Negro jailed for slaving and mob attack in Georgia
Macon Ga July 25 Identified by Mrs W T Andrews as the negro who killed her husband robbed the body and attacked her then shot her through the mouth near Milan Wilmer Galloway and two others were brought to Bibb County jail from McRae after a mob of 1000 stormed the Telfair county jail Mrs Andrews remains in critical condition Her husband Mr Andrews and his wife were en route to Perry Florida when they stopped for water near Milan They were offered a ride by three men who abducted them and one shot Andrews and took $150 from his pockets before forcing Mrs Andrews from the car and shooting her later The robbers fled and were later captured in a shack near the scene The three men Rountree Galloway Banks were identified by Mrs Andrews as the assailants A posse of 30 searched the area and recovered the men near the shack The case drew a mob to storm the jail and end with Galloway and two others detained
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Macon
W. T Andrews
Mila
Wilmer Galloway
Bibb County
Galloway
McRae
Telfair
Andrews
Mrs. Andrews
R. L. Kinchens
E. W. Dowdy
Milan
C. N. Mullis
William Rountree
Mose Banks
Colorado Post Office Bandits Strike Fort Collins
Police across Colorado search for two unknown bandits who robbed the Fort Collins post office, taking stamps valued around 30 000 dollars and about 500 dollars in cash. The daring daytime burglary has authorities reviewing security and leads across the state.
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Hunt Post Office
Fort Collins
Colo
INS
Colorado
Cedar Rapids Men to Manage Lauerman Store Departments
Gable Esterman and James Kenyon will arrive from Cedar Rapids within a fortight to oversee the shoe and piece goods departments at Lauerman Bros. Co. Esterman and Kenyon previously worked for the Denneké company. Plans include adding departments and new conveniences, according to manager Ray Lauerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Lauerman
Gable Esterman
James Kenyon
Davenport Lad Wins Top Honors at Camp Morrison
Davenport Lad Marry Pascal Davenport led the best campers at Camp Morrison the Brotherhood of St. Andrew camp of the Episcopal church closing Saturday near Morris Isle Forty five boys from across the state attended Pascal won the gold honor cross and a gold chevron Edwin Hoare of Des Moines also earned a gold chevron Blue chevrons were awarded to not fully shown in readable text
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Marry
Pascal
Davenport
Camp Morrison
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Episcopal Church
Morris Isle
Edwin Hoare
Des Moines
Camp awards honor cabins and mission leaders
Richard Mitchell of Muscatine and Edward Knaack of Cedar Rapids, along with Doyle Tyler and Cyril Smith of Des Moines, led cabins that won the silver trophy as best cabin. Cabins No 1 and No 3 captured the assembly banner. C Lawson Willard of New York headed the camp, assisted by Ottumwa minister Louis Mathews. Rev Ernest Mounsey of Christchurch conducted mission work.
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Richard
Dick) Mitchell
Muscatine
Edward Knaack
Cedar Rapids
Doyle Tyler
Des Moines
Cyril Smith
Jack Jordan
Clinton
Kenneth Ottsen
Assembly
C. Lawson Willard
New York
Louis Mathews
Ottumwa
Ernest Mounsey
Christchurch
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Georgia
Waylard
Davenport Lad
Bayer
P.D.O
P.D.Q
Wangler Bros
Edelson's
Waterloo
Cash Department Store
Jung
Sealance Sales
Jefferson Street
D. B. Phelps
Coats
East Fourth St
Furaday
Additio “Sealsquirola
Bea Crepelinine
Beaverola
Pongola
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