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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-25
Holder Says Howell Shall
Not "EIandpick" a Governor

Howell and Mr. Anderson of the Ma
con Telegraph, can assume to "hand-
pick" the candidates for governor
and U. S. senator. Asserting that they
forced the present situation by at
tempting to "handpick" a senator,
and are now seeking to deal similar
ly with the governors office, Mr..
Holder concludes as follows:
"Now, Mr.. Howell, | am ready,
willing and anxious to do anything
in my power for my, party, and
stand ready to relieve the embarass-
ing situation in Georgia; but my with
drawal would accomplish nothing un-
less the situation in the senatorial
race was also relieved at the same
time.
"Since you, my political enemy
have seen fit to advise nae what to do,
now you advise your friend and can
didate to withdraw from the race for
the senate, leaving only two in that
race, and stand ready to meet your
demand and withdraw instanter from
the governors race.
Unless, however, this is done, and
done promptly, I am unable to see
why | should be sacrificed for no
purpose except to help your candi-
date for governor, and not the Dem
ocracy of, Georgia, and | shall be in
the race to the finish, confidently be-
lieving l shall be elected"
sement.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-25
Thos. Harold Coming
For Months Vacation

Thomas Harold, Jr., who since the
completion of his work at the Uni
versity of Georgia two years ago,
has been studying medicine at Johns
Hopkins University in Baltimore, will
reach Americus Friday to spend a
month with his parents at their home
on College street. He is taking the
physicians and surgeons course al
Johns Hopkins, and during the past
summer has been working as an in
terne in hospital at Hawthorne,
Mass, 20 miles out from Boston.
This work, in addition to giving
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-25
JACKSON HOLDER CLUB
OBJECTS TO DEMAND

A ATLANTA, Aug. Z5-A strong
protest against the action of The
Atlanta Constitution, the Macon Tel
egraph and other papers, in trying to
read John N. Holder out of the race
for governor, has been addressed to
the editor of the Constitution by the
Jackson County Holder club, over
$500 strong. Declaring Mr. Holder
eminently qualified, and the first in
the race for governor, the protest,
which is signed by DR.. ]. G. Bennett,
president, says among other things:
"In the name of the $500 men
enrolled in the Jackson County Hold
er club, and the thousands of other
true and loyal Democrats in every
section of Georgia, who expect to
have a part in the naming of the
next Governor of Georgia on the 9Th
day Of September, we earnestly pro-
test.
The protest asserts that North
Georgia is practically solid for Mr..
Holder, and that he is making such
gains in the central and southern sec
tions of the state, that his election
is practically assured.
Editor j. i. shannon or the CON-
merce News, has also written the ed
itor of the Constitution a letter in
which he states that "tha Constitu-
ton has assumed the guardianship
of Georgia politics to the extent that
it has the cheek to say who must
run and who must not run for office
in Georgia" and then declares, "the
Constitution and court officers com
bined can't kick John Holder out of
the race"
A John N. Holder club has just
been organized in Washington, Ca,
Wilkes county. with 100 members
signed up. The actual names, sent in
by Attorney George M DuBose, of
Washington, are on file in Holder
headquarters here. Among other
things Mr.. DuBose's letter says:
"There are many voters here for
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-25

Holder who do not wish their names
signed to the list. There is practically
no Walker sentiment here. The fight
in Wilkes county is, distinctly, fight
between Hardwick and Holder. The
same is true in counties adjoining
this one. Holder supporters here re-
sent being dictated to. So far as this
section of the state is concerned, The
Atlanta Constitution has not cor
rectly stated the facts
1--WE feel confident that we are
going to carry this county for Hold
er, and that the same result will OBJ
tain in the counties surrounding u.s."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-25

him medical and surgical experience,
afforded, him opportunity to visit
many historical points n New Eng
land, and in recent letters to his par
ents here, he has described wildly
many of the interesting wonders O.
nature to be found along the Massa-
chusetts and Maine coast, where he
frequently spent week-ends. He has
two years more of college work be-
fore he will obtain his diploma from.
the famous Baltimore university he
is attending, and his visit in Ameri-
Gus will be the first vacation he has
taken since Christmas.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-25
M A r K EFT S

