Arrests in Cincinnati case stir university concern
An investigation unfolds after reports of an alleged incident involving a young woman in Cincinnati and an older man. The girl, said to have been lured away from home to a city area linked with vice, reportedly enlisted help from a man named K. Kimball about ten days earlier. A letter from the Good Shepherd praises the student as exemplary and asks for a chance to finish her course, while relatives from Greenville, South Carolina, weigh the family’s options amid public outcry.
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Cincinnati
Gincinati
K. Kimball
South Carolina
Greenville
Arizona invites Wilson to visit during speaking tour
The Arizona lower house passed a resolution inviting Governor Wilson of New Jersey to visit Phoenix on his speaking tour. The action was reported from Phoenic Arizona on April 3.
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Arizona
Wilson
Phoenic, Ariz
New Jersey
Administrator's Sale in Fulton County Georgia 1911 notice
Public sale advertised by order of the Campbell County Court of Ordinary. On the first Tuesday in May 1932 at the Fulton courthouse, sale of timber lot in block K land lot 130, fronting Harrison Avenue, 600 feet depth, cash terms. Also court notice from Fulton Superior Court January term 1912 regarding injunction and a receiver matter, May 4, 1912, and a sale in 1932 to show cause why defendant should not be joined.
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Court of Ordinary
Campbell County
Futtonty
Fulton Nnty
Georgia
Harrison Avenue
Eagsa
Fulton County
M. Guice
Guler
Suf Apn Oon Tae
George Ie Beli
Nats
Underwood Benjamin M. Blackburn
Atlanta
Underwood
Bla
Ufe
Blackburn
Gray
John B. Gordon
Court hearing recalls Nash case and officer conduct
Testimony before Judge Broyles reveals police treated Nash and the Barfields with consideration. Witnesses describe detectives browbeating and Nash asserting he lacked a fair trial, while officers defend actions as lawful and necessary. The board, after executive session, exonerates the officers and underscores that no warrant was needed under the circumstances.
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Nash
Police Hdrace
Broyles
Glenn
Vickbis
Nagh
Vickery
Sbarfield
M. M. Welsh
Eld
Welsh
Froutes
Shaw di Vickery
Barfields
Georgia Underwood sentiment runs high in county reports
Letters from Madison Carroll and other Georgia counties show strong Underwood support. Officials and prominent Democrats in Chatham and Floyd report likely majorities, with estimates often around 1500 in Chatham and broad country backing as Georgia voters lean toward Underwood in the May 1 contest.
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Brunswick
C. H Leavy
Brunswick New
Eleventh Congressional District
Brunswick Chamber, of Commerce
Leavy
Nis
Underwood
Frank D. Aiken
Congress
Cerainty
P. McIntire
Savannah
The
Georgia
Chatham
Roosevelt denounces political corruption in Kentucky in speech
Colonel Roosevelt, speaking at Exposition Hall in Pittsburg, railed against postmasters amid alleged election fraud tied to Taft certificates. He urged immediate suspensions and investigations, linking the issue to broader civil service integrity and honest governance. He outlined plans for further campaigning in Ohio and eastern states.
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Roosevelt
O’rear
McCracken County
Paducah
Carlele County
Mayfield
Kentucky
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
Supreme Court Judgments Affirmed and Reversed in Georgia
Supreme Court reviews diverse Georgia cases from Carroll, Decatur, Titus, Emanuel, Harris, Sumter, Bryan, Baker, and Scriven. Decisions include affirmations and reversals with multiple counsel teams noted for plaintiffs in error and defendants.
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Central of Georgia Hallway Company
Phillipe
Carroll Superior Court
R. W. Breeman
J. B. Hall
Wall & Cleveland
R. C. Jackson
James Beall
W. Adamson
HeCaskill & Company
Stearns
Decatur
Frank Park
Russell & Custer
Hawes
Pope & Beimet
W. D. Sheffield
R. G. Hartsf
H.M. Dorey
Smith, Hastings & Hapsom
City of Genderavilie
Soloman
Sumter
Judge Littie
K. J. Blalock
T. Felder
J. R. Witteras
Cotlettor Ceral
Bilott
State
Cram Dors Redatres Thomas
Anderson
Felder
Reuntree & Wilson
T. &. Felder
Hugh M. Dorsey
Beott
Bryan
H. Smith
F.C. Smith
Erpar
J. G. Newell
C. BE. Hoop
Dawson Consolidated Grocery Company
Hudson
Baker
White & Lovett
Dal
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Philadelphi Evening Bulletin
Lewes
Newton
Lke Wilson
Madison
P. H. Ferguson
Caredllton
Ludowiel
Liberty
P. C
Cashman
Fulton Underwood Club
Hattiesburg
Miss
G. B. Alford
Southern Development Company
Sylvester
White House
J. Randolph Anderson
Headquarters
Abuuvoin
Mphaes
SUPREME _COURT “OF GA
Beach
New England
South
Weyman
Connors
Virginia Avenue
W. E. Worley
Walton Street
Roff Sims & Company
4Th National Bank
BELL
Pace’s
Ansley & Scott
Atlanta National Bank
East Lake
William S$. Ansley
Peachtree Street
Geo. P. Moore
Auburn Ave
Shaw-Walker
Boyd
Missouri
H. M. Patterson & Son
George Hillyer
A. D. Adair
John
T- Pen Heton
A.C. Briscoe
Henry Hillyer
G. By" Adair
William B. Campbell
Walker Dungon
Sonic Temple
Feligica
Dent
Plunnie Miner
W. M
Richard N
Fort Screven
Board of Fire Masters
Chief of Fire Department
A. Co
Cates
Fire Department
Lesstract
Avda
Morgan & Dillon
Grant Building
Ragsbale
Horr
Fire Waspers
Cobb
Hoawell
W. Edge
Bart Dinck
Y. H. Hansell
Teswell
Brewer
Albert Howell
Hugh M Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey
Brewster
Mensparrre Rerive
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