Louis Paulhan Wins Landmark Manchester Flight for 50000
French aviator Louis Paulhan claimed the largest air race in history, flying from London to Manchester with a single overnight stop at Lichfield. English rival Graham White faced misfortune and a late start, wrecks, and delays, while Paulhan completed the 186 mile journey in about two and a half hours, landing at Manchester after multiple legs and a dawn ascent.
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London
Louis Paulhan
Manchester
Lichfield
Worthcliffe
Paulhan
Graham White
Reade
Polesworth
White
Luck
Panihan
Great Britain
Ichohfield
Paulham
Ach
Hendon
Park Royal
Paulhen
Reale
Menchester
Court Revokes Bond in Hyde Typhoid Case Disturbing Testimony
In Kansas City Missouri Dr B C Hydes $100000 bond was revoked and he was placed in county jail by Judge Lathehan after new testimony about typhoid germs and missing samples. The court ruled the defendant liable to stay in custody pending trial while defense argued the move could prejudice the jury and sought rescission of the order.
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Stewart
Hyde
Defendant
Kansas City
B.C. Hyde
Lathehan
Criminal Court
Spmason
Lathshaw
Jos B. Mayer
Logan O. Swope
Cours
Joseph P. Gittiwee
Dr. Hyde
Conference votes pick Little Rock for Confederate veterans meeting
Mobile April 27 United Confederate Veterans Association closes business session with plans for a parade and week of amusements. Little Rock led on first ballot amid predictions to host 1911 gathering while New Orleans was endorsed for 1915 with exposition ties. Balloting for 1914 meeting place drew cheers as Chattanooga and others contested.
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Mobile
Rook
Ark
New Orleans
United Confederate Veterans’ Association
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Oklahome City
Houston
Texas
Arkansas
New Orleana
Crescent City
Colonel Shipp
Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
Thompson
Rovertson
Patton
Baard of
Trade
Misa Harria
Portamouth
Kappelman
Atlanta Delegation Heads to Washington for Old Post Office Fight
Mayor Robert F Maddox leads Atlanta's prominent citizens to Washington to press for possession of the federal building to serve as city hall. Aldermen Grant Himnepek Evins and Chamber of Commerce members join the delegation. Conference with appropriations committee expected, date to be determined.
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Atlanta
Washington
Robert F. Maddox
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Wee
City Hall
John
W. Grant
W. A. Himnepek
Coine Iman Lemuel N. Evins
Géneral Council
Ana Pregraent
Fawn
Joseph A Mc
Cord
David Woodward
Chamber of Commerce
Francis 5. Brice
Sta
Aulatita
John W. Grant
Samuel N. Evien
B. F. Maddox
F. J.paxon
W. A.hancock
Joseph A. Meord
Democrats Being Groomed to Lead the Dems in 1916
Prominent Democrats are being groomed for leading roles in the 1916 Democratic ticket. New York Mayor Gaynor is floated by New York papers to head the ticket, with other papers backing different candidates. Governor Harmon faces a push to solidify his leadership, while Dr Woodrow Wilson is urged by some allies to aim for the White House, though others want him to run for governor of New Jersey first.
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Promipert
Democraté
Toneph WF Mae
Missouri
New York City
Marshall
ME Tadkens
Bia Gaan Attenton
Taggart
Gaynor
le Heing
New York
Harmon
Ohio
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
New Jersey
White House
Drank Carbo to Bohr and Schulling Takes Acid at Soda Fount
Fréd Schulling Jr of Marietta Ga drank carbolic acid mixed in Coca Cola at a Pryor Street drugstore causing a critical condition at Grady hospital. He was identified by papers from Savannah and a letter from his brother. Horace Allenham 21 a painter attempted suicide with dichloride tablets on Peters Street and survived. He lives with wife and mother on Haynes Street. domestic troubles cited.
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Pryor Street
Fréd Schulling, Jr
Marletts
Grady Hospital
Schulling
F. BE. A. Schulling
Marleta
Schuiling
Clarence Schulting
Ravannah
Brian
Noda
Inis
Marietta
Horace Allenham
Hoelovk
Peters Street
Allenham
Haynes Street
Five Radiator Firms Merge in United States Radiator Co
A merger of five major radiator works is completed. The United States Radiator Company will begin business on May 3. A Pittsburgh firm is said to be a strong part of the combination, with offices to be opened locally.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgh Dispatch
United States
Tzeter
Aspiring Aero Tourist Seeks Curtins Aboard Keroplane
Mins Sarai Gadhee of 652 Highland sayenue applied to pilot a Curtins aeroplane with Charles K. Hamilton at the Speedway next Tuesday. Gadhee praised as light of weight and calm and declared no backing out if permission is granted. Several others submitted writable applications to J. M. Nye, including A. W. Brewerton and James W. Hin. Also a Hackensack will note provides F100 to John B. Curtia to cover expenses Rowan paid while courting Miss Curtia.
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Mins Sarai Gadhee
Highlandsayenue
Charles K. Hamilton
Mise Godbee
J. M Nye
A. W. Brewerton
Charles Belle Isle
James W. Hin
E. G. Mozley
Walter Taylor
M. Sellar
Hackensack
N. J
Joan Rowan
Weatwood
John B. Curtia
Rowan
Miss Curtia
Judge Pendleton Whistling Prank Reveals Courtroom Gaffe
In a third division session Judge George L. Bell pauses a long disposition as a deputy investigates a whistle heard near the courtroom. The deputy returns with a revelation that humorously shifts the mood: the whistler was Judge Pendleton, drawing amused smiles from all present.
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George L. Bell
Bell
Thes Caure
Bte
Tags and money boxes ready for Sheltering Arms tag day
Atlanta charity drive moves to tag day as Sheltering Arms Society gathers badges pennants and sand buckets for sales. Volunteers from 54 committees will canvass city lanes with presiding banners and aid stations at Basy's West Mitchell and Terminal in a yearly fundraiser supported by citizen generosity to fund the home.
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Sheltering Arma Society
EB. Dobbs
Basy
Weat Mitchell
Sheltering Arms Society
Atlanta
Atlante
Inchange
Asante
Iene
Company pledges 5000 for families of slain workers
The Georgia Railway and Company board pledges 5000 to the widow and child of Motorman T. Brown who was killed in the Drula Hill street car hold up. Conductor W. H. Bryson to be cared for by the company during illness with 2500 for Brown’s family and 2200 for Bryson’s family if he does not recover. A 4000 reward is offered for information leading to arrest of the guilty, to be paid quickly. The company vows full effort to capture the murderers.
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W. H. Brynon
T. Brown
Atlanta
Bryson
Georgia Railway
W. H. Brraot
Drula Hilla
Brown
Preston Arkwright
Tina
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Fred Schulling
Keroplane
Wesley Hirshburg
Sarah Godbee
Judge Pendleton
Daputyla
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Matesman Brown
Sam
Brysons
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Cincinnati
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Claw
Huron
Jacksonville
Jupiter
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