MOULTRIE LIVESTOCK MARKET
MOULTRTIE, Aug. 25-Hogs 165
lbs. and up, Is $40 IA 1-4c; 1875 to
165 lbs. II 3-4@ Is lac; 10 to 135
lbs, IL "a a II lac; 10 lbs. down,
8 ga a 10 lac.
Roughs and skips are priced on
basis of quality. Piggy sows locked
40 pounds. Stays locked 70 pounds.
Prices f. o. b. Moultrie
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-25

Holder declared. 81 have told them
the one condition on which 1 would
retire. They know and you know
what it is. They have not accepted it.
| am in this fight to the finish and l
am going to win"
Mr.. Holder spoke later in the day
at Quitman.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-25

The H. C. L. has hit even the Dor
ders of Uganra and the Congo, where
the cost of a wife has risen from
four spearheads in pre-war days to
EIGHT spearheads.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28

Safe &eno n16 STEINER bon Brandon
aus. Mm ienitog mnroe 0as 40
Itin6ige @ebet in Ser &er5 Seiu Str
DIE gu ellington er0ffnet> un0 3D.
ielbIt Iei1ten BEL Ser Seier sic bo6m.
&erren @teina6 bon 8eue &iber uno
8eiien6orf bon Siafts gitige Mns=
bt1fe.
\ Sn ser ct. 8onifa5insfir6e gu
Golo 5pring begt1nt Sic 40ltiinbiae
Mn6odt am nd6iten Samitag, mdb=
reno mpl6er Dem bobp. 8farrer P.
Meinra6, 3. g. S., ser bo6p. P.
Brior @afiian 3. g. s., bon &orea,
$apan, al1sbelfen miro. !
4 Die int Gt. @opboels &ospital
GIT ct. CLOUD ongeiteuten &ranfen=
pflegerinner btelten Montag, Dien=
itog nn6 Mitttpo9 lire sSabreserer5i=
ten, sic bon 6em.beriibmten Miiiio=
NOR nn6 grer3itienmeifter, bodp. P.
|@eorg, 8. g. g. bon Minneapolis,
gele1tet tD1r0ett.
So ser 8igiGtag Dor Dem Seite
Mnerhetliqen onf einen @onntag
fGut, 10 f6nt nod SEN 8%eitimml1nqen
6es 1tel1e11 fanoniiben @ehtes Ser
Taftz nn6 Mbittnen5tao Dor 6ieiem
Sefte be11er aug. Mm Tefte MGerbeili=
den 1tnh meriee{en form Ser groke
Mner1eeIen : Toties Quoties : Mb=
loB getponner mer6en.
X SIN einem Ser 11Ghiten Gaze miro
ser bofhp. P. meinrn6. 8: g.. g.. bon
.go16 5prinn sic fir Sic ct. Worfins
Stride lit ct. Marttn nett a1deidhoff=
ten herrlihen Stottonsbt16er peihen.
Dieferben iin6 tnh6em Ser innere Mn-
Bid seq @otteshaufes brr6 hitbihe
Declaration berfh6nert 1T, etne Der
!Soubtsier6en Ser &farrfirde git ct.
Martin.
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&tr6li9e
Na1rt6tem

