Grand Jury Ends Convict Camp Probe With Final Presentment Near
The grand jury completed three hours of testimony and compiled facts for the final presentment on convict camps. Witnesses including convicts, camp staff, and private investigators testified about camp conditions and abuses. A committee will draft the discipline recommendations for county prisoners for release in Judge Ben Hill's court at month’s end.
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B Senn
Ebsthielf
Donaldson
John
Srand
Tiwaa
Grand Jury
Ben Hill
Grand Jury to Probe Locker Clubs in Atlanta
Fulton county grand jury will Friday open a probe into the locker club situation. Indictment of all locker clubs likely after a request to the grand jury to probe, indict the club superintendents, and then let the clubs answer in court. A meeting of prominent Atlanta club men at Capital City club Friday night approved requesting a grand jury probe and potential indictments if needed.
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Grand Jury
Atlanta
Capital City
Thomas Hardy Marries Secretary Dugdale in Early Morning Ceremony
London February 10 Thomas Hardy renowned novelist wed his secretary Miss Dugdale at the parish church. His former wife died in 1912 leaving him in his seventy fourth year. The ceremony occurred at a quarter past eight.
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London
Thomas Hardy
Enfield Crowd Disturbed by Breath Detective Claim
A Berlin physician who says he can detect truth from falsehood by breath is criticized as no better than wives who hide truth by eating cloves. Florence Dugdale, author of many children's tales, is noted.
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Enfield
Florence Dugdele
Berlin
Low round trip fares to Washington and Richmond
February 2 27 1935 reports prices to Washington and Richmond with quoted round trip rates. Fragmentary details mention a fare of 1670 and a Besboard notation with unclear context. The readable items show travel pricing in early 1935.
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Washington
Richmond
Tady
Gerton Home Barns
Elberton Georgia February 10 The residence of J A Champion on Hearn street was destroyed by fire yesterday morning All the household effects were saved The house was partly insured By heroic work of the fire department the adjacent homes of J A Cauthen and W T Duncan were saved.
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tGerton
Elberton
J. A. Champion
Hearn Street
J. A. Cauthen
W. T. Duncan
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