No Use to Re-Argue In Mittle Appeal Supreme Court Rules
ORANGEBURG South Carolina local attorneys received notice from the state supreme court that a reargument of the Mittle appeal will be necessary. E W Mittle was convicted of manslaughter for the death of J Patterson and sentenced to nine years. He is now at liberty on bond. CHANGE OF VENUE WANTED NEWTON New Jersey papers served Monday on Prosecutor Var Blarcon of Sussex county to show cause why a change of venue should not be granted Ottorio Sporacio James Montana and Angelo Carlino three of the eleven men in jail here indicted for murder in the first degree and highway robbery in connection with the killing of Albert Koster at Cat Swamp on June 14 last following the theft of a sick truck.
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Orangeburg
S. C
South Carolina Supreme Court
Mittle
E. W. Mittle
J. 17 Patterson
Liberly
Newton
N. J
Var Blarcon
Sussex County
Ottorio Sporacio
James Montana
Angelo Carlino
Albert Koster
Cat Swamp
Gossip ruined girls says Lindsey's Lady Cop in Denver
Miss Ruth Vincent known as Denver's Chief Officer for Girls argues gossip harms young women more than any other factor. She prefers private confidential talks in her office over public courtrooms and stresses privacy to protect girls from sensational scrutiny.
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Edward Thierrry
New York
Ruth Vincent
Denver
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Miss Vincent Mle
Ruth
Miss Vincent
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver Juvenile Court
Funeral services for Mrs Mabelle Smith at Mitchell Street home
Funeral services for Mrs. Mabelle Smith aged 42 who died Tuesday morning at 160 Mitchell Street will be held at 10 o clock Wednesday from the home conducted by Reverend Lovern. Interment follows at Owene? cemetery with Dunaway & Co in charge. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs M C Eaton husband one daughter and four sisters Mrs Bessie Hackett and Misses Jennie Lucy and Nellie Eaton.
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Mabelle Smith
Mitchell Street
Rey, Lovern
Oco+nee
Dunaway & Co
M. C. Eaton
Bessie Hackett
Jennie
Lucy
Nellie Eaton
Man Who Passed Hat In Subway Indicted By Jury
George Messervy, who used a hat pass scam on subway riders to fund a luxurious lifestyle, was indicted after a jury found him guilty of obtaining money under false pretenses. He pitched it as the Timely Service Company, with $8,000 collected last year and only $1,000 aiding relief work. collectors earned one third as commissions.
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New York
George Messervy
Funda
Patrick guilty of murder in Augusta trial
C. M. Patrick charged with killing Shaw Murrell was found guilty of murder by a jury in superior court. A recommendation for mercy was made and Judge Hammond sentenced Patrick to life imprisonment after the jury had been out all Monday night.
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Augusta
C. M. Patrick
Shaw Murrell
Hammond
Patrick
Heiress to 40 Million to Wed Russian Worker
Chicago report states Mrs. Marion B Stephens, daughter of the late Norman B Ream of Chicago, plans to wed a Moscow worker. The ceremony may occur in New York with Vansiatsky insisting she live modestly near his factory home.
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Chicago
Marion B Stephens
Norman B. Ream
Apdelphia
Chicago Tribune
Stephens
Shareh
New York
Vansiatsky
Central of Georgia Posts Historic On Time Rail Record 1921
The Central of Georgia Railway reports an all time high in on time passenger service for 1921. It operated 33 899 trains with 83 456 on time at destination or 98.7 percent. President W A Winburn credits ten thousand employees and well maintained equipment for the feat and notes service quality is the railroad’s main competitive measure as rates standardize.
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Central of Georgia Railway
United States Railway Administration
W. A. Winburn
Central of Georgia
Winburn
Can You Afford Not to Own an Auto in Chicago
Alfred Reeves of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce addressed a Chicago Rotary club on auto ownership trends. He traced U S auto growth from four cars 45 years ago to motor car making as a top industry, noting 70 percent of last year’s cars sold under $1,000 and 94 percent under $2,000. He added that 10 million vehicles are registered, with farmers owning over 3 million, plus doctor, salesman, and contractor ownership among others.
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Chicago
Alfred Reeves
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Chicago Rotary Club
Reeves
United
United States
Madison County Farmers Sign Contracts for Cotton Association
J F Bolender of El Paso Texas one of 18 organizers of the Cotton Growers Co operative Association travels to Madison County Georgia to secure signed contracts. He reports rapid signing with A P Runaway among the largest signings in the county with 1275 bales in 1920 and Judge D Power joining for 160 bales. Bolender stays ten more days aiming to push county totals over the top.
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Comer
J. F. Jolender
el Paso
Tex
Associaton
Georgia
Madisonounty
Bolender
A. P. Runaway
Judge .D. Power
Madison County
Rand's Opera House Fire Ravages Troy New York
Rand's Opera House and two adjoining buildings at Third and Congress streets in Troy were destroyed by fire on Tuesday. Loss estimated at 200000. The opera house had recently operated as a motion picture theater and was a longtime city landmark. Adjacent properties housing Kerind Company wholesale grocers and Snell Jewelry were also damaged. Card of thanks from Annie Caruthers and family expresses gratitude for kindnesses during bereavement.
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Troy
N. Y
Rand
Opera House
Third
Congress Streets
Keriind Company
Snell Jewelry Company
Former nurse gains 25 pounds taking Tanlac
Mrs. Mario J. Howard a Bellevue Hospital graduate nurse in Seattle reports remarkable weight gain of 25 pounds after using Tanlac. She praises appetite, digestion, kidney and liver relief, steadier nerves, and better sleep, recommending Tanlac for stomach and related issues. Sold in Athens by Warren J. Smith and Bros and leading druggists.
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Mario J. Howard
Bellevue Hospital
Westlake Avenue
North
Seattle
Wash
Athens
Warren J. Smith and Bros
Express car robbery case in U S court 1920 noted
Hart W J Quattlebaum and Milledge Derrick faced United States court here in 1920 charged with robbing an express car on the C and W line of fifty nine thousand dollars. The case expired at midnight Monday night.
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Hart
W. J. Quattlebaum
Milledge Derrick
United States
C. and
W. C
Family expresses thanks for kindness during illness and death
The family of Mr. Thomas Bailey wishes to express thanks for the thoughtfulness and kindness shown by friends during his illness and after his death.
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Thomas-Bailey
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