x Mq6 einem lebten Dienitag Mor=
gen IN Der 5ieben 5bmer5en Stride
gu MiQerDiue bonn boGm. Bfarrer
@ippi9 gebaltenen feierli6en Amte
erteilte Ser bo9p'lte 8ii6of Sacob
Erobec elmer groBen &lalie oas b.
fSaframent Der 5irmnng, wobei Der
bodtp. Observation-Disclosures 6.
Gbieba11t bon ct. @lon6 aiiiitierte.
|Bii9of Efobec un0 M6miniltrator
|Ebiebaut lpraben a1f Ser Seimreiie
bei Dem bodaD. 9errn Sano in ST..
fingtor un6 Dem bo6p. 9errn @ru=
nentpalb in Mleranorta Dor.
< @rfreuli6ermeiie 1T Die 8eiiee
rung in Dem 3uitan0e 0eS bo6m'ten
Msgr. 8. &ibter BON Melroi e cine
nnbaltenoe, 10 6aB beredtigte @of;=
nung borban0en lit, 6ab So90erlelbe
binnen &nr5em aus Der Seilanitnlt
miro ~entlaI1en meroen fonnen.
Neit ei1em groBartigen @rfolge,
ia nit Dem be1ten Der ie in Ser @e=
ibi9te ser ct. CLOUD nnbefledten
@mifdngnisgentetn6e 5u ber5ei6nen
mar, lit Ser in lebter Bode in Der
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 St @lono
gum 8elten ser @emeinoe, bte ourb
cine Seuersbrnnit ibres i60nen Got
tesbanies beraubt muroe, abgebalte-
men @a5ar, gefr0m moroen, miro lid
ia Ser babel er5ielte &etngetpinn anf
nabe5u $4,000 b%elaufen.
: Sn Ser ct. Wargaretben Stride
gu Safe &enrp gelangte Dienitaga-
bend be- onntags %begonnene 40itiin=
6ige @ebetsan6abt gum niiroigen Mb=
fdluB. Die gletde Seitlidfeit tpurbe
5onrtag in Ser ct. Marienfirbe 5u
MIeranbria eingeleitet, un6 tie gelang-
te Dienitog gum MbibluB. Gem bodtD.
Bfnrrer @%runentpalb bnlfen BEL 6ieier
6reitagigen 6eier Ole bo6n. 6erren
5earon bon Sntf Centre, Gtrit bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-28

Be. Sulius 5anoel muroe als Otlt=
alieo Der Direftoren beb0roe erpablt.
- Sci elmer @rploiion, sic belm
Mn5in6en ieiner &feife erfolgte. buBz
te Sorol6 Meranie BON Dnlrtb, ei11
Sn1oi1e Ser Stoats= Reformanitalt, Die
5ebfroft zines Muges. Elm, oelien Mp=
Lief BON einem Metaultiid6en getroffen
mnr6e.
8. $. S9Gfer bon Melroie, mel
der Dor ieinem l1m5ugc Dor a6t Sab=
rem no6 iener Sta0t funf5ebn Sabre
einem Sleii6ergeibafte IN So11f @n~
pi6s ~por1tan0, bnt 6as @e16dft Der
ct. CLOUD @bole1ale Meat & Nro=
once Gompanb an @fe bon ct. Ger
mainitroBe nn6 II. Npenl1e norbli9
f6nfli6 an it6 genommen nno miro
6asfelbe nnter 6em Mamen> 8boleiale
& &etniI Meat Warfet meiterfiibren.
Die Eeilbaber Ser ct. @louo 8bole=
faIe Meot & &ro611ce Company bq=
ben SOS @ei9dft ser Granite @HD
Bro611ce Company an abter Mbe11ue
n0r6lid nabe ser 6ritten 5traBe, fdltf
lid iibernommen nn6 per6en BORT mie
in bisberigen @ei61ften tun.
=. Sssm ct. .SSoiepbs &eim lit am
Dienftngoben6 1ebter Wo@e 81. S. Ni=
dur6ion int boben Sitter bon "a Sob
rer geitorben. @r tp11r6e in &entudp
geboren, batte Is Sabre lang iein
@eim in ct. CLOUD nn6 geb0rte felt
SEN Iebten 5mei Sabren ols Sniaiie
6em Mltenbetm an. 9ie 2etde MIR
6e nod ct. Batrtd in 8enton COUNT
tp gebrodt un6 miro bon Der oortigen
Bfnrrfir6e aus om Sreitaa beer6igt.
- SIM boben Sitter bon 81 Sabren
fat geltern, Mittmo6, Worgen Sro1
Moria @rein inn Sauie tbrer Sobter,
|Sran geifolaus 8rau6, na6 ether Orel
@ohen langen &ranfbeit an Der Cum
genent5iinDnng bns 3eitli6e geiegnet.
Sic pur6e in SbelbD @onntD gebo=
rem nn6 fam i'm Sitter bon Is Sabren
init ibrem @ater nab Minneiota. Sn
1914 perebelidte fie ft6 nit &einrib
@rein, betpobnte etne Gnrm I'M Sotpn
Moine Brairie, bon no lie d1s Wttt=
me ibr @eim mod ct. @louo berlegte.
|Die Beer6ignng ftn6et Greitagmorgen
bon ser .&otbe6rale aus itatt. Woge
iie ruben in Srte6en!
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b%erfing iitb in eaiinem am gooen lie
genben DRAFT, pornuf bic Bferbe
i6euten unb 6abonliefen. Sic nur6en
eingefangen un0 in Sic Geuertpebrita=
tion 5urifgebrabt.
Seem ulm. - @abreno iih S. ".
Obs, @id)arb 8fefferle, 50. g. Mlz
min un6 6. 81. 5ton bon bier, nn0
&nao Moos aus &anias @itD fur3lih
auf einem Mnsflnge auf Der ibonen
&ermam Sl1ri-Garm I'M Conn Wfil-
|for6 befan6en iaben tie BORT einen mil
Ben &iridenbaum Der in boiler Bnfe
itan6, infolge BEG marmen pradtigen
@etters Ser lebten @ohen.
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UorozDQfota.

