Unemants Killed in Ga Pole Accident with Telegraph Crew
Mariette Georgia June 29 Special Beatie Kyle seventeen son of the superintendent of construction of the Southern Self teleptone company died when the back of his neck touched a live wire atop a pole while holding a grounded wire. The body remained on the pole until taken down and fell to the sidewalk. Kyle survived by five brothers and two sisters. Funeral at Methods at church Thursday afternoon, burial at Miatta cemetery. Also badly injured William Wilson 25 in Cartersville when a pole failed and crashed on him. he is a native of Woodberry and a member of a Southern Bell Telephone crew. Cable splicer W H Flack of Acworth suffered knee cap and hand injuries when a pole fell. not badly hurt, returned to duties.
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Kyle
Kyle i
Cartersville
Ielal
William Wilson
Yond ‘Wilson
Woodberry
Southern Bell
Cable Splicer
Acworth
W. BH. Flack
Cable
Southern Hell Telephone Company
Senators Confirm Warren and Collier as Ambassadors
Washington June 29 Charles B Warren of Michigan and William Miller Collier of New York were confirmed by the senate today as American ambassadors to Japan and Chile respectively. The moves place Warren in Tokyo and Collier in Santiago reinforcing diplomatic ties with Asia and South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
William Miller Collier
New York
Senate
Japan
Chile
Trial of Catherine Kaher Delayed to Next Tuesday
Jurors were tentatively seated as four women and five men, amid defense objections, in the murder trial of Catherine Kaher for killing her husband Kaher. The judge adjourned proceedings to next Tuesday. During recess, Dr. G A Hyde, superintendent of the Massachusetts state hospital for the insane, was invited by Mrs. Raber.
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G. “A. Hyde
Masailion State
Raber Trial Proceedings Highlight Jury Venire Delays
Raber counsel questioned at county jail regarding July 18, 1929 incident in Raber home. Judge adjourned to Tuesday. new venire of 100 to report if jurors exhausted. Among 37 men examined, about half opposed death penalty. few women excused for bias against Raber. Attorney Francis Poulson notes alleged anti-woman juror bias and attempts to bar women from jury were rejected. one woman excused for doubting innocence.
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Raber
William
Alleniat
Haber
Ined Ag
Francis
Poulson
Kaber
Jernon
Wilson admitted to practice law in New York
Former President Wilson was admitted as a practicing attorney and counsellor at law in New York by the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court. The admission occurred on motion by former U S Senator James O Gorman. All justices were present in respect to the former president.
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New York
Wilson
State of
Supreme Court
John Proctor
Clark
United States
James O'Gorman
Searcy protests action to change Kelloy verdict
Griffin Ga June 29 special judge W E H Searer of the Flint circuit superior court has sent a strong protest to the Georgia prison commission against any interference with the verdict in the Jack L Kelloy case. Kelloy faces the death penalty for the killing of Leroy Trexler near Griffin last September. If not commuted, the sentence will be carried out on Friday July 13.
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Griffin
W. E. H. Searer
Flint Circuit
Superior Court
Prison ‘Commission
Georgia
Jack L. Keltoy
Leroy Trexler
Guiffin
Kelley
Ex-Army Chaplain Feinler Granted Presidential Pardon
Franz J. Feinler, a former regular army chaplain dismissed in 1918 and sentenced to fifteen years for treasonable language, has been pardoned by President Harding on the recommendation of Secretary Weeks. The pardon, signed May 15, was made public June 29. Feinler had been on parole nearly a year. He is a German-born former Army officer who served in World War I and faced a court martial for propaganda favorable to the enemy.
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Washington
Franz J
Feinler
Federal Penitentiary
Harding
Weeks
Germany
Honolulu
Rail Labor Board rules set overtime to pro rata rate
The Railroad Labor Board issued a ruling tightening overtime payments, requiring overtime beyond established hours to be at pro rata rate except for workers with preexisting time and one half agreements and those already receiving higher than pro rata before May 25, 1918. The decision, aimed at how separate bargaining may occur, preserves class-wide agreements and limits separate shop group deals. More than 1,000 general chairmen from the five train service crafts will meet in Chicago to discuss wage reductions effective that day.
