Bainbridge man held for crime after alleged doping death
James T. Goode alias Peachie, jailed in Bainbridge Georgia, on suspicion in a case where B M Baker was found dead after a Coastline train strike. Police say Baker was doped and robbed before being placed on the track to be run over. Goode provided the watch found after the accident. others are suspected but not yet arrested.
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Peachie" Goode
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Better Build Warships for Chinese Waters
Washington February 21 Chairman Hull urged complete preparedness for trouble in the Orient as he presented the army appropriation bill. He attacked Rockhill and the idea of returning indemnity, favoring using funds to build battleships. Hull warned against underestimating China and emphasized protecting US interests and trade in the Pacific.
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Unclear political amendment discussion reported
A fragmented, messy OCR excerpt shows a February debate on amendments and veto strategy linked to a constitutional issue. It mentions President Roosevelt, congressional action, and potential judicial review of interstate orders, but many words are garbled, limiting precise facts or names.
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Hoch Laughs at Gallows Denial in Illinois
Johann Hoch, denied commutation by Governor Deneen, proclaims he is a martyr and vows that justice will come. He accuses State's Attorney Healy and Governor Deneen of mocking the system as he faces impending execution in Springfield on the noted date. He laughs as he returns to his cell.
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Murdered husband to wed youthful lover in Iowa
Before taking poison in a failed bid for a pardon, Baron Kuhn confessed to killing her aged husband Jacob Kuhn to clear the way for marriage to a younger man. The confession details the plot that led to the shoe maker's death and the hope of freedom she expected from a legislative pardon two years prior.
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Fast Mail Service Fund Aimed to Stay in South
Mobile Chamber of Commerce adopts resolutions urging Congress to preserve funding for the fast mail project to the south. Directors call on Alabama representatives and senators to use influence to retain the fast mail properties, citing full justification for the expenditure.
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Chamber of Commerce Today
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Mob dispersed after Coleman incident sparks grand jury
A disrupted mob scene near Coleman led to police action and a grand jury meeting. Authorities moved to quell the disturbance following a fatality linked to a local guard. Further details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
Nunnally Opens Campaign for Governorship in Monroe
Dr G A Nunnally pastor of First Baptist Church Newnan launches bid for Georgia governor in Monroe delivering a moral platform on prohibition reform of divorce laws Sabbath protections and child labor. He attacks Hoke Smith and Howell for weak reform stances and cites Piedmont bar and liquor influences as state harms. Continuous applause marks strong reception and local support while he recalls lifelong ties to Coweta and Georgia communities.
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State Fair Premiums Highest Ever Offered
County premium for best exhibit at the state fair rises to 1800 dollars, with overall county premiums totaling 7900 dollars. Atlanta directors press for higher prizes, conference at the Piedmont reports the best premium list yet, with multiple increases across agricultural displays and individual farm product categories.
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Blanchard Requests Requisition For Lum Woo Extradition
Baton Rouge February 21 Governor Blanchard addressed a letter to Governor Terrell of Georgia asking to honor the requisition and issued extradition papers for Lum Woo, wanted in New Orleans for murder. Lum Woo was arrested in Atlanta after allies urged Terrell to withdraw. New Orleans grand jury indicted him, with witnesses to be sent from New Orleans to identify him if needed.
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Grosvenor Defeated on First Ballot in Ohio House Run
In Lancaster Ohio February 21 General Charles H Grosvenor long time congressman and noted figure known as the sage of Avnens was defeated for renomination on the first ballot by Albert Douglas of Caliboothe Ross county by a vote of 78 to 20 Grovsenor who is 63 was backed initially by Tern Ik White of Hocking county who sought to swing the county votes His defeat ends a 20 year congressional career and comes amid strong opposition from Torys supporters and calls for an independent run
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Caliboothe
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Jones Boasted Of Great Lies To Save Himself
A man claimed he tricked others with bold falsehoods and lied to turn state's evidence, seeking to clear himself by exposing supposed collaborators. The dramatic confession portrays a calculated switch in allegiance to reduce penalties.
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Jones
Mayor Rice and Jones Referenced in Murder Trial
New York report on Albert T Patrick’s resumed murder trial for Wham Rice. Houston figures, including Mayor Rice, discuss “instructions” and money. Witnesses recount Jones’s alleged bribery hints and a picnic meeting with Miss Gaillard.
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Weather summary for Washington and southern states
Weather report notes colder conditions in the southeast on Thursday with fair conditions Friday. Winds shift from northwest to northeast. temperatures listed for Mobile Montgomery and New Orleans show clear skies in several locales. Local forecast for the Marbury area indicates traces of rain or light precipitation.
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