8ismard. - Das ltaatli6e Ober=
geri6t in 8ismard enti6ie6 oaB Ser
Mome oes io3iaIiitii6en 8rdiioent=
i9ofts : @an0i0aten eugene s.. Debs
auf 6em @abl5ettel in Nortb 9atota
.gegeniiber ben Namen Ser flint io5ia=
liitii6en Br1iibenti9afts gleftoren
nidt er19einen barf. Ser @eri6tsbof
erfannte, baB Die fog. @leftoren IN
Mortb Dafota ibren Harteitatus ein=
gebiiBt baben, baB iie 6agegen ols Gin
3erperionen auf 0em Stimm5ettel err
lAeinen f0nren.
@iuijton.- Gin eleftrii9er @trom
bon 1900 @olten ging ourd ben 2etb
BON s. 8. @ebrfamp, als er nit Ell:
nem gelo0enen Drabt in 8eribrung
tam. @r ltarb balb 6aranf.
Mortbgate. - Diebe, Die in 6en
9aoer1 bon &ager & 2eslie einbraden,
itablen cine groBe Menge 8aren, Of
ne cine @pnr gu binterlaiien, Die 81
ibrer embedding fIbren f0nnte. Sir
Ole @rgreifung Ser 9iebe pur6e eine
Brdmie BON $50 ansgeiebt, aber es
6iirfte pobl ibmer merben, 6as @elb
at ber6ienen.
Minot. = 6. 81. @npoer Elm Sc
l9qfsmann aus Mobri6ge> 8. g.,
mur6e INN 5000 Biz $1,000 beraum,
mie er Ser 8oli3ei angab. $3.50, 6ie
er in elmer an6eren Sai6e batte, tpnr=
Sen bon Sen &dubern uberieben. -
Sn einem Bi1tolfampf nabmen 5tpei
Minneapoliier Brobibitions Mgen=
ten menige Meilen bon bier entfernt,
einen angebliden S9nappsibmugg-
Ter in @emobriam un6 bermunoeten
einen 5peiten.
&ebron. - 3mei 2anbltrei9er biel=
ten einen anf Dem Muto rei1en6en
Mann 5mii6en &ebron un6 Mntelope
o11f .11n1 frogten i'm, Oh iie nit linn
fabren fonnten. Mls ite in 6em Mn=
to iaBen bielten fie linn einen &ebol=
Der unter Die Mafe, ban6en i'm nn6
itopften linn Sen Mnn6 gu, nobmen
feline ubr, $40 11n6 6enc &rafttpagen
un6 mo6ten ii9 aus 6em Stn1be.
Die Sberiffs iu9en sic &dnber.
Surgo. = @eslep 6. Mc9opeu
bon Warion, ein Witglie6 Ser 8un=
=0esreierbebanf, baf erfldrt 6aB me-
gen Der boben Soften 6es Mderbaus
6te &eierbebanf am @r16e ibrer Mit=
tel fir @oridiiiie 3u Garm5tpeden an=
gelnngt lit.
@tarfneatber.- Diebe ftabIen bier
aus eoiner Nieoerlage ettpa 800 Sal
lonen @aiolin. @outen pobl oafur
1orgen, Dob es 1en g%eitoblenen Mn=
tomobtlen ni9t an @aiolin mangeIt.
8tsmard. q. 6. See non Bran6
Sorts: SefretGr ser @etrei6ebdn6Ier
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minneiota

