Baxter gets 60 days in Fulton Tower for mail theft
Atlanta and Chattanooga resident of Rockmart Ga was sentenced in federal court Saturday morning to 60 days in the Fulton Tower. The case, developed by Postal Inspector H N Graham, charged Baxter with stealing jewelry from a parcel post bag. A waggage master for the Southern Rail found the jewelry in Baxter's possession on a train between Atlanta and Chattanooga. Baxter was indicted in July 1920.
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Atlanta
Chattanooga
Rockmart
Fulton Tower
Baxter
Fostoffice
H. N. Graham
J. Olle Baxter
Southern Rail
Appointment of Washington solicitor amid vacancy
Charles H. Calhoun, a young member of the Washington bar, was appointed by Governor Hugh M. Dorsey to serve as solicitor of the city court of Washington until a special election fills the vacancy caused by the death of Solicitor George M. DuBose. The action precedes the end of the governor's term and addresses the interim leadership needs of the local judiciary.
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Washington
Wepehington
Charles H. Calhoun
Carl Rowe Held in Dorsey Case
Carl M Rowe a 26 year old auto mechanic is held at the Tower on a murder warrant in the February 28 death of taxicab driver Charles Dorsey. Investigators tie a rubber heel print to potential footwear and plan a preliminary hearing next Tuesday. Rowe denies the charge and claims alibi notes.
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Carl M. Rowe
Charles Dorsey
South Boulevard
Len B. Guillebeau
Dorsey
Mrs. Rowe
Rowe
Columbus
Prennie Miner
The
Solicitor's Office
George’ Rogers
Atlanta
Ange
Carl’ Rowe
Union of Schools Planned in Thomas County Georgia
Thomasville June 25 Special Consolidation of Thomas county schools is planned to form three or four larger facilities. Four schools Ochlocknee New Spring Singeltary and New Pine Creek have been grouped and an election called to effect consolidation. An Ochlocknee site for a new building has been chosen and a bond issue is expected to raise funds. Each militia district is expected to consolidate in the same effort.
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Thomasville
Thomas County
Ochlocknee
New Spring
Singeltary
New Pine Creek
Drautzburg Named Head of Gulf Narcotics Unit
W J Drautzburg, the youngest man in the federal narcotics service, is appointed head of the narcotics unit for the gulf district covering four states. He has already begun organizing the staff and setting up the division.
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W. J. Drautzburg
Gulf District
Mr. Sutzburg
Federal Narcotics Uniter Gulf District
Brilliant young federal sleuth Drautzburg rises to top post
Drauzburg, a 27 year old, is appointed to a key federal post with offices in Mobile. His rapid ascent follows early work as a morals inspector in Chicago, service as a secret service operative, and investigations into stamps thefts and Indiana election fraud. His family ties remain in Chicago.
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Atlanta
Federal
T. H. Middlebrooks
Middlebrooks
Mobile
Drautzmirg
Neas
Internal Revenue Service
Drautaburg
Chicago
Red Light
Drautzburg
Creutzburg
Secret
Serve Ite
Internal Revenue Department
St Paul
Department of Justice
Indiana
Revenue Service
Gulf
South
Central
Appointment From J G Nutt Expands Narcotics Force
The narcotics field force gains recruits as J G Nutt, its chief erector, reveals that thirteen inspectors currently serve at Drautzburg and Drautzburg command. On July 1 twelve more men will be added to the force to bolster enforcement efforts.
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J. G. Nutt
Drautzburg’s
Fuly
Widow of Methodist preacher’s daughter buried in Macon
Bishop George F. Pierce founder of Webleyan College died at his home in Macon. He is survived by five daughters, including Mrs. Respess and Mrs. Har, and two sons, Claude S. and Woster T. Williams. Preacher Rev. Thomas Pierte was his associate.
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George F. Pierce
Claire Whl- Hans
Claude 5
Woster T. Williams
Civilian dress allowed for army personnel off duty
New York June 26 Army officers and enlisted men may wear civilian clothing except when on duty or at a military post or reservation under an order issued yesterday by Secretary Weeks. The new directive clarifies wear rules for off duty periods and civilian attire.
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New York
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Lincoln Motor Cars
Lifley-Smith-Hill CO
Peachtree Street
Ivy
Leland
Stephens
Freeport
Illinois
Homer C. George
Newkirk-George Motor Co
Peachtree St
Atlanta, Ga
Stephens Motor Works
Freeport, Illinois
ATA
Carl Rowe
Union OF Schools
Thomas
W. J. W.J. Drautzburg
K.P. Williams
Katherine P. Williams
Dodge Brothers
Weat
Motor Car Specialists
F. O. B. Factory
Austin Abbott
Stutz Sales Service
W. Peachtree St
Stutz Motor Car CO. OF America, Inc
Indianapolis
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