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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1921

Page

8

Frame-up story barred at trial in Swift case

Macon Ga February Special The trial of W C Swift former city detective charged with murder over the shooting of two alleged hold up men Lamar and Kimbrell enters its second day with the state unlikely to rest its case until Friday night The judge ruled out conspiracy testimony that a taxi driver Finney claimed connected detectives to the planned holdup weakening the state case Swift one of six detectives involved three indicted for murder and three as accessories before the fact Also noted the Yeomen of the Guard celebrated the 436th anniversary of its formation.

Macon W. C. Swift Philip Lamar Abraham Kimbrell Ross Mathews Bobo Swift Emmett Finney Lamar Kimbrell Finney

Fulton High alumni swell ranks in national guard battalion

Nearly fifty Fulton High school alumni enlist in the national guard infantry battalion being formed in Atlanta. Major C P Byrd of the Old Guard announces the drive, praising Major William Hopkins for recruiting work and noting the need for at least 50 men for federal maintenance and 150 to 165 total for battalion recognition and maintenance.

Fulton High School National Guard Infantry Atlanta C P. Byrd Old Guard William Hopkins Federal Board For Vocational Training National Guard Byrd Hopkins France Federal Board For Vocational Education

Death of Congressman Fred Blackmon Shocks Alabama and Georgia

Bartow Florida reports Rep Fred L Blackmon of Anniston Alabama died at his nephew Dr R L Hughes home. His interment will be in Anniston. In Washington Representatives Gordon Lee and Thomas M Bell left for Anniston to attend his funeral. Blackmon, a longtime Democrat, served ten years in the Sixty Seventh Congress and presided at a memorial service for Senator Bankhead.

Bartow Fla Fred L. Blackmon Anniston Ala R. L. Hughes Washington, D. C House Fred Blackmron Gordon Lee Georgia Thomas M. Bell Park County Fred Blackmon Congress Bankhead Capitol

Bandits Rob Texas Bank in San Antonio Heist

Four bandits held up a Texas bank in Boern near San Antonio early today. They entered the bank, dug into the vault and safety deposit boxes, taking about 10 900 dollars in liberty bonds and 300 dollars in cash from night watchman Pant Mann.

San Antonio

Moonshiner Holloway Convicted After 1918 Raid Battle

Witnesses recalled the 1918 mountainside gunfight between moonshiners and federal agents near Dahlonega. Frank Holloway, 60, was convicted, fined 709 dollars, and jailed 30 days. Lon and Will Grindle were acquitted on aiding Holloway.

Frank Holloway Lumpkin County United States District Court Whs Jones Holloway William B. Sheppard Lon Will Grindle Hollowy Moiloway Dahtonega J. A.lay J. W. Holmes M. ‘Taylor Net] Campbell H. Rothstein Gainesvill Jones

Christianized Jew Preaches in Americus Church

A Christanized Jew, A. G. Fellman, preached at Central Baptist Church in Americus, Ga., on Sunday due to illness of Rev. Henry T. Brookshire. Fellman spoke on missionary matters, delivering an engaging address to the congregation.

Americus Americas G. Fellman Central Baptist Church Henry T. Brookshire

Gasoline blast blamed on careless handling at Memphis

Federal probe into the January 24 Memphis vapor explosion that killed eleven and injured many cites failure to follow precautions in gasoline handling. A worker opened a tank car without relieving pressure, causing vapors to ignite and blow the car apart. Investigators warn the incident could happen anywhere if safety measures are ignored. The report notes nearby tanks were vented and the released vapors burned at valves. Also mentions queensmaids honor ranks tied to social standings.

Washington Memphis Bureau of Mines Andrew McKinley Olan

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Beefeaters Yeomen of the Guard Fulton Hi School National’ Guard Infantry Alabama Blackmon Texas Bank Memphis Horror Rhodes Building Atlante Corn Products Sharer Corn Products Fining Co P.O New York City Wren European Relief Council Atlanta Committee Candler Building Penacces Joseph A. McCord Candler
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