ct. Saul. @iner Der gr0Bter
&%dutebGnoler Des Noromeitens> 9
Bergman, ertlarte am 9onnerltag
hab ole Yreiie fir &ante lett Dem l
San1ar I'M so biz IS Yro5ent &c.
fallen lino, 0aB aber troboem Die
59nbpreiie beute nod bieielben ltn1
alS mqbren6 bes &rieges. St mum,
bert lt9, epie lange ii6 Dos Pnblifum
cine berartige i6amloie Ansbentung
onr9 Iabrifa11ten uno Sanoler nod
gefauen laiien miro. S. g. Mrne=
ion, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pom
Minne1ota, lit Der Mnit4t, oab plele
Garnper aus Deuti6la16 na9 Wetnne-
iota fon1men per6en, Inn bier Nder-
ba11, 8ieb5n9t un6 Wildpirtl6aft 5n
betretbenL iobal6 6ie ibrer Gtntpon0e<
rnt1g entgegeniteben0en @iroerniiie
birmeggerdumt fem meroen. @r err
bielt aus 8erltn einen 8rief bon ei=
11em gemiiien 8. @eilbron, morin Die
fer I'M Mnsfunft uber Die Mniieo=
lnngsmogli6feiten IN Winneiota Bit
tet.
Minneapolis. - Nad einem our6
Sen @ennepin=@ ountpantDalt SloD6 s..
Olion 3btihen ben 5leii6pudern uno
Sen &e1taurants= nn6 &otelinbabern
bermittelten uebereinfommen, merbe11
in Sen Speiiepldben Ser Wiiblenlta0t
in nQer &iir5e B~reisermaBigungen III
@0be bon 10 Bis 80 8ro5ent fir ale
Sleii6geribte eintreten urlo tpeitere
9fe0nftionen merOen BON ser uWin=
neapolis Sotel & &eitaurnnt &eepers
Niiociatiom ertDogen.
8loomtng Brairie. ~ Die'16iabri=
ge @il6n 8. Gburiton bon bier lit sic
@etpinnerin bes erlten Breiies BEL oem
@ett1treit Ser &naben uno Wd6den
auf Der 5taatsfair, melber nnter Sen
Muspi3ien Ser Mderbauabteilr1g 0eS
5taatsfoaegiums fir Mderbau in Der
,&unit 6es 8rotbadens abgebulten
nl1rbe. sic befam eiren Metaqitern
$25 IN Sddrgel0 lr0 Mn1pr1tD out;
cine freie &eiie CUR SSnternationalen
8iebamsiteurng in Chicago.
Sariba1lt. - Ser finf5ebniabrige
Sobn @arf Der gbele11te 8nIter
nobnbaft anf Ser Nor0ieite
BEG @nnnon-S Sees an6 borlebten
Sonntagbormitng ieinen 500 q1f
ben Gnteniago. Mls er 81 Mittag iid
einfteute, begnb fib ems Ser So
milienglie6er nod Dem See. un6 ettpa1
I'M 5 11br tp11rbe Der @eiu9te gefnn-
ben, nls 2eide, nltf Der Noroieite 6es
Sees, liegen6 auf einem Mui9rotten=
nit elmer 59uBmnnne 6nrh
,en Ropf;; inber Ndbe f9tpamm oas
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rs. Oftober, go.

