No new parole petition for William B. Green reported
Despite contrary reports no new petition for parole has been filed for William B. Green the former Fairburn banker currently serving a sentence.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
12
Despite contrary reports no new petition for parole has been filed for William B. Green the former Fairburn banker currently serving a sentence.
State prison commission Tuesday night said it has not reopened the Green embezzlement case. A parole plea months ago was refused. Citizens had informally pressed the matter Monday, but no hearing or reopening occurred. Green was convicted after a sensational trial revealing ties to others.
The article profiles Mrs Catherine Queen Bradstreet of Atlanta and recounts long running expenditures on her. It notes she was once regarded as a leading Campbell county citizen and had served as mayor of Fairburn.
Charles J. Mann filed habeas corpus proceedings Tuesday to gain custody of his two children aged six and eight, alleging he is separated from his wife, Mrs. Loretta Wilbanks Mann, and that she refuses him access to the children.
Senator William 4 Harris addressed a courthouse crowd in Decatur at 11 AM, praising his work in securing the U S army headquarters move from Charleston to Atlanta, establishing a southeast commerce bureau, and enacting farm and banking reforms. He touted farmer support, farm bloc influence, and funding for regional research stations and services.
W H Daniel and T L Davia, two convicts who escaped from a prison truck on Peachtree road last Wednesday and remained at large for eight ae.
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