Four Die for Oakdale Bank Robbery Murder Sentence
Four men Otto Stevens John McClure Tom Christmas and Charles Petres were found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to death by electric chair in Nashville on September 15. The case stemmed from a bank robbery plot involving a hired car and a staged getaway. A dramatic scene unfolded in Clinton Tennessee as the verdict was read and supporters reacted with tears.
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Clinton
Tenn
Tennessee
Otto Stevens
Columbus
Ohio
Oakdale
John McClure
Baltimore
Tom Christmas
Harriman
Charles Petree
Nashville
Otton Stevens
Sue
Hicks
Petres
McClure
Lewis
Bank
Andrew Crumley
Crumley
Knox County
Elizabeth Mather Fits You For Life
Training for vocation home making or business world offered by Elizabeth Mather. Emphasizes individualized instruction, careful faculty, and courses in Kindergarten, Home Economics, Mothercraft, Journalism, Secretariat Art, Commercial Art, Interior Decoration. Information available from Miss Blanche Groshee Joveridge, President, 65 East Fourteenth Street, Hemlock 5201.
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Elizabeth Mather
Misa Blanche Groshee Joveridge
East Fourteenth Street
Hemlock
Georgia Republicans Invited to Atlanta Meeting List
Complete official roster of Georgia Republicans invited by the national committee to reorganize the party. The list, from Mr. Miner's file, names many Atlantans and hundreds of members from cities such as Cartersville, Macon, Rome, Athens, Marietta, Savannah, and Gainesville. The purpose is to defuse the old state central committee and elect a new committee and chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Jasper
J. G. Boatright
Cordel
E. A. Barnhart
Gainesville
J. 2. Billups
Atlanta
W. A. Bearden
Waleska
William Blackwell
Canton
GEORGIA GOP UNDER NEW HEADS IN 1920 CONVENTION
The Georgia Republican organization reorganized with a district and county committee system. Delegates named in each district include Boatwright Fitz gerald and Hastings Atlanta with leaders in Macon Athens and Cartersville. J Louis Phillips chosen state chairman pledges to advance Republican principles and white party leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New State
J. Louis Phillips
Thomasville
Philadelphia
New York
Georgia
Georgia Republicans Move to Reorganize Party Structure
A Georgia meeting led by national committee Secretary Clarence B Miller backed President Harding's mandate to reorganize the party. About 200 of 240 invited participants from districts and counties approved a unified plan to replace the old central committee with a faction that favors harmony over patronage fights. Charles H. Donnelly of Savannah was named secretary.
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J. L. Phillips
Thomasville
State Central Republican Committee
Georgia
Commerce Houden
Chattanooga
Harding
Joseph Keelus
M. Aa
Indiana
Adams
Republican National Committee
Clarence B. Miller
Minnesota
Central Committee
Presiden Harding
National Committee
Clarence B Miller
National Republican Committee
Charles HE. Donnelly
Savannah
Georgia central committee saga ends in harmonized session
Edward W Sherman and O St Duke attacked the summary dismissal of the old central committee but were ignored as the meeting, an executive session, stayed harmonious. John B Dove was named envoy to Washington to present grievances while a new executive committee and Georgia patronage plans awaited a future call. The national committee and Assistant Secretary Houston returned to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Sherman
Savannah
O. St . Duke
Butts County
Central Committee
Butts
Clarence Miller
Hoscoe Pickett
Jasper
Henry Lincoln Johnson
National Committee
Atlanta
Georgia
John Martin
State Central Committee
Washington
Th National Committee
John B. Dove
Hiberton
White House
Executive Committee
Houston
Negro Confesses to Killing Boy in Arkansas
Ossie Tatene gro, 22, confessed after arrest for stealing a freight train ride that he killed a 15 year old white boy whose body was found near the Mississippi river bridge end in Marion Arkansas last February. The youth was buried after identification attempts failed.
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Marion
Ark
Ossie Tatenegro
Arkansas
Mississippi River
Coroner’s Jury Recommends Arrests in Curry Murders
A coroner's jury ordered additional arrests tied to the deaths of Mrs Alma Curry and her daughter Vern whose decapitated bodies were found at Webb's Mill east of here. James Curry, husband and father, remains under arrest as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Curry
Vern
Webb's Mill
Here
James Curry
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Lithonia
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Russell Drake
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Decatur
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Chattsworth
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Tate
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Flowery Branch
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Pinehurst
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Witham
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Luella
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Ellijay
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Norcross
Fred Young
Atlanta Law School
Hamilton Douglas
University School
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M A.C. Tuxbury Lumber Co
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Atco
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Eech
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Call
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70Th St
New York, N. Y
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Chicago
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