Former detective held on charges of safe cracking
A night watchman was bound and hidden in a refrigerator as two burglars attempted to rob the Gober store at 40 Carroll Street. Detectives Miller and Reeves, both named, were captured after a chase. one accomplice escaped. Reeves, a former railroad detective, and Miller, 34, were jailed on burglary charges as detectives promised a long list of prior robberies tied to the pair.
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R. A. Gober
Carroll Street
RW. Miller
T. W. Reeves
Stonewall Street
Reeves
X-railroad
Wea
East Point
Miller
Jagt
Bus Reau
Harper
Davis
Sturdivant
Garner
Chowning
Turdivant
Chevalis
Davie
Ordivant
Chewning
The Value of Your Dollars in The Constitution Ads
The ad pages promote seasonable goods at money saving prices with items like Lemons 2 per dozen, Fresh Florida Pineapples, Flour 68 cents per 4 1b sack, Lard 50c per pound, Luzianne Coffee 4c, and men and women’s clothing at $8.50 to $7.80. Read the ads daily to catch new day bargains and needs.
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Tlanta
Texas Reaches 900000 Settlement Over Magnolia Penalty
Greenville Texas July 21 A $900000 cash capture settles a $102999000 anti trust penalty suit against Magnolia and Corsicana Petroleum companies and others. H C Folger and John Archbold transfer 23596 of 1500 shares to a trustee named F A Williams of Austin as the stock owner remains under trustee management to ensure independent operation of the company. Attorney General B F Looney says the compromise preserves ongoing business while preventing future violations. Fees of $19500 are approved for Maur and local officials for the receivership work.
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Greenville
Texas
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Indi
H. C. Folger
John @. Archbold
Magnolia
Cocal
Standard Oz Companies
New Jersey
New York
Jundge F. A. Williams
Austin
Standard Ol Company
Magnelia Company
Dot I
Messrs. Folger and
Archbold
B. F. Looney
Magnoli
Corsicana
Leo Troleuny
Richard G. Maur
Houston
Sprerat
Women Lawyers Bill Favorably Reported in Georgia
The Georgia House general judiciary committee No 1 recommended passage of Representative L J Cooper’s bill to admit women to practice law after qualification. Lawyers on the panel debated briefly before backing the measure as competition in the profession is anticipated to be fair.
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Georgia
General Jndismnry Committee No
House
L. J. Cooper
Ware
Weather Delays Frank Trial Touches August
The Leo M. Frank trial hinges on weather with judges signaling possible postponement if heat returns. Judge Wean will call the case Monday, while Arnolds and Dorsey debate dates. Grand jury actions on Conley and juror selection issues loom ahead of the trial.
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Leo M. Frank
L. & Roan
Rean
Wean
Reuben Arnolds
Hough Dorsey
Coney
Arnold
Grand Jury
James Conley
Hugh Mey
Conley
Mary Phagan
Dorsey
Wakie
Petit Jury
Durine
Frank
Spectacular career ends as King dies amid clemency hopes
Cardenn F. King once famed financier and publisher died at the state farm as friends sought his pardon. Governor Foss had council support for immediate clemency, but King died before it could be granted. his conviction stemmed from taking 22000 and obtaining 422000 under false pretenses. He had a long Boston financial career and later ran the Boston Daily Tribute before bankruptcy issues and lawsuits doomed him.
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Bridgewater
Mayn
Cardenn F. King
Boston
Asre
Emerson
State Farm
King
Parsons
Charlestown
North Carolina
Boston Daily Tribute
Mets
Columbia
Ceylon
Ife
Thomas W. Lawson
Early Prediction of Huerta Downfall Sparks Washington Alarm
Washington officials speak of keen apprehension as reports suggest growing strife between Huerta and revolutionary forces nearing a decisive moment. President Wilson moves to assess conditions with Ambassador Wilson en route, while Secretary Bryan returns to coordinate conferences and ensure protection for Americans abroad.
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Washington
Huerta
Mexico
Huérta
United States
Wakting
Wilson
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico City
Bryan
Ambassador Wilson
Havana
Erne
Public Health Service
Havang
Key West
Tax Reform Bill Ready for Action by House
A House Ways and Means committee move advances Lipscomb tax revision with a state board to equalize county returns. The amended measure, backed by nearly all members, faces a likely floor vote. Rep Sheppard opposes the board, planning a minority report.
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HOUSE
Akin
Lipscomb
Sheppard
Sutter
United Action
Local Weather Summary for Georgia Location
Weather report notes scattered showers likely through Wednesday in Georgia. Winds light to moderate and variable. Temperatures show typical ranges with mean values, rainfall 4 inches in the past 24 hours, monthly deficiency 7.45 inches, yearly deficiency 1.03 inches.
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Georgia
Classified Class of Workers Wanted in Constitution
Daily help wanted notice urging employers to place ads in The Constitution Classified section to reach skilled men and women. fragmentary lines show want ads for typists and stenographers with incomplete addresses and scattered phrases.
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Rockefeller Trust
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Urbina
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Bitish
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Gulf of Mexico
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Mulhall
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Congress
Martin M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
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Muthall
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Taft
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van Cleave
Commerce and Labor
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J. M. Parry
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Secretary of Commerce and Labor
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Clapp
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