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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1912

Page

14

Mexicans Hang Neglected Wife Kill Americans in Cananea

Two Americans were hanged near Cananea Sonora within 48 hours. The governor of Sonora ordered an investigation, suspecting rebels executed them to provoke U.S. intervention. Orozco, leader of Mexican rebels, refused to recognize the United States government and met with American consul Edwards. In Paris Mme Bloch killed Mrs Bridgeman over an affair, claiming vengeance for her husband leaving her for Mrs Bridgeman. she said Bridgeman was not American and the couple sought divorce six months ago.

Mexico City Cananea Sonora Madero Orozco United States Juarez Mexico Pascual Orozco Orogeo Edwards Paris Mme. “Bloch Mmé¢. Blorh

Armistead replies to accusations over compulsory restraint bill

Joel F Armistead defends conduct during maneuvers around the Mann Compulsory Intrance Investment Bill. He explains his absence from hearings, asserts publicity helped the bill reach a hearing, and recounts a memory from Indiana Springs to illustrate honesty challenges faced by witnesses. He signs as General Agent for Cosmopolitan Life Insurance Co.

Atlanta Constitution Atlanta Journal Atlanta Georgian and News Mann McRae Indiana Springs Steve Bailey Rail Bailey Joel F. Armistead Cosmopolitan Life Insurance Company

Frederick Haas Poisoning Incident At Home

Frederick Haas, a young Western Union telegraph collector, drank carbolic acid at his West Baker street home about 10 PM and was rushed to Grady hospital in precarious condition. His wife claims the poison was accidental, while Gi lianas, who drank a large portion of the contents earlier, collapsed and was unconscious. The Western Union company will investigate his six days of absence from work.

Rederick Haas Western Union Telegraph Company West Baker Street Grady Hospital Kiaas Gilianas Hts

Louis Rosenfeld Dies. Funeral Planned Tomorrow

Louis Rosenfeld, 78, died last night at 37k Washington Street. A German-born Atlanta resident since the Civil War era, he leaves a large family including wife Sophia and children Alex W Rosenfeld F Hellbrun H Blackwall Simon M William H Rosenfeld plus relatives in New Orleans New York and Nashville. Funeral Friday afternoon at 38:30 from the residence with interment at Went View.

Louis Rosenfeld Washington Street Eiigen Atlanta Mr. Rosenfeld Germany America New York Washington Sophia Rosenfeld Alex W. Rosenfeld

Flying Professor Hutson Arrested for Fraud in Aviation School

Philadelphia July 31 William Hutson president of the society of aeronautic engineers and head of a city school that claimed to teach aviation was held for trial by a U S commissioner on a charge of using the mails to defraud Lieutenant H C Richardson U S Navy testified that Hutson appeared to know nothing of designing air ships The school in its mailed circulars claimed to teach aviation as well as building air machines

Philadelphia William É. Hutson Society of Aeronautic Engineers United States H. C. Richardson United States Navy Hutson

Tragic Brazil Train Collision Kills Hundred

Rio de Janeiro reports a central Brazilian railway collision results in about one hundred deaths or injuries as suburban trains collide. In a separate case Christopher Majors, a Western Union messenger, is bound over on charges of fraud and failing to turn in money orders after allegedly stealing telegrams and money from a Memphis linked source in town.

Rio de Janeiro Messenger Christopher Majors Western Union Telegraph Company Broyles Bullard Harper Red Light District Memphis

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