Jury and Judge Deliberate on Barry Case at Court
Judge John Candier sentenced Barry Jr to two years in the penitentiary for assault with intent to murder as the jury recommended misdemeanor treatment. The judge argued prison life on an industrial farm would best reform him, noting liquor and home influences affect youth and praising the jury for their spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Candier
Capellar Court
J Barry, Jr
Poteemar Quinn
Marietty Street
Barry
Chaingeng
Candler
McNedgevile
Army T9
Reform School
Berry
Milledg Villa
White assailant fires at Sergeant Martin in Markham Street duel
A white man allegedly fired on Police Sergeant Martin on Markham Street near the Mitchell Street viaduct last night at 10 o clock. The sergeant fired back, the assailant fled into darkness with five shots exchanged. Martin, riding a bicycle, kept his balance and survived uninjured. The incident is under city detective review. Martin had been promoted recently and leads the bicycle squad on evening duty.
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Martin
Myely Street
Pit
Markham Street
Haynes
Mangum
Mitchell Street
cMeer
Bis
Hira
Thave
Rala
Heaa
Pardon Sought for Soldier Barry in Mercy Plea
The text outlines sympathy for a Tennessee soldier known as Barry who faced potential punishment. Barry's defense claims a drunken impulse and lack of intent to kill the officer. Attorneys for Barry urged mercy while the solicitor argued the facts and refused mercy. Police or court records note the defense by William Schley Howerd Childress and J W Moore and state representation by Charley HU for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Barry
Tennessee
Gui‘der
Hill
William Schley Howerd
Childress
JW. Moore
Solletter
Charley HU
Express Messenger Accidently Fires Pistol in Car
An express messenger dropped his pistol in a union depot car about 9:30 last night and it fired, wounding Charier Manning a Black truckman in the right arm. Patrolman Holt said the weapon fell from a tin box in the doorway. The injury is painful but Manning was sent to Grady Hospital for treatment. No arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Union Depot
Charier Manning
Holt
Manning
Grady Hospital
Young
WITNESS TESTIMONY TURNS RILEY GUILTY IN POST OFFICE ROBBERY
In Seven Hills United States court Ed Riley and John Kent faced charges for robbing the Etowah post office. Kent pleaded guilty. Riley fought, but McGruder testified Riley confessed. Riley attacked McGruder in jail, then received five years while Kent got four. Court sessions resume with officers back in city. Dollars Necessary Shirt a Luxury. San Juan Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angler
Rome
United States Court
Seven Hilla
Ed Riley
John Kent
Etowah
Kent
Riley
George McGruder
San Juan
Porto Rico
Louis Weisberg
Ponce
The
News
Graham
Philadelphia
Striking Machinists Photographing Scabs At Boarding House
Police investigated a disturbance at Mrs Green's boarding house on South Pryor Street where a policeman was allegedly found playing the piano while a crowd of striking machinists gathered. Officers tracked reports of a Kodak used to photograph men taking strikers' places, aimed at securing snapshots of the scabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Green
Hodak'ng
Ball
Bea
Mrs Green
Poligemin
Cail
Spradlin
Mra
Balinex
Jennings
Alcoholic Exception Pleads In Police Court
Councilman Malvern Hil acted as recorder and heard a comic case in which the Alcoholic Exception was argued. Two men faced fighting charges as witnesses clashed while a jovial crowd produced a surreal courtroom scene with nicknames like The Man With the Starlit Tie. The defendant Charlie Bel insisted he was not drunk, but the councilman fined him $5.75 after a lengthy debate on prior drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Hil
Seventh Ward
Will
Tye
Joe
Darktown
Tia
Charlie Bel
Charlie
Couneiman
Charie
Coumeliman
Kodak trouble and German cures in a single column
The piece describes Mrs Green and boarders objecting to photos of machinist border workers prompting police inquiry into Patrolman Bankston and beat patrols. It notes Chief Ball’s surprise and a reshuffle on South Pryor street. It then shifts to Germany’s handling of consumptives, praising public sanitariums and high cure rates, urging study of German methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
New York
Sylvester Baxter
United States
Houpsala
Cingo
Attractions at the Coming Fair Promises Many Novelties
The fair association’s attractions committee plans hourly amusements from 11 AM to midnight with daily programme changes. Potential highlights include band concerts, vaudeville, fireworks, illuminations, and a night sham battle. Admission at the gate is five cents by day and ten cents at night, with grounds inside free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fair Association
Comportes
Death of James Nutting Gay Infant Dies at Home
James Nutting Gay infant son of Mr and Mrs John E Gay of 52 Woodward avenue died after a brief illness. The baby will be taken to Newborn this morning for burial there today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nutting Gay
John E. Gay
Woodward Avenue
Substitute Feeding for Infants Promotes Safe Milk Products
Physicians agree that cow’s milk should be the base for infant feeding but require the best possible milk product. Borden’s Eagle Brand Condensed Milk is noted as refined and guarded against contamination to meet safety standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden
Eagle
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Eiseman Bros
Whitehall
Alabama Street
Pryor
Nishing Goods
Manhattan
Earl & Wilson
Frank E. Block Company
Biven
PEN
Tury
Pistol
Erie B. B
Chautauqua Inke
Durtate
Toute
Rie R
Cincinnati
Apii
iiLaet
WLC World Gear
Closina OY
McGruder
KODAK
Cop
Bankston
Hoe
Chief Ball
Pryor Street
Nero
Standard Ice Company
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