Confesses Guilt On Open Court In Bribe Case
In New York Philip Te. White, manager of Manury Paint in Brooklyn, declares guilt on the highwaymen robbery at his employers bank. He confesses to the judge on the court steps, pleads guilty for restitution, and surrenders his Mystic Shrine membership. Another defendant Trickett & Wilhelm Co. also offers guilty plea as sentence is postponed a week. White previously claimed $900 of the stolen funds.
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Letters Flood Prison Commision Over Frank's Clemency
Prison commission reports receiving more than 100 letters urging clemency for Frank and hundreds more sent to Governor Harris in Macon. The board says acts may wait until after the US Supreme Court rule on Frank's habeas corpus appeal, delaying a hearing before the first Monday of next month.
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Court’s matadate to be issued May 1
A court will issue its matadate on May 1, marking the formal start of scheduled procedural actions. Details on parties involved and exact court division were not disclosed in the available text.
Letters Demand Clemency in Frank Case from Barrin
Barrin receives many letters urging clemency for Frank awaiting a Georgia case. Included are appeals from Margie WPubier of Norway and a Texan, urging pardon and denouncing Frank. Judge Harris states he will decide after reviewing petition letters and mentions consulting BL Rainey about the commission's posture.
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Home mixing of fertilizers gains popularity among Alabama farmers
An Alabama Experiment Station article explains home mixing of fertilizer materials such as dried blood and acid phosphate. Farmers save money by making their own blends, tailor ratios to soils, and control nutrient sources, avoiding unknown nitrogen origins and relying on observed soil needs.
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