Crusade on court corruption cited in Chattooga cases
The Chattooga circuit faces a crackling case scandal as Rev Reynolds led a fraud scheme to drop seduction charges against Hayes. Hayes and his wife fled Alabama but were jailed on a high bond. Suspicions of juror and witness coercion prompt Solicitor General Ennis to pursue perjury and witness intimidation probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
Reyonoldg
Hayes
Bagley
W. H. Ennis
Washington Reynaldy
Bailey
Willliam
Crematory Shutdown Delayed Repairs Spark City Concerns
City officials allege the crematory is stalling to avoid a full test as the Destructor company delays completing the plant. Councilman Claude L Ashley accuses them of backing out on a fair test and demands accountability before additional funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude L. Ashley
Ehatre
Gamtary Committee
Destructor
Goodness
Eity
Backache warning and Croxone claim in ad copy
An advertisement warns backache signals kidney trouble and lists symptoms like kidney region pains nervousness and urinary issues. It promotes Croxone as the key remedy claiming it targets causes by reaching kidneys and dissolving uric acid with three doses daily often relieving backache and urinary disorders. It notes low price and druggist refund if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla
Thaws Gases in Federal Court at Colebrook NH
In Colebrook New Hampshire September 13 a federal judge granted Habeas corpus relief to delay Harry K Thaws extradition from Matteawan as Thaw fights to remain free awaiting a New York extradition hearing. Thaws lawyers call the move an emergency measure while supporters say it preserves a fair hearing and thwarts improper removal. The case centers on Thaws insanity claim and the legality of extradition following a conspiracy charge tied to escape from an asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colebrook
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Stanford White
New Hampshire
Thawe
United States
Aldrich
District of New Hampshire
Martin
Shurtleff
Olmstead
Littleton
Wittama Traver
Jerome
Felker
Concord
Moses H .Grossman
New York
Habeas Corps
Mr. Jerome
Federal
H K Thaw
Mary C
Thaw
Grossman
Harry
Toney
New York State
Husa
Sherif
Hornbeck
Dutchess County
Colebrook Tonjacht
Glynn
Fellcet
Yean
Moses H. Grogsman
Moonshiner’s Wife Seeks Aid With Two Children In Atlanta
Mrs Mary Campbell, 23, of East Tennessee, arrived in Atlanta from Knoxville with a two month old baby and a 3 year old, seeking help from Associated Charities. Deserted by her husband Jo Campbell, she hoped to find her father John B. Campbell, now in trouble on moonshining charges near Blairsville, Georgia. She has no other contacts in the city and remains in need until someone locates her family or provides shelter and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Campbell
Associated Charities
Atlanta
Knoxville
John B. Campbell
Tellico Plains
Tenn
Campbell
Blairsville
Lumpkin County
Colebrook Faces Thaw Crisis With Local Police Aid
Local police sworn in to guard against unlawful acts as special train carrying Carmody deputies sits idle for two days. In Thaw case, hotel vigil continues with guards posted, reporters, hysterical residents, and official figures ensuring Thaw’s safety overnight amid tense standoff.
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Colebrook
Carmody
New York
Wateh
Aude
Sherry Drew
Euesta
Wil‘niam
Travers Jerome
Frankliin Kennedy
Thaw Ticket Through Canada Aboard for England Report
Montreal officials heard that Harry Thaw and friends bought a through ticket from Caledonrock to England via Montreal. The plan allegedly aimed to move Thaw if released on habeas corpus, with estimates he would head toward Lake Erie and return to Pennsylvania. Authorities noted Thaw’s circle near Coaticook and strong guards at Colebrook.
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Montreal
Harry & Thaw
Cale- Inrook
W. H
England
Thaw
Colebrook
Reials
Canada
Jack Johnson
Kidneping
Coaticook
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Worthless Check Charged Against Lawrence Man
C. W. Marcus, 28, of Lawrence, S G, was arrested by Atlanta detectives at the request of Duet Sears. He faces a charge of passing a worthless check for $165 drawn on the American National Bank. He is confinement at police barracks.
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C. W. Marcus
Lawrence
S G
Atlanta
Duet Sears
Butas
American National Bank
Marcus
China Bows to Japanese Demands in Pekin
In Pekin the Chinese government accepts all Japanese demands arising from the killing of three Japanese and the maltreatment of a consular messenger at Nanking. The note, seen as an ultimatum, requires apology for insults to the flag, punishment of Chinese officers who shot at Nanking, and an indemnity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Japan
China
Nanking
Hankew
Shan-Tung
Beach Bankruptcy Case Begins Monday in Savannah
Savannah Ga September 18 Special The Beach Manufacturing company's bankruptcy case involving 500000 will begin in the United States court in Savannah Monday before Judge William T Newman Judge Speer excused himself from hearing the case due to alleged conflicts as counsel The case is a voluntary bankruptcy with petitioning creditors seeking to force the company into bankruptcy The company contends it is still solvent More than fifty witnesses have been summoned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
the Beach Manufacturing Company
United States
William T. Newman
Speer
Woman storekeeper struck in head during robbery attempt
Mrs Jennia Kline, white store owner at 101 Connally Street, was struck on the head with a billiard cue by a burly black man who demanded money. She fell, he fled, officers searched the area but did not apprehend him. The item is part of a broader set of clippings including a Connecticut diary joke and a Texas cider venture.
