Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-07-14
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n.,,so he was a member of Cen
p ? 'pI,o,JTsbing's expedition into Mex
a and because he is in bad phy-
co. =, aordition, Louie Bazemore, con-
,4 al iy # violating the prohibition law
eve, EarY " will not be forced to
three months sentence un-
sIYF ba is AGAIN convicted. Judge e.
F:c l.r hearing the defendants state
S,.'t hat he was partially pa1alyzed
l'5. +bat he had served his country
/ l;n .r The Mexican trouble, stated
l'- h. would be lenient with Baze-
p0re bv suspending a three months
sentence.
announcements representing a to-
Investment of 100000, are under
tav in the Columbus telephone sys-
The Jury in the case of Grover c.
Errtis at Savannah, for the killing
l. Iris Broom, returned a verdict of
sansIaughter, fixing the sentence at
lrom two to five years in the peni-
tsntiarv. Two negroes were on the
H. This is believed to be the first
me- in Georgia a negro has sat on
j imy trying a white man on
Barge of murder.
Derositors Of the defunct Bank of
Srarta will realize forty per cent of
Abeir demands, according to a state
Eaent made by Joseph E. Pottle, at
acney for the state banking depart
bent.
4 Four persons have been arrested
Al MiIledgeyille for the mysterious
murder August 16, 1919, of Carl
Natson. They are Genie Moran,
John Simmons, Jacob Brookins, and
Aiss Winnie Brookins, sister of one
n the men. Indictments were re-
armed as a result of information Sc
&ured by the sheriff nearly two
near Of quiet work.
Charged with highway robbery, w.
Surrcon, Columbus, former bail
III of q IVstice Of peace court, has
y cen brought back from Knoxville,
Tenn, and will face trial during the
Angus term of Superior court.
That an undertaking establish
Alent in a residential section con-
8tiutes an abatable nuisance is the
aecison rendered by Judge R. c..
Bel Of the Albany rircuit Superior
NouTt in granting a permanent in
sanction against the Morrison Fun
&lal home which was about to be
opened in Albany by W. F. Morrison.
IT, case will be carried to the Su-
IRENE court.
a }. J. Holloway has been appoint
Ill by Commissioner of Agriculture
q J. Brown to succeed Marvin P.
9Ioane, who recently resigned the Of
iice Of state oil Inspector.
d J. W. Williams, maehinist of the
sEagIe and Phoenix cotton mills at
4 columbus, fell backward from a dye
#Ub, a distance of four feet to con-
Efrete floor late Wednesday and suf-
@ered a broken neck, killing him al
@ost instantly.
u Joseph A. Eve, of Augusta, was
# down by an automobile Wednes-
E night and died shortly after
yards in local hospital, from in
@Prnal injuries.
h With a black streak across the
|xwer part of his neck made by bolt
III lightning, A. W. Tisdale, Bald
pin county farmer, still lives. Tis-
|laIe was sowing peas when the bolt
u descended. Tisdale fell unconscious
|Hnd lay in the field for twenty min
|Rtes before he was able to rise.
macon people eat thirty tons
IN honey annually" F. Roger Miller,
Secretary Of the Macon Chamber of
Commerce declares.
Conductor s. F. Webb, of Val
costa, was killed, and Fireman P. E.
Ward, also of Valdosta, was probably
fatally injured, when southbound
freight train No. So, on the G. S.
~ +. struck a cow near Chula short
IN before noon yesterday. Engineer
Ill VI. Dunn escaped injury.
For using prOfane and improper
language in the presence of his step
slaughter, j. NJ. Breedon, of Thomas
zRlIIe has been sentenced to a year
IN the pen by Judge Thomas.