Habeas Corpus Frees Willis in Georgia Shooting Case
Willis J. Willis a 40 year old crippled gro cer in College Park was freed on a $250 bond after habeas corpus proceedings. He shot J. P. Gaddy four times during a store levy incident near Gate City Cotton mills. Gaddy survived. Willis was bound over to the grand jury for assault with intent to murder prior to habeas relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Willis
College Park
Auust
J. P. Gaddy
Justice of the Peace
George L.bell
Superior Court
Gaddy
Willis
Gate City
Huie
Wills
Albert Kemper
J. 5. James
Fearing He Will Die An Aged Negro Reveals Hidden Savings
In Ocilla Georgia on September 20 Nero Adams an aged black man fearing imminent death disclosed the location of his life savings buried near his home. He was injured in a lumber train wreck near Ocilla in which two other black men were killed. About three hundred dollars was found in a glass jar there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocilla
Nero Adams
Here
Adams
Cordele Rambler Part Interest Sold to I D Mathews
Cordele Ga September 29 Charles Jackson Shipp longtime owner and editor of The Cordele Rambler sells part interest in the paper to I D Mathews recently editor of The Forest Blade Swainsboro Mathews will run the business end while Shipp remains in the editorial department The Rambler has been a daily paper for five years and thrived as a tri weekly for three years prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele
Gen
Charles Jackson Shipp
Cordele Rambler
I. D. Mathews
Has Forest Blade
Swainsboro
Mathews
Ship
Rambler
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Indigestion Relief
Nervous dyspepsia gas or indigestion is cured in minutes by Pape's Diapepsin. A 50 cent case from any pharmacist digests meals, stops belching, sour stomach, and headaches, leaving no lingering odor. Ideal for the whole family and a staple at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Fape
Feller
Vereen urged as successor to late Roddenbery in Georgia
Moultrie Ga September 30 radical obituary notes Congressman Roddenbery's death and rumors of a Vereen candidacy. Vereen, a wealthy local industrialist and former mayor, is urged by friends to enter either the primary or general election while weighing his business commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. CG. Verean
Moultrie
Feddenberg
Vereen
Moultrie Coton Mills
Moultrie Banking Company
Poulan Cotton Mills
Georgia
Cron
Ithe Ety
Aley
Augusta Savanna Navigation stock sold for barges on Savannah River
Ninety eight thousand one hundred dollars of the one hundred thousand dollar capital stock of the Augusta Savannah Navigation company has been subscribed by Augusta banks and business houses. City council allocated fifty thousand dollars for municipally owned wharves and terminals. The Savannah River Trafffe committee, appointed by the Merchants and Manufacturers association, has completed the work in ten days. A dollar dinner Friday will reveal the date for forming the barge line company. Subscriptions are mainly one hundred dollars each, with some up to four thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusts
Augusta-Savannah Navigation Company
Savannah River
Savannah
Augusta
Savannah River Traffe Committee
Merchanta and Manufacturers' Association
Merchants and Manufacturers' Association
Barge ‘Line Company
Barnesville Names Delegates For National Conservation Congress
For Barnesville Georgia on September 30 official I M Cochran named Captain John F Howard A Peacock Edward Elder and J W Stafford as Barnesville delegates with two alternates to attend the National Conservation Congress in Washington November 18 to 20 likely to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
I. M. Cochran
National Conservation Congress
Congress
Washington
John F. Howard
A. Peacock
Edward Elder
J. W. Stafford
Frank Case Papers to be Served Today
Announcement by Attorney L Rosser for Leo M Frank states plea for a new trial will be served today upon Solicitor General Hugh M Dorsey. Hearing set for Saturday with Judge L Roan presiding. postponement could keep Roan on the case as he is familiar with the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Rosser
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Hugh M. Dorsey
Roan
Court of Appeals
Superior Court
Kidnaping Case Shocks Americus Manicurist
In Americus Georgia Joseph Crosby was arrested on a kidnaping charge involving a young married manicurist known as Mrs Hill. The woman reportedly left on a Fort Valley bound train Sunday with Crosby and has not been seen at her Americus salon. Crosby was briefly jailed and released on bond after an initial statutory charge, then detained again on the kidnaping charge before release. The husband, Grosby, runs an installment business with offices in Americus and Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus Ga
J. J. Crosby
Crosby
William Harper
Hill
Americus
Fort Valley
Grosby
Albany
Dennard Still Seeks Wife After City Job Waits
W F Dennard, Atlanta sanitation department veteran, enters third day of wife hunting. He told a Constitution reporter he has 65 years and has pursued about 30 applicants previously, seeking a cook and housekeeper in return for income and home. Associate support remains mixed as Dennard visits candidates and plans to choose before cold weather.