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Issa
Crafta
Pennsylvania
B. M. Jewell
Tenatcha
Isanes
Railroad Labor Board
Brotherhood of . Railway
Rullfig
Propost tion vote fate to be decided Friday
The engagement and four heads discussion will be settled at Friday's meeting per vice president M. Daugherty. Other details remain unclear as the group outlines their next steps.
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Eriday
Engingera
Georgians to Attend Insurance Convention
Nine a Gaotata annual convention to be held in Lod Angéler-on July 6 7 and 8 with the Micriéa delegation leaving Atlanta Friday morning at 1 oclock on the page flyer. Members are picked on a competitive basis, an honor to join the delegation.
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Gaotata
Nual Convendo
Tuar Insurance
Lod
Angéler-on
Micriéa
Atlanta
Action seeks 3500 punitive damages in Ga county suit
Americus Georgia June 29 special. An action to recover 3500 punitive damages was brought against A F Hodges a Sumter county farmer for an alleged attack on Russell Tallent in the city.
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Americus
A. F. Hodges
Sumter
Russell Tallent
Farmer Actions in Pen Altercation Between Dogs Reported
A report describes a farm incident where a dog belonging to Tallent attacked another animal after a dispute over a toy. The farmer knocked out the attacking dog amid claims of self defense and discipline.
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Tallent
Record peach movement sets daily Georgia high in 1929 season
A record movement of peaches from Georgia was made in a day with 298 cars shipped, surpassing the prior largest daily shipment by 25 cars. The fruit, mainly Hiley Belle and Georgia Belle varieties from Fort Valley Marshallville and Byron, sold for 1.65 to 4 dollars. Officials expect about 250 cars today and the season total exceeds 3,500 cars.
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Macon
Georgia
Fort Valley
Marshallville
Byron
Hiley
Georgia “Belle
Postmaster of Valdosta Asked to Resign Office
Valdosta Ga June 29 Special The first assistant postmaster general requested the resignation of J O Varnedoe postmaster who has served about sixteen years since Roosevelt era He is elderly and accused of technical rule violations Varnedoe is a Civil War veteran and a major in the Sante War Several applicants including W J Barnes Jonathan B Studstill and George Mel Gowan are named for the vacancy
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Valdosta
Specia
Varnedoe
Roosevelt
Varnedos
Jonathan B Studsttt
George. Me! Gowan
H C Boardman dies at home in Augusta
Holliga C Boardman 57 died suddenly at his Augusta home Tuesday afternoon from acute dilation of the heart. Survived by widow Nell Plumb Boardman and four sons Clayton Alonzo Hollis Jr and Harold Boardman. He led the People’s Independent Contractors company and was a Georgia Railroad Bank director. Widely active in religious and civic groups.
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Augusta
Holliga CG Boardman
Tuesaday
Nell Plumb Boardman
Clayton, Alonzo, Hollis, Jr
Harold Boardman
Boardman
People's 61l Company
Ean ‘Independent Condtors
Georgia Reailroad Bank
Grleans Cotton Brokers Win In Suit
In federal court Wednesday, plaintiffs Shepard and Gluck, New Orleans cotton brokers, won a verdict for 34 027.54 principal and 3 073.34 interest against J & Bra of Atlanta. The suit claimed losses on orders carried on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange. The ruling concerns rebates and a broker’s liability for non member losses.
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Oy. ‘Shepard
Gluck, New
Orisang Cotton Brokers
J. & Bra
Now Company
Atlanta
New Orleans
New Orleans Cotter Exchange
Atlantans
Exchange
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Searcy
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el Paso
Grand Canyon
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J.P Billups
As & We P. R
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Athletic Union
America
H.C. Boardman
Grleans Cotton
Legion
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Bok Rho
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R. Harron
Columbus
Moore ‘Service
Glasses Jno. L
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