Bramlett Arrested After fatal Elijay stabbing
Elijay Georgia April 14 Special Robby Bishop fatally stabbed today near noon in a drug store on the public square He named Elisha Bramlett as his assailant Bramlett was jailed after arrest for drunken driving The stabbing occurred after Bramletts release Two Bramlett brothers were involved with Bishop some wounded others and a pistol was fired by T W Craig Results included a hand injury to Melvin Flanigan Louis Bramlett fled Witnesses report varied on the arrest scene Bishop a local merchant planned to visit Charleston exposition
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Elijay
Robby Bishop
Bishop
EB. W. Watkins
Elisha Bramlett
Bramiett
Wash Bishop
Bramsett
Bramlett
Melvin Flanigan
T W Craign
Louis Bramlett
Crago
Bramletts
Robb Bishop
J. F. Bishop
Cherleston Exposition
Elisha
Lewis Bramlett
Brimlett
Ducktown
Tern
Funeral Arrangements for Mrs. Todd Pending Arrival
The body of the late Mrs. Todd, who died Sunday afternoon in Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia, will arrive in At-
Mrs Todd Dies. Body to Arrive for Funeral Arrangements
Early today at 5 10 o clock Dee Gree Janta witnessed Mrs Todd pass away. She was accompanied by Dr Todd and his daughter Miss Louise Todd, both with Mrs Todd when she died. No funeral plans are set until the body arrives, and the city wakes to sorrow as friends send sympathy.
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Gree Janta
Dr Todd
Louise Todd
Mrs. Todd
Mrs Todd
Thieves Must Quit the City in Savannah
Savannah residents face a surge of robberies as a gang robs with guns. Mayor Myers sent a letter to Police Chief Reilly urging detectives to arrest unemployed vagrants and elusive suspects to clear the streets and curb crime.
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Savannah
Aghwasymen
Domany Money
Myers
Reilly
Aid for Strikers Promised by AFL Executive Council
The AFL executive council in Washington on April 14 opened a week of sessions to aid striking workers. It considered support for the tobacco workers of W J Yarbrough in Richmond and questioned a broader 10 percent wage increase demand. United Textile Workers reported a lockout in Augusta, with Kling mill the only one not granting the raise. council pledged full assistance to win success for the striking workers.
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Washington
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor Today
Henry Fischer
Tobacco Workers’ International Union
W. J. Yarbrough
Richmond
Hobert
Whitehead
United Textile Workers of America
Augusta
Kling
Woman sues Georgia official pair over unlawful seizure
In Macon on April 14 a suit filed by widow Mrs S A Hathaway against Justice of the Peace George L Smith and Constable Jere B Golden seeks $3,000 damages. She alleges illegal seizure of a rink and three rugs from her boarding house to satisfy a 75 cent claim, accusing collusion to collect court costs and detailing humiliating restraint in front of neighbors.
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Macon
Justice of the Peace
George L Smith
Jere B Golden
S. A Hathaway
Oak Street
Jere B. Golden
Robert Armstrong
Golden
Hath
Smith
Mrs Hathaway
Multiple Obituaries From Georgia and South Carolina
Notices report the deaths of Mollie Lowther Stokes of Waycross Abbeville merchant Ames B Morse and attorney Thomas B Davis all from pneumonia or fever Interments set for Folkston Long Cane cemetery and other localities Rev Wilton R Earle dies in Denver while pastor in Colorado native of Anderson county Furman and Louisville Seminary alumnus Moses D Wadley dies at 37 after hemorrhagic fever and rheumatism in Augusta. families connected to Lowther Morse Wadley noted
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M. N. Stokes
Waycross
Mollie Lowther Stokes
Frank M. Stokes
West Florida
H. Lowther
Natonal Bank of
E P Lowther
Folkston
A. BE. Morse
Abbeville
S. C. Abbeville
S.C
Ames B Morse
W. Joel Smith
Long Cane
T. B. Davis
Franklin
Carrollton
Thomas B Davis
Franklin Bar
Heard County
Wilton BR. Earle
Greenville S. C
Wilton R. Earle
Denver
Col
Anderson County
Furman University
Louis Ile Seminary
Mm. D. Wadley
Augusta
Gaugusta
Moses D. Wadley
Moses Wadley
Wiliam M Wadley
Sand Hills
Lovell Pleads Guilty In Mail Fraud Case Involving Mock Shipments
In Augusta a U S court accepted Warren P Lovell’s guilty plea to criminal use of the mafia linked to sending goods to fictitious recipients. Judge Speer sentenced him to 18 months in the government prison in Atlanta and certified the case for transfer to a government hospital in Washington for morphine treatment.
