Labor chiefs doomed to serve in the pen
The Supreme Court refused to review penitentiary sentences for Frank M. Ryan and twenty three Iron Workers members. The trial in Indianapolis charged conspiracy to carry dynamite on interstate trains. sentences ranged from two to seven years. The decision prompts possible appeals to the U.S. Court of Appeals at Chicago.
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Washington
Mareh
Iron Workers
Supreme Court
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Association
Kern
Indianapolis
Supreme Courts
Davis
United States Court of Appeals
Chicago
Ortie McManigal
Los Angeles Times
Ryme
Ryan
Eugene A. Clancey
San Francisco
International Association
Michael 3. Young
Boston
Springfield
Karl Fauver
Somerset
Frank C. Webb
NW Sf
Philip A. Cooley
New Orleans
John T Butler
Buffalo
Vier Press
Lent
J. Is. Munsey
Salt Lake
Thai City
Peter —.Smmith
Cleveland
John Tf. Barry
St Louis
Beam
Minneapolis
Tegieitues
Pittsburg
Sythe
Peoria
Geare Anderson
Ernest W W. Basey
W. Bert Crown
Paul I. Moirin
St. Louis
Iam Rudden
Milwaukee
J. Cunnane
Philadelphia
Michael Jo Farrar
Serenton
Murray Elpenneil
Sh Meffield
Frank J. Higgins
New England
Frank HW. Painter
Amaha
Ned
Willi Shupe
Chicaso
Frei Mounay
Duluth
God
Wit Aidy
Shpreme
Miller
Anapelis
Ind
Charles Wo. Miller
Aniler
Conviki Wen
Percine
Leuven
United States
Edward Schmidt
Suphos
Negroes Arrested for Parcel Post Robberies
Two negro truck hands Sam Gibson and Cornelius Franklin were arrested at the Terminal station for parcel post robberies. They allegedly helped transfer stolen parcels from trains to wagons for delivery, with Inspector Morganroth recovering several stolen packages. The prisoners face a morning hearing before Commissioner Carter.
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Vbtet Saw- Tom
Farre
Terminal Station
Sam Gibson
Cornelius Pranklin
Barry
Morganroth
Carter
Chief W. T. Chivers Buried at Buckhead
Chief W. T. Chivers was buried after services at a local Baptist church. The town awaits word on a deputy marshal vacancy as Adams, accused of killing Chivers, was arrested here. Witnesses have been summoned for the grand jury.
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W. T. Chivers
Buckhead
Guekhvad
Man
Chivers
Vacal Baptist Vlcaret
Adams
Griff Tlardware Company Banquet Held In GneGr
The Griff Tlardware Company hosted a banquet in GneGr on March 9 for a group of customers. The dinner was enjoyed by attendees with a cordial, social atmosphere and good company.
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GneGr
Griff Tlardware Company
Dearth of Jurors Delays Mrs Stoe Mann Act Hearing
Judge Newman postponed the Mann Act case against Mrs. Annie Stoe due to juror shortages. Fifty jurors were summoned. only seventeen answered. Additional jurors were drawn and the grand jury report delayed proceedings until 10 o'clock this morning. The grand jury returned several true bills, all related to internal revenue violations.
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United States Court
Newman
Annie Stoe
Federal
Frank Hawkins
Third National Bank
John Dean Stewart
Stoe
GEORGIA MAN IN HALL COUNTY JAIL FOR THEFT AND FRAUD
Gainesville Ga March a man known as Fred Downes alias J G Brown is held in Hall County jail on charges of stealing an overcoat two suitcases and skipping board at a local boarding house. He is also wanted by federal authorities on mail fraud. Downes posed as a capitalist, socialized in Gainesville, then fled by window leaving belongings. He solicited money from Mrs Sorrels under the pretense her son needed help, sending $29 and $6. Sheriff Spencer pursues him with possible transfer to federal authorities once local matters are resolved.
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Gainesville
Fred Downes
J. G. Brown
Mali County
Downes
Spencer
Methodist
Mississippi
Sorrels
Alteged
Spn
Itas
San Francisco
California
South Carolina
Carses
Natin Werim Spencer
Federal
Ihatl
Louisiana fights sugar tariff in Supreme Court case
The Supreme Court granted Louisiana permission to seek an injunction against Secretary of the Treasury Me Adoo over sugar tariffs tied to the Underwood act. The court set April 6 for cause, with the state claiming direct interest as it operates convict labor in sugar production. Reduced rates began March 1, aiming at tariff removal.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Public Works Meeting Postponed by County Board
The special public works committee meeting of the county board, planned at General Clifford L. Anderson’s office, was postponed due to absent committee members. The tentative 1914 paving works plan was deferred until Thursday noon as Chairman Tyler Waters and another member are away on court business.
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Public Works Committee
Board of County Commissioners
Clifford L. Anderson
Teommittes
Piqveiie
Tyler Waters
Hart County dirt sells for cash at public sale
Hart county dirt is golden. A portion of the N. J. Brown farm in McCurry's district sold Tuesday at public sale. Forty acres brought 2200 and was sold for cash to J. N. Mayes of Banks county. Mr Mayes is moving with. Mr Charles Kidd bought a suburban tract on the He road for over 10 before. Hart county land is in demand and brings the highest prices Hartwell and Hart county real estate have ever brought.
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Vartwell
Hart County
N. J. Brown
McCurry
J. N. Mayes
Banks County
Mays
Wiac
Charles
Kidd
Hie
Hartwel and
Hart County Real Estate
Talbot Court Convenes With Prohibition Focus
The supreme court of Talbot county convened this morning with Judge BL Gilbert presiding. He instructed the grand jury to emphasize enforcement of the prohibition law as many visiting lawyers attend the session.
