Gainesville men held in murder of Mrs Christina Blake
Harvie Stover and Charley Pirkle, jailed in Gainesville, Ga, are charged with the murder of Christina A Blake. Coroner's jury returns verdict of maltreatment by the two men. The case is set for trial at the Ha Superior Court in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Spectalo
Harvie Stone
Charley Pirkle
Christina’ Blake
Stover
Pirkle
Blake
Dorsey
Laura Evans
James Evans
Mackey
I. BR. Mackey
Charley Maddox
Jim Green
Law Hawkins
Flowery Branch
E H. Langford
sChristina A. Blake
Harvie Stover
Pirkie
Henry Blake
Mra Blake
Clinchen
Ha Superior Court
W. EB. Sloan
Famly
Moody Popular with Police Court Transfer in Atlanta Forgery Case
In Columbus recorder's court Rawls Moody of Atlanta faced forgery charges and requested transfer to Justice Lennard's court. Preliminary trial set for Thursday. Moody has counsel. Atlanta police chief Reynolds sent word Moody faced additional cases there.
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Moody
Columbus
Recorder’s Court
Rawls Moody
Atlanta
Lennard
Reynolds
Dallas Trip Discussed by Georgia Confederate Veterans
In Columbus on March 18, the United Confederate Veterans camp Benning held an enthusiastic meeting. They discussed the upcoming Dallas trip and prepared actions. An invitation was extended to the Americus camp to travel the same route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Columbus
Spegalio
Camp Benning
United Confederate Veterans
Americus
Sixtieth anniversary celebrated by Mr and Mrs W M Shropshire
OME Ga March 18 Special No fête event has occurred in Rome around which clustered so much of the picturesque in the coloring incidents of life as the reception of the 1th instant with which Mr and Mrs W M Shropshire at their home on Sixth avenue celebrated the sixtieth anniversary of their wedding day. The couple’s life story and family ties span Georgia and beyond with descendants across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah S. Moseley
Ome
Rome
W. M. Shropshire
Sixth Avenue
Pulliam
South Georgia
R B. Headden
Luther Gwaltney
Ralph
Clyde
Paris
Shropshire
Union
Fannie Sparks
Selma
Misses Battle
Lily Shropshire
Ed Shropshure
Atlanta
New York
Salt Lake City
Mr. Shropshire
Georgia
Ogiethorpe County
Chattahoochee
Roanoke
Tulvy
Chickasahnnchie
Wesley Shropshire
Buena Vista
Martha Battey Hospital
Old Court House
John Moore
Lincoln
Gaston
North
Elks Form Georgia State Association in Macon
A large contingent of Georgia Elks gathered in Macon to form the Georgia State Association of Elks. Elected officers include E L Martin as president and J B Rau as secretary, with meetings planned for the first Wednesday in May in Valdosta as the next venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Elks
Georgia
Macon Hills
EH. i. Martin
Martin
A. B. Rau
Macon Lodge
Acme
Aleck, Block
Rob Massenburg
Roland Ellis
R. A Denny
Rome
Georgia State Association of Elka
E. L
Morris Mestowsky
Albany
R. A. Denny
J. B. Rau
J. B. Maddox
Atlanta
Charles Lamer
Valdosta
Tyler
George Field
New Evidence Prompts Reassignment in Murder Case
In Savannah on March 18 special reports state the State v W G Dartiec murder case involving Jack Deegan is moved to May 5 due to a new defense witness Captain B Seytor of the British steamship Iris. Judge Twiggs approved the delay to allow Seytor to testify about hearing the fatal shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dortic
Savannah
W. G. Dartiec
Jack Deegan
B Seytor
Iris
Twiggs
Greene-Gaynor Goods To Go In Savannah Sale
Judge Norwood in Savannah city court ordered the sale of Atlantic Contracting Company property after M A Connolly claimed $672,837 for services in procuring witnesses and collecting testimony for U S government proceedings. Assets slated for sale include two boats, two wooden barges, two yawl boats, a boiler pump and a large iron wheel. Sale scheduled for the first Tuesday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Norwood
Atlantic Contracting Company
M. A. Connelly
Benjamin D. Greene
John F. Gaynor
Edward H. Gaynor
Connelly
United States
Easton
Connolly
W. C. Turner
Warold
David C. Barrow
Charmed With Its Work Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
Women experienced with Wheeler and Wilson No 9 praise its beauty of work light running and noiseless operation. It is touted as a home blessing and favorite among the best people everywhere. Office and saleroom 71 Whitehall street Atlanta Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler & Wilson
Woman endangers life with laudanum in Augusta doorway
A young white woman identified as May Burnett or Brock was found insensible at 11 pm in the doorway of Schneider's dry goods store on Broad Street. She had taken an ounce of laudanum purchased three quarters of a mile away and was transported to a hospital by ambulance.
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Auguste
Lausanum
Augusta
Schneider
Eleventh Street
Broan
May Burnett
May Brock
Pelham Hotel in Ashes After Fire at Ming House
At 6 this morning the Ming house in Pelham Ga burned, collapsing into ruins. Owned by Mrs Thomas P Hinman of Atlanta the hotel valued at 2500 dollars, insurance likely insufficient. M H King ran the hotel. occupants escaped with valuables. Fire traced to a defective flue in Warner Lowe of Macon's room who survived with no material loss.
