Acquitted of Forgery Charge in Court Verdict
Crawford was found not guilty of forgery after testifying that Detective Barrett pressured him to catch two gaming cases and denying forgery. Judge Candler urged him not to return, while fellow defendant Claude Davis received five years for burglary. Davis claimed a pistol threat from an unidentified man and Moore’s horse and buggy were seized in Griffin. Court adjourned for spring term with forty eight cases heard.
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Andher
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Rean
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Steve Moore
Griffin
Ang Bugsy
Candier
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Hill
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Splutter Hill
Doubt Over Reconsideration Of Tax Ordinance Action
City council debated a motion to reconsider adoption of a transfer company tax use ordinance. The measure, set for mayoral approval, passed 8 to 4, with Councilman Barrett giving notice to reconsider at the next meeting. Assistant city attorney agreed with the clerk pending formal opinion.
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Campbells
Aldermanic Board
Barrett
Fincher
Hill
Death of James E Owens eldest son of Col J E Owens
James E B Owens oldest son of the late Col J E Owens proprietor of the Markham House died in Norfolk Virginia Tuesday morning. The body will be brought to Atlanta this afternoon with his mother and sister Mrs Julia Grove of Washington DC. The funeral will be from CE Shore’s residence at 164 South Pryor Street at 1 30 tomorrow morning. Owens was about thirty five years old and had beer for a long time to be a prominent figure in the city.
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Markham House
James EB. Owens
Fre D. Bush
Cincinnati
C. EB. Shore
Norfolk
Atlanta
Julia Grove
Washington, B. Co
CE. Shore No
South Pryor Street
Mir. Owers
Death of Miss Evelyn Austell Shocks Atlanta Friends
Miss Evelyn Lodheane Austell died in Baltimore at 4 14 PM, leaving Atlanta friends in deep sorrow. The 21 year old social favorite had recently visited New York and Boston after staying with her aunt Mrs A B Thornton. Daughter of Mrs J W Hilard of Baltimore, Austell was celebrated for beauty and charm and her sudden heart failure ends a promising young life. Her body will be brought to Atlanta for interment, with funeral details not yet known.
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Atlanta
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Tme
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Printing Offices Close for Saturday Picnic
Atlanta printers will hold a city wide picnic at Pearl Springs this Saturday inviting all shop workers. Printing offices will be closed for the day due to the event.
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Atlanta
Pearl Springs
Grape-Nuts Endorsed By Brain Workers In Wartime Style
A fragmented testimonial extols Grape-Nuts as a restorative for exhausted brain workers. The account describes personal collapse from ambition and nearly sleep loss, then recovery after using the cereal. It highlights wheat and barley nutrition, digestion, and immediate assimilation, with a factory-prepared product meant to rebuild brain and nerve cells. A free receipt buck is offered by The Port Terral Co Ltd in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Yale
Strop
Port Terral Co Ltd
Hattle Creek
Mich
Judge Candler Praises Fambro and Sentences Will Pope Fifteen Years
In a criminal superior court case, Judge John S. Candler commended Fambro for chasing and capturing the defendant with a white man, urging Black citizens to aid law enforcement to prevent lynchings. Will Pope, a young Black man, was convicted of attempted assault and sentenced to 15 years. Johan Henryth received 20 years for a similar offense.
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Nemrova
Fandro
Candler
Gander
Will Popa
Fam‘bra
Fambro
Pope
Fudge Candler
Johan Henryth
Neera
Whs
Warrants Dismissed in Judge Bateman's Court
Warrants against Dr. W. A. Stones for hearings and larceny after trust were dismissed yesterday afternoon in Judge Bateman's court for want of prosecution.
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Starnes
Bateman
W. A. Stones
West End Seeks Alderman Seat in Seventh Ward
Council plans to introduce a charter amendment to allow another alderman from the southern side. West End seeks representation on the aldermanic board as Malvarn Hifi, the seventh ward’s nominee, is expected to push the ordinance tomorrow. Mayor may cast tie vote under recent charter changes. Hill will also seek an ordinance granting the city investigation staff full police powers in the legal department.
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Malvarn ‘Hifi
Sounalb
T. D. Longive
Géventh
Coupelian Hill
Shervonaic Board
Gneral Assembly
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Mims
Hill
Councf
Wil
Tech workshops open to visitors headline in campus notes
Report on campus workshops where students make knives and tools for shop use and a fine carving set by R. Lowndes of Charleston. Dormitory furniture near completion, with summer work remaining. The textile department showcases cotton processing from raw fiber to woven cloth using advanced machinery and a three floor textile building opened in 1898 with a dyehouse and laboratory.
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R. Lowndes
Charleston
Janie Swann
Cherey Street
North Avenue
Mayor Mims Visits Tech In Response to Invitation
Mayor Mims and city council members visited the Technological school, meeting President Lyman Jfall and touring nearly all departments. They expressed pleasure with the buildings, grounds, and student work observed during the hour long visit.
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Lyman Jfall
Mims
Technological School
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