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Bartender Confirms Gantt's Statement

Atlanta Georgian

Tuesday, April 29th, 1913

(Page 3, Column 8)

Says Phagan Suspect Left Pair of Shoes In His Place Saturday Evening.

Charles W. McGee, of Colonial Hills, a bartender in the saloon of J. P. Hunter at 35 South Forsyth Street, almost directly across from the National Pencil Company plant, corroborated to-day the story told by J. M. Gantt about leaving a pair of shoes in the saloon from Saturday night until Monday morning.

"The man I judge to be Gantt from the description came into the saloon, but stayed only a short time," said McGee. "I noticed nothing suspicious about Gantt or the man who was with him."

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Tuesday, April 29, 1913 Bartender Confirms Gantt’s Statement, Atlanta Georgian PDF