Jury Deadlocked in Carman Murder Trial at Mineola
The Carman murder jury failed to reach a verdict after hours of deliberation as Justice Kelley instructed and District Attorney Graham attacked the defense. Key witnesses included Celia Coleman and Rudolph Loewe who testified from Carman’s home vicinity. The case, fraught with claims of inside involvement and jealousy, proceeds to continued deliberations with the court noting the jury’s deadlock.
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Cotton Loan Plan Aims to Raise 146 Million in U S
The Federal Reserve Board tentatively approves a plan to assemble 146 million dollars to ease the surplus cotton crop. New York bankers will subscribe 60 million plus 35 million from southern banks and 66 million from non cotton states. Loans offered at 6 cents per pound for one year with six months extension, admin costs capped, and a 3 percent borrower charge to fund administration and losses.
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Georgia Banks Withdraw $7 Million in Emergency Currency
Georgia national banks report they have withdrawn over 7 million dollars of emergency currency at a Georgia National Currency Association meeting in Atlanta. They claim 25 percent of all emergency currency issued in nine cotton states is now in Georgia, with most funds tied to cotton receipts and warehouse credits. The banks anticipate securing remaining money through cotton certificates, warehouses, and commercial paper, aiming for a broader cotton pool by December 1 and a projected Georgia share of about 33.9 million dollars for a one year term through eighteen months.
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Baby Prisoner Taken To Home By Sheriff
Frances Constance McDonald a three month old baby became a habeas corpus custody issue when her father sought to keep her from removal. Deputy Poindexter carried the child to his home to await trial as Mrs McDonald sought divorce and custody. Judge Bell granted temporary custody to the mother and set a midweek hearing with a restraining order against the husband.
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Parents Censure School Sessions In Afternoon
City council faces uproar as school board fails to end double sessions. Despite $11 812 approved in October budget to abolish them, twenty one sessions remain scheduled between 12 30 and 4 p m. Parents teachers and citizens press council members for action while officials cite lack of information and timing delaying abolition until January.
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Battle Without Decisive Result Splits On Fronts Across Europe
Furious combat roars along lines from the North Sea to the Swiss frontier and from the Baltic to the Carpathians. Allies and Germans trade advances at points but report no clear victory as losses mount. Russian reports say Austrian and German forces retreat. General Moltke resigns due to ill health, effective October 22.
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German Submarine Rammed by British Destroyer Sunk
London reports a German submarine was rammed and sunk by the British destroyer Badger off the Dutch coast. Commander Charles Freemantle noted the Badger sustained some bow damage. Official announcement issued tonight.
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Ceaseless hammering by belligerents across Europe
London October 24 The immense armies of the belligerent powers continue to hammer each other ceaselessly from the North Sea to the Swiss frontier and from the Baltic to the Carpathians. Official reports show minor gains and losses for all sides, with no army able to press a decisive offensive in France and Belgium as of tonight.
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Russian Forces Press Germans and Austrians
Petrograd reports renewed Soviet pressure on German and Austro German armies as Russian reinforcements stream toward Warsaw and Ivangorod. Grand Duke Pucholasseld says south of Przemysl sees great intensity with enemy in retreat beyond the Vistula. North of Pilatza Germans offer feeble resistance, driven to Skierniewice. south toward Radom heavy fighting and bayonet attacks noted.
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Weather Summary for Georgia and Nearby Areas
Partly cloudy to cloudy conditions expected Sunday with possible local rain. Light to moderate north to northeast winds. No significant rainfall amounts reported.
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