House Orders Probe of Judge D T Wright
Representative Prank Parks regulation forces the house judiciary committee to investigate charges against Judge Daniel Thew Wright of the supreme court of the District of Columbia. The charges include accepting favors from lawyers before him and allowing them to endorse his notes during pending litigation, plus other misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan
Washington
Prank Park
House Judiciary Committee
Daniel Thew Wright
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
House
Wright
Wade Cooper
Waycroas
Tom Cooper
Washimeton
Samuel Gompers
Joan Mitchelk
Frank Morrison
Cooper
Four Gunmen Seek New Trial On Fresh Affidavits
Affidavits place Bridgie Webber Sam Schepps and Harry Vallon with the murder car during the Rosenthal shooting. Dresner and Burwell recount sightings near the Metropole and Garden Cafe as the gunmen push for a new trial based on newly discovered evidence from the four condemned men.
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Nels
Bridgie Webber
Sam Schepps
Harry Vallon
Forty- Third Street
Burwell
Rosenthal
Cadillac
Metropole
Cohan Theater
Hotel Metropole
Bridgeport
Glynn
Webber
Wallon Schepps
Emily
Sroxe
Vallon
Fiftieth Street
Herman Hosenthal
Seventh Avenue
Hose
Harry Wallon
Tim
Tue
Webber and
Yatton
Stone
Beckho Rose
Rose
Dresner
Biks’ Club
Porty Third Street
Metropole T
Cray Au- Rabile
Sam Schepps Shapiro
Bridsie Webber
Pomer Justice Wahle
Gunmen
Lite Toda
Supreme Curt Justice
Weeks
Wahitman
Sing Sing
Whd
President Wilson and Family Stay in Virginia Springs
President Wilson and family enjoyed Easter at Virginia Springs with tea hosted by Princeton clubs. He golfed 18 holes, greeted by cheering crowds as photographers chased the First Family. Mrs Wilson wished privacy during illness and planned a shorter stay before returning to Washington.
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Wilson
Calloga
Princeton University
Princeton
Toadh
Willson
Francis B Sayre
Hills Tice
Reserve Clause Ruled Invalid in Killifer Case
Grand Rapids April decision by Federal Judge Sessions voids the reserve clause but denies injunction to bar Wilam Killifer from playing with the Philadelphia club. The ruling finds contracts lacking definiteness and notes both Killifer and the Federal league acted with unfairness. Philadelphia and Federal league leaders react as sides claim victory or await further action.
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Grand Rapids
Midh
Clarence W. Sessions
Wilam Killefer
Fudge Sessions
Sessions
Illlfer
Philadelphia
Kiikfer
Federal League Club
Besgona
Killifer
National Teague
G Milly
National League
American Assiecation
Northwestern League
Ilegal
Federal League
Raason
Judge Sessions
Weethman
Knoxville
Tenn
Charled ‘Weethman
Chicago
Ellmore Sefn
Kulifer
Gilmore
Ballifer
New York
Baltimore
Gates
Indianapols
Ind
Edward B Gates
Federal Rescue
Boy Hurt by Rock Tossed by Playmate
Brank Erkel a six year old boy living at 352 Whitehall Street Frederick apartments was struck on the head by an egg sized rock thrown by 15 year old Duard Jackson of 87 Orange Street in the back yard of the complex. He was taken to Grady hospital with a fractured skull and doctors say recovery is doubtful. The father seeks the arrest of the Jackson boy and police plan to act today.
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Brank Erkel
Lerkel
Frederick Apartments
Whitehall Street
Duard Jackson
Orange Street
Uriel
Grady Hospital
Jackson
Trinity tops Davidson 3 2 in slow baseball clash
In a slow exerting game at mham on April 1 Trinity College beat Davidson 3 to 2. Trinity led until the ninth when Davidson tied it then Captain Spense of Trimts scored the winning run in the last half after a sequence including a wild throw. Princeton defeated Virginia 10 to 4 in Charlottesville with heavy Princeton hitting. Auburn beat Florida 4 to 3 in Tallahassee as Umbry and Moulton standout. Florida’s Hesonur struck out thirteen but Auburn’s late rally decided it.