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Que
Marculis
Mark H Jackson
Gurney
Byracula
Ytr
Jankann
Trea
Jennia Kline
Connally Street
New England
Connecticut
Dr. Sr
Mother Eve
Patty
Nearly 50 000 Given to Sulzer
New York September 13 The assembly board of managers for the impeachment of Governor Sulzer announced that Charles Dorsch a salesman tied to brewing interests testified privately that he collected nearly 54 000 for Sulzer's campaign not accounted for in the governor's campaign statement. Levy said the sum came from brewing and manufacturing interests days later the matter was questioned about resignation and trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Assembly Board of Managers
Sulzer
Charles Dorsch
Dorsch
Levy
Dorseh
Assemblyman
Albany
Ques
Csn
Allon B. Parker
Jefferson M. Levy
Congress
Sulzers
Charles Norsch
Conight
Bulzer
Kiesel
Board of Managers
Briday
Charles A. Stadler
D. Cady Berrick
Herrick
Aaron J. Levy
Supreme Court Powerleas
N. Y
Supreme Court of
New York State
William Sulzer
Glynn
Supreme Court
Chester
Samuel Fowler
Rensselaer
Fowler
Court of Appeals
Fight on street car goes before recorder
W M Jackson of 271 Whiteford avenue was arrested after a midnight incident on a Decatur street car near the police barracks. He denied being the man wanted and claimed the other rider exited at Piedmont avenue. Police later found the suspect at a boarding house near Edgewood avenue and took him to Grady hospital, where a left cheek sash wound was treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Jackson
Digen
Whiteford Avenue
Wea
Decatur Street
Jackson
Piedmont Avenue
Edgewood Avenue
Sam Goss
Grady Hospital
Sollowed
Quarrel
Mountaineer Captured After Long Pursuit at Tower
John Wright a faith mountaineer is judged in the Tower for safe keeping after capture by United States authorities following a lengthy pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wright
Faith Mountaineer
United States
Wright and Ru diex Indicted in Moultrie Hughes Murder
Wright and Frank Rudihex were indicted by a Fannin County grand jury for the murder of Moultrie Hughes and Hughes' infant son. Wright was captured Friday and examined by federal officers at the government building before being jailed. The case also includes a federal conspiracy charge.
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Fannin County
Wright
Frank Rudiex
Moultrie Hughes
Hughes
Fesling
Wright Rune
Death of Mrs Sargent Touches Valdosta Community
News reached Valdosta of Mrs. Sargent's death at her daughter Mrs Gibbs home in Mayfield Michigan. She and her aged husband had summers here with her son Captain EX C Sargent and were longtime friends. She was over 90 and her husband a few months older. E M Holleyman and H M Holleyman of Decatur, Ga died in Asheville North Carolina Saturday afternoon. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Sargent
Valdosta
W. Sargent
Gibbs
Mayfield
Mich
St Paul, Minn
E. M. Holleyman
H. M. Holleyman
Decatur
Asheville
N. C
Charles Briggs Dies at Local Sanitarium
Charles Briggs aged about 60 at 118 Forrest Avenue died early Saturday morning at a local sanitarium. Survived by wife and son Haward Briggs. Funeral services at Poole's chapel this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Oakland Cemetery.
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Charles Briggs
Fears
Forrest Avenue
Haward Briggs
Poole's Chapel
Oakland Cemetery
Dog Catchers Target Untagged Dogs In Darktown
In Darktown last night, dog catchers attempting to seize untagged dogs faced hostility near North avenue and Williams street. The dog wagon driver was stoned by youths while in transit and cobbles were hurled as he passed. A drug store worker, the driver, and two catchers called for help and two bicyclists assisted until the operation concluded.
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Darktown
North Avenue
Williams Street
Wylie Smith Spends Night in the Tower
J Wylie Smith, arrested Saturday on forgery charges by T M Jamilton of Hapeville, spent the night in custody. Bail set at 31000 by Justice Girardeau. Charges reference Smith’s transactions during 1314 and note his prior flight to Mexico to join revolutionists before surrendering to Atlanta police months ago.
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J.wylie Smith
T. M. Jamilton
Hapeville
Trust Company
Smith
Justice of the Peace Girardeau
Mexico
Atlanta
Rev M B Cott Dead in St Louis at 49
Reverend Milton B. Cott, 49, national president of the Union Mission association and noted rescue worker, died in St Louis on September 13 from tuberculosis. The obituary notes his leadership and public service.
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M. B. Cott
St. Louis
Hrev
Milton B. Cott
Union Mission Assasciation
Cotton pests threaten Georgia cotton crop damage
Georgia faces a potential blow to a record cotton yield as red cotton spider and cotton boll worm infestations spread across northern and southern counties. Entomologist E Lee Worsham advises prevention, spraying with lime-sulphur or Scalecide, clean culture, trap borders, and careful monitoring to minimize losses and protect seasonal crops.
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Georgia
State Department of Entomology
South Georgia
E. Lee Worsham
Worsham
Birmingham Excursion Round Trip Special Train
Birmingham excursion offer announces a round trip Special train for 2.50 dollars departing Old Depot on September 22 with return on regular trains. Seaboard advertises the deal in the notice.
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Birmingham
Old Depot
Seaboard
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U. S
Te Pilve Lyatt
Prune
Beach
Texas
Mountaineer
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Wylie Smith
Spider
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