Rosenthal murder suspects and graft questions swirl in New York
A report from New York details police efforts to capture gunmen linked to Rosenthal murder. Fraught with graft allegations, officials led by Assistant District Attorney Moss probe police corruption tied to resorts and protection money. Lewis and others face questioning as detectives sweep the region for two missing gunmen.
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Ebe Marales
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Dougherty
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Etil
Wey
Moss
Auburn
District Attorney’s Office
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Manchester
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Webber
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Jack Rose
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Menbers
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Alysis
Joseph
Ars
Silence
Long Distance Candidate Abandons the Automobile
Hon J D Price of Oconee former state senator and candidate for commissioner of agriculture emphasizes switching from car to train and horse and buggy for statewide campaigning. He has visited 83 counties of Georgia and aims for over 100 before the August 7 primary, noting autos injure efficiency in rough country while trains offer steadier, quicker access to farmers.
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J. D. Price
Oconee
Price
South Georgia
Atlanta
Habersham
Georgia
Hitchcock Writes Detective Thriller for Summer Reading
Washington reports Postmaster General Hitchcock contributes a detective story titled The Trail of the Three Trunks or Who Got the Postage Stamps. The tale centers on Ridgar Alien, Richmond Va postmaster tied to 17788 dollars in stamps stolen in March 1910, with detectives and disguises along a seven state chase ending in arrest and accountability.
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Washington
Rank ] Hitchcock
Congress
Ridgar Alien
Richmond
Edward Fay
Richard Harris
Broken Cigars Reveal Political Smirk in Tossed Pocket
In a Cleveland tale a man draws broken cigars from his waistcoat as his girl audits the fragments. He touts Flor de King Alfonsos at five dollars a thousand while her wary judgment notes the setup, a man running for office.
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Cleveland
George
Wrongfully Used. Two Irishmen Inspect New Institution
Two Irishmen examine a newly built institution while discussing order and safety. They note buck ets marked for sake only with water inside. A Boston trip is mentioned as part of a case, while the prosecutor signals a rest. Lefty Louie sighting in Boston is deemed unrelated to Mr. Whitman’s travels.
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Tom Jaeag
Mike
Bsure
Pat
Nate
Boston
Lefty
Louie
Whitman
Rifles Will Be Taken From Striking Miners
Charleston West Virginia August 2 It is said tonight that striking miners and coal company guards are to be disarmed tomorrow. An attack was made on state troops at Mucklow with exchanged shots but no injuries. Governor Glasscock conferred with Adjutant General Eliott about the strike, and officials fear further clashes in the Paint Creek district until both sides are disarmed.
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National Guard
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Glassrock
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Porras Elected President of Panama in 1915 1916 Term
Reports from the capital indicate that electoral assemblies unanimously elected Dr Belisario Porras president for the 1915 to 1916 term. He led as the opposition candidate after General Pedro Diaz withdrew late. President Arosemena had boosted police before the vote, then reduced forces by 300 after.
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First Cotton Bale Sold in Quitman District
Quitman Ga August 2 Special C J Underwood from Hickory Head district sold the season's first cotton bale. It weighing 445 pounds and classed full middling was bought by M A Brantley for 16 cents a pound. It was owned by Quitman Oil Company.
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Quitman
C. J. Underwood
Hickory Head
M. A. Brantley
Quitman Oil Company
Algood West Couple Wed at East Atlanta Church
Mr A H West of 315 Clark street and Miss Jessie Algood of 349 Woodward avenue were married last night at 9 20 at Rev W W West s residence pastor of the East Atlanta Primitive Baptist church 98 Martin street The ceremony was performed by Rev Mr West in the presence of a few friends The couple will reside at 215 Clark street
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Clark Street
Jessie Algood
Woodward Avenue
W. W. West
East Atlanta Primitive Baptist Church
Martin Street
Guffin brothers and Herndon arraigned for park assault
Hurley Guffin Leon L Guffin and A G Herndon faced Recorder Broyles on disorderly conduct charges after a Grantpark private dance invasion two weeks ago. Fines ranged from 25 to 100 dollars with costs. Waits и Reese were injured, and Herndon claimed he acted to separate fighters as a peacemaker before being wounded. A warning against rowdyism followed, with future offenders facing stockade.
