Outlaws at Bay at Devil's Den
Roanoke Va March 16 The report of Sidnay Allen arrest and his wife's death was false. The only prisoners in Hillsville jail were Floyd Allen and his son Victor Allen Cabell Strickland Byrd Marion and John Moore Moore held the Allen gang horses during the courthouse raid.
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Roanoke Va
Sidnay Allen
Hillsville
Floyd Allen
Victor Alen
Cabell Strickland
Byrd Marion
John Moore
Moore
Allen
Court House
Sidna
Jack
Claude Allen
Wesles
Sidney Wadward
Sidna Allen
Aliens Reported Hiding in Devil's Den Near Fries Va
In Fries Virginia on March 16 a reported band of about two dozen Aliens, led by Sidna Allen and allied with Floyd Allen kin, are entrenched in Devil's Den atop the Blue Ridge near Fancy Gap. The besieged outlaws are said to be well armed and supported by locals including whisky makers, with Baldwin and Felts directing a large-scale search and possible battle in the coming days.
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Fries
Devil's den
Blue Ridge Mountains
North Carolina
Virginia
Floyd Allen
Hillsville
Sidna Allen
Claude Allen
Floyd
Freel Allen
Jack Alen
Sidney Edwards
Alverta Edwards
Allen
Robert Harris
Two Milles Distant
Cheeeré Mitchell
Mount Airy
Allean
Baldwin
Felts
Old Allen
Gap
Allens
Kinsayén
Fanty Gap
Vir
Wight
Cane
Byrd Marion
Suds Massie
Commonwealth
Aney Elizabeth
Ayres
Awansan Ae
Hillsville murder trial turmoil and mass burials
Reports from Hillsville describe a spiraling terror as Judge Massie is murdered on the bench and Floyd Allen faces murder charges. Wounded defendants, prisoners sent to Roanoke, and widespread fear accompany the ongoing trial, with mass funerals and official condolences marking the crisis.
Two Davis brothers drown saving each other at quarry pool
Oliver and Richard Davis, sons of W R Davis of Davis and Freeman jewelers, drowned yesterday afternoon in a rock quarry pool near Williams and Third streets. Oliver, 13, leaped to save his 3 year old brother Richard after Richard slipped from a log. Despite rescue attempts by local residents and Tech students, both boys died as rescuers and mother, Mrs. Davis, battled ice cold water. The tragedy drew a large crowd and will be followed by a private funeral at their home.
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Oliver
Richard Davis
Davis & Freeman, Jewelers
Williams
Third Streets
Techangg
Richard
Pool Tech
Spring Street
Don Watts
Tech
van Hall
Davis
Carl Sloan
W. E. Dunwody
W. .C. Holmes
Kappa
Hall
Watts
Sloan
Josephine Davis
Rikard
Olver
Josephina Davis
Mama
Local Lawyer’s Congressional Ambition Draws Attention
A prominent lawyer, possibly Judge M. Smith of Valdosta, weighs a congressional bid. He has shown interest in representing his district but states no firm plan yet. Col Walker’s announcement may influence Smith’s timing and decision.
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Athe ‘Dudge
Smith
Valdosta
Walker
Congress
Local Obituaries List Noted Georgia Residents
A string of obituaries from Meigs and Macon details deaths of Mrs J A Bowers and others. Notables include W H Artope and H M Burnett with funerals planned in Empire nearby Knoxville Stant's Chapel and Oakview. Interments follow at Sylvester and Memphis with services announced by local firms.
Thompson Funeral of 22 Year Old at Roach Street
Roy Thompson funeral conducted from 2 Roach Street at 3 PM with interment in West View. Also notices for Miss Mary KR Laewrey at Patterson's chapel 1:30 PM and Frank Ferstenheimer Sanders death at 198 West Peachtree with funeral to be announced. Mrs K H Robbins dies in Marietta after illness.
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Roy Thompson
Now Thompson
W. 3.Thompson
Roach Street
West View
Mary R. Lowrey
Mary KR. Laewrey
Hii Street
Patterson’s Chapel
Marietta
W. F. Glenn
Frank Ferstenheimer Sanders
West Peachtree
At & O
A. A. Smith
Death notices for Mrs Fred Haupert former Atl resident
News arrives from Cleveland of the death of Mrs. Fred Haupert formerly of Atlanta. Body to be brought to Atlanta for funeral services at Barclay and Brandon's Monday at 11. Survived by husband five children three sisters three brothers including Georgia Whatley M C Hall and Watters relatives. Interment at Westview. Also notice of infant James Hewitt died at 13 months at 270 Roy Street with funeral announcements to follow.
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J. W. Leftwich
J.W. Leftwich
Allan Asher
West Peachtree
Barclay & Brandon
Memphis
Ruby Lee Roberts
A. R. Roberts
Greenberg & Bond Co
Sylvester Church
Fred Haupert
Cleveland
Atlanta
Georgia Whatley
M. C. Hall
T. Forcier
W. D. Watters
A. &. ‘Watters
L. S. Watters
James Hewitt
Sam. Hewitt
Roy
Reward Notice From unclear OCR fragment
A damaged OCR snippet refers to a $26.00 reward for delivery related to a Harry Hines and Mi Estes context with unclear details and scattered names.
