Hard fought trial of detectives in Fulton case
The subornation of perjury case connected to the W. J. Burns Frank investigation heads to a tough week in Fulton County. After exhausting four juror panels, only six jurors were drawn. Testimony opening expected today with Lehon Tedder and Arthur Thurman arraigned alongside star witness Rev. CG B. Ragsdale. Judge Hill overruled defense motion for dismissal. Prosecutors include Dorsey and Stephens. defense led by Powell and Boykin. Jurors named: Logan Mobley Wise Simpson Williamson.
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Dan
Lehon
Carlton C. Tedder
W. J. Burns
Frank
Fulton County
Tedder
Arthur Thurman
CG. B. Ragsdale
Ragsdale
Arthur Powell
Hill
Powell
John A. Boykin
Marion Smith
Atlanta
Negro desperado shot by white bartender at near beer saloon
A white bartender at H. W. Caldwell's near beer saloon on Decatur Street shot Will Davis, a negro desperado, in the back of the head after Davis threatened staff with a bottle. Police and detectives arrived to quell the crowd, Lane and Hill released on small bonds, Davis held at police barracks.
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Decatur Street
A. M. Lane
Will Davis
Davis
Lane
Hol Hill
Hill
Three Girls Escape From Georgia Training School
Georgia county police seek three young white girls who escaped Monday night from the Georgia Training School for Girls at Baker's Ford in Fulton County. The oldest is 15, the others 13 and 14. They were last traced through Atlanta and are believed headed toward Macon on their way to Columbus, their home. Mary Blue is 13, Sallie Mae Taylor 14, and Anne Partain 15.
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Georgia
Georgia Training School For Girls
Ond Baker's
Reverend O Kelley Accepts Gainesville Pastorate
Rev N B O Kelley, a well known Atlanta Baptist minister, has accepted a call to the First Baptist church in Gainesville Florida. He will assume charge about February 16. O Kelley has served in Atlanta for over eleven years at Capitol Avenue Baptist, Grant Park Baptist, and Highland Avenue church, now Druid Hills Baptist.
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N B. O'Kelley
Atlanta
First Baptist Church
Gainesville
Fla
Rev O'Kelley
Capitol Avenue
Grant Park Baptist Church
Highland Co Avenue
Druid Hills Baptist Church
Haverty Furniture Expands Fleet of Delivery Vans
The Haverty Furniture Company adds four large automobile delivery vans to speed and improve service at its Auburn avenue store. Credit terms and January Clearance values are highlighted as the retailer urges customers to open accounts and buy now with adaptable payments. The sale remains limited in duration.
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Brown
Haverty Furniture Company
America
Haverty
Auburn Avenue
Pryor Street
Haverty’s
No Demand Seals Fate of Cotton Loan Fund
Washington reports that the 135 million cotton loan fund may be abandoned after February 1 if loan demand does not rise. Only about 12 thousand dollars in applications have been received, with southern bankers and cotton men expected to finance the surplus crop locally. The Federal Reserve Board notes the fund has still served to bolster confidence in cotton loans during a crisis.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
New York
Mortuary: Major J Hodo Dies at 75 in Atlanta Area
Obituary notices list Major J Hodo former Confederate veteran from Third Georgia Cavalry whose funeral will be attended by surviving cavalry members. Also reported are deaths of W A Luck Mrs John Pitts Sr Mary M Austin Mack Davis W F Stewart Jack Reynolds Mamie Preston and Miss Gertie Scott with local survivors and burial details.
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M. OL Nix
Mansfield Avenue
Emanuel
Andrew
J. W. Hodo
Nix
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J. A. Peters
W. D. Harris
Paul Hogan
Thomas Gaddy
Third Georgia Cavalry
Wiheeie
Cavalry
John Vu. Pitts
J. H. Wilkins
Ocilla
Atlanta
Wilkins
M.S Seay
J. O Pitts
Mary,m. Austin
Mary M Austin
South Itirkwood
A! A ‘Austin
H. J. Randolph
Inez Alexander
S&s. B
T. W
A. B. Alexander
Luck
W A Lueck
Jocal Hospital
Flo
Martha Luck
Harry G Poole
Oakwood
W. Stewart
J. A. Stewart
A. %. Stewart
W. T. Adams
George Ayers
W. F Stewart
Oakland Cemetery
Sorrells
Hodo
Dallas
Texas
New Orleans
W. D. Hardin
New York City
J. A Peters
Memphis
M. O Nix
Rive
Messra
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Emmitt
Andrew Hodo
W. Hodo
West View Cemetery
Carnastes
Marry G. Poole
M. M Fraser
E Webb
Oklahoma City
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R. N. Hightower
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Decatur
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M. la Duren
DeKilb Avenue
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Cox
Henrietta Can
Horace Smith
Albert Nathaniel Jackson
Eliza and
Kittie Cox
Tennessee
Mike Tiepietta Cox
Barclay & Brandon Co
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John R. Dickey
Keora
M. Dickey
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J. Hale
Ars - O Pitt
Woof Seay
Willans
Will Moot
Houchin
JF. Stilwell
Witherton
Mary FE
WF. Seay
Park Street
J J Kerfees
J E. Collier
M Braswell
Joe Hall
D A. Small
W. A. DeLoach
West View
Wiles
R J Wes
Rebecca Potter
Hrankford
Kan
Arthur Neal
Blue Rapids
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Lula W. Nixon
S. W.B. Greane
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J. B. Crowell
Harrison, MN
Arthur Neal Rabingon
BR. N. Watchinson
Sioux City
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West
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Negro Fatally Burned In Kitchen Oil Explosion
Alfred Griggs a janitor for Forest Adar suffered fatal burns from a kerosene oil explosion while rekindling embers in his grate at 84 Glennwood Avenue. He was taken to Grady hospital where he remained in critical condition as rescuers summoned two fire departments to aid the blaze.
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Alfred Griggs
Forest Adar
Grady Hospital
Griggs
Glennwood Avenue
Rosin and turpentine may be freely shipped
Senator Hoke Smith announced that Great Britain and Germany assure no interference with rosin and turpentine shipments to Rotterdam and Italian ports. Germany also pledges not to block cotton exports to Russian ports in U S flag vessels. Phosphate rock will be treated as non contraband and may be shipped as ballast to European ports with cot.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Hoke Smith
Great Britain
Germany
South
Rotterdam
Italy
United States
Legislature backs woman suffrage amendment in Charleston
For Woman Suffrage. Charleston, W. Va, January 26 The legislature voted to submit to the people at the next election an amendment to the constitution providing for woman suffrage.
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Charleston
W. Va
Kime Heads League In Atlanta Civic Reform Drive
The Atlanta Civic Law and Order league held its fifth session at the Baptist Tabernacle and elected St. Kime as president with a nine-member board. Four guiding questions were issued on reform, addressing mayoral accountability, city officials, church member voting, and grand jury actions against locker clubs.
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Atlanta Civic Law and Order League
Baptist Tabernacle
Atlanta
Forice Beavers
St. Kime
J. Duncan
G. Cartledge
Joseph Broughton
Cotton Acreage Ban Repeal Moves Through South Carolina House
Columbia January 26 A bill repealing the cotton acreage reduction law from a special October session passed the South Carolina House today. It now goes to the Senate where a similar measure is pending. The current law allows more than one third of cultivated land to be planted in cotton.
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Columbia
S.S
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Senate
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