Lunatic's Death Charged 10 Doctor Sentenced for Murder
Dr E C McKowen of Jackson Louisiana was sentenced to life in prison for murdering E K Judson, an inmate at the state asylum in Jackson. He was convicted at Baton Rouge, appealed, and the state supreme court affirmed. Allegations linked to obscene letters sent via mail preceded the killing.
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E. C. McKowen
Jackson
Insane Asylum
New Orleans
BC MecKowen
Jackson la
E K. Judson
McKowen
Baton Rouge
State Supreme Court
Judson
Gas-Electric Cars for Southern Railway Inaugurated
Southern Railway plans to supplement steam passenger service in Greenville territory with regular gas electric motor car service starting in July. Three motor cars are under construction, with General Electric handling the return of the gas electric car previously used experimentally on the Manassas to Strasburg line.
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Southern Railway Company
Manassas
Strasburg Va
Texas regulat ion issued for return of Wendling
Frankfort Kentucky June 30 a regulation has been issued on the governor of Texas for the return of Joseph Wendling wanted in Louisville for the murder of Alma Kellner. The issuance of the requisition was kept secret until noon today though it was initiated Saturday afternoon. A detective from Louisville has been to Texas and identified Wendling according to advices chart.
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Frankfort
Texas
Joseph Wendling
Louisvilla
Alma Kellner
Louisville
Wendiing
Fatal rabbit hunt turns fatal for Fayette farmer Wilkins
William Wilkins of Fayette County died instantly when a rifle discharged during a rabbit hunt on his farm five miles southeast of Union City. The coroner ruled accidental gunshot wound. The death follows two recent family fatalities from pneumonia and marks the third loss in the Wilkins family in two months. Services by the Masons and Odd Fellows will be held at 10 this morning at the family home, with burial at New Hope churchyard. He left a wife and two young children, and two brothers in Atlanta and Ocilla.
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William Wilkins
Fayette County
Bam Wilkins
Wakina
Witking
Lu Redwine
Atlante
May Cook
Orchard Hill
Viking
The
Masons
Odd Fellows
New Hope
Samual
Atlanta
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Ocilla
Game Protection Meeting Set At Kimball House Today
The Georgia Game and Fish Protective Association led by President Charley L Davie of Warm Springs will meet at the Kimball House at 11 20 this morning. The group urges passage of a new game and fish law modeled after Alabama law, now before the House after Senate approval. A strong resolution is planned to press House action immediately to prevent further decline of game in Georgia.
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Georgia
Game and Fish Protective Association
Charley L Davie
Warm Springs
Kimball House
House of Representatives
Alabama
State Senate
House
Auburn Avenue Lot Sells for 400 Per Front Foot
A lot on Auburn avenue between Fort and Hillyer streets sold for 400 per front foot, totaling 16000 with 49 feet frontage and 100 feet depth. Purchaser Elizabeth K Armstrong paid Mary and Mike Taylor. property at 223 Auburn avenue, a three story brick building with stores on ground floor, bought by investment through Thomson Lyne.
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Auburn Avenue
Fort and Hillyer Streets
Elizabeth K. Armstrong
Mary Taylor
Mike Taylor
Thomson & Lyne
Cure by Cuticura for infant scalp disease rolls on
An advertisement style testimonial from Fish and Elisa Finch of Mt. Vernon Kentucky recounts how Cuticura remedies cured a three month old baby's eczema scalp crusting and crossed eyes. They credit Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent with rapid improvement and full recovery in weeks.
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Elisa Finch
Mt. Vernon
Representative Minter In Critical Condition
Representative Minter from Fayette County remains in critical condition at Wesley Memorial Hospital in Atlanta after being brought to the city for treatment. The report notes his transfer and current status.
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I P Minter
Fayette County
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Atlanta
Fracture Arm Treatment Leads to Critical Condition
A man treated for a slight arm fracture after a fall at home developed complications and is reported to be in critical condition. Several relatives are at his bedside in Atlanta.
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Atlante
Senate Debates Postal Bank and One Man Filibuster
Washington June 30 The Senate considered without disposing of the Carter motion to concur in House amendments to the postal savings bank bill. Senator Bailey launched a one man filibuster. The chamber also addressed bribery charges in Lorimer’s Illinois election, river and harbor work, and reconsidered the public land withdrawal bill alongside a proposed $20.6 million reclamation bond. A House resolution created a commission to promote international peace. Other measures included Justice Moody’s retirement, ocean going vessel requirements, wireless telegraphs on large ships, banning insignia misuse by Red Cross staff, and a commission for Mexico’s centennial celebration.
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Gayings Bank
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Lorimer
Illinois
Ratlay
Engineer Corps of
Army
Harbera Ca
Jower
Justice Moody
United States Supreme Court
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Republic of Mexico
No Hit Game For Wilson Shuts Out Macon Mercer
Americus pitcher Dec Wilson no hit Macon Mercer in a 3 to 0 victory as Wilson struck out fifteen. Moore started for Macon and was tagged for the shutout by Americus in front of about six hundred spectators.
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Tech
Americus
Dec Wilson
Macon
Man pleads case before United States Commissioner in Jackson
Macon Georgia June 7 Special report says Gaston told Commissioner L M Erwin he had 30 boys and 7 known children at his home in Jackson Georgia. He was brought before Deputy Lector EL Bergstrom and allowed recognizance till tomorrow. Gaston pleaded his case himself and said he would be in court again tomorrow.
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Macon
United States
L M Erwin
Jackson
Gaston
EL. Bergstrom
State salary roll mirrors campaign spending in Alabama
Montgomery June 20 campaign financiers spent 149919 dollars, equal to the four year state salary bill. Governor hopeful Emmet Greal led expenses at 19250 dollars while HSD Mallary spent 10951. Senator John H Bankhead did not file, claiming exemption. Sixteen candidates sought fifteen state offices.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Campaigs
Secretar
Julian
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