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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1921

Page

12

Trial updates reveal plan for appeal and unsolved Williams farm case

The article notes fair conduct of trial and mentions an appeal to the supreme court. It recalls the Williams farm murders where eleven victims were found chained and weighed in rivers, with others unearthed at the plantation. Manning confessed to his role, claiming Williams was the mastermind. He argues Judge Hutcheon erred in allowing testimony about crimes beyond the murder count. The Williams sons remain at large despite warrants and rewards.

Newton County Manning Willams Sutcheron Foy Hutcheaon Saturday St. Decatr Williams

McDonald man charged after drunken driving crash

L H Fagan of McDonald road was arrested Saturday night for drunken and reckless driving after his car collided head on with a vehicle driven by E Hamney of 263 Washington street. Mrs Hamney and her small son were in the car. the boy was severely cut. Police say Fagan was driving on the wrong side near Georgia avenue Pryor intersection when the end on crash occurred. The Hamney vehicle was badly damaged.

L. H. Fagan McDonald Road E. Hamwey Washington Street Mr. Hamney Mra Edge Fagan Georgia Avenue Pryor Hamney

Negress Killed by Train at Johns Street Crossing

Ida Murphy of 33 Means street was struck by Southern Railway No 38 at Johns street crossing Saturday night and killed instantly. Eyewitnesses say she attempted to cross the track directly in front of the locomotive.

Ida Murphy Means Street Johns Street Passengerrtrain

Comedy of Errors Marks Reception By Georgia Legislators

In Chattanooga on July 30, pressure of work caused a mix up as Georgia legislators arrived for an inspection of state property in the city. The Georgia committee, state property at Union station and nearby buildings, questioned the lease terms with NC and St. L. rail line. Local groups including the Chamber of Commerce and Manufacturers Association coordinated a welcome but delayed arrivals.

Chattanooga Tenn Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce Chattanoora Manufacturers’ Association State of Georgia J.P. Hosking National ‘Bank A. HR. David Hoskins Chambers of Commerce Georgia Manufacturers’ Association Chamber of Commerce Guy Patten Lookout Mountain Committee of Welcome Scott Probasco Chamber David N.C. & St. L. Railroad Union Station Market Street

Hooker Shot at Cow While Drunk in Quiet City Night

Police say A J Hooker aged 47 of 25 Dewey street was intoxicated after a wild Stewart avenue incident. He fired at a grazing cow missing all shots, then allegedly shot at neighbors and resisted officers with a knife during arrest.

John A. Ji’ d Hooker Dewey Street Stewart Avenue Thorn Hooker

Mandamus Seeks to Force Paying in DeKalb County

A petition filed in DeKalb Superior Court seeks a mandamus and injunction against L T Nash, DeKalb roads and revenues commissioner, by twenty five western DeKalb citizens. It asks to stop spending from the last bond issue and curb contracts until Boulevards paving from Atlanta city limits to Moreland Avenue begins, with attorney Homer C Denton and Sam A Wardlaw listed.

Decatur DeKalb Superior Court L.T DeKalb Atlanta Moreland Avenue Homer C. Denton

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France Cable’s Victor Records Piano. Company N. Broad St The Lowry National Bank Edgewood Avenue Pryor Street Mandamus Maddox BUNCO Ciman Sam A. Wardlaw L. P. Moon Fred S. Mance Jonh G. Culver James A. Balflower Frad C. Woodall Claude c. Ashley L.A. Trowbridge R. Garner W. N. Etheridge James M. Maddox Pat Sixth Alvin L. Richards Dr. LP. Baker C. Baggs Ww. L. McCalley, Jr Board of Education W. M. Terrell Fond Central Georgia Railway Healey Building Ivy Warren H. Fogg Vas Figipone Child San N’s de Chine Geo. Muse Clothing Co. , Peachtree Walton—Broad
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