Miiociation bon Nortb Dafota nno
RongreBmanrl George 80. Dorng BON
Nortb Dafotn baben in einem Sele-
gramm an g. g. Sacobfon bon Der
Winneiota &ailnaD & WarebouIe
&ommii1ion mitgeteilt, bab Die Gage
in Nortb Dafota 10 ernit lift, bob Sc
treble anf ben @runb unb 8oben aus
geleert miro, no er berrotten mnb,
fols feline @iienbabnma9en CUR Rim
terbeforoernng geliefert perben. s5.
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Boot. Bie Das ungliid iid 5ugetna~
gen bat, 1T unbefannt.
&eo 8ing. Der frubere Sheriff
Sobn Salberion bon &eo Wing lit
berbaftet unb mad gbippetDa JaQS,
@is., gebradt morben nnter Der Mn-
fluge, an ginbriiben in Wolfereten
mabrenb 6es leBten Monats beteiligt
getpeien gu fem. Ser 8er0a6t lenfte
ii9 anf tin, neil er Nnantitdten Bnt-
ter in @bippetpa Salts Derfaufte.
Moorbea6. - glaD County 8eam-
tie baben mid &ilfe Der Woorbea6 $50
li5ei einer1 Mann berbaftet, ben nan
fir Sen &auber bdlt, mel6er neuli9
in Ser State 8anf bon @eorgetopn,
Minn., Sen @aiierer eri6oB uno. Die
8nnf Inn $1400 in barem @el6e be-
raubte. Ser Damn nennt ltb O'2earD
un0 ion friiber III Sarge %gearbeitet
baben.
8emi6ii. - Sic 8emobner bon
@ines uno umgegeno baben ibren
&pnpf gemonnen. Sines lit cine Sta-
ton Der Minneiota & International
giienbobn, bat dber feinen 5tations=
agenten gebabt. Die 8abngeieqi9aft
moute al19 feinen anlteaen. 9ie 2eute
man6ten ii6 an 6ie @iienbabnz&om,
miiiion un6 6ieie enti9ieo, bob Die
8abngeleqi9aft einen Stationsager~
ten anlteqen ioa. Initatt 6ieies 81
tim, manbte fi9 sic 8abngeieui6aft
ans @eridt. Dieies fat nun enti6ie-
ben, 6aB 6ie 8abngeieui6aft gebalten
1ein ion, in @ines einen Mgenten an
5ulteuen.
@leepp @pe. - Da oie offentliben
S6nlgeban6e bier ni9t mebr aus
rei@er16 iin6, fins 5mei 3immer 6es
&an6elsflubs fir 6ie 2ebrerbilonngs=
abteilung gemietet tporben, uno es
miro o19 angeltrebt, bas obere Stod=
merit 6eS 8iirogebduoes Der Sleepy
@De Mius fir Die Mderbnuabteilnng
5n mieten. Ser S9ulrat lit UNI 10
eifriger bemiibt, ane Mbteilungen Der
offentli6en S9nlen mgemeiien I'M
t%er5ubringen bamit ni9t bie 5taats=
beibtlfe Ser M6r5- unb Nopemberab=
re6nungen berloren gebt, Ole li9 auf
$4,000 nn6 $4,000 belGnft.
Ebief &iber Sans. - unbefannte
MGnner brachpn in hnS hie5ide Go1tt1-
tp @efdngnis Elm un6 itablen S6naps
I'M 8erte bon etpo $5000> ser felt
Der Sni @itung .6es &riegsgeridts
bon Staot- un6 go11ntp=8 be-
19lngnabmt mor6en nar. Ser @bis=
|fD tp1r6e in elmer 3eue 6es @efGng<
mites, 6ie nit 6oppeltem &iegel Der
ieben mar, oufbemabrt.
Me6foro. - leber $500 8ert
&leei nmen tp11r6e aus BENT @etretoe=
1@ober bon @alfer 8ros. auf Der
gfouer Sarm nnbe bier bon u%nbefann<
ten Dieben geitoblen, sic ibrigens in
Ser unrgegeno gut befannt fem mill
ftn.
Stpatonnn. Beter gbriitenion
mnr6e in 6ns S6anfeniter BEG 2eu=
tboI0 & ct. Clair &leioerla6ens ge=
morfen, als Bog Mltomobil BON 9. 8.
Chaplin al1f bns Trottoir Dor Dem Ga
ben fubr<> nnb trng i6mer5li6e Shnitt
mnn6er un6 cine Gerlebnng ieines
li1fen unteri9enfels 6nbon, bodl
fonnte er gum !3immer zines Mr5tes
int gegeniiberliegen6en @ebGn6e ge=
Zen nn6 Die @nn6en berbinben LAT
fert.
8rainero. - Mm bergangenen
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-20
FOUND
CUILTYBY JURY
Mercy is Recommended i'm Case
of Killing of Geo. Cooley
for Robbery.
DEFENDANT NOT PHASED
George Arraine Charged Jointly
With Martin of Murder to
Be Arraigned Today.

