Mayor hints at evidence that might land someone in penitentiary
The mayor claims new evidence from Thomas Reynolds of New York could implicate others in fire hose deals. Reynolds, staying in Atlanta, is said to testify before a grand jury as investigations of the city’s fire protection proceed. Woodward refuses to fully discuss Reynolds or comments attributed to him, noting Reynolds talks too much.
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Thomas Reynolds
New York
Woodward
Reynolds
N. Boulevard
Atlanta
Without an Operation How a New Jersey Man Healed a Rupture
A Manasquan resident Eugene M Pullen recounts seven years of failed trusses and risky surgeries before discovering a simple nonoperative cure. He resumes work as a carpenter and testifies the rupture vanished without operation, loss of time, or pain. Readers can request details mailed to 121 Marcellus Avenue Manasquan NJ with a stamped return.
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Tugeno
Pullen
Manasquan New Teisey
Eugene Pullen
Young Pullen
Mre Pullen
Marcellus Avenue
Manasquan
Fire hose scandal sparks charges and promised proofs in Atlanta
Reynolds accuses city officials of poor fire hose quality and links Eureka and Fabric hoses to United Rubber Goods. He cites price gaps and commissions, claims future witnesses, and says he will reveal more to shock Atlanta. Chief Cummings denies comment until the council committee report.
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Reynolds
Woodward
Davidson
Cummings
Committee of
Councilmen
Fulton Grand Jury
Atlanta
Providence
Reynolde
Canada
Eureka Fire Hose Company
Fabric Fire Hose Company
United Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company
Fabric Company
FP O Hebert
Eureka Company
Fire Department
Reynolds Reynolds
Eureka Red Cross
Washington
Norfolk
Wilkesbarre
Eureka
Council
Charman J H Harwell
Coun
Cuticura offered relief for severe eczema case
Miss Novella B. Daniele describes a years long battle with eczema spreading over scalp and body. After three months of daily Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment she reports complete cure. Advertisement copy notes sample offer and a Boston Skin Book.
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Novella B. Daniele
Cutieura
Dept. T
Boston
McClelland probe panel tensions spark resignations
Council member A R Colcord plans to resign from the committee probing McClelland charges amid secrecy pledges. Mayor Woodward denies disapproval of a proposed resolution while urging five citizens to join the inquiry as foreman John S Owens vows a fair council-led investigation before potentially shifting to a grand jury.
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Woodward
Harwell
A. R. Colcord Way
Prohivg
A R Colcord
John S Owens
Grand jJur
Councille
Coun
John McClelland
Baby's Toy Balloon Caught After City Chase
Crowds in Five Points watched a three year old girl lose a red balloon during a busy Saturday afternoon chase. A swift crowd of about fifty men joined in the pursuit, rescuing the toy and returning it to the child as traffic moved on.
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Baby
Chase
Pope Relapses, Pope Pius Ninth Relapse in Rome
Pope Pius suffered another influenza relapse with bronchitis symptoms producing a fever that spiked to 103 and then fluctuated. he received Bishop Longhin, voiced concern, and urged quiet, rest, and withdrawal from activity. Pilgrims prayed for recovery as Vatican doctors warned of continued risk and strict regimen.
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Longhin
Rome
Holy Father
Merry del Val
Trevizo
Peter
Pope Pius
Marchiefava
Verandah blown to Texas mystery answers porch loss
Cuthbert Ga April 12 Special report recounts a front verandah blown from H L Keese’s tenant house during a wind and rainstorm. A Texas letter from Bouston dated April 8 1918 explains another porch blown north of Houston and asks Keese to investigate origin, noting no storm at the sender’s place.
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Heese
Tam
H C Wiggins
Keese
Firemen Killed in Ed wardsville Woodward Mine Explosion
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania an explosion in the Woodward mine of the Lackawanna company at Edwardsville tonight killed twelve men and injured two. Rail service notices say effective April 12 all trains of the N C S L and W A R have resumed except Dixie Limited Nos 98 and 99. Dixie Limited discontinued and sleeping car services interrupted by floods have resumed.
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Wilkesbarre
Woodward
Lackawanna Company
Edwardsville
W.& AR
Dixie Limited
Revision of Civil Service Lists Sparks Senate Debate
Senator Overman pushes to revise civil service lists and expose nonexamined federal workers. The civil service commission says one in five employees were hired without examinations, prompting calls to audit promotions and clerkship appointments and to require legal fixes.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Senator Overman
Senate
Civil Service Commisson
Overman
Civil Service Commission
Smart
Utah
Cummins
Iowa
Elgi
Congress
Overmans
Traverse jury list vacancies filled by Judge Newman
The traverse jury list vacancies are filled by Judge Newman of the United States district court. A new panel of twelve names was drawn and surrendered to the United States marshal for subpoenas. Jurors report to open court Monday. names include John Dantzler Atlanta D Nimrod McCullough Atlanta Neat Williams Marietta Aaron Coffey Lithonia James Dickey Atlanta Habersham King Newnan Charles Stanfield Lovejoy Theodore Atkinson Newnan Philip Essig Atlanta Willem
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Traverse Jury
Newman
United States District Court
John Dean Steward
United States Marshal
John Dantzler
Atlanta
D. Nimrod McCullough
Neat
Wililame
Marietta
Aaron B Coffey
Lithonia
James R Dickey
Habersham King
Newnan
Charles J Stanfield
Lovejoy
Theodore E Atkinson
Philip M. Essig
Willem
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Constantine
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Loms
Texas
Commission
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James FP
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McDonough
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