Perjury Sentences in Walton Murder Case
In Monroe Georgia on May 6 special Walton county court sentenced Wil R Hunt and Alvin Evans to four years each for perjury linked to the J H Bowen murder case. The two white men admitted false testimony about being in Monroe on the killing day, claiming they witnessed events related to the Thompson case. The perjury plea came amid a broader investigation that uncovered fabricated statements and possible influence from others connected to the trial.
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Monroe
Walton County
Charten H.hrand
Walton Superior Court
Thia
Tuesny
Wil Th Ffun
Ann Evana
M Thompson
Cane
J. H. Bowen
Stresta
Olin M. Thompson
Thompson
Walton
Will R* Junt
Alvin Exang
Dink Towler
Monros
Thome
Clifford Walker
Evans
Hunt
Towler
Auiter
Bond
Baann
Anid
Walker
Kiana
Huot
Brand
Trunt
Aame
G Hunt
Childress
Mmm
Munt
Weather today storms with increasing clouds and cooler night
Forecast calls for today to bring thunder showers and rising cloud cover. Tonight should bring cooler weather as storms move through the area.
Gopher Girl Feels The Storm In Minnesota Note
A chaotic report describes a strong storm moving across Minnesota and eastern Texas with cloud, thunder, and rain. Atlanta sees a warm 87 degree day as storms advance eastward, while a club anecdote mentions Miles Gopher and a visiting singer.
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Minnesota
Texas
Aterma
Atlanta
Gopher
Miles Gopher
Student Hughes Dies After 40 Foot Fall on Bald Mountain
Young Harris Georgia reports a senior, Hughes, fell forty feet while climbing Bald Mountain. He was to graduate in May and was highly regarded in class. His father, Fletcher Hughes of Auntel Georgia, confirms the tragedy as companions rescued him from beneath a falling water area.
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Young Harris
Speen
Hughes
Bald Mountain
Leter
Gover Knots
Hugher
Fle
Fletcher Hughes
Peonage Commission Subpoenas Issued in Birmingham
In Birmingham and nearby towns witnesses, mostly foreigners, are being subpoenaed by forces from the United States marshal to appear before the peonage committee of the immigration commission. Local officials await details of charges as the committee plans a sitting here following a two month information drive for a special report requested by Congress. Senator Dillingham is listed as committee chairman.
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Birmingham
Ala
Immigration Commission of Congress
United @&stea marshals office
Ensley
Hindon
Carbon Hil
Commission
Congress
Dillingham
Two sensational killings end in Jacksonville grand jury release
In Jacksonville Florida two sensational killings concluded when a grand jury ordered the release of Miss Jessie Brown and F. A. Humphries. Miss Brown shot and killed Earl P Adams after his engagement to another woman. Humphries killed his 16 year old wife and Thomas McManus upon finding them together. The mother of Mrs Humphries died by suicide out of grief.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jessie Brown
A. Humphrisa
Marie Antoinette China at Sale with Delightful Tableware
A catalog note highlights quantities of quaint pieces in Marie Antoinette china. Framed by biyou bouquets and a charming basket edge, the ware offers color and old timeliness across tableware and ornamental items of many shapes and sizes.
Invisible Toric Bifocals Offer One Glass Solution
An Atlanta Georgia ad touts invisible toric bifocals that provide clear reading and walking vision in one pair. The ad claims seamless 20 seams, no visible division, and that thousands have been furnished. Visit Ballard Optical Co at 7 Peachtreet, Atlanta, GA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass
Itter Ballard Opteal Co
Peachtrrst
Atlante
Lyceum Course at Auditorium to feature famed attractions
Atlanta plans a ten night Lyceum course at the Auditorium Armory with tickets at 1.00 or ten cents per performance. Attractions include Madame Nordica, famous lecturers such as Governor Asa Adlph, Dr Mussell Conwell, Champ Clark, and Rev. Wendling, plus orchestras and concert companies. The program aims to educate and entertain the public, modeled after Cincinnati and Memphis courses, with strong local organizational support.
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Covernor Joan Adohnren
Mineneada
Mussell Conwell
Roverson of America
Mon Champ Clark
Frank Dixon
George H. Wendling
Trumph
Robert Fo Lea
Thomas Green
Japan
Green Innow
Thomas JT Gore
Oklahoma
Jo Frank Hantey
1Diana
Stephen A Wine
Alome
Noval Hungarian Orchestra
Corlene Singing Girls
Walter Beccles
Ernest Gamble
Audiferium
Lyceum
Farcen
Atlanta
Atlanta Lecture Association
No Property Left by Ex Senator Stewart
Washington May 4 The will of former United States Senator William M Stewart of Nevada filed for probate today He left no real estate and personal property did not exceed 1500 in value This amount is devised to his widow M Mary Agnes Stewart Stewart's debts total about 25000 and were all noted as due
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Washington
United States
William M. Stewart
Nevada
M. Mary Agnes Stewart
Educational Rally Set for Putnam County at Wesley Chapel
Ten schools in Putnam will hold a large educational rally at Wesley Chapel tomorrow. State School Commissioner Jere M. Pound will speak along with Dr. Jamenon, president of Mercer University.
