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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1913

Page

14

Mrs Lanier Acquitted Of Infant Murder Verdict Five Hours

Waycross Georgia June 24 Special Mrs W C Lanier found not guilty of murdering her infant son. Jury deliberated five hours with prior rumors of near unanimous acquittal. The crowd in court and family reaction followed the verdict as Lanier received support from relatives while the state proceeds with motions for a new trial.

Waycross W. C. Lanier Denton J. H. Latimer M. M. Johnson A. Fleming D. M

Juror Dismissed After Dozing During Trial

Macon Georgia June 24 Special J S Raley a juror in a damage suit literally talked to sleep this afternoon while the attorney argued the case for about an hour Judge Hodges noted the snooze a belliff awakened him Raley was excused and fined fifteen minutes for the time he slept during the trial The incident caused court ire and a prompt sanction lobbed by the judge.

Macon J. S Raley George S. Jones

Expensive Glasses Offer Correct Lenses in Aluminum Frames

An advertisement from KO Hawkes Co. Opticians at 14 Whitehall Avenue invites customers to get proper lenses set in sturdy aluminum frames at moderate prices, stressing eye care without high costs.

A. KO Hawkes Co Onticians Whitehall

Diamond facts catalogue seeks credit risk readers

The notice urges reliable people to respond to a national offer inviting credit worthy individuals to request a catalogue and booklet titled Facts About Diamonds. It promises full details and net prices with a warning that prices will rise, urging prompt call or mail inquiry.

No Women Took Part in Americus Lynching

Americus Ga June 24 Special A mass meeting adopted resolutions denouncing erroneous reports that young ladies participated in last Saturdays lynching of Veilar Redding. The town condemns sensational press and defends local women while apologizing for misreported wording and urging accuracy in news.

Americus Geveral VHI Sumter County Macon Newa Orgin

7 W. O'Donnell Slain In Lumpkin Georgia

Special agent Ben Deason arrested in connection with the killing of W. W. O'Donnell in Louvale as he returned home after helping a friend to the train. O'Donnell shot several times. witnesses saw a man ride away on horseback. Deason jailed in Lumpkin at the victim's father's request. O'Donnell had been living in the community for weeks, drilling a well and was regarded as an orderly citizen.

Lumpkin Dim Ben Deason Louvale W. W. O'Donnell O'Donnell Deason

Athens Trust Cases Called Again Today

In Georgia on June 24 special session lists added to the hundred drawn for the hearing of J. W. Griffis and R. H. McCrary, president and cashier of the Athens Trust and Banking Co. After pleading guilty and receiving five years, they seek a new trial per the Court of Appeals ruling. The cases are set for the ninth time in court tomorrow morning.

Griffin McCrary

Will of Judge Norwood to be probated in Savannah

Judge Thomas M. Norwood of Hadock Hall dies recently. His will, valued around 300000 dollars, directs Citizens' and Southern Bank to serve as executor and trustee. Daughters and grandson receive equal life estates with remainders to their children, per the will.

Savannah Thomas M. Norwood Haddock Hall Citizens’ and Oouthern Bank Norwood Mra. J. T. MrLaws Lacy M. Norwood George M. Norwood

Bite of rattlesnake proves fatal for young boy

Savannah date June 24. Edward Jackson 16 year old son of Mr and Mrs George P Jackson died after a rattlesnake bite near Bethesda. He was berry picking with his brother when the snake struck his leg. He ran home screaming and was taken to Bethesda by wheelbarrow. First aid was attempted but snake venom proved fatal.

Savannah Bethesda Edward George P. Jackson Mrackson Chaplin

Large Barn Burned Near Canton Georgia

Canton Georgia June 24 1 Special Gus Coggins barn on his large farm near Canton destroyed by fire this afternoon the largest barn in north Georgia with heavy loss partially insured about 2000 bushels of corn farming implements and a bountiful crop just harvested stored inside origin of fire unknown

Canton Gus Coggins North Georgia

Seaboard Announces Low Round Trip Fare to Gettysburg

Seaboard offers a 19 dollar 20 cent round trip from Atlanta for the 50th anniversary Battle of Gettysburg. Tickets on sale June 28 with a 2 percent rate, July 1 return. Stops allowed both ways through Virginia battlefields including Petersburg Richmond and Fredericksburg. Lower fares from other points.

Battle OF Gettysburg Seaboard Atlanta Historic Battlefield Virginia Petersburg Richmond Fregetekaburg

Changes 70 to Be Made in Currency Measure

Washington June 24 The administration currency bill will undergo important changes before action in either house. Provisions for retiring national bank notes and refunding 2 percent bonds with a 3 percent issue will be added back with administration consent. Critics say the plan creates a new paper currency without withdrawing notes or protecting bond value. Glass and House members plan to sound out bankers and others while Senate Banking and Currency Committee members meet President Wilson for initial talks. Representative Lindburgh says the bill, in its present form, benefits banking interests and creates a national reserve board only.

Washington Administration House Senate Representative Glass White House Bryan Glass Houe Currency Committee Senate Committee On Banking and Currency

Yancey Family Benefit Ball Planned by Owls Club

Plans for an Owls Club benefit ball in the roof garden to aid Deputy Dave Yancey’s family as funds come in slowly. Clubrooms and rear garden dance floor donated by members. Tickets 28 cents for men. ladies admitted free. Proceeds aimed at raising several hundred dollars for the family.

Dave Yancey Negro Theff Owls’ Club

Low rate east via Seaboard to Gettysburg and back

Rail travel notice offers a low rate east via Seaboard from Gettysburg, PA to Atlanta and return with sales on June 28 29 30 and July 1. Advertises solid steel sleeping and dining cars and lower rates from other points. Information at City Ticket Office Peachtr..tadv.d

Seaboard Gettysburg Atlanta Information City Ticket Office Peachtras Tadv

Cox objected to Cincinnati Trust loans to Ford & Johnson

In Cincinnati on June 14, George B. Cox former Cincinnati Trust president testified that he strenuously opposed weekly loans to Ford & Johnson Chair, where he was a director. George E. Powell, ex-treasurer of the chair company, said directors regularly lent 13 000 weekly to meet payroll. Cox allegedly declared no more dirty dime. Trial of eight former bank officials continues.

Cincinnati George B. Cox Cincinnati Trust Company Ford & Johnson Chair Company George E. Powell New York Mr. Cox Forard Johnson Company Powell Ford '& Johnson Company Ford & Johnson Company Br. Cox

Resinol Heals Baby Skin Woes This Summer

Summer skin troubles in babies prompt a warm bath with Resinol cap and a small application of Resinol Ointment to soothe itching and stop smarting. Daily baths with Resinol Soap help maintain clear skin through hot weather. The ad notes the product’s long use by physicians and offers free samples from Dept. 42-S Hesingl Baltimore, Md.

Dept S. Hesingl Baltimore

Brookhaven Lots Near Club Property Offer Easy Terms

Build your home in a spot that makes you forget work and enjoy nature’s diversions. Brookhaven lots face the finest club property south with a few at low prices. Easy terms and phone contact offered.

Brookhaven

Georgia's convict system degrades families and fuels crime

The piece denounces Georgia's chain gangs drawing inmates from felony and minor offenders alike, including youths, chained to hard labor. It argues long sentences harm families, especially wives and children, with roads built on suffering rather than justice, urging an end to turning offenders into lifelong criminals.

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