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08 Apr 1921
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Thomasville Times Enterprise in Thomasville, Georgia
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
1
Covington Trial Proceedings In Williams Peonage Case
Covington Ga April 7 Williams testifies in his own defense after the state rests in the trial over eleven killings. He says he bonded and worked enslaved workers, cites federal peonage definitions, and denies criminal charges. Manning and Chisholm cited by defense. The court schedules afternoon arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Covington,Ga
O.Q. King
Covington
Cunsel
King
Graham” Wright
W. 4H. Koy
Monticello
A. P. Brand
W. H. Howard
Sof
Augusta
Wright
Manning
Gien
Georgia
Gus Chapman
State Nears End of Case in Williams Murder Trial
Covington Ga April 7 The State neared the end of its case today in the trial of John 9. Williams on a charge of murdering one of eleven negro farm hands Rena Manning wife of Clyde Man-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
John 9. Willams
Rena
Manning
Clyde Man
Georgia Tech boosters visit Thomasville for breakfast and farm tour
A Georgia Tech booster train arrived from Albany with 105 prominent Georgians including the Tech band. They toured the Mack farm and city sights, enjoyed breakfast at Tesco Hotel, and heard remarks from Mayor Macintyre and speakers from Brunswick Savannah and Savannah. Governor Dorsey did not attend. ex Governor Joe Brown joined the group for a friendly visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Tech
Thomasville
Tesco
Mack Farm
Albany
Georgia Tech
W. A. Pringle, Jr
South Georgia
Macintyre
Mathewson
Adams
Brunswick
Crites
Savannah
Chip Roberts
Tommie Spence Day
Thomasvile
Columbus
Americus
Augusta
Atlanta
Macon
Hartwell
Waycross
Joe Brown
Esual
Dorsey
Valdosta
Lester Blisch
Rome Chamber of Commerce
Pringle
Judge Evans to Charge Jury in Express Company Conspiracy Case
Federal Judge Evans will deliver the charge to the jury tomorrow in the cases of forty five men on trial for conspiracy to loot the American Railway Express Company of merchandise worth millions. Defense arguments were continued today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Macon
Evens
American Railway —Express Company
Alleged Buffalo confession ties Harris to Elwell killing plot
In New York on April 7 a report claims Roy Harris and friend William Dunkin confessed they were hired by a woman to kill Joseph Elwell, a famed whist and turf figure. Harris faced forgery charges earlier and is alleged to have talked of a $5,000 payoff through an intermediary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buffalo
Harris
Ein Ware
Fabenlla
Biwelle
Hin
Winter Wheat Crop Forecast From D of A
The Department of Agriculture forecast the winter wheat crop at about 621 million bushels based on conditions as of April 1, 91 percent of normal. This compares with 575 million bushels last year and marks the fourth largest crop in U.S. history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Department of Agriculture
Jury List for April Superior Court and Grand Jury
The April jury rosters list numerous jurors for the Superior Court and Grand Jury. Names include Banister J L Megahee H McKinnon E L Strickland J D Singletary C W Willis Leo Jinright J W Davis W Ww Ww Rehberg W A Jones C M Shelly D M Atkinson J D Flowers W y Anderson D B Willis W D Proctor J B Horn O S Jackson Jno M Baverly W E Spence T L Clark G L Cook Sam Hamilton W Wheeler W A McMillan Wm Murphy Alex Pinson J W Crawford J W Milligan E C Jr McCann J J Simmons Wade H Roberts W E Simons Waderm eruoid Adam Folsom A 0 Higgins 3 Smith Bing Southwick H J McDonald J i Dennard C Glover G G Smith E H Parramore A I Connell Neil Clark P B Carr J Harrell M F Ball W L Sanders C E Taylor W J Watt W A Goldberg Joe Saunders A E Brown G H Pittman L C Stafford W I Singletary Jack Redfearn M H Bowen R E White J A Vann I J Nelms T Lanier D A Carter G L Scott R S Nesmith EB P Murphy Ww Barrett 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
M. Baverly
