Physician Guilty Of Violating Law Upon Narcotics
Dr J C Bagley of Sumter county pled guilty in United States district court to violating the Harrison narcotic law. Judge Evans deferred sentence to allow further investigation. Dr E Miller testified a drug addict was sent to Bagley for morphine orders. later Miller obtained three orders for $40 to $50. He said he did not inform Bagley the man was a drug addict.
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Macon
J. C. Bagley
Sumter County
United States District Court
Evans
CE. Miler
Dr. Bagley
Defense Letters Highlight High Counseling Charge in Sumter Case
The defendant remonstrated about Dr. Bagley's high price. Attorney O A Park of Macon presented letters of recommendation from prominent Sumter County men in support of the defense.
Mrs M B Rogers Charged In Shoplifting Case
Mrs M B Rogers age 28 a housekeeper of 139 Spring Street was arrested Wednesday night by Officers Evans and Gonde on a charge of shoplifting for allegedly attempting to steal several articles from United Clear stores at Five Points She was held in default of 100 bond.
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M. B. Rogers
Spring Street
Officera Evans
Gonde
United Clear
Charge Is Placed Against Officer After Liquor Raid
W H Knox leader of state law enforcement in Mobile was charged with violating the prohibition law after a raid at Bienville Hotel room where several cases of whisky were seized. A police warrant sworn by L R McManus leads to a trial on the equors hme law violation charge. The Mobile county warrants list Knox as the sixth charge against a state officer in the area.
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Mobile, Ale
W. H. Knox
Mobile
L. R McManus
Bienville
Knox
Enunty
Warrant Issued in Mobile State Police Raids
The report details an warrant issuance amid Mobile law enforcement operations. Knox, a state officer, claims liquor seized during a raid on a weasel was taken as evidence. Officer McManugen reports seven full cases and one broken frame seized, while Fullagen from Pridh ae Alay is noted in the timeline.
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D Moora Chare
Fullagen
Pridhae Alay
Uroken Rane
Attendance Rise in Savannah Public Schools
The Savannah public schools report a 900 student increase in attendance over 1918, attributed to enforcement of the compulsory education law. This July 13 notice notes higher turnout as families comply with the education requirements. The data reflect continued growth in school enrollment for Savannah, Georgia.
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Savannah
Arrests Made In Milledgeville Watson Death Mystery
Milledgeville Georgia July 13 Special. After nearly two years of inquiry four men and one woman have been arrested on charges of complicity in the death of Carl Watson who disappeared after leaving Midway for a new job. His body was found in the Oconee river with a gunshot wound and a crushing head injury. Arrests followed grand jury indictments and officials say further arrests are expected as the case proceeds in superior court next week.
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Milledgevile
Carl Watson
Milledgeville
Watson
Genie Moran
John Simmons
Jacob Brooking
Winnie Brookins
Laat
Ike Seay
Eood
C. I Newton
Terry
Baldwin County
Iuperior Court
jWhich
Melon Growers Trustees to Meet in Macon Today
In Macon Georgia on July 18 special word announced a meeting of the board of trustees of the Middle Georgia Melon Growers association formed in Macon last week. The group represents about 4000 acres of watermelons and will operate under the name Migda next year due to labeling time limits. Officials include A M Gates president W A Jones vice president J L Middlebrooks secretary treasurer with a diverse board of directors from Westlake Jeffersonville Griswoldville Drybranch Macon Toomsboro Kathteen Wakel and Walden.
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Macon
Middle Georgia Melon Growers Association
Maccon
J J. Parrish
Adel
Southwest Georgian Watermelon Growers Association
Middle Georgia Association
A. M Gates
Jefferson
W. A Jones
Gordon
J. 4. Middlebrooks
Haddock
C L. Garver
Westlake
C Jones
Jeffersonville
EF Crosby
Griswoldville
G. W. Tharpe
Dry
Elks Plan $3,000,000 Memorial Building
The Elks will construct a $3,000,000 headquarters in Chicago to house the order offices and serve as a memorial to lodge members who died in World War I. The convention selected Chicago as the organization’s national center.