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Fes
Federgl League
Tener Retreem
Harrisburg
Tener
Mham
Trinity College
Davidson
Trinity
Spense
Trimts
Matchi
Princeton
Virginia
Charlottesville
Princeton University
University of Virginia
Wood
Wall
Neff
James
Green
Auburn
Martin
Talahassee
Fla
Spear j—Shaw
Florda
Benner
Florida
Riggins
Ploriga
Ted
Hesonur
Wild Moulton
Umbry
Villa Makes Messenger Boy Of British Consul In War News
Fragments report General Villa used British vice consul Cunard-Cummins to carry a surrender demand to General Velasco on March 27. Cunard-Cummins reportedly faced rifle fire returning from the front, acting under protest and reluctance. Separate notes mention gunboats, refugee movements, and scattered college baseball scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa
Paso
Texas
cunard-Cummins
Gomez Palacio
Velasco
Mes
George C Carothers
State Department
Washington
Villas Messenger
Third death by own action by young woman
Mrs F M Smith 22 formerly Billy Goldie Salter attempted suicide after despondency and threats Friday. She swallowed carbolic acid and was saved at Grady hospital. Her sister Helen Cotton and mother noted prior attempts in December and earlier in her marriage to railroad man Frank Geldy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Smith
Billy Goldie Salter
Helen Cotton
Trinity Avenue
Atlanta
Roanoke
Ala
GE Cotton
Passover Observed Worldwide and in Atlanta Synagogues
At sunset Friday Jews worldwide began the Passover observance commemorating liberation from Egyptian bondage. Special services were held Friday night, and the holiday continues for a week with sacred observances by Atlanta’s reform and orthodox congregations.
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Atlanta
Name for Vote Contest Promises Multiple Car Prizes
A recruitment for a vote contest offers prizes in nine districts including an Oakland Six-60 for first in division, a Four 35, five passenger Velie, and nine Overland touring cars. Second prizes include a Ludden & Bates piano and a cash incentive for new subscriptions. Entrants need only submit nomination ballots or subscriptions to The Constitution. a full rules announcement runs in Sunday’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Overland
Sudden & Bates
Ludden & Hates Cabinet
Cup
Danly
Forestas final at Forsyth closes strong bill
AT THE THEATERS aw the Forestas closes one of the best Forsyth bills yet. Next week a big act headlines. A Persian Garden presented by Gauls Simon features Flavia Aracaro with Lilian Boardman in the cast and Gus Edwards attractions lead Teles and Fred Lyon. Mr and Mrs Jimiy Barry appear in The Rube a rural comedy. Five other selections complete the standard Forsyth program.
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Forestas
Forsyth
Hare
Nest
Gauls Simon
Flavia Aracaro
Lilian Boardman
Topemrac
Gus Edwards
Fred Lyon Eadh
Jimiy Barry
Defended by Widow of Man He Killed in Alabama
In Mobile on April 1 the defense in Morse murder trial began with testimony from Carl Friedhoff’s widow and daughter. They testified Friedhoff confronted Morse near his home after interfering with Morse’s relation to Friedhoff’s daughter, and Morse then shot Friedhoff when the pistol misfired. The daughter said Morse fired after an attempted attack. The case was expected to proceed the next day.
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Mobile
Ala
Carl Friediott
Clay
King Morse
Iris
Morse
Eleanora Friedhoff
Friedhoff
Exchanges Close For Good Friday Global Markets
New York April 10 all major stock and commodity exchanges in the United States and Europe observe Good Friday closures. The New York Stock Exchange Consolidated Exchange curb NY Produce Exchange Ortiz Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade plan to reopen tomorrow. The New York Cotton and Coffee Exchanges postpone until Monday morning in Europe. London Paris Berlin and other European exchanges also observe the holiday with closures.
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New York
Europe
New York Stock Exchanes
Consolidated Stock Exchange
The
Curb
New York Produce Exchange
Oston Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
New York Cotton Exchange
New York Coffee Exchange
London Stock Exchange
Parie Bourse
Berlin
Liverpool
Havre
Atlanta Market Brief with Goods and Livestock Prices
Corrected market listing shows vegetables fruits and groceries with prices for beans cabbage celery onions and potatoes, plus a long section on provisions and stock quotes. It notes Atlanta live stock prices for steers hogs cows and pigs, with quotations indicating demand and market conditions.