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Palbotten
Suarca
Supreme Court of Talbot
Gilbert
Gilbert Im
Phi Beta Kappa Chapter to Be Installed at Georgia
Athens Ga March 9 Special An important university event is planned for March 26 as Alpha chapter of Phi Beta Kappa to be installed at the University of Georgia The ceremony will be led by Dr Hamilton Wright Mahie of The Outlook New York and will include a public address He attributes merit to scholars and notes Georgia will join other southern institutions in receiving a national scholarly badge The chapter's establishment follows national council action and enhances Georgia's reputation for sound scholarship among undergraduates and alumni alike
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Athens
Georgia
Phi Beta Kappa
University of Georgia
College of William and Mary
Virginia
New Republic
United States
Yale
Harvard
South
Hamilton Wright Mahie
the Outlook
New York
Colleges of Liberal Arts
Sons of Georgia
National Council of the United Chapters
University of Alabama
Radditite College
Cambrides
Mass
University of Washington
University of North Dakota
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wis
Pomona College
California
Missouri
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Pavlova in Atlanta: A Night of Unspoken Beauty
Anna Pavlova electrifies audiences at the Atlanta theater with three-part program. The Invitation to the Dance, Oriental Fantasy, and L'automne Bacchante showcase dazzling sets, vivid costumes, and Mordkin’s former role filled by AL Novikoff.
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Sidney Ormond
Anna Pavlova
Atlanta
Sen Paviowsy
Hastwight
Pavlown
Paviova
BM. Novikoff
Mordkin
AL Novikoff
Nix Commuted for New Trial in Georgia Case
Governor Slaton commuted C P Nix for carrying concealed weapons. Nix has served only a few days of a twelve month chain gang sentence from Laurens County. The commutation moves his case to the Macon term for bigamy, effectively transferring him to jail on that charge.
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Slaton
T Nix
Laurens County
Rie
Marck
Three Fires Hit Cedartown in One Day
Cedartown Ga March 9 Special Three fire alarms answered by the local department within twenty four hours yesterday. W J Richardson dwelling on Grace street badly burned and insured. Grocery stack not insured. S T Greet home slightly damaged. A car of bananas caught fire but suffered no loss.
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Cedartown
Oaareh
W. J. Richardson
Grace Street
Tsi
S.T. Greet
Danderine Promises Thick, Lustrous Hair for Girls
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a simple, inexpensive solution to dandruff and thinning hair. It claims rapid results within minutes, followed by lasting growth and fullness after weeks, with promises of soft, glossy hair and relief from itchy scalp.
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Knowlton
Sensational charges filed by trustee in Columbus merchant case
R B Dismukes, trustee for the estate of William Clein, a Columbus merchant in bankruptcy, asks the court to compel the bankrupt to turn over property. The petition alleges Clein bought $42,110.13 in merchandise in Columbus from September to November and by December 4 disposed of all but $5,700. It also claims he sold over $20,000 to New York pedl'ers on credit unseen by him, with no knowledge of their whereabouts or ability to collect, and that $13,918.69 collected in fall months remains unaccounted for.
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Columbus
Maren
R. B. Dismukes
William Clein
Clefo
Peddiers
New York City
Cie
Rome Designated Depository for Money Order Funds
Fame Ga March 9 Special Rome has been named a depository for money order funds from many towns in the seventh congressional district and Alabama. The change takes effect March 15 and may add more towns. Georgia senders include Aragon Arranchee Berryton Coosa Early Gore Holland Lindale Cyeriy Mount Berry Portland Reeves Rockmact Silver Creek Trion. Alabama towns listed are Farris Barney Key Leesburs Macky Murry ieoss and Sackland.
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Fame
Rome
Seventh Congressional District
Alabama
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Georgia
Aragon
Arranchee
Berryton
Coosa
Early
Gore
Holland
Lindale
Cyeriy
Mount Berry
Portland
Reeves
Rockmact
Silver Creek
Trion
Farris
Barney
Key
Leesburs
Macky
Murry
Ieoss
Sackland
Cascarets promise quick relief and cleaner bowels
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a night supplement that cleanses the stomach, removes undigested matter, and purifies the liver and bowels by morning. It warns against harsh laxatives and appeals to adults and children, claiming a 10 cent box keeps the system regular and head clear for months.
Expediting the Mails Through Glasgow and Moville Route
Mails from Scotland and the north of Ireland arrived in New York today a day earlier than ever, due to a new arrangement by which the British post office department loads them onto steamers at Glasgow and Moville instead of Liverpool. Reductions announced for coal sales by Carroll and Hunter.
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New York
Scotland
Ireland
British
Post Office Department
Glasgaw
Moville
Liverpool
Crop diversification urged in Floyd County
Rome Ga March 3 Special The Farmers and Merchants Co operative association of Floyd County has started a program urging farmers to diversify crops. The effort aims to reduce risk and improve soil health while promoting new varieties and market opportunities within the county.
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Floyd County
Rome, Ga
Farmers and Merchants Co-operative! Association of
Haa
Wroyd County Crop Diversification Campaign Launched
A campaign to diversify crops in Wroyd county is led by former Congressman John W. Maddox, serving as president of a Rome and county merchants businessmen group. Prizes will be awarded for the best crops on one and two acre plots including corn peavine hay and cotton.
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Wroyd County
John W. Maddox
Rome
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