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Putnam
Eatonton
Wesley Chapel
Maiasloper
Jere M. Pound
Jamenon
Mercer University
Loves Dr Broughton but Sues for 500 in suit over plans
In Pendleton division of the superior court Judge Pendleton oversees a case where architect Bob Pugin sues Dr. Hey Len G Broughton for 500 alleging he did 9000 worth of preliminary drawings for the Tabernacle Infirmary. Pugin claims disbursement promises and church ties surface as the dispute unfolds with cross examination noting personal links.
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Puit
Bob Pugin
Hey
Len G. Broughton
Tabernacle Infirmary
Pendleton
Superior Court
Pugin
New York
Dr. Broughton
Goa
Broughton
Hidney C Tapp
Brother Broughton
Waiter McBireath
Six Men Face Kidnapping Charges In Family Feud Case
Six white men named Wilson Merrit Henry Cash Jr Jordan Robert Gilley Thome Gilley were brought to Atlanta from Carrollton and jailed on charges of attempting to abduct Dolly Gilley’s 16 month old baby on the Jonesboro road. The incident, tied to a family feud, followed a confrontation that prompted warrants from J Kuglar after he frightened off the assailants. Dock Gilley’s habeas corpus bid to gain custody was denied.
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Wilson Merrit
Henry
H. H. Cash
Jordan
Robert
Thome Gilley
Atlanta
Carrollton
Dolly Gilley
Jonesboro Road
Dock Gilley
Misa Aallis Kugler
Sho
Jonesborg Road
J. J. Kuglar
Tila
Kuslar
Belasco and Klaw Reach Peace in Theater War
David Belasco and Klaw & Erlanger settle the dispute over profits from The Devil's Auction. The peace agreement ends ongoing legal action as part of a long theatrical power struggle.
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Belasco
Klaw
York
David Belasco
Klaw & Erlanger
First Bishop of Wyoming Consecrated in Protesant Episcopal Church
In Philadelphia on May, the New Nathan Seymour Thomas was consecrated as the first bishop of the newly formed Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Wyoming. Bishop Tuttle of Missouri, presiding bishop, led the ceremony at the Church of the Holy Apostles where the rector officiated.
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Wyoming
Phila
Georgia fertilizer sales misread. Hudson disputes figures
Commissioner T. G. Hudson said the recent report overstated Georgia fertilizer sales for the year. He asserted sales will be near last year’s, with Georgia reporting 42 776 tons sold in the season and little to no increase expected. Also noted are pardon grants, railroad service changes, and a new mutual fire association charter for Dawson in Terrell County.
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T. G. Hudson
Georgia
Hudson
Philip Cook
Georgia State Fire Association
Dawson, Terrell Country
Polish Pianist Arrest Report From Illinois
Decatur Illinois police report Luther R. Shocktey a Polish pianist linked to a swindle case. Joyce Barrington Watters a Shorter College conservatory teacher cooperates as authorities seek requisition papers and plan to send an officer posing as a Polish planter to locate Shocktey who allegedly obtained money under pretext of opening a new conservatory.
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Tome
May
Potloe
Decatur
III
Luther R. Shocktey
Atlas
Rele Schocei
Mirs
Joyce Barrington Watters
Shorter College ‘Conservatory
Shocktey
Fall results in death at New Orleans post office
Anthony Rieger aged 23 collapsed in his bed at the New Orleans post office and died from a fractured neck after a restless sleep. He had been ill for several days and apparently pitched his head forward hitting the door in the accidental fall.
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New Orleans
Anthony Rieger
Clark
New Orleana
Methodists Call for Enforcing Liquor Law in Conference
At a Montgomery meeting of Methodists from several counties in conference today resolutions were passed urging officers to investigate liquor laws and to support law and order enforcement.
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Montgomery
Ala
Liberal Consul Indicted in Double Charges
Charles Tiall Ademo, consul for Libaria and Nicaragua and vice consul for Uruguay, and state commissioner for all states and territories, was arrested on two indictments. One charges conspiracy to defraud and the other larceny. details suggest these offences relate to detached affairs.
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Hoston
May
Charles Tiall Ademo
Libaria
Nicaragua
Uruguay
Ale Veerk Ao
Canterbury Pilgrims at East Lake Saturday
The Coburn players present The Canterbury Pilgrims a Percy Mackay comedy at East Leake Country Club Saturday evening under Atlanta Athletic Club auspices. The lively drama, praised for its poetic merit and high entertainment value, aims to bring refined theatre to local communities.
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Canterbury Pilgrims
Percy Mackay
Coburn
East Leake
Atlanta Athletic Club
Chavearx
Aenean
Pilfered Speech Claims Spark Indiana Controversy
Noblesville superintendent Hale ton accuses Sheridan Schools head Ho J Llewellyn of stealing a speech. The Hamilton county oratorical contest allegedly featured a Millera address on "The Typical name of poetic drama" once delivered by a Wabash student, with references to Henry W. Grady and Abraham Lincoln.
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Noblenvile
Ind
Haleton
Noblesville Rchools
Ho J Llewellyn
Sheridan
John Miner
Hamilton County
Hellen
Mackmye
Millera
Henry W
Grafy
Abraham Lincoln
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