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Tos Angeles
Chicago
The
Elks
Order
Lodge
Anti-Trust Hearing At Moultrie Involving Swift & Company
In Moultrie Georgia Special Examiner C T Sade Jer hears charges that Swift and Company violated Clayton and Sherman anti trust acts by purchasing Moultrie Packing four years ago. Witnesses for Swift are questioned while the Trade Commission presents its evidence from prior hearings. The record will go to Washington for final arguments before the FTC. C L Brooks testifies that Swift offered no objection to forming a union stockyard and supported the yard by leasing ground and keeping buyers on site to bid in competition.
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Moultrie
Swift and Company
Clayton and Sherman
Moultrie Packing Company
C T. Sade Jer
The
Trade Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Cc L. Brooks
Moultrie Packing Organization
Swifts
Packera Evan
Four Held After Pryor Street Fight Injures Man
After a late night fight at 37 South Pryor street, R E Cumbie of 16 Humphries Street was rushed to Grady hospital with a deep cut to his left side and then to police headquarters on a disorderly conduct charge. Three other men were arrested for complicity. Cumbie and H A Alexander of 77 Arlington avenue refused to discuss the incident. Two more visitors appeared at Grady, R F Cunningham of 108 Trinity avenue and Tom Dickey of 76 Woodson street. Police, doubtful of Alexander’s account, detained all four for thorough investigation.
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R. E. Cumbie
Humphries Street
Grady Hospital
Polce Station
Cumbie
H A. Alexander
Arlington Avenue
R. F Cunningham
Trinity Avenue
Tom Dickey
Woodson Street
Alexander
Cunningham
Po- Hee
Confidence in De Valera Expressed by US Irish Group
Cr Sughi, a member of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, told a Carnegie Library meeting that Ireland should accept the peace talks’ results. The group plans to cable support to the Irish delegation as the peace conference opens in London.
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Sughi
Supreme Council of the
American Association For
Association
Assembly Hall
Carnegiebrary
Ireland
London
Atlanta Association
Eamonn de Valera
Dal] Erteanne
Trish
Tennessee Honors General's Memory
Nashville Tennessee July 13 on the 100th anniversary of his birth Tennessee paid tribute to General Nathan Bedford Forrest Confederate cavalry commander principal exercises held at his birthplace at Chapel Hill Marshall county Governor Alf Taylor was the orator of the occasion.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Chapel Hill
Marshall County
Alf Taylor
Children injured as storm hits Plains area
Americus Ga July 18 a storm near Plains about 15 miles from Americus damaged the Dorsey home badly causing two mules to die. Two Dorsey children were seriously hurt but expected to recover. No lives were lost as of morning. phone lines to the area are down and full damage is unknown.
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Americus
Plains
Jack Dorsey
Dorsey
Mortuary notices for Hattie Simpson and Mary Ann Findley
Mrs Hattie Simpson aged 64 died Wednesday at 15 Egleston street. Survived by two sons, a brother, two sisters, two grandchildren. Mrs Mary Ann Findley aged 81 died Wednesday at her daughter’s home in College Park. Survived by three daughters, a son, a sister.
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Mra
Egleston Street
W. Ll
J. A. Simpson
RH. Doster
Mra. L. J. Peacock
J. W. Cronk
Dorothy
W. Il. Simpson
Mary Ann Findley
E Vance
College Park
C. Be, Vance
J. F. Heard
Geneva Findley
George B. Findley
L. E. Maliréy
J M Monk Dies at 57 in Ebfauta Alabama
John Melton Monk, a prominent planter in the area, died at the infirmary Monday afternoon at 5 80 o clock aged 57. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church Tuesday afternoon. He leaves his widow Elizabeth Scarborough of Columbus, Ga, and six sons: Lewis of Eufaula, Sibley of Cottonfoot, Frank and John of Columbus, Ga, David of Albany, Ga, and Kendrick of Augusta, Ga.
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Ala
John Melton Monk
Methodist Church
Elizabeth Scarborough
Columbus
Lewis Monk
Hufaula
Sibley Monk
Cottonton
Frank
John Monk
David Monk
Albany
Kendrick Monk
Auguste
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Walter Ballard Optical Co
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Atlanta Faust CO
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Central Avenue
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