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Fidelity
Alaska
Cotta
Live Stock Prices From Chicago to New York Markets
Chicago hog receipts 15,000 steady with bulk sales around 6.50. Cattle firm to higher with Texas steers at 9.90 to 3.35 and calves around 7.50. Sheep receipts about 2,000 natives 6.40 to 7.00. Kansas City and St Louis report mixed hog and cattle figures. New York reports hopeful Easter demand and mixed industrial outlook, local commodities steady with general activity in butter eggs and wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
W. H White Jr
White Prox Provision Company
A.o
Chicago
Texas
Stocker
Colra
Kansas City
Leher
Hulk
St. Louis
Mortuary Notices From Local Paper
William Whitley 82 died at home 154 MacAves Street funeral at P J Bloomfield Chapel at 9 this morning, body to Conyers Georgia for interment. Marjorie Johnston 3 daughter of Mr and Mrs G R Johnston died Friday at residence in Kirkwood. funeral at Barclay Brandon's Chapel this afternoon at 235 with interment at West View. Nellie Warren months old daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Warren died Friday at noon at Howell Mi Road. body at AG Roy Donehoo Chapel to Constitution Georgia for funeral and interment. Mrs W W McKinney funeral Saturday at Union Tabernacle Church Rev Roberts officiating, interment West View.
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William Whitley
Wham Whitley
McAfes Street
Ome
P. J Bloomfield
Conyers
Majorie Johnston
Marjore Johnston
G. R. Johnston
Kirkwood
Barclay & Brandon
West View
Nellie Warren
W. H. Warren
Howell Mi Road
AG & Roy
W. W. McKinney
Union Tabernacle Church
Roberts Wil
Mrs Humphrey Dies at Private Sanitarium
Mrs. B Humphrey died at a private sanitarium at 20 oclock. She resided at 72 Walker Street. The body was taken to Green berg and Bond's chapel for funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Street
Greenberg & Bond
Rail Passed Through Man’s Body At Braddock Mill
A steel rail pierced Charles Miller of Braddock while he worked at a step finishing mill. Miller lived about half an hour after the accident. Ey Fittebure reported the event on a hot day as workers observed the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Fittebure
Charles Miller
Braddock
AT&T Declares Dividend Payable April 13 1914
American Telephone and Telegraph announces a dividend of two dollars per share to stockholders of record March 10 1914. The transfer books will close March 30 and reopen April 3 at 10 a.m., in connection with the annual stockholders meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Igta G D Milne
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Connie Mack
Frank Erkel
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Pierce Ol
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Pomte
LaBarra
Osage
Mayo
Daniels
Tampigo
Monterey 8
Shaw and Riggins, Balfour and McNein
Tulane
Michigan
Vanderbilt
Keith
Ogleay Tracery Company
Alderney
Mo & Barrels
Florsford’s
Navy
White Provision Company
Cornfeld
Cornfield
Eae
Cornfeld Breakfast
Cornfeld Frankforta
Ornfeld Lantheon Bam
Herce
Victory
Gloria
Timothy
Harper
Patsy
Purina
Tennessee
Victory Horse
Hargo
Dutrenc Dalry
Georgia
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Breuweet
Atj Acent
Egea
Egypt
Imciadad
Atlbigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Wool
Boston
Arizona
Money and Exchange
Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange Firm
Samuel M. Inman
Lowry National Bank
United States
Fulton County
City of
B. ‘Humphrey
American Audit Company
Broadway
New York City
W. Lafrentz
Theo, Cocheu
V. Freasat Seey
A. F. Lafrents
Treas
Say
York—Waldorf-Astoria
Fourth Nat. Bank Bldg
Oston- Exchange Uicing
Juelle Br
Ton—Calerads
Ballevue-Stratford
New Orleans
Maison Blanche
San Francisco
Western Metropoise
Keyser
Sony Bedding, Hichmond
American National Bank
London
DF. C
Gresham
Street Bank
Borth National Basic
B. Bidwell
A. E. Thornton
Inman
Atlanta National Bank
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Spar
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