Georgia February crisis reports and crime headlines
February figures show 14 personal crisis reports and 33 killings in Georgia. An army transport carried four dead and 66 ill with flu and measles en route to a port. A Kentucky man was pardoned after a life murder sentence. The Diaz regime bought rifles and ammo from U S war depots. Four Bankers Trust Company executives received prison terms in Atlanta.
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Prohibition and crime notes in Georgia and beyond
The column reports U.S. troops in Shanghai and preparations in Wainsboro for mosquitoes, a 187 mph Florida auto ride near loss of breeches, robberies of payroll in Tate County, and Col. Tom Candler becoming U.S. Commissioner. It covers anti saloon league spending, a Tennessee divorce case, a Chattanooga ransom, local debates on prohibition, and local incidents including a 23 pound wild cat and still seizures. It notes education, agriculture, and local industry milestones with a mix of political and social items.
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