State seeks conspiracy proof in Tarbutton death trial
Jurors D O Young and Respess Powell hear testimony in the J J Tanner case as defense and prosecution agree to admit witnesses. The state contends a conspiracy to murder Tarbutton for insurance proceeds. Tanner claims the fatal shot was accidental during prospecting work.
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D. O. Young
Respess Powell
J. J. Tanner
Tarbutton
Tanner
Rawlings-Tarbutton
Tarburton
Death of John S. Searcy beloved Thomasville citizen
John Smith Searcy died Tuesday afternoon at 5 30 in Thomasville after an acute illness of about ten days with kidney trouble. He was 68, born November 14, 1856 in Talbot county. A longtime educator and newspaper associate, he lived in Thomasville for 13 years and later worked with the Times Enterprise. He leaves his wife Sallie and a daughter Mrs. Weller and four sons, with a brother and a sister also surviving. Funeral today at five from his residence with Rev. W M Harris presiding.
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John Smith Searcy
Searcy
Thomnsville
John Smith
Martha T. Searcy
Talbot County
Meigs
Pavo
Thomasville
Sallie Smith
Culloden
W. H. Weller
Hanibal
Messrs
P. C
J. S. Searcy, Jr
H. P. Searcy
Tattiesburg
Miss
C. Hugh Searcy
Florida
Hugh Searcy
R. B. Searcy
Huntsville
Ala
F. V. Parker
Talbotton
The
Baptist Church
W. M. Harris
H. P. Bilder
Elder
H. J. Sandlin
Louise McGhee
Howard McGhee
John McGhee
South Georgia
Notable Visitors Drop By Thomasville Headlines
A parade of names from Albany Atlanta Boston Camilla Macon Cairo and Jacksonville appear among visitors and residents in Thomasville. The notes highlight social calls business trips theater trips and local shop activity with references to Remington Avenue J. W. Hull Inman Drug Co and local professionals at 107 Remington Avenue.
Death of Branchville Legion Leader Under Inquest Cloud
B J Thomas 33 former Cleveland tailor and World War Aviation Corps veteran, commander of Branchville Post American Legion, was found dead Monday night in his room. Officials delayed inquest as state detectives join local investigation. death ruled not from strangulation. body found hanging from ceiling with feet near floor. no financial trouble reported. Thomas had lived in Branchville about 11 years.
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Branchville
S. C
B. J. Thomas
American Legion
Thomas
Cleveland
Ohio
Aviation Corps
Old-Time Fiddlers Convention Planned in Moultrie
Notice from Moultrie Georgia dated August 19 1925 invites fiddlers to gatherings on August 21 and 22 at the city, with cash prizes for best fiddlers and buck dancers and a call for public attendance.
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Moultrie
Belgians Agree On Debt Settlement With United States
The accord outlines repayment for pre armistice loans totaling 171.78 million dollars with Belgium paying 1 million in 1926 and 1927 and rising to 2.5 million annually through 1987, final 2.28 million in 1987. The post armistice debt is set at 264 million with reduced interest for ten years, yielding a nearly 50 million dollar reduction.
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Belgium
Germany
United States
Wilson
American Commission
Copenhagen Buys Ancient King Statue for 60000
The Copenhagen Museum purchased a potentially oldest statue for 60000. Found during World War era fortification work in Mesopotamia it depicts King Gudea of Bagash around 3000 B.C. The relic, well preserved, moved from England to Copenhagen after the London National Museum halted antiquities purchases.
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Copenhagen
Copenhagen Museum
Mesopotamia
Gudea
Bagash
England
London National Museum
Funeral service and pallbearers named for Love Street death
An interment will be held this afternoon at Laurel Hill cemetery after a 5 o'clock service on Love Street. Pallbearers named are R. G. Fleetwood, R. G. Jackson, W. D. Hargrave, J. T. Culpepper, W. S. Anderson, and B. W. Stone.
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Love Street
Laurel Hill Cemetery
R. G. Fleetwood
R. G. Jackson
W. D.hargrave
J.T. Culpepper
W. S. Anderson
B. W. Stone
Belgium to pay $2.84 million in first year of post armistice debt
The plan sets Belgium’s payments at $2,840,000 in year one comprising $1,740,000 interest and $1,100,000 principal, rising to $9,772,500 in year eleven with $8,172,500 interest and $1,600,000 principal, continuing for a 62 year term to extinguish the debt.
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Belgium
United States
Wilson
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