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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1912

Page

25

Bargain Modern Home Listings Mixed on North Boulevard

North Boulevard area offers a seven room two story home with furnace heat and upgraded floors and cabinet mantels. Original price 11000 bargain price 9000. West End and South Side notes mention bargain six room bungalow and bargain three room cot style units with terse descriptions.

North Ave Peachtree M. L. Thrower Peachtree Street Peachtree Place Decatur W.L John O. Dupree Empire Bell Atlanta

Surrounded Outlaws Believed on Sugar Leaf Mountain

In Hillavine Virginia on March 30 detectives led by Thomas Felts pressed a manhunt for Sidna Allen and Wesley Edwards. Camp detected three miles west of Lloyd Allen’s home. No Man’s Land near the North Carolina line seen as last refuge. Prisoner Friel Allen described that the uncles planned to resist capture and may have killed Judge Massie and targetted Commonwealth’s Attorney Foster. Floyd Allen bid for change of venue in Hillsville murder case. Roanoke set April 11 for hearing on bonds and asset attachments.

Hillavine Sidna Allen Allen Wesley Edwards Sugar Leaf Mountain Thomas Felts Lloyd Allen Kellef Felts Carroll Courthouse No Man’s Land Carolne Edwards Friel Allen Sidna Friel Massie Weasley Edwards Commonwealth Foster Diag Claude Swanson Allen Hillsville Roanoke Floyd Allen Walter R. Staples Hilsville Staples Victor Allen Byrd Marion Wytheville

Morgan Wanted by Steel Probers

Washington March 30 The steel trust inquiry nears its end as Republican members push to summon J Pierpont Morgan Henry Phipps and Henry C Frick for testimony Other witnesses urged include Don H Brown Joseph Sellwood and Thomas F Cole The committee seeks an additional 4000 for continued subpoenas while Morgan and Brick are abroad leaving hearings uncertain and Chairman Stanley notes Morgan’s attendance cannot be guaranteed The Birmingham ore district description was given by Prof J S Grasty of the University of Virginia as the inquiry proceeds

Washington Steel Trust J. Pierpont Morgan Henry Phipps Henry ¢. Frick Young Michigan Gardner Massachusetts Don H. Brown Joseph Sellwood Duluth Thomas F. Cole St. Petersburg Fla Morgan Brick Stanley J. S&s. Grasty University of Virginia Birmingham Ala Tennessee Coal and Iron Company United States Steel ‘Corporation Virginia

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