Georgian Still Raids and Legal Trials Highlight Local News
Reports from Georgia recount a 250 gallon still captured in Green County as the season’s largest. Assistant Fire Chief Chapman of Atlanta died after a fall during firefighting. Hutson couple in Alba ny face trial for killing two sons. A Texas lightning strike caused over 1.06 million dollars in damage to gas tanks. A whisky car in Atlanta was pursued and liquor seized as occupants fled. Mt Airy reports a knife attack by Milo Smith on Joe Henley with serious injuries. Fatty Arbuckle scandal and court action noted, with opinions on justice and journalism. President Harding pardoned Charles Anderson, a Dawson County liquor violator, after a short prison term to help his crop. The Cornelia Enterprise critiqued editorials on liquor and ethics, while reflecting on political reputation.
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Local News Roundup Highlights Prohibition Chief Election and Oddities
The piece notes Fredrick Disnakes named state prohibition director as the Atlanta Constitution expands to eight color pages. It reports Gainesville deaths, liquor seizures in Hurt county, a courthouse liquor incident in Norfolk, and various small town events including local elections, weddings, and bridge contracts.
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