Captain Henry Wn. Thomas suspended from force
Captain Henry Wn. Thomas, acting chief during the day in Chief McKie’s illness, was suspended for thirty days by the police committee after an inquiry into charges by the mayor. The dispute centered on who acted as chief. City Marshal Brooks' oath as acting chief was challenged, and the council voted to place Captain R. A. Sage in day duties while Emerick remains night acting chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Thomas
McKie
Police
Thomas
Brooks
Wet
H. J. Rowe
Police Committee
Marshal Brooks
Dorsey
Geute
Capt. Thomas
West
Loyd Brooks
Capt. Sage
Burpee
Felton
Estes
J. H. Dorsey
T. W. Reed
Captain Thomas
Mr. Reed
Mr. Brooks
R. A Saye
Emerick
Convicted swindler Moore sentenced in Macon trial
T G Moore was tried yesterday before Judge Cobb in Macon on charges of cheating and swindling. He pled guilty after conclusive evidence and received twelve months on the gang or pay a hundred dollar fine and costs. Moore, a traveling representative for a rope firm, targeted many Georgia and Alabama businesses and will likely be sent to the gang due to inability to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Moore
Macon
Cobb
Moore
Georgia
Alabama
Pardons In Georgia Granted and Pending March List
Atlanta March 18 More pardons commutations and paroles have been granted in Georgia with many more incoming. Applications filed since March 1 include Prince McClin Hancock murder life. Oscar Algreen Fulton burglary six years. Marion Morris Fulton selling liquor 12 months. John McDougal Lowndes murder life. John Harper Murray murder life. James W Cantrell Murray voluntary manslaughter 6 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auanta
John Harper
Murray
James W. Cantrell
Daniel Hickox
Charlton
Ben Lewis
Decatur
the Wood
Dade
George Cook
Sumter
Almer Williams
Emmanuel
Cook Drake
Oglethorpe
E. B. Almond
Muscogee
Frank Meyers
Fulton
Will Kirkwood
William Ford
Chatham
Tom Davis
Heard
Webster Harvey
No Verdict In Cooper Case As Midnight Passes
Nashville March 19 special. The jury in the Cooper case was still out at midnight with no sign of agreement. Mistrial chances rise as hours pass and no jurors reveal their views or division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Nashville
Cooking School Begins Again at YWCA on Clayton
The cooking school resumes Saturday at 10:30 AM in the YWCA rest rooms on Clayton street. Demonstrations cover meat croquettes and oysters. Attendees gain valuable instruction and are urged to join if they have not yet attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Street
Market Ad Promotes Fresh Produce and Telegram Rates
Real Fancy ripe tomatoes 65c a gal basket 30 to 40c a dozen Florida beets celery lettuce at Fears & Son. The telegram rate for an equal number of words would be high enough to make a bell phone talk seem cheap. Call Long Distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Fears & Son
Bell
Georgia Baseball Prepares For New York Americans Tilt
The Georgia team plans for a debut against the New York Americans at Herty Field tomorrow afternoon at 3 30. No position calls have been announced yet but coach and players anticipate a strong showing and a close score. Tickets are fifty cents at Costa's Thornton's and the Harawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Herty Field
New York Americans
Athens
Costa's
Thornton's
Harawa
Union Encampment Founded By Madison County Group
Encampment formed Wednesday night at Pocataligo Madison county led by Division Deputy Grand Patriarch Rob Sil Bramlett and Past Chief Patriarch C C Commerce. The Union Encampment begins with 42 charter members and is praised as highly enthusiastic in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocataligo
Madison County
Odd Fellows
Rob Sil. Bramlett
C. C. Commerce
Union
Petition Filed In Bankruptcy In Greensboro
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed in the federal court by A. S. and D. E. Moore of Greensboro. Liabilities are listed at 454.93 with assets of four hundred dollars. Attorneys Brown & Shipp and Jos P. Brown represented the petitioners. case assigned to Referee F. L. Upson for further adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornett
A. S
D. E. Moore
Greensboro
Brown & Shipp
Jos. P. Brown
F. L. Upson
Murphy Candler Clear for Railroad Commissioner Seat
Judge Hart issues unofficial statement upholding Murphy Candler's eligibility for the railroad commissioner post named by Governor Smith. He cites constitutional provisions about terms and qualification while noting he speaks only as a lawyer, not an official opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Ulm
Atlanta
John C. Hart
C. Murphy Candler
Smith
Walter Brown
Candler
Hart
Brown
General Assembly
Senate
DeKalb County
George Hillyer
Commission
Choir Practice and Evening Service Schedule
Troy Beatty Rector announces church activities this morning with choir practice at 7:30 and evening prayer with sermon at 8:30. Prompts punctual attendance for parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Beatty
Jail terms and charges listed for multiple offenders
The document lists individuals by name and place with varied offenses including burglary lqr contempt of court carrying concealed weapons selling liquor assault with intent to murder stealing ride and related penalties ranging from 4 months to 8 years. It notes these applications will be considered at the next meeting of the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry King
Rockdale
Ferdinand Horstman
Fulton
Lqr
Ceny
Garfield Jefferson
Laurens
Tobe Lovett
Coweta
William Richardson
Floyd
John LaFerrie
Jenkins
Henry Bowen
William Blalock
Joe Wilson
Ride
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Henry WN. Thomas
Capt
Sage
Gang
John Thomas
Stephens
Lawson Reeves
Jasper
Raymon Jones
Bibb
Dave Peters
Dudley Singleton
Baldwin
Ed Walker
Lilly Stokes
Dougherty
Whiteley Powell
John H. Wilburn
Charles Chatman
Will Jones
Glynn
R. L. Vanderford
Gwinnett
D. C. Perdue
A. S. and
Murphy
Tene Whittles
Charles Leeher
John Wittle
Murray Street
Ezra Harsle
Fifth District Agricultural College
Southern Insurance Company of
New Orleans
Americus
R. E. Park
Col
J. W. Lindsey
Lindsey
Col. McClure
A. K. McClure
Philadelphia
Colonel McClure
Atlas
Birmingh
Taft
Janta
E. B. “Higginbotham
Lows I. W
Cobb County
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