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W.ef
Dennard
Constitution
Dennati
Hunt
Sanitary Department
Dens Ward
Atlanta
Carnegie Library to Tell Atlanta History to Children
Miss Amelia Whitaker in charge of the children's department announces this year’s story hours will cover Atlanta and Georgia history from early times to the present. Local pioneers will share experiences, Uncle Remus tales will be featured, and interludes of grand opera and spring stories are planned with Metropolitan singers returning next year. Friday is story day at the main library and Wednesday at the Anne Wallace branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Whitaker
Carnegie Library
Conyers water system saves cotton warehouse fire
A farmers' Union cotton warehouse in Conyers Georgia burned last night. Firemen fought the blaze as flames swept the center of the building saving four to five hundred bales of cotton. Water system installation saved an estimated twelve to fourteen thousand dollars in potential loss. most damage was covered by insurance.
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Conyers
Farmers’ Union Company
W. O. Mann
M Lendon Addresses University Students
Athens Ga September 30 special Hon Guyton McLendon former railroad commissioner visited for several days and spoke to law classes at noon on the Initiative and Referendum and the Recall. He analyzed the system as used in Switzerland and Europe and the plan proposed for the United States. He did not express a personal opinion but warned the recall of judicial decisions would be dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Guyton McLendon
Railroad Commission of
Switzerland
Professor A P Staples Dies at 65 in Virginia
Prof A P Staples, 65, a law professor at Washington and Lee University, died this morning in Virginia after a brief illness. Born in Henry County, he came from a family of noted Virginia lawyers.
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Ruenyoe, Vey Opyemuer Su Aoram Penn Staples
Washington and Lee University
Henry County
Virginia
Miss Fannie Sterne Weds Mr Montefiore Selig
Miss Sterne married Mr Selig in a Standard club ceremony at 11 yesterday. The wedding party included maid of honor Miss Wallerstein and bridesmaids Miss Montaz and Miss Belle, with ushers and a broad social guest list. A French velvet gown, decorative reception rooms, and a breakfast in the banquet hall followed, as families from Sterne and Selig clans attended and plan a home on Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Sterne
Montefiore Belig
Standard Club
Catherine Waillerstein
Richmond
Herbert Keiser
Helen Montaz
Janet Belle
Maurice Jacobus
JF. Sterne
Nat Ullman
Albert Marer
Roy Gauer
Nathan Copeland
Her~ Ibert Schist
Jacke Spitz
David Marx
Boner
Banduet Hall
Marcus L. Sterne
Jacob Belle
Samuel Sterne
Vicksburg
Miss
Joseph J. Sterne
San Antonio
Texas
Selig
Washington Street
Mr. J
Airs
Mr. Selig
San Antonis
Marcus Sterna
Idx
Jacksonville
Alvin Mayer
Louisville
Ity
Catherine Wallerstein
Adolph Schaar
Cincinnati
Take Haas
Memphis
D. Apt
St. Louis
New Trial Sought After Small Justice Court Verdict
John Thomason seeks certiorari to move his case to the superior court after a verdict in the justice of the peace court in favor of A. Rabkin for 12.50 on fur seeds dispute. Thomason asserts he paid 12.50 for seeds purchased from H. Mendel and that Rabkin acted as a store collector. Rabkin demanded an additional 12.00, and the jury ruled against Thomason.
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John Thomason
B.’ B. Powers
Thomason
A. Rabkin
H. Mendel
Mendel
Rebkin
Rabkin
Law Students Seek Jobs Ahead of Atlanta Law School Entry
Atlanta businessmen report a yearly influx of aspiring law students seeking daytime work while awaiting classes. The majority are from smaller Georgia towns, with 28 of 80 last year based in Atlanta. Enrolment this year is expected to top 100 as students travel to the metropolis for study.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Law School
Georgia
South
Study of Law Lecture Opens Term This Thursday
Examinations for entrance to junior and senior classes begin Wednesday in the law school rooms at Panchtreg and Marietta. The first lecture of the term will be delivered Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock by Judge Arthur G. Powell on The Study of Law.
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Panchtreg
Marietta
Arthur G. Powell
Macon Patrol Strikes and Injures Veteran
Bacon Ga September 20 Special A. A. Penn an aged Confederate veteran was badly hurt last night when the patrol wagon collided with the bogey he was riding on Clinton street East Macon He was thrown off dislocated his collarbone and suffered severe cuts and bruises He will be hospitalized for several days.
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Bacon
A. Penn
Clinton Street
Penn
Gen J C Waddell to be buried today in Cedartown Ga
The funeral of General John O Waddell a prominent city man of this county who died at his home near the city will be held at the family residence Wednesday morning at 5 30 o clock. The interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery. The Masonic fraternity will have charge of the services.
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Cedartown
John O. Waddell
Greenwood Cemetery
Masonic Fraternity
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Habeas Corpus
Atterbury
Cloud-Stanford Co
Peachtree
Roddenbery
Spejal
Roddenberg
Secon
Hon, WC
Frank Case
Dorsey
W. F.dennard
Conyers Water System
M’lendon
A. P. Staples
Mr. Montefiore Selig
Ofelock
Macon
J. C. Woddell
England
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