Accused Negro Bound Over In Poisoning Case
Detective Chasewood led a sensational poisoning case as Joseph Thompson, a Black man, was bound over to the superior criminal court on charges of poisoning and attempting to kill Litt Blandworth, his wife, and baby. Bond set at $1,000. he failed to meet it and was jailed in the Tower until the next term.
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Joseph Thompson
Edgar H. Orr
Superior Criminal Court
Blandworth
Bond
Thompson
Chasewood
Orr
W. T. Moyers
George Roberts
Mr. Bloodworth
Surt
J. T. Moore
Bloodworth
Mr. Moore
Dr. Griffin
Woodward Avenue
Grant Strew
Chosewood
Grant
Moore
Moyers
Justice Courta
Kim Chong
McEntyre
Taylor
Local legal and court notes highlight Georgia cases
Short items report a city court suit by George Dunn through attorney F Roland Alston against Southern Railway for damages. Entomologist Scott prepares Georgia fruit tree report for a Macon meeting called by O B Stevens amid San Jose scale concerns. The Trust Company of Georgia et al versus state concludes in supreme court with final arguments. decisions on the Central road case and Trust Company suit are pending, possibly delaying announcements until spring.
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George Dunn
F. Roland Alston
The
Southern Railway Company
Scott 15
Georgia
State
Macon
O. B. Stevens
San Jose
Trust Company of Georgia Et al
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Trust Company
Electric Railways
John B. Goodwin
Clifford Anderson
Terrell
Ed Brown
Central Road
State Capitol views favor circuit primaries for judges and solicitors
Georgia Democratic leaders and papers debate election methods for judges and solicitors. Letters from Heaton Grantland M A Pharr and B B Milner endorse circuit primaries, oppose circuit conventions, and urge unified party support. The Cedartown Standard urges harmony and endorses Governor Candler and key officials for re election amid a favorable view of the state prison commission’s management.
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Heaton Grantland
Spaulding
Sath
M. A. Pharr
Wilkes
BB. Milner
Dodge
Atlanta
E. B. Milner
Father Constitution
K. B. Milner
Eastman
M .A. Pharr
A. Pharr
Washington
Seaton Grauntland
Grantland
Griffin
Cedartown
South Georgia
Thomas Hason
Flem du Bignon
State Democratic Executive Committee
Saba
Candler
Statehouse
Georgia
Phil Cook
C. BR
Stevens
Agricultural Bureau
Farmers of
Kim Chong Fires at Fleeing Boy in Marietta Street Chase
A crowd watched as Kim Chong, a laundry operator on Mariette Street near Bartow, pursued a negro boy through the streets at night wielding a pistol. The pistol misfired twice while officers arrested Chong. the boy escaped unharmed.
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Marietta Street
Bartow
Kim Chong
Mariette Street
Kim
Pape Enters Georgia State Treasurer Race
HON R E PAPE of Bible formally announces his candidacy for state treasurer urging support from friends. He promises to serve with credit and fidelity to Georgia. Senator W M Thomson reports a keen race for Congress in the third district between Lewis and Fort, noting both are strong contenders and the contest will be a standout in the region.
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Capitol
State Farm
General Assembly
Evans
Eason
Georgia
Robert E. Park
Bible
W. J. Speer
R. E. Pape
W. M. A Thomson
Cordele
Atlanta
Supreme Court
State House
Congress
Petwyen
Lewis
Allen Fort
Lena
Thomson
Grain-O health drink now offered by grocers
Grain-O is a nourishing grain based drink marketed as coffee substitute. It aids digestion and strengthens nerves, costs about a penny per cup, and is sold in packages for 23 cents.
Clarke executrix seeks letters of dismission
Eugenia E B Clarke as executrix of Marshall J Clarke deceased asks to be discharged from her trust. She represents duties fulfilled and notifies all persons to show cause by the first Monday in February why she should not be granted letters of dismission from the executorship in Fulton County Georgia.
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Georgia
Fulton Usrsecreary
W. Treadwell
Alice S. Reeves
W. H. Hulsey
Fult County
Lucretia Elliott
Edmond R. Elliott
Fulton County
B. F. Roberts
Elizabeth Roberts
W. H. Hulsely
O Navy
N. B. Brightwell
R. G. Ball
W. R. Brightwell
Nty—Ordi- Georgia
Fulton Conary
Corn Ivy
Julia Thompson
W._H. HULSEY
Ornary
W. H. Warren
Hugh T. Inman
Ralph Inman Jenkins
W.H. Hulsey
Leake W. Sims
David R. Cook
Gustavus P. Larendon
Old Georgia
Nary
Charles A. Cook
M. N. Jett
Fannie Ham
Fannie Kilpatrick
Mamie Kilpatrick
Ord
W.C. Norcross
Jonathan Norcross
Rersonsa
Huesey
Stephen Spruel
Thomas B. Spruell
Joseph
W. T. Kinsey
A. J. Parker
Cary
Hubert W. Anderson
Carey B. Anderson
Fulton Con
Hannah Dreyfus
Henry Dregefus
W. H. Aulsey
Elige Murray
Murray
Frank Ramsey
Harriett Epps
Sorenary
Lou MS Jones
Raymond
Levy Martin
William Bartee Martin
Nellie Marie Martin
Ordinary
Gustav Fritche
Wilhelmina Schneider
Mary E. Stillman
Thomas Lee Adams
W. OH. Hulsey
James Banks
W. B. Morris
Orilnary
Robert
Francis 2 Chevin
WH. Hulsey
J. W. Stallings
Lucy A A. Gray
Hutsey
Fulton County —Court of Ordinary
Chambers
Amelia Brenner Dunn
Elbert C. Dunn
Ongpe W.h. Hulsey
Harvey T. Phillips, Jr
Harevey T. Phillips
Friary
Beavers
Sa Trust
Hulsey
Ordinare Feorgia
Ar Gay W. W. Hulsey
GIA
Clarence W. McCalla
Nannie Z. McCalla
Ww. H. Hulsey
Fulton
Eugenia EB. Clarke
Marshall J. Clarke
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