imperial bodyguards. Officials noted monarchists unlikely to protest the funeral.
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Heron
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Berlin
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Holland
Taxation and Transportation Being Discussed
Washington notes farmers from thirty states began talks on lowering transportation charges and tax policy, aiming to craft a congressional program for relief of the agricultural situation. The discussions cover economy in taxation, equal tariff treatment, and short-time credits as preliminary steps.
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Peace Endorsed Resolution Opened as Congress Asks for Tariff Treaty
Washington April 11 The sixty seventh congress opened with routine sessions and a joint session planned to hear President Harding. Committees were named for notifying the president, Speaker Gillett reelected, and hundreds of bills introduced. The agenda includes the Colombia treaty and a tariff bill, with Harding to outline policy on domestic and foreign issues including the peace with Germany and possible league of nations participation.
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Clarke Superior Court Adjourns Account Conflict
Clarke Superior Court adjourns amid account conflict as a grand jury and three traverse juries convene. Thirty-five undefended divorce verdicts were rendered. grand jury foreman T. H. Dozier Jr. leads proceedings while bailiffs assist Sheriff Jackson. The iCivil docket will be resumed Monday April 26 with jurors excused except those serving.
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H. F. Pittard
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M. L. Manne
J. Barber Wier
M. J. Abney
Alex H. Davison, Sr
FP. A. Liparomb
W. W. Hayes
Paul H. Conolly
W.C. Colle
J. D. Tribble
M. H. Merry
DB. T. Comer
R. E. Johnson
J. L. McElroy
George Collins
T. P. Stanley
Graham
J. C. Fuller
C. B. Sweatsland
Sheriff Jackson
R. F. Wood
H. G. Huff
J. C. Brown
J. G. Towns
Jerry Pittard
C. 8
Harding and Cuba Talk Thru Ether
Washington and Havana opened direct telephone contact between the United States and Cuba with President Harding and President Menocal trading assurances of friendship. A wireless relay from Catalina reported across the Pacific 5,700 miles, claimed as a record for long distance voice transmission.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Cuba
Harding
Menocal
Havana
Washington
Catalina
Pacific Ocean
Millionaire claims actress wed him to steal money
James Stanley Joyce, a Chicago lumber magnate, files for annulment of his marriage to actress Peggy Hopkins, alleging she was already married when they wed in Miami on January 23, 1920, and that the ceremony was part of a conspiracy to deprive him of half a million dollars.
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Associated Press
Chicago
James
Stanley Joyce
Peggy” Hopkins
Miami
Moonshining Dominate First Day In Federal Court
On Monday Judge Samuel H. Sibley presided as thirty-seven true bills and eight no bills were returned by the grand jury in its first session. The day saw fourteen cases, mostly for illicit liquor, disposed of in the federal court. Several defendants were fined or discharged as proceedings continued.
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Sibley
Atlanta
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J. W. Henley
Stewart
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Harkins
George Streetman
Jess Doster
John Losbes
Ne Ledford
Farrish Hark
John William Woods
Fulton County
E. A. Garrison
B. M. Kestner
UGA Alumni Plan Meeting to Address Growth Needs
More than 100 University of Georgia alumni will gather in Macon on April 16 for a conference with Governor Dorsey and Chancellor Barrow to outline essential needs and a development program for expanding the university. They aim to address overcrowding as high schools increasingly produce more graduates seeking admission. Continued on Page 6.
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Barrow
Army officer charged with civilian murder in Florida
Puntagorda April 11 Associated Press Lieut B J Tooher of Carlstrom Field Arkadia Florida charged with murder. Serg Chrisan Bredvad Private E J Youngblatt and their chauffeur charged as accessories in verdict of coroner jury investigating Friday night killing of Pred Pitt. Warrants issued for arrests. The party of soldiers went to Pitts' house in an outhouse.
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Puntagorda
Fla
B. J. Tooher
Carlstrom Field
Arcadia
Chrisan Bredvad
E. J., Youngblatt
Banner announces new Sunday feature comics and sports page
The Banner reveals a Sunday supplement with Mutt and Jeff as its flagship page starting April 17, plus other high‑class comics Hans and Fritz Cleego Sepp and Fred Pop. It also touts a boosted sport page edited by Coach Stogeman and features such as A Verse and a Vignette and World War.
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Jeff
America
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Fritz
Cleego-Sepp
Coach Stogeman
University of Georgia
D. G. Bickers
J. A. Bell
Jacobson and Nicholson Promoted to Captaincy
Lieut. C. W. Jacobson of cavalry and Lieut. John Nicholson of infantry have been promoted to captaincies while on detached service at Georgia University. Both have served in the military science department and are well regarded among Athens students and citizens. Captain Nicholson is an Athens native with many friends among locals and students.
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C. W. Jacobson
Cavalry
John Nicholson
Infantry
Nicholson
Athens
Soviet Head Rules Out U S Travel to Russia After April
In New York on April 11 the Soviet government announced an order prohibiting any United States citizens from entering Russia after April 20. Attorney Charles Recht disclosed the measure, issued by the Russian Soviet government, restricting cross-border travel.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Dorothy Gish and Charles Ray Here at Local Theaters
Paramount comedienne Dorothy Gish stars in The Ghost In the Garret at the Pal Fee Theater today with amusing ghost situations. Charles Ray appears at the Elite in 45 Minutes From Sa, a George Cohan success, also showing today.
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Paramount
Hughes urges renewal of Anglo Japanese treaty for Pacific stability
Australian Premier Hughes calls in parliament for a revived Anglo Japanese pact in a form acceptable to the United States. He warns of naval rivalry between English speaking peoples and urges a British Imperial conference in London next June to adjust the alliance. Hughes says Japan US differences seem minor against the war’s damage and notes Australian attitudes resemble those of Western US states.
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New York
Hughes
United, States
London
Pacific
Premer Hughes
Japan
United States
Richards Murder Case to Be Tried at Special Term
Garnett Richards, implicated in the fatal 1920 shooting of Julian Richards after a property dispute, will face trial at an April 18 adjourned term of Taliaferro Superior Court. The case drew county attention. Garnett was indicted by the grand jury and has since been free on bail while lawyers prepare.
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Taliaferro Superior Court
Garnett Richards
Richards Boys
Titus Richards
W. C. Chapman
Julian
Atlanta
Carvett
Garnett
Indictments Charge Three Murders of Negroes in Newton County
Monticello Ga April 11 The grand jury in Newton county indicted William Williams and his three sons Hyland Leroy and Martin along with Clyde Menping farm boss for eleven murders tied to peonage on John Williams farm The inquiry also covered the lynching of Eugene Hamilton and two more deaths to be probed with no evidence found to warrant further bills Grand jury to investigate two additional deaths as May approaches
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Associated Press
Monticello
John
Williams
Jaa
Williama
Hyland
Leroy
Martin
Clyde Menping
Jasper County
Newton County
Eugene Hamilton
Pegro
Doliettor Campbell
Ola
Deroy
Range
de Oon
Manning Aw Bodhey
Jurisdict
Hamilton
Red Cross Fund Near Campaign Target in County Drive
The Alleghany Fleming Post reports the Red Cross fund stands within $209 of the $5,600 goal. Legion Chairman Miller voices confidence the balance will arrive soon with broad county support. Local Legion members and outside volunteers praise cooperation and pledge one final push to reach the total.
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Fifty-second Tennessee General Assembly session opens
Nashville April 1 reports the sixty second session of the Tennessee General Assembly convening this afternoon with members of both houses assembling to begin legislative business.
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