Frank Trial Bills Are Ordered Paid In Murder Case
Bills from the E M Frank murder trial of Mary Phegan, a 13 year old National Pencil employee, are paid. Johnson County board approves 9975.06 for 29 days of juror care at Kimball House 56856 and German Cafe 528930. Attorneys seek reimbursement for Newt Lee and jurors held in jail. County attorney to opine on further reimbursements.
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E. M. Frank
Mary Phegan
National Pencil Company
Axe
Board of Commissioners
Kimball House
Hugh M Dorsey
Graham and Chappell
Newt Lee
Lee
Cop United
Chiliman Shel
Smith
Tindall Named Judge of Children’s Court in County
At a Wednesday meeting the board approved a three year lease for a juvenile detention home at 6 Trinity Avenue and the appointment of Probation Officer W Tindall as charge of the children’s court at 200 dollars monthly. The new home will cost about 100 dollars monthly and may add dormitories. some commissioners feared Tindall’s zeal might push too many boys to the home, but the motion to appoint was approved after praise for his work. Laundry for the home may be done at the jail laundry to cut costs.
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Board of Count Commissioners
Trinity Avenue
Superior Court
W Tindal
Childrens Court
Commissionera
Thavab “Ould
Tindall
Cu” Anderson
Little Girl With Nine Living Grandparents Sets Georgia Record
Josephine Golden Flournoy of Fitzgerald Ga is believed to have more living ancestors than any Georgia child. At age two she counts nine living grandparents and great grandparents among relatives gathered for a family reunion at Mrs W O Dunn’s home in Atlanta. A future reunion is planned at Mrs E T Allen’s home with four generations represented and attendees include Miss Josephine and her various grandparents.
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Josephine Golden Fiournoy
Witzgerald
Aftie Josephine
Wenesday
Atlanta
Georgia
Josephine
Wo Dunn
South Pryor Street
W J Dunn
George
Flourney
Pitzgerald
L Dunn
E. T Allen
Avlanta
Miss Josephine
E T Allen
Washington Street
T Allen
4 Dunn
Ure George Flournoy
Sylvester Golden
W Orf Hunn
J W Flournoy
Francis E Price
Little Josephine Flournoy
W. J. Dunn
George Flournoy
E. T. Allen
Newsies Alarm Elderly Man in City Traffic
Policeman Grnest Thornton on traffic duty stopped a five pants scene as a gang of four newsboys leaped onto an 80 year old man’s electric runabout and struck him from behind. The man and his daughter warded off the bandits and sped away. no arrests were made as no one could identify the youths.
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Grnest Thornton
Thornton
Tve
Five More Days To Register For City Elections
Five days remain to register for the upcoming municipal elections and charter vote. Registration books close next Tuesday the ninth, with current estimates placing registered voters around 10,900 to 11,000 and potential final totals near 13,000 to 14,000 if the pace continues.
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Consid
Possible to check returns by state and county
The text indicates that it will be possible to check up the returns for each state and county, implying a forthcoming system or method to review regional results. It notes the scope includes all states and counties, suggesting comprehensive coverage.
Trial transcripts reveal Caminetti case details and Lola Norris testimony
Testimony shows Lola Norris describing her relations with Caminetti and Diggs during a seduction case. Caminetti announces he will not cross examine Norris to undermine her story. Norris expresses no resentment toward Diggs as prosecutors frame evidence around Cruelty and divorce grounds.
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Atkinson
Caminetti
Lola Norris
Dean
Connetty
Caminett
Diggs
Warrington
Miss Norris
Drew
Gaminetti
New System Ordered for Ginning Statistics
William J Harris the Census director introduces a change in cotton ginning reporting. County agents will publish county totals on the same day as national figures, preventing manipulation. The bureau will send September 1 totals to county papers, omitting per gin itemization.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
William J. Harris
Census Bureau
Vath
Wall Street
Norton Released by New York Police
Information from Savannah reports Robert D. Norton, arrested after passing a $1,600 check drawn on the Peoples Bank of Savannah, was released by New York authorities for lack of requisition papers. Norton had fled to Brooklyn after the incident, where he allegedly obtained $1,000 in New York exchange. Chief Detective J. Murphy sought Norton but could not secure him without formal requisition.
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Savannah
Robert D. Norton
Brooklyn
Peoples’ Bank of
New York
Norton
J. Murphy
Slatonia
Murphy
New York Exchange
Woman Washing Dishes Returns To Second Husband In Savannah
Millie Gotthelf Gunderland once a New York lace merchant’s wife now works as a dishwasher in a Savannah restaurant. Her second husband Antone Gundeland from Augusta found her Sunday night and she vowed to return if he would be good to her. He hinted assent as she quit work and left with him for a train, leaving lingering thoughts on silent women.
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Savannah
Millie Gotthelf- Gunderland
New York
Antone Gundeland
Augusta
Gunderland
Nose pulling clash at Washington lobbying hearing
Washington September 3. A nose pulling contest between John Kirby former NAM president and Martino Mulhall ex lobbyist was threatened before the house lobby committee. Mulhall shouted at Kirby accusing him of making faces and demanded a outside confrontation. Chairman Garratt ordered Kirby to change his seat.
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Washington
John Kirby
National Association of Manufacturers
Martino M. Mulhall
House Lobby Committee
Mulhall
Kirby
Garratt
Mulhail
Garrett
Apartment Owners Plan Fight On Smoke Law at Meeting
Atlanta apartment owners prepare to challenge the smoke ordinance at the upcoming Smoke Commission meeting. A committee led by George Yaleor seeks a one year suspension of enforcement and will request to present their plea next Tuesday. They claim to cooperate with regulators but have not decided on compliance methods and may pursue a constitutional challenge if denied.
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Atlanta
T 15
First Bale at Woodstock Near Roberts Farm
The first bale of cotton brought to Woodstock Georgia on September 3 by Mr Fenn who lives two miles east on the Roberts farm was sold to J M Dobbs for 12 1/2 cents per pound.
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Woodstock
Fenn
Roberts
J M. Dobbs
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