Judge Delivers Life Sentence in Georgia Court
The judge sentenced Fox to spend the balance of his natural life in state penitentiary after a verdict of guilt. Fox trembled, head dropped, and was escorted from the courtroom by police and bailiffs. Spectators were cautioned to remain seated as the defendant was taken to Fulton county jail. Only one defense attorney remained at the reading, and he left after. The defense may file a motion for a trial within ten days under Georgia law.
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Fox
Howard
Beavers
Gale
Fulton County
Frank. Hooper, Sr
Foover
Vfill Cenfer
Georgia
Chrisiea Quits Exchange After Twenty Years
B J Christman resigns as vice president and manager of the Standard Growers Exchange after two decades with the group. He departs for Southern W C to join the Sand Hill Fruit Association as its general manager, reportedly with a handsome salary.
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Ocr
B. J. Christman
P Brecently
Avill
Hill Frit “Association
Garoling
Christman
Hestass
Standard Growers
Exkon
Southern
W. C
Bethe Sand Hall
Insalary
Istman
Old Georgia Change
Standard
Exidiow
Sand Hill Fruit Ee Ae
Glory Hat Greece G Rea r That Was Ome in Text
An editorial urges national unity and strict law observance amid Prohibition era tensions. It laments disregard for Volstead law and warns that failure to uphold order will ruin the nation. It credits President Coolidge and state governors for upholding law and calls for widespread discussion.
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Coolidge
Tin
Washington
Middle West
America
National Hog And Cattle Show Highlights Georgia Event
Atlanta hosts the National Hog and Cattle Show under Southern Swine Growers Association and Southern Cattlemen’s Association. Prizes total thousands of dollars for Herefords Shorthorns Aberdeen Anguses Jerseys and Holsteins among other breeds as dairying and cheese making expand in Georgia.
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Atlanta
Southern Swines Grow
Ief
Southern Cattlemen
Georgia
Poland
Southern Cultivator Editor Seeks Georgia Agriculture Post
GF Hunnicutt announces for the office of Commissioner of Agriculture in Georgia. He emphasizes farming life, first hand farmer contact, and a clean conservative administration. He pledges to cut expenses, improve department efficiency, cooperate with the Agricultural College, and push for better services while challenging J J Brown’s political machine.
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J_ B‘Humnicutt
Wall
J.J. Brown
Georgia
Be safe baby remedy Baby Ease weighs dangers
Be safe mother. Do not use remedies meant for adults on babies. Do not abuse with dangerous laxatives. Baby Ease markets itself as safe for babies and small children. It claims to relieve congestion feverishness and sleep loss without opiates. The formula is printed on every package for inspection.
Editor Shannon’s lively take on Georgia legislature
The Columbus Enquirer Sun notes editor John Shannon’s Atlanta visit during the extra session. He mocks the chamber’s noise and distractions while highlighting the high cost of a day’s session and the legislators’ focus on appearances over serious work.
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John Shannon
Commerce News
Atlanta
House
Shannon
Mather
Amoney
Georgia
Halls Catarrh Remedy Ad Mention
An old advertisement describes catarrh as a local disease influenced by constitution. It promotes Halls Catarrh Medicine an ointment for local relief and a tonic for blood and mucous membranes, claimed to rid the system of catarrh with a druggist sale in Toledo.
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Conditi
Druggista
J. Cheney & Co
Toledu
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B. J. Chrisiea
Exchange
Gude
Breitenbach Ca
Warren St. N
Greece
South
Southern Cultivator
Agricultural College
Empire State
Hariwick
Agricultural’ Department
Josely
Hunnicutt
Brate
Toledo
W. A. Payne Butler
The
Columbus, Enquirer-Sun
Gettii
Halfidie
Prigh
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