Indicted for Felony in Atlanta Medical Practice Case
Dr W A Monnish and wife were indicted by Fulton county grand jury on felony charges linked to alleged medical practice. A 19 year old Savannah woman testified, now in private custody, as key witness for a civil case over a Peachtree and Forrest residence permit. Hearing before Judge Lumpkin expected this week. witnesses remain to be called.
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W. A. Monnish
Rosa F. Monnish
Fulton County Grand Jury
Jones
Savannah
Wonnieh
Peachtree Street
Forrest Avenue
Lumpkin
Atlanta
Grand Jury
Bohnefield
Charles Heflin
Heflin
Jme
James L. Mayson
W. P. Hill
Mornish
James B. O'Neill
Cochran Extradited to Nashville on Larceny Charge
Albany March 13 Governor Odell authorized the extradition of Charles A Cochran wanted in Nashville Tenn on a larceny charge He allegedly defrauded Union Bank and Trust Company through papers of American Hardware Company of which he was president His attorney sought an adjournment to argue he is not a fugitive from justice The governor ruled the case could not be tried before him and approved the requisition
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Nashville
Odell
Albany
Cod¢kran
Testimony Praises Pyramid Pile Cure Reach of Relief
A Paris Texas reader shares a long letter praising Pyramid Pile Cure for stopping bleeding and curing piles after doctors failed. The testimonial urges belief in the remedy and notes Pyramid Pills, with sales through mail order from Marshall Minnesota.
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Paris
Tex
Memphis
Texas
Sallie A. Hearndon
Marshall
Vwich
Myrick Denounces Guerry Charges Against Terrell
Americus dispatch quotes Mrs. Marie Louise Myrick asserting that Guerry’s charges against Governor candidate Joseph Terrell are unfounded. She says she has letters and telegrams to disprove Guerry and notes Berner’s clean campaign, while Terrell campaigns in Cedartown.
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Aq RS
Marie Louise Myrick
Americus
Georgia
Frank Potts
Dupont Guerry
Joseph M. Terrell
F. M. Potts
Atlanta
Berner
Forsyth
Guerry
Ber- Nier
Senate
Atkinson
Terrell
Brunswick
Cleveland
Mr. Guerry
Colonel Berner
Macon
Oil Question Illuminated in Georgia Agriculture Dispute
A Georgia protest criticizes Agricultural Commissioner Stevens and Georgia Department of Agriculture practices. The letter argues oil grade testing, inspector duties, and $23,000 in oil and fertilizer fees drawn from the school fund raise concerns. It demands disclosure of fertilizer inspector lists, terms, and salaries while accusing press coverage of omitting key points.
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Georgia Department of Agriculture
QO. B. Stevens
Augusta Chronicle
Marietta
Stevens
Georgia
Branda
Stevera
Chronicle
May pardon Brock women in Pickens for infanticide
Anna and Melinda Brack of Pickens county, mother and daughter, were jailed for life two years ago for murder. Their case rested on circumstantial evidence and supporters argue the child died naturally. The prison commission recommended clemency, and the governor may grant a pardon soon. Similar action was noted in the Campbell county case of John homss.
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Pickens County
Anna
Melinda Brack
Melinda Brock
Prison Commission
John Homss
Campbell County
Vincl Vincl Vincl Pros and Store Guarantee Letter
Open letter touts Vincl Wine of Cod Liver Oil as a scientific tonic with iron and cod liver oil. Prominent citizens’ testimonials, a store guarantee refund policy, and a call to the public to investigate claims, insisting the remedy helps ailments Vincl is recommended for. The note stresses Vincl is not a patent medicine and invites inquiries at the store.
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Vinci
Hennig
VINOL Tonics Promised as Strong Regen For Ailing Health
An advertisement extols VINOL cod liver oil tonic as a bracing up remedy for winter illness caused by inactivity and poor digestion. It claims VINOL restores strength, energy, appetite, and red blood, with a money back guarantee if no benefit is seen.
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Eyerly
Ping
Laur
Cvn
Halieva Yvinol
Appointment of Colonel Blodgett as Postmaster
The Senate confirmed Colonel HB Blodgett as postmaster of Atlanta yesterday without opposition after President Roosevelt sent the nomination. Bond and commission procedures follow, with official notice to be issued in due course and the postmaster to be formally appointed. The report notes Egypt and France had early intercourse around 400 B C based on Petrie excavations showing ancient trade movement.
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Blodgett
Senate
HB. F. Blodgett
Atlanta
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Egypt
France
B. C
Flinders Petrie
Mediterranean
Bank Robbery in Minooka Joliet District Nets Cash
A six man gang dynamited the Merchants Bank in Minooka nine miles west of Joliet and secured between two and four thousand dollars. Citizen Theodore Kline, alerted from a sick bed, warned bank president A. K. Knapp before being assaulted. Kline was left unconscious and found later.
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Joliet
Jolet
Ils
Hxchants Bank
Minooka
Theodore Kline
A. K. Knapp
Krine
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W. A. Mornish
Berner Wageda
Cedartown
Edartown
Joseph M Terrell
Court House
Polk Superior Court
John O. Waddell
Polk County
W. B. Merritt
Valdosta
Overnor Candler
the Control
Executive Mansion
Dougherty County
Ed L. Wisht
B. R. Jones
Do. W. Robson
Milledgeville
Emory College
James M. Harrell
Candler
Quitman County
W. T. Carter
General Assembly
Robert L. Shipp
Colquitt County
Shipp
F. G. duBignon
State Democratic Executive Committee
The
Kimball
duBignon
Executive Committee
Waycross
Maren 13
Wiregrass Dupont Guerry Club
Leon A. Wilson
W. L. Stanton
James W. Hitch
Wilson
Stanton
Joe Hall
Bibb
Augusta
BR. E. Park
W. J. Steer
RB. St. Park
Captain Park
Mgr. Speer
Elberton
W. B. Adams
James ¥. Swift
James M. Smith
Culloden
Monroe County
Mr. Terre
BROCK
Toe
Ava Vuueurss
Gabe Lou Wisuneu
Isuyr Cititeaubsuss — Soire Swinnyewo
Thane Dicanien
Ley
Sipeysucia
Professor Petrie
Malta
Bressenpyoy
Tes Moines
Iowa
Wren
NJ Pyar
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