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Harry’ Hines
Estes
Fragmented OCR Summary With Partial Political Terms
Fragmented text fragment mentions a strike and lasting positions in the country. It references the continent and industrial prominence in statistical terms, with uncertain attributions and incomplete quotes. No clear names, dates, or places are discernible.
Lawful sale cases head to Supreme Court
A fragment reports that both cases involve manufacturing for lawful sale. Motlow's attorney Frank P. Bond notes the issues would be carried to the Supreme Court of the United States. The text preserves names and basic action while omitting unclear details.
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Motlow
Supreme Court of the United States
Universalist Lectures On Social Significance Of Universalism
Rev Ejlenwood presents a lecture series at the Universalist church East Harris street Sundays at 7:46 p m on the Universalist Idea of Christian Discipleship The program includes railroad Y M C A speaker W Quirk and a banjo interlude.
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Ejlenwood
Anderson Announces Candidacy for State Senate and Senate Presidency
Savannah Ga March 16 Special F Randolph Anderson today announced his candidacy for the state senate from the First district and for the presidency of the senate. He is currently one of Chathams representatives in the legislature and plans an active campaign.
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Savannah
Randolph Anderson
State Senate
Anderson
Senate
Chatham
John S Scott With Waldo Redding Otis In Atlanta Realty
John S Scott, associated with Waldo Redding Otis, is portrayed as a leading and successful salesman in Atlanta’s real estate field. The text highlights his prominent role and notable following, naming Murphy and Carl Hlisser in relation to air operations.
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John S.scott
Waldo, Redding
Otis
John S. Scott
Waldo, Redding & Otis
Atlanta
Seintaenteal Eit Rand
Con Cleat Mewn - Sabay
Murphy’ Inter
Iene Carl HliSseber
Pisagua Sinks Victims After Collision With Ocean Liner Oceana
In the English Channel near Beachy Head the German bark Pisagua collided with the Peninsular and Oriental liner Oceana, mainstream passengers and crew faced peril. Many passengers and crew were saved but several died, including women, as boats capsized. Oceana carried nearly five million dollars in bullion and had sailed since 1888.
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New Haven
England
Inner Oceana
Pisagua
Beachy
English Channel
Hner
Oceana
Mast Bourne
London
Bombay
Beachy Head
Hamburg
Lascara
London London
Victoria Station
Baltimore
Gloucester
Merchants’ and Miners' Hne
Boston
Herbert D. Maxwell
Wilmington
N. CC
Thomas Font
Chesapeke Bay
Maxwell
C. Cott
New York
William J. Quillan
Mrs Roy Pendleton on Savannah bridge collision
Mrs Roy Pendleton of Atlanta, in New York for weeks, rode the bridge of the City of Savannah when it collided with the freighter Navahoe in dense fog. She escaped with bruises as both ships reached port. City of Savannah requires drydock repair. Pendleton to reach home by rail soon. Also notes Jackson Georgia primary dates and a state executive meeting to set a date in late spring.
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Roy Ll. Pendleton
Atlanta
New York
City
Savannah
Clyde
Pendl¢ton
Atley
Pendleton
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Nadhage
Corham
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Wien
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Judge Massie
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Lewis
Attorney Foster
Webb
Nancy Ayres
Muossie
Gynehburg
Towler
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Galax
Contables
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Commonwealth's
Mann
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Pulaski
FE Am Flad
Judge Massiie
Lynchburg
Thornton L. Massie
Carroll County
Beverly D. Tucker
Edwind S. Carter
Maxssie
Masate
McDowell
United States District Court
Quarry Et Thirr
Ana
Oxford
Peachtree
J. A. Bowers
Meigs
W. H. Artope
Macon
W. HH. Artope
South College Street
Rebecca Burgess
Misa Daisy Artope
H. M. Burnett
HM. Burnett
Whiteside
Primitive Baptist Church
Knoxville
J. W. Clay
East Lake
Stant’s Chapel
Mary S. Stone
Bass Street
Mary A. Crozier
Patterson
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Oakview
K. H. Robbins
K H. Robbins
S. H. Reynolds
TheRailroad Young Men's Christian Association
West Alabama Street
Quirk
Salvation Army
T. W. Mullins
T. W. Mulling
Edgewood Avenue
West Tenth Street
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Columbus
Robert C. Granberry
Central Baptist Church
Granberry
South
Freundschafts Bund Mannerchor
Bundhall
Whitehall Street
Jacksonville
Shaw
Ruby Fisher
Spieler
Jackson
Fisher
Bluecoat
Scott
Barkisagua
Chang
Océana
Dover
Roy. Pendleton
Re ‘Jackson
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Tony
Iity
Shers
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