The Valdosta Times, Saturday, February 17, 1906 Page 3

Return Day for City CourtNumerous Suits Filed for the March Term The sheriff and deputies face a tight deadline of just three days to serve papers across the county. (From Tuesday’s Daily)Today marks return day for the city court, and a large number of suits are being filed. Most of these are suits on account […]

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The Valdosta Times, Saturday Dec 23 1905 Page 11

OUTSIDERS WORKING FOR BOYS Prominent Citizen of Irwin County Take Up Rawlings’ Case.  An unofficial Request Made to Prison Commission to Save the Rawlings Boys from the Gallows Atlanta, Dec. 20—The prison commission has been asked to recommend commutation to life imprisonment for the two Rawlings boys, Milton and Jesse, who are sentenced to be […]

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The Valdosta Times, Saturday, December 23, 1905 Page 3

LEONARD MUST RETURN HOME. That is What Lawyer Cooper’s Latest Move Means.  Governor Terrell Acknowledges Service of Citations, Leading to Indefinite Delay in Executing Court Sentences Governor Terrell and Attorney General Hart have acknowledged the service of citations, which will carry the Rawlings murder cases to the Supreme Court of the United States under a […]

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The Valdosta Times, Thursday, December 12, 1905 Page 5

YOUNG LEONARDGoes to the Convict Camp to Begin His Life Sentence The Pathetic Parting in the County Jail Yesterday—The Condemned Father of the Young Man Gave Him a Parting Injunction in Regard to Obedience to Those in Authority at the Camps—Mrs. Rawlings Knew of the Plot to Kill Carter and Wife When She Heard of […]

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The Valdosta Times, Thursday, December 12, 1905 Page 5

Wants His Boys TO HANG TOOJ. G. Rawlings Says He Does Not Want Petition Signed for Them His wife and daughters were at the jail with him until after ten o’clock last night. A sharp colloquy occurred between him and Sheriff Passmore. Objections were made to the story of the Carter killings. There was another […]

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The Valdosta Times, Saturday, Nov 11, 1905 Page 1

RAWLINGS CASE AFFIRMED. Supreme Court Sustains Judge Mirchell in Rawlings’ Cases, but Reverses in Frank Turner’s Case. Atlanta, Georgia, November 8.—The Supreme Court has affirmed the decisions in all of the Rawlings cases but reversed the decision in the case against Frank Turner, charged with accessory before the fact to the murder of W. L. […]

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