Fight to free Morse begins after prison visit
Attorney Martin W. Littleton will travel to Atlanta between February 15 and 20 to begin court action for Charles W. Morse the “Ice King” serving a fifteen year federal term near Atlanta. W. E. Reid said Morse’s friends are circulating petitions while Morse’s supporters promise further efforts to win his release.
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Martin W. Littleton
Morse
Atlanta
W. E. Reld
Bogton
Charles W. Morse
Reid
Mr. Reid
New York City
Moyer
Ma. Morse
Morsa
Convays
Washington
Littleton
Piedmont
Senator Clay Returns to Senate Seat in Georgia Claim
Washington January 31 Senator Clay of Georgia returned to the senate after a month’s absence for fitness. He said he was much improved and that he was never as represented.
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Clay
Washington
Georgia
Senate
New York Churches Receive Eleven Grants Totaling 136000
Eleven gifts to churches and philanthropy totaling 136000 were announced from New York pulpits yesterday. Among the gifts was 113300 from Mrs E H Harriman to wipe out the mortgage on a downtown boys club.
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New York
Mre
E. H. Harriman
Boye
Railroad Collision Near Rives Injures Crew and Passengers
A southbound Central railroad passenger train, due at 3, collided head on with a freight near Rives, Tennessee. Both engines demolished, several crew members injured, many passengers shaken. no fatalities reported.
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Ilinois Central
Union City
Tenn
Southboung
Illinois’ Central Railroad
Rives
Enn
Supreme Court Takes Recess for February 21
Washington January 31 The Supreme Court of the United States recessed until February 21.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
City prison rules replace stockade in dusty reform
At yesterday afternoon’s meeting the prison committee approved a full set of guidelines for the superintendent of the city prison, replacing the term stockade with city prison. The rules cover meals, bathing, clothing, hygiene, and staff appointments, with Sanford authorized to nominate guards and hire a clerk at up to $18 weekly as he assumes command at 8 am today.
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Aity
Gound
T. B. Sanford
Sanford
Pshaw
Weather and commodity ad note for Atlanta Georgia
A clipped weather and ad item notes fair but not warm for Atlanta and Georgia, predicting a cooler Tuesday with frost in central portions and a 25 degree low in Atlanta. It adds a reminder to bring an overcoat and mentions KK Flour in a recurring slogan.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Fair Weather Comes With Cold North Wind In Atlanta
Weather from Monday shows a brisk, sunny day but a cold night with a 30 mph west wind. The temperature topped at 44 degrees before slipping. pedestrians faced sharp drafts from skyscrapers near the Empire State Building area. A local joke about a new automobile top reflects the chilly day and the seasonable mood.
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Atlanta
Nook
Empire
Gopher
Read Novels At Night Till Wife Got Cold Feet
In a police court a contractor Alfred Gibbs of 216 Oakland Avenue faced charges after his wife, who did not appear, had alleged poor treatment. Gibbs claimed his wife’s late night reading and cold feet in bed caused disputes, mentioning a celery compound and liquor. The recorder admonished and noted more cases to come.
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FE. T. Gibbs
Oakland Avenue
Gibbs
Recorder Tree
Mayic
Father Fined for Striking Son in Face in Court
J B Dunn of 279 Decatur street was arraigned in the records court on cruelty charges for beating his 19 year old son Sam. Probation Officer Greer said the boy had a black eye and bruising on his face and head. Dunn admitted striking him about the face with his fist five times, saying he lost his temper and would not do so again. The boy’s eye remained black. Dunn whipped him for refusing to go to school and was fined 10.75 dollars.
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J. B. Dunn
Decatur Street
Recorders Court
Sam
Greer
Dunn
Ming
Prominent Speakers for Banquet in Macon Georgia
Prominent speakers are lined up for the Chamber of Commerce annual banquet set for February 10 in Macon Georgia. May or Moore is expected to give the welcome as part of a slate of invited guests from distant locations. The committee on arrangements is securing a number of responses to the invitations and will announce a very attractive program in a few days.
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Macon
Chambar of Commercs
Moore
Dairymen Fail to Secure City Milk Permits
Health department inspectors prepare to docket cases in recorder's court against dairymen who sell milk without permits. Notices were served weeks ago, but many dairymen did not obtain the required licenses before the deadline.
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Mii
Health Department
Recorders Court
Pockets Full of Rosaries Found on George Johnson
New York police report 38 rosaries recovered from the pocket of George Johnson a 63 year old man kept under arrest pending investigation. Many rosaries valued at over 100 dollars each appear among pawn tickets and other evidence. The case centers on how Johnson acquired the items and under what circumstances.
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New York
George Johnson
Johnset
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