Soldiers on Trial at Fort Screven
Banannah, June 21. Private McNally placed on trial as part of a court martial inquiry into the Fort Fremont violence that left Private Quisley dead and several wounded. Six other soldiers await call to testify. a black assailant remains at large. Private McNally was shot in the hand during clashes between two Negroes and soldiers.
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McNally
Banannah
Fort Fremont
Pest
Negroca
Quisley
Ona Hegra
Fort Screven
Potter
Patter House
Carl E. Wiggins
Johnnie Jones Seen in Jacksonville Crime Case
In Macon Georgia on June 4 Special J Johnnie B. Jones cousin of Tom Jones is held for murder of Wiley Bishop and already under life sentence. He faces possible further murder charges in Florida as he contemplates returning to confront the indictment. He admits falsely claiming the killing and will be hunted by Sheriff Robertson with a warrant issued.
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Macon
Johnnie B. Joes
Tom Jones
Wiley B. Bishop
Jacksonville
Jones
Florias City Iis Weck
Tna
Robertson
Knife and Poker Fight Between Carnes and Peyton
A fierce clash occurred yesterday at 1 o'clock in the Fulton Discount Company office involving Charles Carnes and Milford Peyton. Both were hospitalized. Peyton had a throat gash, Carnes head wound, and a boy helped staunch the bleeding until an ambulance arrived. Carnes later returned home, Peyton expected to recover in days.
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Charles Carnes
Milford Peyton
Fulton Discount Company
East Hunter Street
Grady Hospital
Peyton
Carnea
Carnes
Car Ine
Georgia Invastimant Company
James
Tom Martin
Battalion Captures Yucatan Insurgents Leaders
Merida June 21 A detach ment of the Tenth battalion captured Maximiliano Ramirez and Romilia Ovorlo, leaders of the recent insurrection near Xaneba. Quortia, accused by the treasurer of Valladolid, allegedly demanded funds from his wife at pistol point totaling 661 dollars. The men were taken to Valladolid for trial.
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Merida
Yucatan
Maximiliano Ramirrez
Romilla Ovorlo
Xaneba
Quortia
Valladolia
Aata
Valladolid
Rainy Opening for Legislature Forecasted
Weather forecaster based in the Empire building offices predicts continued rain for Wednesday. The quip about Reno and divorce humor aside, the forecast emphasizes persistent wet conditions and a tote wetter scenario for the coming day.
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Reno
Empire Building
Weather humor and theater talk in Forsyth days
Weather forecaster von Herrinson doubts public mood but predicts rain Wednesday and praises a sunlit legislative dream. The Gopher touts Jack McCoy’s Forsyth headlining show, joking about the rest of the bill and promising laughs and abundance as audiences await the performance.
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von Herrinson
Georgia
Gopher
Jack McCoy
Jack
P. S
Jock
Consular nominations sent to the Senate
Washington June 21 a number of diplomatic and consular nominations were sent to the senate today. Thomas C Dawson of Council Bluffs Iowa to be minister to Panama H Percival Dodge of Boston to Morocco to be chief of the Latin American affairs division of the plate department William W Ruseall of the District of Columbia to be minister at Santo Domingo BR Reynolds Hitt of Illinois to be minister to Panama and to Venezuela
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Washington
Senate
Thomas C. Dawson
Council Bluffs
Towa
Penome
H. Percival Dodge
Boston
Morocco
Plate Department
Wiliam W. Ruseail
District of Columbia
Santo Bon'nge
BR. S. Reynolds Hitt
Nots
Tain
Ister
Panama
Venezuela
Delegates Elected at Georgia Cotton Seed Crushers Convent
At Tallulah Falls Ga on June 21 delegates to the Georgia Cotton Seed Crushers Association elected A O Blalock Faustville Ice as president E P McBurney Atlanta as vice president W M Hatehinawa Atlanta as secretary and R G Riley Albany as treasurer The governing committee includes Fielding Wallace Augusta chairman R L McNab Americus WW Abbott Lowtwailte Te Mandeville Carrollton W M Hutchinson Atlanta and R G Riley Abehan y Fielding Wallace retiring president was given a silver pitcher A C Bryant spoke on cottonseed emulsion for tuberculosis A M Saule president State College of Agriculture also spoke Judge Hammond and others contributed remarks
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Tallulah Falls
Georgia Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
A. O. Blalock
Fausttev Lce
E. P. McBurney
Atlanta
W. M. Hatehinawa
Atanta
R. G. Riley
Albany
Fielding Wallace
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