Waters and Turman clash over county board work at College Park
In a College Park meeting county commissioners Waters and Turman exchanged sharp accusations about a private faction on the board, alleged favoritism toward an asphalt firm, and unfinished road work. Waters defended his record and admitted missteps while Turman rebutted, recalling three years of conflict and questioning specific projects and removals.
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Turman
College Park
Tully
S.ef. Torman
County Board
Mx Waters
Deules Wraters
Donaldson
Mr. Waters
Mr. Furman
South Side
B. Hule
Dr Julia Thomas in the Law's Toll
New York April 26 Special. Dr Julian P Thomas former Atl anta head of the J B Thomas Natural Co and self styled inventor of a remedy to cut living costs was arraigned held in 5000 bail charged with using the mafla to defraud Postoffice Inspector Mund Honvery said he wrote to him seeking treatment after feigned symptoms Thomas claimed a frame up by rivals He described a diet and wind wagon invention as a bicycle with masts and sails to justify his claims
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New York
Julian P. Thomas
Atlanta
J. B. Thomas Natural Company
West Thirty-seventh Street
United States
Houghton
Dmund Honvery
Thomas
Post Office
Federal Building
Medical School
University of Georgia
Long Island City Hospital
Telephone Leads Lovers to Wed Against Parents' Objection
After months of parental opposition due to youth, 17 year old Mary Bradley and Louis Anchbacher used a phone call to plan a secret 5 PM wedding at Whitehall and Alabama. A license was secured by Johnny Green, Dr A Rinley officiated, and the couple married at 5:30 PM, honeymooning in Florida as friends cheered.
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Mary Bradley
Bradley Avenue
Whitehall
Alabama
Johnny” Green
Louis
A. Rinley
Central Baptist Church
South Pryor Street
Anchbacher
Auchbacher
Felix G. Bryant
Horton Smith Baker
Steamers in Collision Near Quarantine Anchorage
The New York and Porto Rico liner Carolina collided with the Hamburg-American liner Cleveland at anchorage near Quarantine. The Carolina stem twisted above the water while the Cleveland sustained dented port plates and leakage. Most passengers aboard were asleep and there was little excitement.
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New York
Porto ‘Rico
Carolina
Cleveland
Anchorage
Greater Grady Bond Vote Aims to Expand Atlanta Hospital
Grady hospital in Atlanta is undersized for the city’s growth. A $750,000 bond issue would fund the Greater Grady expansion, easing bed shortages and overworked staff. The campaign argues the project will reduce disease and death rates by making Grady large enough for Atlanta.
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Greater Grady
Grady
Atlanta
Autocar giveaway starts as Constitution runs $25,000 campaign
The Constitution launches a voting contest offering thirteen automobiles and nine high grade cars plus cash prizes in Georgia and contiguous territory. Entry costs nothing and readers are urged to clip the nomination coupon from the editorial page and submit promptly to join the campaign.
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E- Am
Georwia
Amd
Cewulis
Constituton
Mward
American Women Leave Vera Cruz Amid Tense Evacuation
Commander Hughes ordered American merchant ships to remove foreigners from Vera Cruz harbor and advised Americans and other foreigners to seek refuge aboard chartered ships and ward liners Mexico and Heperanso. Consul Canada organized refugee movement while locals discussed the crisis. crowds gathered at the consulate as news from the United States arrived.
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Vera Cruz
Charles F. Hughes
United States Atlantic Fleet
Gustavo Maas
Hughes
Trete
William W. Canada
Bothra
Canada
Mexico
Ward Line
United States Navy
Wilson
Momnoleuer
Heperanso
W. W. Cannols
Poiceman
Coneul Canada
United ‘States
United States to Seize Mexican Customs Posts at Tampico and Vera Cruz
In forty eight hours the U S government may take possession of Tampico and Vera Cruz customs houses. White House conference among Wilson Bryan Garrison Daniels Wood Fiske Blue Lind approved landing plans. No orders tonight. Congress to act on joint resolution backing use of armed forces.
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Washington
United States
Tampico
Vera Cruz
White House
Wilson
Bryan
Garrison
Daniels
Wood
Fiske
Blue
John Lind
Congress
Huerta
House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Unite ‘States
Wilson Receives House Backing on Huerta Resolution
In Washington the House passed the administration plan to use armed forces to compel General Huerta to recognize U S dignity. The vote was 337 to 37 and the measure moved to the Senate as debate slowed behind objections from Senate members and leaders.
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House
Wilson
Huerta
United States
Senate
Gen. Huerta
Democrats
George
Kindel
Liston
Stephens
Mississippi
Witherspoon
Ainey
Anderson
Anthony
Woods
California
Temple
Kent
Jerry South
Shively
Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
Senator Lodge
House adjourns as Wilson fatigued after war resolution
The House adjourned until 10 tomorrow as President Wilson, worn out, rested after hearing that the chamber adopted a resolution. Discussions indicated steps short of war would be taken to enforce demands on Victoriano Huerta without formal blockade notes. Foreign powers would be informed of developments while the navy may block Mexican commerce but would not halt foreign vessel passage.
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EA Aragets
Wilson
United States
House
Mexico
Senate
Weather Prophec Forecast for Georgia Fair Regions
A weather prophec forecast notes fair conditions across Georgia with warmer trends in the northwest. The outlook mentions a Wednesday fall period with warmer interiors and generally pleasant temperatures.
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Swenday
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