Indictment claims against Athens police officer in death case
A former Athens police officer faces charges connected to a fatal incident near the Heahoard Ar Line. An inquest was held, with investigators aiming to determine the officer's role and the events surrounding the shooting as the community awaits further action. A Carroll County inquiry into aviator operations and local oversight is planned, spanning several months with officials from Farm Bureau and county agencies participating.
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Carrollton
Carrol County Farm Bureau
Poutey Cascelation
Birinlagbats
Ala
EL Haynes
Mandorilie Milby Agelentturalint
Engram
Aogent
Carrol
George Clrny
LE Alexander
Pratey Rakiera
Carroll County
Respite Granted for Baker Boys in Walker County
Hearing in Walker County addressed commutation for George and Ralph Baker. Citing age and mental health, prosecutors and defense presented affidavits and letters from doctors and a minister. Governor Berryman weighed clemency as families and supporters gathered, with a verdict pending on whether to alter the execution date or grant mercy.
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de Ciple
Altuna
Cambiar
Halpi Hakyr
George
Berryman
Briday
Innsinmel
Unia
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Walker
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Anata
Ooon
Chambers
M. Glenn
F. 8
Brig. Pelitian
Floyd County
Rone Iinister
Floyd
Talos Baker
Vorath
George Gaker
United States Census Bureau
Ralph Baker
Rosger
Thay
Rarner
Jeage
Frank Dunes
Roser
George Baler
Origin Commission
Darken Gray Hair with Simple Home Remedy
Mrs E H Boots of Buchanan County Iowa claims a home mixture can darken gray hair. Mix water with bay ram Barbo Compound and glyerrine, apply every other day until darkened. Keeps hair soft and glossy, non greasy, does not rub off and may make a person appear twenty years younger.
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E. H. Boots
Buchanan County
Georgia trial portrays Bakers murder on train and mob justice
The record recounts the Bakers hold up on a train, a shooting of a traveling man, and the deputy Morton death at Durham. Attorneys argue age, insanity, and mob sentiment shaping clemency and the death sentence while contrasting defense and state theories of who fired first and why.
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George Bater
George Baker
Mr. Haadee
Hevege Maher
Ralph Saker
Tina
Martin Hey
Drew
Wilde George Dahker
Mr. Rasser
Morton
George Laker
Hardwick
Taylor
Walker County
Bakers
Halted Human Fly Climber Stopped by Denver Police
Denver police halted a man identified as P. C. Smith of Atlanta while he attempted to scale the front of an office building. After 25 minutes on a third floor ledge, the owner granted permission to end the unauthorised stunt. The man appeared perspiring and trembled as he descended.
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Denver
Aa P. C. Smith
Atlanta
Smith
HPV ESCA SUSPECTS FREED IN ATHENS HOSPITAL ESCAPE
Two men linked to Gerald Chapman escape from Athens hospital were arrested in Washington DC and released after federal grilling. They deny aiding Chapman while described as dark complexioned. A nurse reported a note she received from Chapman asking food and money. she waited at a designated spot but he did not appear.
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Athens Hospital
Washington, D. C
Department of Justice Agente
Athens
New York
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Chapman
Hhrith
Eydu Haley
Athiata
Cora Leo Rowsey
Athens Hapital
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Laelagento
Athena
Atlanta
Justice
Haley
Atlanta Department of Junder
Baley
Chapman escape case linked to New York conspirators
Federal officials in Atlanta say a New York based conspiracy aided the Chapman prison escape. Chapman, the man who escaped from a Georgia penitentiary while serving a two year sentence for a 1921 mail robbery, is believed to be in hiding near Athens. Two New York men are under surveillance as possible accomplices, with agents tracing them to a train heading for New York the day of the breakout. The white female tied to the case remains unidentified.
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Athens
Department of Justice
Gerald Chapman
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Chanman
Jim Jones
University of Georgia
Jim
Cincinnati
Enquirer
Shi Wan
Mary McVortial
Ale
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Apecimens
Wan
New York
William J. Burna
Bureau of Investigation
Mak Ahr Waahington
Court rules strike down minimum wage laws
The Taft era ruling declares minimum wage statutes unconstitutional for women and girls, upholding contract freedom and police power limits. Justices say safeguards are unnecessary as gender equality advances, rejecting claims of public welfare benefits and noting lack of convincing evidence linking wage laws to good outcomes.
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Taft
Tuatee Holmen
Dunions Ranford
Traleo
Sutherland
Survey of Highway Projects Is Made
Four Georgia highway projects are under survey by the State Highway Department. Surveys on the Waycross-Manor road Iran Bridge road Wareboro road and a Sa Glo river bridge on Waycross Bind shear road are in progress. Federal aid allotments will support all four, with work to begin under construction by summer.
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Atate
H. NM. Pafford
Waycross-Manor
Iran Bridge
Waresboro
Sa Glo
Bindshear
M. & M. Wessel Arrives in Savannah on Maiden Voyage
City officials and citizens welcomed the Alleghany vessel of the M. and M. Shipping line in Savannah on its maiden trip from Baltimore. Capuda Pratt commanded the ship which docked nearly twelve hours early. Officials of the line were aboard to celebrate the arrival.
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hetViital
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Alleged Auto Thief Caught in Valdosta
A Fort car reported stolen February 10 in Fitzgerald, Georgia, is linked to an alleged thief as authorities locate a similar vehicle in Valdosta. Details are fragmented with uncertain names and places, but the report notes police involvement and the arrest sequence surrounding the stolen auto case.
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Valdosta
Bramble of Brooklyn Praises Tanlac Health Cure
Christopher Bramble a Brooklyn retired chief quartermaster U S Navy credits Tanlac with restoring his health after a long period of weakness. He says the medicine was the wisest decision he ever made and speaks highly of its effects on his vigor and well being.
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Hristopher Bramble
Brooklyn
U. S. Navy
Hiis
Tanlac praised by retired U S Navy chief commander
Christopher Bramble of Brooklyn recounts recovery from two year stomach trouble and weight loss after taking Tanlac. He states improved appetite sleep energy and weight gain and urges skeptics to verify his results. Advertising claims note Tanlac sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
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Monroe &J
Brooklyn
U. S. Navy
Tanlac
Mr. Bramble
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