Williams Found Peter Attending Big Liquor Party
A coroner's jury investigated the death of Lewis Williams, a convict camp guard, found mortally wounded in a car near the Crooked Road home of his mother in law after a Thanksgiving party with heavy drinking. Witnesses described Williams fleeing, a blood smeared machine, and a single .32 revolver shot through the heart.
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Atlanta
Lewis Ms
J. V. Black
Talking Machine
U Blue Black
DeFoot Avenue
Crooked Road
Williams
Mrs Black
Davie Williams
Lora Black
W. B. Johnson
Elsey
N. B. Campbell
Grady
Immigration Authorities Charge He Is An Undesirable Figure
An article reports that authorities deem an Italian-Canadian Ponzi scheme figure undesirable and plan immediate deportation pleadings. Commissioner Jo notes the final decision rests with the Secretary of Government. The subject arrived from Canada and remains an Italian citizen amid unsettled doubts about his status.
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Ated Press
Charles I
Boston
Canada
Gabor
Italy
Rzes
Prosperity series continues with leaders in finance and industry
Editors announce the second prosperity article in a series by prominent national figures in finance, business, industry, and agriculture. A follow up piece is planned for Monday.
Paderewski May Be U S Minister
In Warsaw rumors place Ignace Paderewski, famed pianist and ex-premier, as a possible minister to the United States though acceptance is doubtful. The eminent Pole is expected to arrive in Warsaw today as Americans spend over a million dollars weekly on chewing gum and even more on other products.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Poland
Ignace Paderewski
United States
M. Paderewski
Pele
China Boy Emperor Takes Refuge at Japanese Legation
London reports Hsuan Tung the boy emperor of China has sought asylum in the Japanese legation at Peking. The exile, freed by the Taun Chi Hui government, appears not to fear immediate danger, though protection is sought amid political upheaval.
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London
Hsuan Tung
China
Peking
Reuter
Tuan Chi- Fui
Poison Theory In Feel Death In San Gabriel Case
California murder case shifts from San Bernardino mountains to San Gabriel with a second autopsy by County Autopsy Surgeon Wagner in Sheriff Shay presence. William R. Fee banker of San Gabriel and Alhambra died from head blow and strangulation, with poison suspected. reinterviews planned with Miss Mary Watkins and Joseph Walker as reviewed evidence.
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San Gabriel
Calif
William R. Fee
Alhambra
San Bernardino Mountains
Wagner
Shay
Fee
Mary Watkins
Joseph Walker
Alhambra City
Mex Jap treaty okayed by U S officials
State Department officials who studied the treaty say ratified by the Mexican Senate is a formal instrument with no objection. Similar treaties of amity commerce and navigation exist between most countries and are revised from time to time.
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Washington
State Department
Koretz Faces Swindle Trial in Chicago
Halifax Nov 29 Leo Koretz was arrested here on four charges of swindling and departs this morning to face trial in Chicago. He will travel by steamer, accompanied by Nova Scotia deputies, three Chicago attorneys, and five Chicago newspaper men.
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Halifax
Leo Koretz
Chicago
Koretz
Nova Scotia
Koretz Indicted Again as Grand Jury Hands New Truce Pills
In Chicago a grand jury voting three new indictments against Leo Koretz, accused of oil scheme fraud, with two investors filing complaints for confidence game and larceny by bailee. Indictments await court, bonds to rise to 100000, saw a sibling member of the grand jury absent. $70000 reportedly recovered from Koretz's safety box in Liverpool.
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Chicago
Leo Koretz
Halifax
Koretz
Robert E. Crowe
Chicago Title and Trust Company
Liverpool
N. S
South America
Bankers and Mobilians Indicted in Wet Charge Scandal
Six Mobile residents including Alfred L. Staples and Robert L. Holcombe face federal indictments in a whiskey ring probe. The cases, alleging conspiracy to bribe a federal official, follow yesterday’s arrests with a January trial term set. Indictments against more defendants expected as bonds are posted.
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Mobile
Ala
Alfred L. Staples
Alabama Bankers Association
Robert L. Holcombe
Williamh. Holcombe, Jr
Puccini, Noted Opera Composer, Dies in Brussels
Brussels Nov 2. Giacomo Puccini, celebrated opera composer, died at noon today from a throat ailment after an operation. The death removes a leading figure of modern grand opera whose works include Tosca and Madame Butterfly.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Giacomo Puccini
New Bid Prepared for Muscle Shoals Operation
How ard Sutherland on behalf of Hambleton and company has prepared a new bid to operate Muscle Shoals. The measure would authorize creation of a Federal power and fuel corporation with $50,000,000 capital to complete the project, lease and operate the property for ferry and explosive chemical production and to distribute power and fuel to the south, with introduction expected in the Senate next week.
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Associated Press
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Howard Sutherland
West Virginia
Hambleton and Company
New York
Senate
Federal Power and Fuel Corporation
Shoals
Murderer of Five Sentenced by Tennessee High Court
Ben Borchfield, convicted of murdering his wife, his stepson, and the Smiths with their infant in Bristol in 1922, was sentenced by the Tennessee Supreme Court to die in the electric chair on January 14.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Ben Borchfield
J. W. Smith
Tennessee Supreme Court
Bristol
Curtis Weds Senate GOP Leader In Unopposed Vote
Washington November 29 The Republican organization of the senate completed its session ahead by unanimously electing Senator Curtis of Kansas as party leader and Senator Watson of Indiana as assistant leader and whip Curtis announced a new plan to speed legislation and ensure harmony with the executive branch Warren of Wyoming did not seek the post and other candidates withheld their names.
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Washington
Senate
Curtis
Kansas
Watson
Indiana
Warren
Wyoming
Chamber
Man guilty of murder after quarrel over girl at country dance
Thomaston November 28. Enoch Cochran was found guilty of murder with a merit recommendation after shooting Robert Goxby during a quarrel at a country dance over a girl. The fatal incident occurred several months ago and Cochran faces life imprisonment.
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Thomaston
Enoch Cochran
Robert Goxby
The Nation's Sound Condition Under Coolidge Policy
The country has paid inflation penalties and adjusted prices. Credit is abundant and banking is strong. The Dawes plan begins European reparations recovery, expanding American markets. Confidence in President Coolidge and government steadies growth at home and abroad.
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Coolidge
Federal Reserve System
Germany
United States
Telegraphic Link to Sudan Restored After Wire Cut
London Nov 29 telegraphic communication with the plan was restored at 12:50 this afternoon agency dispatches from Cairo report. The wires had been cut earlier, disrupting contact with Sudan.
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Sudan
London
Cairo
Sudanese Mutineers Surrender To British at Khartum
Surviving Sudanese mutineers in Khartum surrendered after a British bombardment of the Egyptian army hospital compound. Cairo reports ongoing fighting between Egyptian and British forces, with wires cut disrupting casualty details and warnings of plots against Lord Allenby.
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Cairo
Khartum
Sudan
Khartoum
Lord Allenby
Egypt
Cab
St. Andrew's Society
Raidng Parson Will Continue His Efforts
Draketown Ga November 25 Reverend Robert Stewart announces he will leave Friday to take charge of a new assignment in the Athens district Green circuit following a Methodist church conference. He says his drive to see the slayers of his wife punished remains undiminished despite the move. Mrs Stewart was killed last week when she tried to stop men abducting the minister.
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Draketown
Robert Stewart
Green
Athens
Methodist Church
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