Spring Term of Court Begins With Jury Draws
The Court of General Sessions opened with Judge Ernest Gary presiding. Grand jurors and many petit jurors were drawn. one foreman was elected, and the grand jury reviewed indictments including cases of rape grand larceny livestock theft burglary and warehouse thefts.
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Court of General Sessions
Ernest Gary
W. H. Wells
Covington
H. L. Smith
C. W. Scurry
Army Chief Major General Bell Injured in Auto Trolley Collision
Washington March 23 Special. In a suburban crash between an automobile carrying Maj. Gen. Bell head of the Army and a trolley car, Bell was seriously injured while the wife of Maj. Slocum of the Seventh Cavalry was instantly killed. Bell probable to recover.
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Bell
Council to Meet for Electric Light Franchise Action
City Council schedules a semi monthly meeting at 8:30 pm to discuss the Electric Light Franchise. Public input requested on duplicate machinery, city purchase rights, and meter testing provisions. Mr Case notes that minimum service rates are included in the contract under review.
Georgetown Plans Summer Baseball Team
A Savannah reader requests the manager's name for Georgetown's upcoming summer baseball squad so he may try to join. The letter to the Daily Item's sporting editor mentions Georgetown forming a team and asks for contact details.
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The
Daily Item
Georgetown
The Brass Bowl serial to run in New York Sunday World
Louis Joseph Vance writes a dramatic mystery novel The Brass Bowl described as thrilling and startling. The work will appear in five installments starting April 3 with 20 000 words per booklet, drawing wide attention in Europe and America.
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Louis Joseph Vance
Europe
America
New York Sunday World
State's case actions in county court proceedions
The State vs Cribb Moore and related defendants proceed in county court with continuations and juror instructions. The grand jury was urged by Judge Gary to address two rape cases and Liston Scott house breaking before other matters. The Cribb Moore case was dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence.
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Chap L. Cribb
Quincy Moore
Wm. C. Moore
Ben Downing
Lawerence Murry
Robert McFadden
Gary
Liston Scott
House
C. L. Cribb
Painter’s Blood Donation Ends in Tragic Fall
Bernard Lizer a young New York painter living at 541 West 133rd Street gave blood to save a life and shortly after fainted in a subway. He died after falling from a fifth floor scaffold at 1812 Amsterdam Avenue. He left a wife and five month old child.
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Bernard Lizer
West One Hundred and Thirty-third Street
New York
Lizer
Amsterdam Avenue
Eugene Black
Fordham Hospital
Gerlach
Flower Hospital
Armsterdam Avenue
Charles Reynold
Daniel O' Mahoney
One Hundred and
Twenty-ninth Street
Old Broadway
Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Troubles Says Mrs Alsbrook
Local testimonial from Mrs Louis Alsbrook of Kingstree North Carolina praising Doan's Kidney Pills as effective in restoring kidney function and easing back and head pains After use she reports stronger health and no kidney pain The ad notes the product is sold by all dealers priced at 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan's
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Bright
Dean
Louis Alsbrook
E. Main St
Kingstree
N. C
Doan
Lover kills fiancée then waits to kill himself
Louis Zarchy shot his fiancée Annie Berson after a confrontation at No. 305 East Ninety ninth street New York. Annie survived with powder marks while Louis was subdued by Officer George Rowley as a mob demanded lynching. The pistol carried four blank cartridges.
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Gartridge
New York
Louis Zarchy
East 100 Street
Annie Berson
Mker
Samuel Divinoff
East Ninety Ninth Street
Annie
Louis
Divinoff
Rowley
Harlem
List of Second Hand Machinery from Ber Company Ferguson
Machinery listing includes vertical engines 17x10 and 16x8 with steam and exhaust specs, blowers, lathes, buckets, joints, return tubular boilers, steam drums, pumps, electric generator, switchboard, steam engines, boilers, pumps, and a series of barges No 1 through No 7 with detailed dimensions and construction notes. Also notes a steam tug Loretto in good condition and a Monarch gasoline engine rated 112 to 150 hp from Grand Rapids.
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Sturtevant No
Buffalo Forge
Proble Machine Works
Morgan
Morris
Erie
Erie City
Worthington
Monarch
Grand Rapids Gasoline Engine & Yecht Co
Grand Rapids
Mich
Loretto
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Reward
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and urges readers to contact F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo and buy the product from druggists.
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Hall
Hali
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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J. G. Cribb
J. H. Donaldson
O. P. Bourke
J. W. Burgess
Thomas L. Marsh
Thomas J. Cribb
W. H. McDonald, Jr
M. H. Mettetal
John H. Flowers
Robert Lawrimore
C. W. Rosa
Samuel G. Smith
Charles Wilfert
F. M. Brickman
Madison A
S. W. Fulton
W. J. L. Carter
T. M. Moore
JT. F. Fulton
Henry B. Ward
J. W. Williams
C. D. Pipkin
W.M. Riley
J. H. Baker
H. C. Miller
R. W. Owens
Burness Bourne
Daniel T. Rowe
G. F. Mallory
Robert C. Moore
H. S. Higgins
Joseph A. Pope
Wm. D. Bolyn
E. R. Lambert
T. L. LaBruce
Holmes B. Springs
Chas. Wilfert
James Murray
Charley Edwards
Francis Mitchell
Eddie Porter
George Ganor
Jack Jefferies
Kit Duncan
Liston C. Scott
George Ramsey
Ed Lewis
Washington, D. C
Maj. Slocum
A. M. Friend
Gaston St
Savannah, Ga
Santee River
Cypress
S. C
Bullock
Mr. White Shackleford
Steele- Moses Co. Nowlen & Munnerlyn