Atlanta insurance agent Kills Self at Dr Harrie Home
Tork Alabama April 6—John R Byington an Atlanta insurance agent residing at 236 Lee Street West End shot himself with a razor knife at the residence of Dr Harrie. He was found dying by Dr Harris and died from loss of blood. Byington, fifty seven, had been despondent and left a wife and two children in Atlanta. He had recently traveled to Alabama and York. The body will be sent to Atlanta this evening for burial with funeral arrangements at the family home.
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Tork
Ala
Byington
Lee Street
West End
Atlanta
Harrie
Garien
Harris Thema
Mir Tyington
Tle
Irttera
Dia
John R. Byington
Mra Dyington
George Hyington
Albany
Say Aamidates
South
Boon
Dyington
Wort
Tyington
Alabama
York
Mallory Dixon
Auguma
John Byineton
Ed Byington
Miss
Fim
Charles A Liley Dead After Fourteen Years as Leader
English born musician Charles A Liley longtime leader of the Gre orchestra at the Grand Opera House died Monday on West Hunter road Battle Hill after a long illness. He lived in Atlanta over twenty years with wife Mrs Liley and three children Alger Warren and Roy. Funeral at Wallace Presbyterian church tomorrow morning at 10 conducted by Pythian and Masons unions with duties by the arranging bodies.
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Grand Opera House
West Hunter Road
Battle Hi
Chasley
Old Country
America
Atlante
le Liley
Alger
Warren
Roy
Pythian
Muai@ans’ Union
Wallace Presbyterian Church
Prominent Minister Rev John D Jordan Dies in Gas Fatality
Reverend John D. Jordan, a well known minister, was found unconscious in a room filled with gas and died from asphyxiation. Authorities investigated the incident as a possible accident while noting his active community service and leadership at local churches.
Noted Georgia Baptist Leader Dr John D Jordan Dies
Dr John D Jordan pastor of Jackson Hill Baptist church in Atlanta died from asphyxiation after being found unconscious in a gas-filled room at his residence. The 48-year-old Tennessee-born minister had long served in Savannah Little Rock and Atlanta and was a Mercer and Shorter College trustee. Funeral plans pending return of his wife with memorial services decided by Jackson Hill deacons and ministers.
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Jordan
Cube
Deacon & CG
Willagham
First Baptist
George
John D Jordan
Ruspellville
Bethel College
Southern Baptisl Seminary
Louteville
Little Rock
Ark
Savannah
First Baptist Church
Atlanta
Jackson Hill
Mercer University
Shorter Female College
Georgia Baptist Convention
Knights Templar
Smyatte Shrine
Jackson HM Church
Billek Denied Rehearing In Chicago Poisoning Case
The state supreme court denied Herman Billek’s petition for rehearing as he faces execution in Chicago on April 24 for poisoning several members of the Varet family. Witnesses later recanted, saying their testimony was perjury at police and prosecutor pressure. Father J P OCallaghan of the Paulist order in Chicago pressed for innocence after Billek’s conviction. Cincinnati banquet honors Secretary William H. Taft with over 300 attendees from the Phenix Club.
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Chtemae
Unisas
Denren
State Board of Perdana
Herman Billek
Chicago
Supreme Court Today
Billek
Varet
Bille
J P Ocallaghan
Cincinnati
William H Tatt
Phents Club
Aena
Barnes Declines Hughes at Chicago Delegation Vote
Albany April 9 William Barnes Jr. of this county declines to back Governor Hughes for the Republican nomination. He prefers Taft and praises Garneau and Horace Van Voast as delegates to the Chicago convention. Delegation, uninstructed, endorsed President Roonevelt’s administration with no mention of Hughes.
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Albany
Willam Barnes Jr
Charles & Hughes
T Piain
Taft
Garnea
Horace
van Voast
Echohectagy
Chicago
Ronnevelt
Menton
Hughes
Barnes
C Wo Warner
Thia
Darnen
Hugh
New York
Puplie
Rames
Hughes Delegation Instructs Highlight New York Conventions
In New York on April 9 delegates in eighteen congressional districts largely instructed to vote for Governor Hughes for the presidential nomination until renominated. Nine districts left unbound, with most uninstructed delegations favoring Hughes except Queens fourteenth, which backed no candidacy amid local dissent over his stance on race track gambling. Glenaaville hotel changes noted alongside Missouri Hansen and Texas Railroad dividend declaration of 4 percent on preferred stock payable May 6.
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Dheater
New York
Hughes
Chicago
Greater
Aork
Mighss
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Queens County
Aqueduct Race Track
Tait
Full Peatform Is Caren Out By 9e Brown
A garbled OCR style note mentions a person Brown and a phrase about full peatform being care n out by 9e. The text is fragmented with no clear event, date, or context to identify another entities or actions. The readable bits point to a nonstandard headline fragment and an unclear subject.