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Leon L
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Waits
Guffins Brothers
W. M. Smith
Mrs Minnie Tatum Dies After Protracted Illness in LaGrange
Mrs Minnie Tatum aged 83 wife of Frank Tatum cotton buyer for Well Brothers of Montgomery died at home on Vernon street after a long illness Pellagra given as the immediate cause. She was born in LaGrange daughter of the late HE M Wilkingson and Julia C Wilkingson pioneer residents and a longtime First Baptist Church member. Survived by husband, two children Frank Jr and Miss Sara. Funeral arrangements not set.
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LaGrange
Frank Tatum
Well Brothers
Montgomery
Vernon Street
Pellagra
Tatum
HE. M
Julia C. Wilkingon
First Baptist Church
Frank, Jr
Sara
Local Man J I Burnley Dies At Thomson Home
J I Burnley of Thomson Georgia died at his home Thursday after a lingering illness. Born July 21, 1850 in Warren County, he passed away in Thomson. Funeral services were led by Rev W H Young and he was laid to rest in the local cemetery.
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J. L. Burnley
Thomson
Thomson, Ga
J. I. Burnley
Warren County
W. H. Young
Drowning of Frank Woodruff Near Kingston Reports Funeral Plans
The body of Frank Woodruff, drowned near Kingston Georgia, reached the city and was placed in the Barley and Brandon chapel until Sunday when it will go to Griffin for funeral and interment. The Cyogeruse family, including his wife, have been camping two miles from Kingston. Woodruff went up with a friend to fish when a deep hole trapped him and he drowned before help arrived.
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Frank Woodruff
Kingston
Barclay & Brandon
Griffin
Cyogeruse
Mr. Woodruff
Miss Margaret J. Sutherlin Burial in Greenville
Miss Margaret J. Sutherlin aged 61 of West End Avenue died days ago and was buried yesterday in Greenville Georgia where the body was taken for funeral and interment.
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Margaret J. Sutherlin
West End Avenue
Greenville
Funeral Notices for Rosenfeld and Cardy
Louis Rosenfeld of 371 Washington Street had his funeral held yesterday afternoon at 3 from the residence with burial in Oakland. Mrs Mary J Cardy aged 76 died at a private sanitarium and will be transported to Tampa Florida for funeral and interment.
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Louis Rosenfeld
Washington Street
Oakland
Mary J. Cardy
Tampa
Fla
Multiple Death Notices From Georgia Area
Dr William B Goodwin 63 died yesterday at a private sanitarium and will be moved to Nashville Ga for funeral. Anna May Peterson 2 died at 15 East Fair St and will be taken to Riley Ga for funeral. Riley W Shirley 63 died yesterday at a private sanitarium with service at Hast Point Baptist Church and interment at West View. Cora Estelle Woolf 45 died last night at sister s residence 218 Howell St survived by two children and four sisters. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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William B. Goodwin
Greenberg & Bond
Nashville
Anna May Peterson
East Fair Street
Riley
Riley W. Shirley
Point Baptist Church
West View
Cora Estelle Woolf
L. I. Woolf
J. H. Rogers
Howell Street
Wolf
Ollie JL. Woolf
Rosa Lee Parker
Dallas
Texas
Martlin
Lizzie Armistead
Elmer Williams
Atlanta
Condon's Liabilities Reach 5 Million in Bankruptcy
New York August 2 Martin J Condon president of the American Snuff Company now living in Memphis Tenn was adjudged bankrupt by Judge Hand on the referee's recommendation Condon's liabilities totaled nearly 5 million with his Pelham Manor country place valued at about 300000 as his principal asset Judge Hand criticized excessive family allowances as illegal preferential payments Condon was linked to losses from the Carnegie Trust collapse
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Martin J. Condon
American Snuff Company
Memphis
Tenn
Hand
United States
Condon
Pelham Manor
Handa
Carnegie Trust Company
Progressive party set to convene with broad delegate base
Chicago August 2 The provisional committee of the national progressive party opens its first formal session tomorrow. Delegates from forty six states will decide contests in Georgia Mississippi and Florida and prepare for the first national convention at noon Monday. The state committees include figures such as Oscar R Hundley Dwight Heard J A Comer Hiram W Johnson Ben Lindsey and Joseph M Dixon. Nevada delegates unknown. Illinois progressives to nominate full state ticket tomorrow. Col Roosevelt lauds Kansas electors ruling and comments on party naming and ballot placement.
