Jury awards wife 30000 for husband abduction case
In Jackson Mississippi a jury awarded Mrs Mamie Dupicat Birkey 30000 damages against Mrs W Rakeramey for abduction of her husband and alienation of his affections. The Siviey family, prominent in the state, resides in Jackson and the plaintiff’s husband is 20 years old. The suit claims Baker Siag aided in separating them and carrying her husband away to North Carolina.
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Jackson
Miss
Decatur
Misa
Saya
Mra
Mamte Dupricat Birkey Agsinet
W. Rakeramey
Siviey
Wj & Siviey
Counties Seek Convicts in State's Shortage Plan
Cobb and Irwin counties joined the list seeking state convicts as total requisitions rose to 193. Hancock dropped out while many counties expect delivery around April 1, though officials warn shipments may be delayed. Counties aim to assign inmates to camps and arrange transport to county seats within thirty days.
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Cobb and Irwin
Hencock
Cobb
Irwin
Weoh
Ancillary Bills Filed Against Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic
Ancillary bills filed in federal court involve contractors including Lane Brothers and Carlahgn Construction in Virfin and Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic routes. Claims list Lane Brothers 10000 and adjacent totals. special master to handle issues re construction work and pending payments.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
United Court
Lane Brothers
Virfwin
Carlahgn Construction
Atnticig
Smith
Clakp
Aiipan American
Postoffice Site Selected Dublin Ga February 10
Postoffice site chosen in Dublin Georgia with the new building project moving forward after a telegram from Coy Kraan Brantley confirming the department’s order to reopen the matter. Mr Phillips reported receipt of the message stating the site selection had been approved and the process would continue.
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Dublin
Fhderd
Phillips
Coy Kraan Brantley
Copia
No Medicine But a Change of Food Gave Merrit
A reader notes that proper food rather than medicine rebuilds nerves. Grape-Nuts is praised as a brain and nerve food due to its phosphates from cereals like wheat and barley. A bride recounts improving nervousness after using Grape-Nuts, crediting it with preventing a breakdown and helping her maintain work.
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Lean
Gwen
Fostum Co
Amalgamated Warehouses Control Plan For Cotton
Charles Barrett of the National Farmers' Alliance leads a plan to unite scattered cotton warehouses under a single board of control. The goal is to consolidate storage across Georgia and other Southern states, giving a central authority power to set prices and coordinate sales, with a Georgia consolidation already announced. The move aims to end competing interests among warehouses and empower farmers with centralized management and pricing leverage.
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Asien
Geongis
Charles Barrett
Ih National Farmers’ Talon
Accomeien
Bat Ftoon
Barrett Lone
Barrett
Harrett
Georgia
Secrretry
Barratt
Leck
Rome
TWO PRISONERS ESCAPE FROM MARIETTA JAIL
Memohia Georgia February 10 Special Fistcher Howell a white man charged with larceny and Joan Heard a negro charged with assault with attempt to murder escaped from their cells by sawing through early in the morning Both were captured later by Sheriff McKinney at Kennesaw Go Deputy Sherif Ho Kincaid awake by the noise and helped recapture the men The escape was discovered shortly after and the pair were later identified and returned to custody
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Memohia
Fistcher Howell
Joan Heard
Bherrit McKinney
Kennesaw
Sheri Ho Kincaid
Lynching Case Brief Against Sheriff and Officials
Government brief in the Ed Johnson lynching case accuses Sheriff and Judge McRaynolds of failing to stop the mob and aiding the perpetrators. Document outlines motives to backdrop prosecutions, cites testimony about nights near the jail, and signals a final hearing in two weeks. Also notes Southern's Florida day train schedule from Atlanta to Jacksonville with fares.
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Eny
Jantson
Jannvon
Gyn
Shipp
Charles J Bonsparte
Generst
Henri M. Hoyt
Edwin W Lawrence
Southern
Florida
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Macon
South Florida
Hardwick Halted by Capitol Officers in House Entry
Representative Tom Hardwick of Georgia was stopped by a Capitol policeman at the entrance to the House chamber while seeking admission to the electoral vote count. He admitted lacking a ticket, faced quizzical remarks, then was allowed to pass after an apology from the guard.
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Hardwick
Capitol
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Tom Hardwick
Georgia
Auto Trip From Atlanta Reaches Savannah Route Report
Mr and Mrs John Sibley of Atlanta arrived today by auto along the Savannah route stopping at nearly every town en route. They traveled a week for the trip and suggest improvement of a ten mile stretch from Sprtociiela would make a good road from Atlanta to Beryanea.
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John Sibley
Atlanta
Yester
Savanna, Gerebruery
Cape
Mm John Sibley
Levery Town
Sibley
Sprtociiela
Thial
Beryanea
Labor council debates idle men and unemployment crisis
Washington February 1 prominent labor leaders met in a council of labor at the Department of Commerce and Labor to discuss unemployment relief and immigration policy. Speakers Included John Mitchell and Timothy Healy as about 2,008,000 men idle demand action while Congress debates relief. The conference continues tomorrow.
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Washington
Council of Labor
Department of Commieres
Sebor
Storstary of Commerce and Labor
Trans
Ballen
United States
American Federation of Labor
Grand Chief Stone
The
Locomotive Engineers
Willem Yates
Marine Engineer Beneficial Association
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Timothy Healy
International Brotherhood of Stationary
Gompecs
Congress
Teallen
Cotton ginning totals rise to February 4 in Mississippi
Memphis Tenn February 10 Two months ginned to February 4 show 12 814 000 bales reported by the Neall Ginners Association in a daily report This compares with 5 803 000 bales ginned to February 1900 and notes most gins have closed except six Mississippi counties five Arkansas and portions of Texas Oklahoma shows scattered activity as gins wind down
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Memphis
Tenn
Herata
Seal Sang
Neal Ginners Association
Fsat
Mischesipel
Atkanine Angain
Texas
Oklahoma
Married Only 3 Days Leaves Wife in Anniston
A local report from Ranweon Ain dated February 10 describes a man abandoning his wife after a brief marriage of three days in Anniston. The article notes the wife, left with no immediate plan, intends to return to her family while authorities seek guidance on the situation.
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Birmingham
Anniston
Ranweon
Ain
Srd
Burttrucy
Orphea
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