Thers Killed by Young Son in Georgia Murder Case
Athens area Georgia report details that John Gray, 7, killed his father Sam Gray with a pistol when the father attacked his wife and then advanced on the boy with a knife. The son claimed self defense and used an amistol gun to end the threaten. Local authorities say a self defense claim is under consideration. The incident occurred near Athens on a June morning.
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Ian Gray
Athens
Waa
Athena
John Gray
Sam Gray
Judge Griggs Delivers Commencement Address at Milledgeville
Judge James M. Griggs congressman from Georgia second district spoke eloquently at the Military College commencement. He arrived from Washington and will attend the funeral of Congressman Lester in Savannah before returning to Dawson and then Washington. His strong delivery drew praise and his remarks delighted attendees. The event was hailed as one of the college’s happiest occasions. Minor notices follow about railroad fare offers and train times to Cincinnati.
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Milledgeville, Ga
James M. Griggs
Second
Georgia
Miltary College
Washington
Savannah
Lester
Dawson
Wasington
House of Representatives
Excellent Service To Wrightsville Beach NC
Seaboard Air Line Halfway train runs from Atlanta to Wilmington with a through sleeping car on Saturdays. Sleeper departs Wilmington Thursday 3 PM arriving Atlanta Friday 4:30 AM. Week end rate for five days 820, BEAGON and BEA BOARD tickets offered.
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Ita
Atlanta
Wilmington
C. Roe
Street
Wrightaville Head
Formation of the Committee on Improvement of the Negro
Announcement of a new body named the Committee on Improvement of the Industrial Condition of the Negro in New York. It includes local Black leaders aiming to advance the interests of about 70,000 African Americans in the city and address livelihood, education, and related needs.
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New York
Vody
Committee On
New Quarantine Outlines Cuban Passengers Rules
New quarantine to be enforced requires all travelers from Cuban ports to show certificates of yellow fever immunity or be held five days after departure. Health officer Dr Doty says the rule, effective Saturday, prevents yellow fever from entering southern states though New York has no local risk.
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New York
L. Doty
New Yort
Cuba
Doty
Imayana
New Orleans
Thare
Freproof hotel project planned for Chattanooga
Final negotiations closed for a $600,000 hotel in Chattanooga by the Iron Port Land Company. The site had been fenced for twenty years by the Chattanooga Hotel Company with a folded rapliat of $160,000 now in bank. J. J. Found of Chattanooga serves as president and Charles T. Alexander of Dallas is general manager of the operating corporation. the project is to be named the Fated Part 1.
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Chattanooga
Chattanoous
Ihone Port Land Company
Chattanooga Hotel Company
Hanen
J. J. Found
Charles T. Alexander
Dallas
Tex
Body of Rufus E Lester Returns Home to Savannah
The body of Georgia Representative Rufus E Lester arrives in Savannah this morning, accompanied by his family and a congressional committee. Lester died Saturday evening after a fall through a skylight at the apartment house, and his remains were placed aboard the Southern railway train for delivery to his home city.
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Body of Georgia
Savannah
Washington
Rufus E. Lester
Georgia
Apartmnent
Southern Railway
Crutchfield and Cobb Divorce Actions Reported
In Oklahoma Territory Mrs J Crutchfield files for total divorce from Jos Crutchfield alleging cruelty threats and habitual drunkenness as grounds. Two children Paul age 12 and Teneette are noted. Emma Cobb sues Albert Cobb seeking court ordered payment of divorce costs and permanent and temporary alimony. In Missouri, bridge bill advances to authorize construction of a free Mississippi River bridge at St. Louis with Washington day remarks.
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Mra. J. Crutchfiela Kina
Jos. Crutchfela
Crutchfield
Huisband
Uma
Te Kiler
Paul
Tenedette
Madign Bell and
Westmoreland Ros
Emma Cobb
Albert Cobb
Mr. Cobb
Cobb
St. Louis
Washington
Parson Moves On Uncle Joe
In Alington on June 19 Tev. WWttenry Coleman of Milwaukee protests the Speaker’s stance on meat inspection and pure food bills. Speaker Cannon replies with a Crockett maxim about following one’s instinct, urging progress.
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Aliington
Thiry Crockett
Chautauqua Lake railroad fare notice from Cincinnati
Erie railroad announces Indy 6th and July 27 from Cincinnati in a fare roundup. For full details on timetables and rates, write to Huntington G ALP DB AIG Walnut Street Chichinutt for nearest agency information.
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Erte
Chichmnati
Teereat
Huntington
Walnut Arrest
Cincinnati
Chautauqua Lake
N.Y. Mia
New Entry Port Made Washington June 18
The president after signing a bill makes Port Arthur Texas a port of entry. Inspectors in Lesion Columbia O June 19. The twentieth annual convention of the International Association of Factory Inspectors opens at the Great Southern Bates today and runs through Thursday. Delegates attend from various states and two Canadian provinces. Dr W T Harris resigns as commissioner of education and Dr Kimber Eo Brown is appointed professor of education at the university.
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Washington
Port Arthur
Tex
Lesion
Columbia
International Association of Factory
Inapectora
Great Southern Bates
W. T. Harris
W.pr Marera
Kimer Eo Brown
University of
Chipley Citizens Seek Special Court Amid Demoralized Town
Prominent Chipley figures led by Mayor J A Allen urged a Harris county judge to convene a special term to try suspects in a double tragedy case. They claim open arming and halted business reflect lawlessness and request urgent court action. Attorneys for the six defendants opposed a special term, bonds set at 1090, and judge Little reserved a decision.
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Columbus
J. 3
Allen
Chipley
William A. Little
Rint
Champton
Harris Superior Court
Terrell
J. G. Little
Tate
Strickland
John ‘Strickland
Muneart Aurckland
Ea Haaty
John McGnee
Marenal MM Tone
Barria Court
Bond
Little Rererveth
Harrin Cnort
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