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Lovell
Augusta
Warren P. Lovell
Speer
Government
Atlanta
United States
Government Hospital
Washington
Fire in Dodson warehouse causes thousands in damage
A fire at Dodson Printers Supply Co at 65 South Forsyth Street burned a warehouse annex containing machinery. Damage to building and stock estimated between 4000 and 5000 dollars. Causes unknown, front showroom spared with stock insured. Judge E B Rosser owned the building. Flames controlled after a half hour as firemen worked from Whitehall and Hunter streets.
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Dodson Printers’ Supply Company
South
Forsyth Street
Dodson
Whitehall
Hunter Streets
E. B Rosser
Despondent man cuts throat in Decatur Street room
E. H. Poindexter, despondent over unemployment and lack of money, slit his throat with a pocket knife at 145 o'clock in a 2201 2 Decatur Street room. He was taken to Grady hospital. the wound is not believed fatal. The sober, hard working man acted after waking roommate. Poindexter cited exhaustion and no friends as motive.
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E. H. Poindexter
Decatur Street
E. H Poindexter
Grady Hospital
Poindexter
Five Children at a Birth in Ulster County
Isaiah Rhodes of Baileys Gap Ulster county announced in Poughkeepsie that his daughter Mrs. James McGowan of Tuckers Corners yesterday gave birth to five children two girls and three boys and that all are doing well. Mrs McGowan has a son and a pair of twins among her other children.
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James McGowan
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Isaiah Rhodes
Baileys Gap
Ulster County
Tuckers Corners
Big Crowd for Meeting of Georgia Travelers' Protective Association
Delegates from across Georgia arrive for the eighth annual Georgia division Travel ers' Protective Association convention in Atlanta. About 200 delegates expected, plus guests, with events at the Kimball and Grand Theatre. Banquet speakers include J. Rice Smith of Augusta. Activities feature trolley ride, theater party, and drummers banquet.
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Georgia
Travelers’ Protective Association
Atlanta
Edwin A. Hardin
Nellie Bailard
E. Harvey
P. C. Cashman
A. C. Turfler
Bhudson
Kimball
Grand
J. Rice Smith
Augusta
Bunting
Primary date in the ninth may be set by committee
The Democratic executive committee of the ninth district will meet in Gainesville on May 3 to transact business and plan the party. Chairman John W. Henley of Pickens county issued the call. No date for the congressional primary is known, with speculation it may be June 5. Colonel Carter Tate has no opposition.
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Gainesville
Hay
Gainesville Ga
Democratic Executive Committee
Ninth Congressional District
John W. Henley
Pickens County
Carter Tate
National Editors Meet for 18th Annual Session in Hot Springs
Hot Springs Ark hosts the eighteenth annual meeting of the National Editorial Association with about 1,500 delegates expected. Prominent locals escort delegates from St Louis, two weeks of programs planned including speeches by Mayor George R. Reldin and notable figures, opening at 10:26 in Park Hotel pavilion.
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Hot Springs
Ark
National Editorial Association of America
Iron Mountain
St. Louis
Park
Albert Toster
Julien C. Brown
George R. Reldin
William H Martin
Business Men's League
M. E. Isle
United States Government Reservation
Wo OW. Folsom
The
Arkansas Press Association
Tesler
National Association
Ministers Meet Discuss Politics and City Reform
Savannah ministers debated politics at their April meeting. Rev. John D. Jordan backed a Carnegie library plan and a juvenile reformatory for Chatham county. Rev. Bascon Anthony proposed a church and state divorce message urging tax registration to back trustworthy candidates. The vote passed unanimously as revival plans for May 1 progressed and the tabernacle project advanced with 31,000 amber adjustable pieces ordered.
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Savannah
John D. Jordan
Carnegie
Chatham County
Bascon Anthony
Macon youths arrested for Dixie Shoe burglary
Macon Georgia April 14 two young white men Phil Herring and Frank Stevens were arrested by Detectives Jenkins Amason and Deputy Sheriff Jones on burglary charges at the Dixie Shoe and Clothing Company store. Detectives found stained items linked to the suspects and their friends dispute guilt. the men deny charges.
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Phil Herring
Frank Stevens
Dixie Shoe and Clothing Company
Jenkins and
Amason
Jones
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