Rawlins and Moore Die on Scaffold in Carter Child Murders
J G Rawlins and Alf Moore are executed by hanging for the murder of two Carter children. Rawlins grieved for his boys as he faced death, while Moore stuck to a claim the Rawlins boys were guilty. The pardon board mercy decision loomed as the end approached.
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Rawlins and Moore Die On Gallows After Carter Child Killings
In Valdosta Georgia J G Rawlins and Alf Moore were executed for the Carter children murder. Rawlins proclaimed his sons innocent and death by gallows followed a 10 55 local clock fall. Moore retracted claims about Milton Rawlins while asserting the crime was done by others. Witnesses described a somber scene with family ministers and jail staff present.
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Valdosta
J. G. Rawlins
Carter
Rawlins
Alf Moore
Milton Rawlins
Ellis
J. F. Passmore
Milton
Jesse
Lacey
Georgian praised for square deal by Rawlins in death
J G Rawlins, condemned in Valdosta, Georgia, lauded The Georgian and Colonel John Temple Graves for fair treatment as he faced execution. He asked that the paper’s staff be told of his gratitude and to pass thanks to Graves before his death.
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Valdosta
John Temple Graves
J.G. Rawlins
Rawlins
Colonel Graves
Roosevelt Urges Death Penalty for Attempted Assault
President Roosevelt's message to Congress calls for making the crime of attempted criminal assault punishable by death in the court's discretion, with emphasis on the Atlanta riots. He warns of mob violence and urges whites and blacks to aid law enforcement, noting lynching data and urging courage in upholding statutes. The discussion references racial tensions and mob rule, urging both races to cooperate with police and avoid vigilantism.
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Washington
Congress
Atlanta
Galloway
Hishop Galloway
Mississippi
America
Jelks
Alabama
Rawlins Brothers Face Execution as Mercy Lingers
Milton and Jease Rawlins, two elder sons of J G Rawlins, face the scaffold Friday unless the pardon commission intervenes at a special meeting on Thursday. Alf Moore dies defending the boys’ presence at the Carter home and Milton’s fatal shot. The father pleads innocence, claiming the brothers were asleep at home and deserve a new trial.
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Milton
Jease Rawlins
J. G. Rawlins
Alf Moore
Rawlins
Carter
Missing Seaboard clerk Hardaway feared murdered
Atlanta police and detectives search for John F. Hardaway, Seaboard Air Line commissary clerk and timekeeper, missing since Saturday night. Relatives fear foul play as $20 was found on him and witnesses recall his last sighting at Howell Station before boarding a Beabord train to Atlanta. Authorities suspect robbery or abduction, with officials urging any information.
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Vollee
John F. Hardaway
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Tardaway
W. D. Iardaway
Larkin Street
Atlanta
Woodward Avenue
Wardaway
Nan
Howell Station
Policeman Hardaway
Fort Syth Street
Wigan
Dhe
Oller Hartaway
Lemissary
Berthetad Fontes
Saheteh
Hive
Seaboard
Lim
Saewoe
Dina Fallconman
Hardaway
Son of Colonel Brown Marries a Show Girl
The article reports that Colonel Brown's son, Elias Brown, has wed a show girl, a union noted amid social circles in New York. Details are scarce due to the fragmentary text, but the marriage links the Brown family to a performer in the entertainment scene.
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Setelliam Jeffreys Brown
Elation Lee Brown
York
Roosevelt on Crime of Rape Strong Declaration
President Roosevelt states that the crime of rape by a Black offender should carry the death penalty and demand swift, public punishment. He urges courts to ensure the victim is not unnecessarily shamed and calls for immediate execution or capital punishment in rape cases.
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Roosevelt
Collapse of Trestle Traps Laborers in Debris near Magnolia
Engineer F K Washaush steadied his engine and saved his life by reversing a lever as a temporary trestle collapsed sending two white laborers and two African American workers to hospital. Injured are Antonio Calo Iallan M Beni Weide Orsatte Craig W Moore and Fred Coggin. Four cars with laborers and a dump wagon were buried under timber and debris on Magnolia and Mangum streets just before noon Tuesday. Continued on Page Seven.
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F.K. Washabaush
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Magnolia
Mangum
Antonio Calo
Iallan
Manum Street
Pea M. Beni Weide
Agnolia Street
Orsatte Craig
Baker Street
W. Moore
Collier Street
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