Atlanta man to stand trial for murder near Canton
Canton Ga June 2 Special charged that FP H Daniel an Atlanta man will be placed on trial tomorrow charged with the murder of Charlie Loggins a deputy sheriff in the Creighton mines section near Canton Loggins on the first arrest attempt will be killed Daniels defense may claim self defense Judge W G Morris arriving to assist District Attorney John Wood said the trial will begin early in the morning with the court convening at eight o'clock Sunday morning
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Canton
H. Daniel
Atlanta
Inn of
Chariie Loggins
Creighton Mines
Loggins
W.G. Morris
John Wood
Daniel
Cherokee County
Buchanan
D. W. Blair
Blue Riles
Trial Nears In Cherokee Deputy’s Death Case
Fifty two veniremen summoned as trial for Daniel proceeds Friday and Saturday. Guy Blackwell, Sheriff’s son, to testify for the prosecution while Daniel remains chained in his cell amid heightened security. Authorities say Daniel admits whisky car link and claims no role in deputy Loggins’s death. Deputy sheriff Loggins slain. Sheriff Blackwell wounded. Daniel held in Fulton Tower for Cherokee County officials.
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Daniel
W. Aaron Daniel
Simsville
Loggina
Blackwell
Cherokee County
Fulton Tower
Bolton
Vinson
Allen
Limeville
Carling
Chattahoochee
Danielp
F.H. Daniel
Garnett Street
Canton
T Wan
H. Dan
Jeniff
Bigamy and Mann Act Charges Grow From League
James D. Strickland a 65 year old carpenter with legal aims was indicted by the federal grand jury on charges of bigamy and Mann Act violations. He allegedly lured Miss Cassia Holaway from Major Virginia to Atlanta furnished funds and married her while already married. Authorities say he engaged with a group called league in Ford Florida as a matrimonial market offering spouses for a fee and correspondence aided by the league.
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James D. Strickland
Federal’ Grand Jury
Cassia
Major
Atlanta
Strickland
School Officials to Attend Supper at English Avenue
The Parent-Teacher Association of Hingiish Avenue school invites Mayor Key, city council members, Fulton County officials, the Board of Education and Carnegie Library trustees to a 7 o'clock supper in the English Avenue school auditorium. Mrs Alpert C Burton, PTA president, expects a successful event with many invited guests. The dinner was moved from Thursday to Friday. Willis A Sutton, superintendent-elect, and others are among the invitees.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Hingiish Avenue
Mayor Key
Fulton County Commission
Board of Education
Board of Trustees of
Carnegie Library
English Avenue School
Alpert C. Burton
Willis A. Sutton
Suprintendent
Atlanta
Mise Tommis
Dore Barker
President Harding Urges Peace at Naval Academy
President Harding told Naval Academy graduates he hopes the nation never fires a gun in war again unless aligned with American conscience. He urged defense readiness while preserving order, and urged graduates to maintain humility and a republic of conscience. Secretary Denby urged officers blend professional skill with respect for the enlisted force.
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Apnopolis
Harding
Naval Academy
Therpader
America
Denby
Navy
Marine Corps
Tech High awards sweaters and honors students in 1920 21 opening meeting
Tech High held its first 1920 21 session meeting at the Baptist Tab ernacle. Prof Sutton principal and newly elected superintendent distributed sweaters and other prizes to students amid strong applause. Awards included Washington and Lee Davidson Mercer and University of South Carolina scholarships along with multiple declamation and ROTC honors.
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C. B. Myers
Dove
jJunior R. 0. T. C
Tech Hign
Confederate Veterans to attend Montgomery service June 3
A. C. Bruce will represent Camp No. 159 of the United Confederate Veterans at services opening the Confederate White House in Montgomery Alabama on June 3 according to Thursday’s announcement.