Georgia Gubernatorial Hopeful Brown Urges Unity and Reform
Democratic candidate for governor Josh Brown releases an address to the People of Georgia outlining his platform. He calls for cooperative effort, tax reform, veteran payments in one sum, and economic upbuilding while criticizing Governor Smith. He emphasizes better railway service, robust infrastructure, and restoring confidence in state finances.
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Georgia
Ratimnga
Josh Brown
Smith
People of
Crown
Brown
Spesch
Geescha
Tanto
Manic resignation ends in death by gas in Poughkeepsie
Colonel William L DeLacty, a Civil War veteran and Grand Army of the Republic member, died by inhaling gas in an apparent suicide. A handwritten note on his bureau expresses exhaustion with life, references fate and creation, and asks for charitable handling of his remains.
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Poughkeepsie
William L DeLacty
Gaz
Grand Army of the Republic
George Gray League launches Pennsylvania nomination drive
In Philadelphia the George Gray League announced a Democratic bid for president led by a statewide executive committee. Also reported were Margaret Hamilton’s testimony, a $2.8 million Sage gift to Princeton dorms, and a Texas lynching scare after a Negro attack on a 2 year old May Morris. A public bill dispute and a fatal New York blaze leaving one burned body were also noted.
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Tom
Gray
Philadelphia
United States
George Gray
Delaware
Pennsylvania
London sees vast capital awaiting ad investment
London reports ample capital ready for investment as county councils issue a 3 12 per cent loan of 213,750,000 at par, with applications reaching about 500,000,000. A similar loan last year was issued at 97 and quickly covered about twenty fold, signaling strong demand and market appetite.
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London
Aimitar
Saloons in Crowley Enforce Night Closures and Minors Ban
Crowley Louisiana implements an April daytime agreement requiring all saloons to close tonight from midnight to 8 a.m. and nightly thereafter. Prohibits minors loitering near saloons and bans music boxes from 10 p.m. to 9 a.m. The measure aims to curb disturbances and regulate nightlife.
Woman Chooses Enouch Arden in Tennessee Divorce Tale
Woman selects her first husband over a later spouse after years of presumed death. John T Strong returns to his home near Jonesboro Tennessee to find the wife 32, now married to William Curtis with two children from their union. Curtis seeks formal annulment and a settlement over the perplexing remarriage. Strong had served in the Philippines.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Jonesboro
John T Strong
Hte
William Curtis
Curtis
Mra Bireng
Strong
Tewan
Mire Strong
Curtin
Appeals Court Interprets Liquor Law And Manufacturing
The appeals court interprets the state liquor statute clarifying admissible manufacture of articles intended for sale. The decision explains how the law applies to producers and distributors and sets guidance for future enforcement.
Prohibition Law Narrowed in Dr Roberts Case
The Georgia Court of Appeals reversed a city court conviction of Dr E M Roberts for keeping beer in a warehouse adjoining his Courtland Street residence used as an ingredient in soft drink syrups. The court ruled a non public storage room is not a public place of business, stressing legislative intent to curb intemperance, not inhibit legitimate commerce.
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State Court of, Appeals
Yatterday
City Court of
Atlanta
E M. Roberta
Roberts
Court of Appeals
Elas
Roberta
Weather Forecast for Georgia and Nearby Regions
The forecast calls for showers in the northern and southern portions, with Friday and Saturday bringing shower activity. Night temperatures will be mild with possible wisllla conditions. Expect variable rainfall, with low and high temperatures and deviations from normal, noting rainfall within 24 hours and monthly totals.
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Warence Gan
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Charles A. Liley
John D. Jordan
Minietar
Bolt
Saye Barnes
Harnes Saya Hughes
Gov. Hughes
Glenaaville
Handa
Glenaville
Sands
W. Bo Surrency
Surrency
Hote
Little Joe” Brown
McCrary & Co
Afon
Jose 4
Bilown
State Railroad Commission
Georgie
William L DeLacey
Gambler
Faledy
Margaret Hamilton
Duke of Portland
Cruce
Sage
Princeton
Princeton N J
Oldling
Board of Trunteen
Prince Bailes
University
Russell Sage
Bagge
Tangview
Tex
May Morris
Albert Temple
Ockran
Washington
McCall
Pitt
William Chraney
Enoch Arden
Lowa
Frank Wislla
Skate Cabhe
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Jacksonville
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Knox
Ile
Los Angeles
Mamphir Claudy
Mabill
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Claudy
Palestine
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Selene
Rateigh
Naple City
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Louis
Paul
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Philatetonia
Warrock Brooks
Vicksburg
J. B Mahsury
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