Dan Davis Tells of Death of Hall in Georgia Trial
Soperton Georgia January 31 special. The trial of Dan Davis for the murder of William H Hall continued with a graphic tale by Davis of the tragedy and his relationship with Hall over years. Davis described insurance arrangements including three policies totaling 95 000 payable to him and the events surrounding the auto accident that left Hall trapped.
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Soperton
Dan Davis
William H. Hall
Davis
Hall
Flys
Askerl
Up at Six Feeling Fine Pepto Mangan Ad
A vintage advertisement urging readers to strengthen and build up blood with Pepto Mangan. It touts benefits of pure red blood, energy, and ambition, claiming the product has helped millions over thirty years. Consumers are advised to seek the genuine Gude's Pepto Mangan in liquid or tablet form.
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Gude
Ady
Witness recounts Hall death near Norristown in 1920s trial
The testimony details Hall left his farm in 1920 for Kite and the group including Wey Smith and Durden later helped search Hog field near a fatal bridge. Davis described their drive back, the car sinking, Hall missing, and water in his lungs. Dr. Moya testified on chlorine and drowning signs as trial nears jury instructions by Judge Graham.
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Hall
Davis
Kite
Whey Smith
Coleman
Norristown
Durden
Smith
Hal
Halls
Moya
Graham
Dr William Trammell Druggist Dies at 63 in Atlanta
Dr William C Trammell proprietor of the Trammell Drug Co and longtime Atlanta citizen died Sunday at his home 423 Luckie Street He was 63 and survived by three sons J C W R and W O Trammel Jr all of Atlanta and two daughters Mia H El Mosley of Havana Cuba and Mrs A G Watkins of Atlanta Funeral services set for 2 30 at Payne Memorial church Rev W J DeBardeleben officiating Interment will be at West View Cemetery.
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William C. Trammell
Trammell Drug Company
Atlanta
Luckie Street
Trammel
Marietta Street
Tige
J. C. W. R and
W. O Trammel, Jr
Captain J J Buffington Veteran Dies at 77
Captain J J Buffington prominent Confederate veteran dies Friday and is buried Saturday at Decatur. Enlisting at war start he rose to captain and served with Lee around Richmond until wounded. He died at Ingleside residence of daughter Mrs M Q Floyd, survived by two sons Joe and John, grandchildren and one great granddaughter.
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J. J. Buffington
Decatur
Lee
Richmond
Buffington
Tie
M. Q. Floyd
Ingleside
Captain Buffington
Joe
John. Buffington
Cattle Shipment Penalty Sought in Federal Suit
A penalty of 500 dollars is sought in U S district court against the Western and Atlantic Railway Company for violating the 28 hour law governing livestock shipment. The suit charges a cattle shipment from Old Murphy North Carolina to Atlanta remained confined for 36 hours and 40 minutes without proper exercise or care.
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United States District Court
Western and Atlantic Railway Company
Old Murphy
N. C
Atlanta
Cheney's Expectorant for Colds and Croup
An old advertisement promoting Cheney's Expectorant as a cure for all colds and coughs in adults and children. It claims origin by Dr. Cheney and medical profession endorsement, and notes no opiates.
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Cheney
Farm federation rapped by rivals in coming hearing
Washington January 31. Rival farm groups prepare to attack the American Farm Bureau Federation before the house banking and currency committee. They charge the federation is private, uses county agents and Smith Lever funds to promote private enterprise, and that its growth benefits a few while taxing the public.
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James “A
Hollomoa
Washington
America
American Farm Bureau Federation
House Banking and Currency Committee
American Farm Federation
Smith-Lever Extension
Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Ferm
Jeaders
American Farm Bureau Federaion
Smith-Lever
County Farm Bureaus
sNational Farm Bureau Federation
J. R. Howard
Chcago
Burton
Teaus
American Farm ‘Bureau Federation
Ita
Marlean Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm-Bureau Federation
Motorman J G Garrett held in 600 bond after streetcar crash
Motorman J G Garrett in charge of a Decatur street car crashed into a trolley at Five Points injuring seven. He was arrested on police order and held in $600 bond on reckless driving charges. Investigators will probe the power company officials and the overheated switch. One person was seriously hurt. An auto driver not arrested in a separate Avon Avenue collision left four injured but non critical.
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J. G. Garrett
Decatur
Peachtree-Piedmont
J. T. Trazzaro
Garrett
W. Kendley
W. L. Mulkey
Campbellton Road
East Point
Avon Avenue
Oakland City
Atlanta
A. Roberts
Dora Hudson
J. W. Smith
East Avonue
Grady Hospital
Hardin appeals case seeks bond in federal review
John Henry Hardin, known Cherokee county moon shiner, was sentenced last week to 15 months in a federal penitentiary for operating a large still. His case is slated for circuit court of appeals next October after a writ of error was filed Monday. Bond set at 1500 dollars. efforts to post bail underway. This follows a prior bribery case appeal and a state prohibition charge pending in court.