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A.C. Bruce
United Confederate Veterans
White House
Montgomery
Ala
AUFE WRITES LETTER ON GAS SITUATION
Dr E N Huff writes to The Constitution criticizing the railroad commission and Georgia Railway Power Company over gas rates and bond issues. He questions refunds, funding, and the motive behind a public relations campaign, urging rate cuts and improved service instead. The letter argues public funds should directly benefit consumers, not propaganda efforts.
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E. N. Huff
Railroad ‘Commission
Georgia Hallway Line
New York
Railroad, Commission
Georgia Railway End Power Company
Power Company
Gas Company
Brohowick Gun Company
Disney
Nat
Twenty State Banks Reopened by Bennett
Georgia shows financial solidity as twenty state banks reopened since January 1 1921 with Merchants and Farmers Bank of Eastman resuming operations after closure on March 3. Bennett credits sound reorganization and public confidence for restoring banking stability across the state. In Savannah Israel Waters faces a murder hanging in Clyde Bryan County. an eleventh hour respite is sought.
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Georgia
T. R. Bennett
Twentieth Bank
Merchants and Farmers Bank of Eastman
Bannett
Eastman Bank
E. D. Graham
Banking Department
Bennett
Savannah
Clyde
Bryan County
Israel Waters
Chatham County
Progressive rediscount rates to be removed, bankers say
Washington district plans were described by President Harding as penalizing and likely to be removed by the Federal Reserve Board. Leading bankers, meeting with Harding, urged removal to improve credit conditions for agriculture. Treasury officials say the reasons for progressive rates have disappeared and their operation is no longer necessary. A removal would align with expected rate easing this summer amid ample reserves and a healthier national outlook. Bankers are aiding agriculture through credit extensions and avoiding forced crop price equalization.
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Washington
St. Louis
Kansas City Reserve
Harding
Federal ‘Reserve ‘Board
Treasury
Viereserve Board
Coun
Elks of Atlanta stage big minstrel show next week
More than a hundred cast for the Atlanta lodge No. 78 Elks minstrel at the Auditorium on June 9 10 and 11 under Freeman H Gosden of Chicago Joe Bren Production. Nora Allen soprano with Stewar Volpi piano. Sugarfoot Gaffney to appear. local comedians and singers including Bennett Interlocutor E T Bennett to headline. Tickets on sale at Marshall Reynolds Daniel Bros Chess Place.
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Atlanta
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Freeman H. Gosden
Joe Bren
Chicago
Gosden
Nellie Sullivan
Edgar Morris
Nora Allen
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Stewar B. Volpi
Venice
Milan
Geneva
Miss Allen
Caruso
Brand@ opera coaching
The
Elks
Bennett
E. T. Bennett
Salt Lake Lodge
Atlanta Lodge of Elks
Marshall & Reynolds
Daniel Bros
Chess
Georgia Y M C A Secretary to Speak at Luckie Street
Thomas Johnson Georgia secretary of the Y M C A will address the Bethering tonight at the Luckie Street Y M C A. Dr Johnson has thirty years of Y M C A work and his talk draws expected high interest as the community gathers.
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Thomas Johnson
Georgia
Bethering
Luckie Street
Johnson
40,000 Temple to Be Dedicated by Local Masons
Dedication ceremonies for a 540,000 temple will be held Tuesday night in East Point lodge No. 918. Grand Master Bass presides with James L. Mayson and Thomas B. Jeffries taking part. A banquet starts at 7, followed by the dedication at 3.
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East Point Lodge
Charles L. Bal
James ‘L
Mayson
Thomas
Jeffries
Jerree Mason
Bass
Deffrian
One Act Play On Lawn Of Home For Friendless
The Carolyn Cobb Community entertainers staged a one act on the Home of the Friendless lawn at 226 Highland Thursday afternoon. Roger Wilson read Riley selections and Miss Rainwater’s. Edgewood Bird Card Club hosted bird calls for children and Mother Goose songs. Proceeds benefited the playground fund.
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Carolyn Cobb
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