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National Progressive Party
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Mississppi
Florida
Progressive Party
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Alabama
Dwight la. Heard
Arizona
J. A. Comer
Arkansas
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Ben B. Lindsey
Colorado
H. L. Anderson
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Leslie M. Combs
Kentucky
John M. Parker
Louisiana
F. Bridge
Mississippi
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
J. N. Williamson, Jr
North Carolina
James R. Garfield
Ohio
George C. Priestley
Oklahoma
William Flinn
Pennsylvania
George T. Taylor
Tennessee
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Colonkey
Roosevelt
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Supreme Court
Veterans to Meet at Camp Joseph E Brown in Atlanta
City brief notes veterans from Camp Joseph E Brown U C plan a meeting at the Carnegie Library next Monday night August 5. They will discuss Marietta reunion plans, choose sponsors and maids of honor, and attend to camp business while wearing badges. Also headlines report a post office revenue rise, civil service exams announced, Fuller returning from travels, McClelland ill, and Clark University displaying a record Georgia tomato weighing 223 ounces.
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Joseph E. Brown
U. C
Carnegie Library
Marietta
Georgia
Clark University
National Campaign Committee for Action to be Organized
Governor Woodrow Wilson will travel to New York to help organize the national campaign committee. He plans to meet National Chairman McCombs and decide on a national treasurer and finance committee leaders with McAdoo as a vice chairman and others from the West likely chosen.
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McAdoo
National Committee
McCombs
Anmonnnamente
One Man's Experience. Memoir of Mutsuhito era Japan
A passage describes Japan under Mutsuhito as soldiers shed armor for khaki and rifles, a constitution replaces entrenched rule, and modernization shifts travel from ponies to steam and electricity. The nation opens to tourists after long isolation while expanding influence and engaging diplomatically with the world. Many have seen more, yet few feel intimately involved in such sweeping change.
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Toledo Blade
Matsuhito
Japan
Hee
Mutsuhito
Story of Dry Towns and Leavenworth Tale
In a smoking car discussion a commercial traveler proposes Leavenworth Kansas as a dry town. The men note liquor sales are forbidden unless bitten by a snake. The traveler jokes the town has only one snake and it was too tired to bite after waiting in a line for hours.
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Une
Crop prospects brighten amid Texas rains and cotton market rally
Reports from Texas and the Mississippi region show improved crop outlooks with favorable yields anticipated. Prices fluctuated sharply on rains news, with Liverpool and Manchester markets unsettled, Texas temperatures near 100 degrees, and strong buying by spinners and wall street following the government report. Hester's World Visible Supply shows a weekly decline of 162,772 bales, total 2,495,472, American share 1,802,472, and global movements influenced by recent weather and demand.
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Liverpool
Manchester
Hays
Oklahoma
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Hester
New Orleans
Hewters
Egypt
Brazil
India
Great Britain
Europe
Naval Stores Prices and Shipments Across Savannah and Jacksonville
Turpentine and rosin firms in Savannah report sales and shipments including 680 and 2400 units, with stocks near 85,499. Rosin lines show sales around 2,286 and receipts 3,075, with windows and waterwhite grades cited. Jacksonville notes August 2 firm activity with 1,894 barrels sold, cashes at 42 percent to firm, plus window glass and waterwhite price spans.
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Charleston
G. C
Turpentina Fim
Rosin Fie
Jacksonville
Fla
Beeco M
Market Reports and Auction Notices From Various Cities
Chicago and St Louis market notes show butter cheese and pork prices steady to quiet with mixed receipts. Georgia Felton County administrator sale lists bank stock auction. Governors Island requests sealed proposals for forage and straw supply through 1913.
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