Trial resumes in murder case at Bayside Yacht Club
Mrs. William E. Annis faces defendant T Jenkins Hains in Flushing courtroom for the first time since her husband’s killing. Hains enters in handcuffs as Elmer White gains deputy status, with Annis subpoenaed to testify. Governor elect Lilly names Theodore Roosevelt Jr to his Connecticut staff as military aide.
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New York
William E. Annis
T. Jenkins Hains
Bayside Yacht Club
Hains
Flushing
Justice Crane
Henry Burch-Field
Darrin
White
Dayton
Annis
Teddy Roosevelt, JR
Lilly
Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Thompsonville
A de Camp
Roosevelt
Admiral
Mra. Cowles
Young Roosevelt
Nine sophomores expelled at Wake Forest College
Wake Forest College in North Carolina expelled nine sophomores after a student senate inquiry found they engaged in hazing. The senate, formed to suppress hazing and support football, announced the expulsions following proof of wrongdoing.
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BOPHS
Wake Forest College
Charlotte
N. C
Wake Forest
New Theatre cornerstone laid on Central Park West
New York city dec 15 cornerstone laid for the New Theatre the first non commercial playhouse in america backed by 100 millionaires to operate on europe style subsidy for the arts. the model theatre aims to showcase american playwrights and actors with a 2318 seat auditorium, modern safety features, indexed by two tier boxes and lavish interior in gray sandstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
McClellan
Metropolitan Opera
Sixty-second Street
Central Park West
Europe
Slde
Central Park
Sheriff Protected Prisoner From Mob in Jamestown
Danville Kentucky reports a mob of about 100 armed men gathered in Jamestown Russell county to lynch James Hill charged with murdering a 13 year old girl. The sheriff extracted Hill and kept him under guard in the woods overnight as the mob searched homes and jail. Hill was later moved toward Pulaski county toward Monticello or Somerset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Jamestown
Russell County
James Hill
Phea
Womack
Hill
Hil
Pulaski County
Monticello
Somerset
Progress on new hall at state college of agriculture
Rapid progress marks the new hall as heating plant nears completion and seating arrives. Water main piping is on the ground with city work to begin immediately. Electrical lighting is installed and ready. building to be usable after Christmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College of Agriculture
Dr Jenkins to Lead First Baptist Church in January
Dr Millard A Jenkins named new pastor at First Baptist Church will not arrive until January first. He informed the congregation that he could not finish duties in Hopkinsville before month end and asked to begin work on the first Sunday in January. The Athens church approved the delay and expressed strong interest in his arrival. He will rest a week after leaving Hopkinsville before moving to Athens to assume duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard A. Jenkins
First Baptist Church
Willot
Hopkinsville
Seasion
Jenkins
Athens
Very Little Change in Southern Athletic Rules
Prof. 8 V Sanford athletics director of the University of Georgia returns from Knoxville where he attended the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association meeting. The business session approved few rule changes with the main modification defining a player's home team. A college player may play for any team in his county without losing college eligibility, though playing for pay remains prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. V. Sanford
Atlstic
University of Georgia
Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
South
Roosevelt Denounces Pulitzer Over Panama Canal Attacks
President Roosevelt denounces Joseph Pulitzer editor of The New York World for attacks on the Panama canal purchase. The message calls Pulitzer's charges scurrilous and libelous, delivering one of the era’s most merciless rebukes to a public figure. The report notes government action possible against Pulitzer. The text also includes an unrelated testimonial for Foley's Kidney Remedy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
McRaney
M. McRaney
Pren
Foley
Ready sale boosts Red Cross stamp drive in Athens
The Athens Woman's club expanded its first order so stamps can be easily bought at Fowler's, Palmer's, McGregory's, and Dr. McEvoy's stores, with all proceeds in Georgia funding tuberculosis fight. Anti tuberculosis rules urge cleanliness and care, including spitting control, ventilation, separate rooms for consumptives, and boiling milk and water.
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Red Cross
Athens Woman's Club
Athens
Georgia
Fowler’s
State Normal School
Palmer's
McGregor's
Deadly Fire Destroys Southern Cotton Oil Plant
A three o'clock blaze destroyed the Southern Cotton Oil Co plant in Monroe Georgia and several railroad cars. Night watchman Studdard died fighting the flames as timbers fell trapping him. Loss estimated at fifty thousand dollars with partial insurance. property. The origin of the fire is unknown.