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United States District Court
John Henry Hardin
Cherokee County
Federal Penitentiary
Pent Court of Appeals
Hardin
W. E Grubb
Federal
Clay
Blair
Anderson
Roberts
Samuel H. Sibley
Circuit Court of Appeals
Sibley
Prohibition
EE. Dixon
North
Georgia
Tech Night School Registration Opens at Campus
Tech campus opens this evening for mid year registration of new students in applied science. Dean B. Morton leads enrollment. Courses include automobile mechanics architecture surveying electrical engineering chemistry mechanical engineering mathematics physics and drawing starting Monday. Students urged to sign up at once.
Motorcycle Crash Injures Dowdle at Pulliam and Georgia
Rufus Dowdle, badly bruised, and H W McNally collided Monday morning at the intersection of Fast Georgia avenue and Pulliam street. Dowdle suffered non serious injuries and was treated at Grady hospital before being discharged. Officer Mashburn noted both vehicles entered Pulliam street from Georgia avenue with Dowdle attempting to pass on the right. No arrests were made.
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Rufus Dowdle
East
Georgia Avenue
Pulliam Street
H. W. McNally
Formwall Street
Grady Hospital
Cail
J. W. Mashburn
Dowdle
McNally
Oil price cuts hit crude and refined products nationwide
On January 31 prices were cut across several firms. Magnetia Petrol Team lowers crude by 10 cents a barrel with new crude prices from 1 to 2.50 dollars. Briaire Oil and Gas trims mud continent crude by 50 cents to 2.50 dollars. Standard Oil Company of New Jersey reduces export refined oil by one cent a gallon, gas oil and kerosene down. Sinclair Refining announces another gasoline and kerosene price drop with gasoline stations 25 cents per gallon, tank wagon 23 cents.
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Dallas
Texas
Magnetia Petrol
Independence
Kans
Briaire Oil and Gas Company Today
New York
Standard Ol Company
New Jersey
Chicago
Sinclair Refining Company
Baker Denies Aiding Wilson In Peace Conference Book
Washington January 31 Ray Stannard Baker denied reports he was to assist President Wilson in writing a book about the Paris peace conference. He said his White House visits had no relation to any such book and dismissed the story carried by press wires.
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Washington
Ray Stannard Baker
Wilson
Baker
White House
Rene
Unemployment persists as industry output stalls in January
Washington reports that industrial activity failed to cut widespread unemployment, with sharp job losses in the South and West and wage reductions spreading. New England shows slight relief, aided by modest gains in some industries, while textile mills face large layoffs and mass applications surge in Massachusetts. Financials improve with reduced credit demand and higher security values.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
New England
San Francisco
Massachusetts
Boston
Atlanta
North
Norge
South Carolina
Mayor to address Atlanta engineers Friday night
Mayor Key will address the Atlanta chapter of the American Association of Engineers in the Carnegie library assembly room Friday night at o'clock. H. L. Collier city chief of construction is chapter president and J B Bracewell is secretary and treasurer. Also talks by other speakers.
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Key Wii
Atlanta
American Association of Engineers
Carnegie Library
H. L. Collier
J.B. Bracewell
Norway
Police Seek Five Escaped Prisoners in City
Atlanta police are seeking five escaped prisoners including three soldiers from Paris Island and Fort McPherson. The Cobb county jail inmates Waldrop and White Sanders are also at large after their escape on Sunday, information received Monday.
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Cobb County
Pasl
Atlanta
Paris Island
Thompson
Anderson
Roy E. Kehinning
Fort McPherson
Cobh County
WC. Waldrop
White Sanders
Will Rheumatism Bind You Again This Winter
Thousands dread damp wintry weather as rheumatism returns. Local remedies offer only temporary relief. a blood remedy called SSS is claimed to cleanse the blood and remove disease germs. Begin taking 8.88 today and send your case for free expert advice from the Chief Medical Adviser at Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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Southern Book Concern
Whitehall _ GAVANS
Belle Isle
Icab
Cuttcarn Laboratories
Gaf
Hare
Lyko
Lyko Medicine Company
Kansas City
Analgelique
Bengue
CIA Aisaian
Pryor Street
Pryor Place
THE
Tripod Paint CO
Merrita’s Pharmacy
Ste
William Trammel
Farm Federation
Grubb
TECH
Ieatin
St. Louis
Atlnnty
Suchern
Atlante
Ditrict
Is & New
Folsom’s
Folsom’s Restaurant
Peachtree Street
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