Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-06-24
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News of Mississippi
Interesting Happenings Cleaned
From All Sections of The
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tlrst attempt of divers counsel was
to show that he had not had an Cd
portunity to appear before the Justice
court, and that he had never waived
examination. He next endeavored to
show that the bond Of $4,000 under
which Oliver is held is excessive and
in effect illegally depriyes the prisoner
Of his liberty. Judge Rice thought diff.
terently, and when the evidence was
all in and the case submitted, he rem.
dered quick decision and ended the
case by reaffirming the $4,000 bond.
Summit-City Marshal T. E. Blount.
a second Sherlock Holmes, in recov-
erlng stolen cars, discovered his sew.
enth stolen car during the present
year. Not long ago stranger drove
into McComb in a Lexington automo.
bile, giving as his name w. p. O'Toole.
He sold the car to a young man in Nc
Comb, producing a "biu of sale" from
an automobile dealer in Augusta, Ga.
As the car was sold to the McComb
man for $500, when it was worth ST.,
200, the transaction aroused the susni.
eion Of Marshal Blount.
Hattiesburg,-Casey q. Jones was
found guilty of the murder of Mrs. ].
S. Mosley by a lUry in circuit conrt
shortly after Webber Wilson distric+
attorney. had made a baart.topcbing
appeal to the y men Of Forrest county
who faced him that thew mete ont ms.
tice, in accordance with the Testimony
to the man who had killed this wa.
man ME, os n
cit, oorI,. " ~. -- .... Ioli '9s ol Inls
IL uoa son+aaaa5 ny ~ , -l,-Ie y way 20
~ .'N5 'u'y To-
Greenwood-A meeting of the Tin.
pah Hunting and Fishing club was
held and reorganization took place ]
H. Pettey was elected president, 7 p
Webb, vice president; Paul Berrson
secretary and treasurer. BOARD NJ III.
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acutivo oonr,ittao, n 80 - o. i4S
Fllio++ 1ohn taLauot. " 80 =.
ond parI pnrosn1 7,' Wv o H. re''eS
&c..
Tupelo.-Distinct sounds we're heard
here following the explosion of the
carload Of dynamite which was caused
when two freight trains crashed into
each ofbar naar urolIor,,;1Io M
exn,osion occnrrad o. n,,,aa s,... III
trdr, bero brt ,La to - fi'i' ,, vista,
great noiso wero son.a5 '01s ..e Gnu
narsors g,bo unndara $500 ~ =! 50. 81 al
$3.50 "0 u''
Jacksonville Christian education
movement of the Methodist church is
progressing most favorablv in this
state. The quota of Mississinpi was
of the STATE has roisod seoo non - n'l
ouota If a orc ooo my ~, v
course is evnoctad 70 oou+i.. .,e' W
sevara, rrontbs - ~ -0'
.....
Marks.-Quitman county has been
visited with rain, and reports coming
in from all sections of the county are
to the effect that boil weevils are max.
some nIanters baTa had - ao, Wv ooyso 1i
h,t;o, ~ ,,arl,a 40 - W, e'''''
tbfs yoar H. onito ~. .''e,' 1872. 20 ''i'Ce
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Hattiesburg-"Weu get him If n
uor5s ev,rossir,a a., l-i ,3e 0ie 'l'S
fc,sIe If eontberr ~ o 5P,,-s u ,ne VI
riyod 3, ua+tioshnno - w. ,,.}. =" ~ "a" a.
searoh Gov tho $50, ~ - ,.l .'Ne yl9
tbe limited for Cin 1Gr'o %"o e w'eeA 'I
sa,,+b 90 ba.a ,0 ,-t,,, ma louI Hi'e5
fireman
1-rtversttr 90 ,rissfsstrri H.
IT stona IIon . t,,., LOU, a.
~ ta,n-a,,,- -, ~ w. VI '''9 s''''
nonfod ~. Nv It,I, 4b 'ogolil'
charge OF 'he improvements Of the
slale institutions We're mere inspect
ing lue "oIK mat mas already been
lone IN Ihe way Oh construction and
repairs
Ararfdian - Tbo erodr,+3... o,.u
rises of tho CotboIio biah -, ...,.
nIace 5inlonas bofna 49, i9o ~ 'o I'm
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Neutrality-suspicious. Arnold wac
tried here and convicted nm an irdict.
ment charging him with Gambling