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Monroe
Southern Cotton Oil Co
Studdard
Three Years After Death Threats A Cough Healed
A Kentucky woman recalls a graveyard cough that nearly killed her until Dr. Williams of Bac, Ky prescribed King's New Discovery. The medicine is said to heal colds throat diseases and prevent pneumonia. Sold at local drug stores with a trial bottle free.
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Ors
Dy King
Frit and Coughs Drug
Divorce Granted Daughter of Aragon Hotel Owner in Atlanta
In Atlanta on December 15, Mrs. Elizabeth Collier Dodd, daughter of George W. Collier, owner of the Aragon hotel, faced divorce suit from Harry Dodd of the law firm Dodd & Dodd. He cites persistent cruelty including nagging, threats, and violent acts, seeks full divorce and custody of two children. He estimates her fortune at over $200,000 from estate interests and Peachtree Circle residence, plus other properties and personal effects valued in the thousands.
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Atlanta
Elizabeth Collier Dodd
George W. Collier
Aragon
Harry Dodd
Dodd & Dodd
Reuben R. Arnold
Dodds
Peachtree Circle
East Alabama Street
Vigorous fight for prohibition rattles Tennessee scene
In Nashville and statewide, Prohibition advocates open headquarters led by former Senator I L Pendleton while Democratic leaders such as Austen Peay oppose statewide prohibition. The party pledges to extend laws as communities approve, with the legislature due to convene in January.
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Shville
Tenn
Tennessee
I. L. Pendleton
Austen Peay
Democratic State Committee
Patterson
Albert G. Ewing, Jr
Nashville
Peay
General Assembly
Pendleton
Democratic Platform
Medicine That Is Model: A Improvised Patent Remedy
A testimonial extols a potion that supposedly cures malaria and stomach troubles. It promises energy and vigor, claims a money back guarantee if ineffective, and directs readers to W. J. Smith & Bro, H. R. Palm & Son drug stores for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palm
R & Sona Drug Stores
Hains trial promises sensational testimony in murder case
New York reporters anticipate sensational proceedings in the Flushing court for the murder of William E. Annis at the Bay Side Yacht Club. T Jenkins Hains and his brother Captain Peter C. Hains Jr. face first degree murder charges. The case centers on alleged jealousy over a wife once close to Annis and involved witnesses from military, literary, and social circles.
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New York
T. Jenkins Hains
Peter C. Haines, Jr
William E. Annis
Bay Side Yacht Club
Flushing
United States Army
Long Island
Philippines
William EB. Annis
Peter C. Hains, Jr
T. Jenking Hains
Annis
Peter Cooper Hains
Bay Side
Sigin
Slayer
Captain Hains
Fort Hamilton
Claudia Libby
Boston
Rome
Inman Estate Pays All Debts and Bequests
Atlanta dated story reports Harriet F. Brandon and May Inman Gray raising $719000 in two months from central real estate sales to pay debts and $66000 in cash for special bequests. Receivers expect to cover remaining $249000 with stocks and real estate while heirs may receive part of the estate. Annual convention of American Architects to discuss the relation of the national government to art with notable speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Inman
Harriet F. Brandon
May Inman Gray
Central Real Estate
Pendleton
Walker P. Inman
Inman & Co
Augusta
Speeral
American Architects
Washington, D. C
Architects of America
American Institute of Architects
Charles Gilbert
Garfield
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Francis Newlenls
Nevada
Idlan
Francis B. Lenpp
Henry M Prickett
Camesia Educational Trust
Congress
Bureau of Fine Arts Ander
Government Department
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Aids Nature Plan
Chamberlain's cough remedy aids nature by reducing secretions and helping the lungs. It opens the air passages and sounds out a cold while restoring a healthy condition. Distributed by Palmer & Son and others.
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Chamberlain
al Chamberlain
Palmer & Sont
Wares J. Smith & Bro. F c. Me LO L. P, Canning
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Easure
No Home
Gallagher & O'Gineaga
Tellin
H. Levystein & Cowmery
Ala
L. Loeb Whiskey Co
Montgomery
M. Markstein
Chattanooga
V. E. Annis
Jenkins Hains
Chamberllan
Starcher
Ripley
W. Va
H. R. Palmer & Bora
Orr Drog Co
Warren J. Smith& Bro
E. 0. McEvoy
L. P. Canning
Model Theatre
State — College of Agriculture
DR. Jenkins
Prof
Sanford
Monroe Oil Mills
Young
Japan
Descriptive Standard Oif Company (Incorporated
HE Hains
Thornton Jenkins Hains
Brothers
Inman Estate
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