Recommending mercy of the court
the jury returned a verdict of murder
In the first degree last night after
1t had deliberated for just one hour
in the case against r. o. Martin,
charged with the murder Of George
Cooley. Following the reading of the
verdict foreman of the jury, j. w.
Dixon, shook hands with Martin and
wished him well. George Eraine,
charged with murder in connection
with the same case, will be arraigned
for trial today.
Martin smiled pleasantly and nod
ded to some of his friends when
Judge Campbell completed reading
the verdict of the jury. Throughout
the trial Martin appeared very COM
posed and at times disinterested He
watched the proceedings carefully and
followed the testimony closely, but
usually with a smile on his face as
though he were enjoying the proceed
ings. He recognized. by mods of his
head, various friends as they entered
the court room or as they were sit
ting among the attendants
On the jury which brought in the
verdict against the ex-policeman
were j. w. Dixon, foreman; Harvey
Campbell, d. r.. Coley, James Stew
art, George Gibson, James j. Shelby,
Leon Edgar, G.. j. Bell, Casino A.
Girl, d. Carpenter, w. F. Welsh and
B. S. Renfroe. State Attorney r. A
McGeachey represented the state, and
Robert Stout and Thomas Everhardt
were appointed by the court to de-
fend Martin. Attorneys for the de-
fense stated last night that they would
file a motion Ier a new trial.
Z Martins confession, which was made
before State Attorney McGeachey, and.
In which Martin detailed the move
ments of himself and George Eraine
In shooting Cooley was admitted yes
terday morning by the court. A
special session, the jurors being ex-
cused from the hearing, was held
Monday night in which an argument
was made by the defending attorneys
to exclude the confession from the
court. Judge Campbell allowed Mr..
McGeachey 80 minutes for rebuttal
yesterday morning and ruled that the
confession made before the attorney,
Sheriff Whitaker and Detective c. p.
Moore be admitted, but overruled the
sworn typewriter confession made
before others. The written confess
ion was overruled on account of the
man not being warned that it might
be used against him in the trial
AT the conclusion of the closing r
by the attorneys for both
sides Judge Campbell read an able
and strong charge to the jury, clearly
setting forth the facts to be consid-
cred according to the testimony sub
mitted The Indictment of the prison.
er was read by the judge and the jury