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Thomas P. Ginman
Atlanta
Pelham
Thomas P.hinman
Warner Lowe
Macon
Lowe
Botanic Blood Balm Claims Cure for Cancer and Blood Poison
A testimonial style notice from multiple patients in Rob ert Ward Georgia and Richmond Virginia praising Botanic Blood Balm for curing cancer ulcers bone pains pimples and blood poison. It states Mrs M L Adams of Fredonia Alabama was cured of a nose and face cancer after doctors gave up and offers free samples and mail order medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ward
Maxeys
J. J. Rose
18Th
St. Richmond
M. L. Adams
Fredonia
Ala
Drugzista
Blood Balm Co
Forsyth Street
Atlanta
Georgia fruit crops appear safe from recent cold snap
Reports from Americus Marietta Muscogee and several Georgia towns indicate little or no damage to fruit trees and crops from the recent freezing temperatures. Some growers fear possible damage if a further freeze occurs while others note buds dry but not harmed. Observations span Fort Valley Perry Cartersville Rome Dalton and Dalton with optimism for a strong forthcoming season.
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Georgia
Cobb
Marietta
Columbus
Muscogee
Ogiethorpe
Flint River
Montezuma
Perry
Fort Valley
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Tenn
Floyd
Rome
Floyd County
Whitfield
Dalton
Frank Summerour
Barnett
Clarence Newsome Arraigned for Murder in Macon
Clarence Newsome, a Black man, was arraigned in Macon recorder's court on the charge of murdering Lizzie Makes by striking her with a hatchet. Several witnesses testified against him. Newsome denied the deed, but the evidence supported the charge. He was committed to jail without bail and likely to be tried at the next superior court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Newsome
Macon
Recorder’s Court
Lizzie Makes
Newsome
Bible Superior Court
Fireman Found Dead in Decatur Boarding House
Special to this paper Dr E Woodruff a Louisville and Nashville fireman from Cleveland was found dead in his bed at Mrs Davis boarding house in south Decatur today He had not been seen alive since last Friday and is believed to have died about two days earlier Death is attributed to a morphine overdose indicating habit.
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Decatur
Ala
E. Woodruff
Cleveland
Ohio
Louisville and Nashville
Knox Hats Described in Vivid Page Feature
A compact feature highlights Knox hats with a striking description intended to persuade readers to view the page. The piece notes the unusual style and invites attention to the accompanying illustration for full understanding.
Narrow Escape Of A Train At Highway Crossing
A through freight on the Central of Georgia railway narrowly escaped destruction when rails spread by four crossing cars caused the track to break and several coal cars to overturn. No serious injuries reported. The southbound Chattanooga passenger train was warned in time to avoid the wreck.
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Carrollton
Here
Chattanooga
Central of Georgia Railway
Chattanooga and Griffin
Hood
TWO ANTI-TANK CANDIDATES NAMED IN WILKES MEETING
In Washington Georgia March 18 a Wilkes County Anti-Dispensary Association mass meeting at Floyds opera house selected Captain C C A Alexander and Thomas A Grenade as anti dispensary candidates for the legislature subject to the white primary. A finance committee was appointed and the session passed peacefully. The outcome hinges on the forthcoming white primary and internal Democratic Party dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes County
Yhem
Washington
Wilkes County Anti-Dispensary Association
Floyd
Cc.a. Alexander
Thomas A. Grenade
J. M. Pitner
E. 5. Johns
J. A Moss
T. B. Hollinshead
J .F. Jackson
Old Wilkes
Democratic Party
Registrars Keep Busy In Tuscaloosa Registration Day
The Tuscaloosa board of registrars led by Francis Purifoy J M Ward and Ellie Applin registered 179 people including three African Americans. Vouches from reliable white citizens are required to confirm character before registration and March 28 is set as a special registration day.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Board of Registrars
Francis M. Purifoy
J. M. Ward
Ellie Appilin
Nemrese
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Juil
Wits
Mrs. W. M. Shropshire
Carolina
North Carolina
House of Commons
John Adair
Kentucky
Willam_Adair Moore
Mid-E
Shropshire-Moore
Cheney Farm
W. M. Shipshire
Bhy 1.5
Andaun
AL Wenshire
Oui
Een
Frier
Greene-Gaynor
M. A. Connally
Aiken
S. C
Dick Phillips
Albert Edwards
Edwards
American Tobacco
Indon
Imperial Top Company
Pelham Hotel
Geor Fru
Y Fiaces
Princeton
Varsity
Yale
Maren
I. Fierpont Morgan
Southern Railroad
Brunswick
Cincinnati
Thomas W. Troy
Bibb Superior Court
Sula Valley Packing Company
Sula Company
Honduras
John R Cooper
Wrightsville
Sarah E. Dixon
Supreme Court
Iinet & Awtry Shoe Co
Whitemaw Street
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