W. E. Spence
T. L. Clark
G. L. Cook
Sam Hamilton
W. A. McMillan
Wm. Murphy
Alex Pinson
J. W. Crawford
J. W. Milligan
E.C. Jr. McCann
J J
W. J. Watt
W. A Goldberg
Joe Saunders
A. E. Brown
G. H. Pittman
L. C. Stafford
W.I. _ Singletary
Jack Redfearn
M. H. Bowen
R. E. White
J. A. Vann
I. J.nelms
T- G.——~Lanier
D.—A. Carter
Petitbury Second Week Murphy 8.8 Crew List
A partial roster lists numerous individuals including Murphy, Howard, Grantham, Hinson, Carlton, Copeland, Reese, Crawford, Key, Bracey, Cook, Roland, Mays, Scales, Robison, McNeil, Dyer, Parramore, Redfearn, McRae, Fleming, Scott, Ellington, Pough, Turner, Davis, Hicks, Perry, Vann, Simmons, Barrett, Moller, Kennedy, Barrow, Samuels, Sherrod, Law, Braddy, Cochran, Fuller, McCallars, Touchton, Doss, Loveless, Wilson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8
Redfearn
Frank McRae
R. L. Fleming
C. Scott
M. ©. Ellington
A. M. Turner
J. L. Murphy
L. P. Stewart
J. T. Davis
Gordon Hicks
G F. Perry
Lee Vann
N. L. Simmons
W. J. Barrett
R. F.moller
A. W
New York Night Court Adjourns Amid Prohibition Bust
In New York the night court faced disorder during a prohibition enforcement hearing when a quart bottle of confiscated liquor exploded in a detective’s pocket. The blast threw the detective and his prisoner to the floor as alarm spread and exits were rushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miners and Transport Workers Boost Brits in Strike Stand
April 7 in London deepened as miners owners and government parted ways after a failed conference. Lloyd George said the government would use all means to meet the crisis while railway workers pledged support for the miners. Naval alerts grew in Queenstown with ships preparing for potential emergencies as strict shore leave rules were imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Hailway
London
House of Commons
Lloyd George
British- Railway
Queenstown
Ireland
Baptist Rally Highlights Loyalty Campaign Speech in City
A large crowd gathered at the First Baptist Church for a 11 o'clock rally as part of the Seventy-Five Million Loyalty Campaign with speakers Dr Arch C Cree and Dr M E B Dodd. Visitors from Barwick Pavo Boston Coolidge Ochlocknee Meigs and surrounding towns attended enjoying fellowship and a community dinner on the Court House grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Baptist Seventy-Five Million
B.dodd
Shreveport
Arch C. Cree
Atlanta
M. EB. Dodd
Barwick
Pavo
Boston
Coollidge
Ochlocknee
Meigs
Baptist Church
Court House
Thomasville Church
Baptists
More Mail Sacks Looted in Chicago Robbery
Police found an abandoned mail sack believed to be the stolen registered pouch from a mail truck. The wrappers inside suggested robbers obtained between 500000 and 750000 dollars, with earlier reports estimating a loss not exceeding 50000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Justice Department Signals Rigorous Business Enforcement
Washington April 7 Attorney General Daugherty announced a new era of law enforcement for business. He warned that violations will be counseled but enforcement will be strict, with the Lever Act sections struck down but Sherman anti trust authority still active for prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, ‘D.C
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Department
President cautious on declaring war with Germany at next Congress
Washington realizes no definite program is set for a Congressional declaration of war with Germany. The President supported the Knox resolution as a Senator and spoke for it, but in his acceptance address he favors delaying decisive action for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Germany
Knox Resoluton
Permission Denied for Railway Wage Reduction in Chicago
The Railroad Labor Board in Chicago denied permission to reduce wages for unskilled labor on the New York Central. The meeting focused on the building materials industry, reported as intolerable by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Ill
New York Central
Railroad Labor Board
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