Beavers Promises Renewed Activity in Battle on Vice
Chief Beavers announces renewed forces against vice with Ballard promoted to head the plain clothes squad and Hollis reassigned to desk work. He pledges a tougher, more vigilant campaign, with potential staff changes and expanded use of secret service duties in coordination with the detective bureau.
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Hollis
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Hhis
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Lepartmest
Detective
Druid Hills
Theilsey
Havng
Dalay
Denk
W Barfield
Bullard
Tebruirs
Lesses
Trig
Ballards
Tsurel Derent
Nme
Hollie
Atlanta
Bulla
Bes
Crooka
Seek Georgians for Bank Thefts in Multiple Banks
Three brothers J Dunn G Dunn and C M Dunn are sought by authorities on warrants for embezzlement after reportedly looting over 6000 from three small banks in Mathiston Weir and Heidelberg Starkville Mississippi area. They resided near Barnesville Georgia and held bank positions at Mathiston Weir and Heidelberg.
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Dunn Brothers
Barnesville
Mississippi
Starkville
Miss
Mathiston
Weir
Heidelberg
J. Dune
G Dunn
C M Dunn
Barneille
J E Dunn
Merchants and Farmers Bank of Mathiston
M Dunn
Weir Bank
J H Dunn
Bank of Heidelberg
Mathiston Bank
J EB Dunn
C M. Dunn
Four jailed in bank robbery case in Summerville
Four miners including Mark McNew's relatives are jailed in Summerville after a dynamite bank blast that blew the safe at the Bank of Summerville, with $4090 missing. Detectives tie the four to the crime and an earlier bank robbery, while money remains unrecovered.
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Summerville
Bank of Lyerly
Mark McNew
McVean
Jerry Wilson
Lon Wilson
Henry Hilburn
Bank of
Lyerly
Ank
Lreriy
John Rose
Postmaster Rose
Confessed Forger Proves an Enigma To Police
A man known as Clarence Davidson of Pittsburg and said to be from Danville Va was arrested on a forgery charge at 41 East Mitchell Street. He confessed to a $21 020 spree of crime, claimed to seek pleasure, and described a downfall after a failed business. He planned to buy a car with the $19 00, later arrested by Burns and detectives at the Tel ford house. He claimed to have no past vices and expressed a life aimed at pleasure. He will be arraigned before Judge Broyles.
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Broyles
Carolina
Bank of
Davie
Mocksville
NWC
Himan
Constitution
Atlanta
Briday
Standard Automobile Company
Peachtree Y Street
Dugan
Sears
Detective
Mitchell Street
Webb
Harper
Sisters Corpse Tragedy Shocks Los Angeles
Nanette Warren aged about 69 lay beside her dead sister Mary Warren for nearly three weeks in their apartment here. Hospital officials say Nanette had not eaten for over a week and may be examined by the lunacy commission. Neighbors from Toledo had rented the room and two spinster sisters kept to themselves amid mounting financial concerns.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Nanette Warren
Mary Warren
Toledo
Manette
Mrs Lou Woods
Miss Mary
Nanette
Not PIFFLE-NEWS That is the Constitution
Georgia newspaper figure Wilson M. Hardy praises The Constitution as a real newspaper that delivers news not puffery. He criticizes piffle and urges readers who want world events to compare papers and choose truth over rhetoric.
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Wilson M. Hardy
Georgia
Regal Marble Company
North Carolina
Hardy
Constitution
Lark Howell
The
Sirs
Piffie
Regal Marble Company Claims Sole Quarriers Advantage
The speaker asserts that the contrast favored The Constitution after comparing with other newspapers. He notes continuing interest in the Tribune-Herald at Rome and his citizenship there, but reports spending six months at a site developing a heavily held property.
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Tribune-Herald
Rome
Insurgent caucus faces defeat over budget sheet
Developments Saturday signal the insurgent movement losing steam as the Aldermen remain divided over the budget changes. Aldermen Armistead and Maddox reportedly show loyalty shifts, while Councilman Kimbrough threatens resignation to oppose edits. Mayor Woodward faces pressure to act as the finance committee defends the proposed expenditures.
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Jesse B Armistetwd
Seventh Ward
James W Maddox
Madox
Woodward
Finance Committee
Chaarman
Humphrey
Armistead
Kim Brough
My Place
Kimbrough
Pryor Street
Dozier
Dakigny
Proctor Creek
Captain Donaldson Defends Convict Camp Conduct
Captain Tom Donaldson writes to defend convict camp conditions as probes begin. Grand jury will hold a special session Monday to investigate ramp conditions, county commissioners questioned about responsibility, and a plan to hire a welfare superintendent for prisoners moves forward. State prison commission vows a statewide inquiry to root out abuses in camps.
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Tom Donaldson
Tme
Grand Jury
Mas
State Prison Commission
Fulton
Captain Donaldson
Sanctium County Commissioners
Sf Donaldson
Tecents
Publie Works
Captain Donaldson Denies Convict Camp Charges Vigorously
Captain Tom Donaldson a Fulton County Public Works superintendent for years, asserts deputy wardens under him are humane and that corporal punishment is a last resort. He denies stealing kitchen supplies at Adimsville, says hog herd meat aided convicts, and rejects claims of misuse under state prison rules.
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Tom Donaldson
Fulton County
Donaldsons
Aub
Donaldson
Adimstille
Captain Donaldson
Board of County Commissioners
Adammaville
Stat. Prisor
Weather Prophecy FAIR Weather Prophecy FAIR Georgia-Fair and pollce Sundayz
Local Weather Report notes diminishing west winds for Sunday. Forecast shows low temperature around 3g, high near wee ee ae, and mean near ag. Rainfall in past 24 hours not specified. Deficiency figures since month start and year start provided as 236 and 396 respectively.
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