Rotary Visitors Enjoy Atlanta Welcome Event
Tuesday brought a bustling Rotary day in Atlanta as Birmingham Rotary Club members, twenty to thirty two strong, arrived at 12:40 and were hosted by Atlanta Rotarians led by Hubert Anderson. A luncheon at Andes was followed by a dinner at Capital City Club where an eloquent toast introduced a prominent Atlanta civic figure. The visit featured club tours, sightseeing, and expressions of mutual appreciation between Birmingham and Atlanta Rotaries.
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Atlanta
Birmingham Rotary Club
City
Hubert Alersen
Howard Gederr
New Andes Watel
Siexy Perry
Rotary Cnby
Mir Ferry
I Bromfield Ridley
Birmingham
Howard Geldert
Capital City
Hubert Anderson
Hla Bay Prest Veln
Vic Anderson
Van
Celal
Gretels
Pries
Alabama
Gate City
Army officers fined for telling secrets
Berlin authorities imposed light sentences on German ordnance corps officers and men tried by court martial for betraying military secrets, accepting bribes and insubordination. Lt Tuanwen got two months, Lts Schleuder and Hinst four months each, Lt Howe 43 days, Chief Clark Pfeiffer six months, plus light penalties for others. Evidence showed disclosures to Krupps' representative about government contracts.
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Berlin
German Ordnance Corps
Tuanwen
Schleuder
Hinst
Howe
Clark Pfeiffer
Ordnance Department
Krupps
Aviators Killed at Kraenoye Selo Camp
Russian military aviators Lieutenant Polikarpov and his mechanic were killed when a wing broke at high altitude at Kraenoye Selo camp. Their aircraft turned over and threw them from the plane.
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St. Petersburg
Polikarpoff
Kraenoye Selo
Clemency Denied for Julian Hawthorne and accomplice
Washington reports that Julian Hawthorne and Dr William J Morton of Boston were denied clemency after concurrent federal convictions for using the mails to defraud through mining stock sales. The Justice Department officials rejected a parole recommendation, with terms set to run at Atlanta Penitentiary and end in October after time earned for good behavior.
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Toko Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Jasan Hawthorne
William J Morton
Boston
Atlanta
Department of Justice
Federal
THREE ATLANTANS HURT IN WRECK ON CENTRAL
Three Atlantans sustained injuries when Central railway passenger train No 4 derailed near the city. Twelve colored passengers were cut by glass, with one severely wounded. The crash, caused by run defect in the express car, left six cars off the track but none overturned. Names include L Stephens, Ashley, and S L Stephens among others. several Savannah and Atlanta employees were listed with varying injuries. The accident occurred around mid afternoon as the train approached the area.
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Oliver
Sivan
Aspe
Two Alleged Burglars Caught in Savannah
A Savannah police telegram reports Poy Nash and Larry Scharpton held for trial on a series of break ins. Officers will bring them here for trial after an in city arrest. Stolen goods were found on the men.
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Hint Jett
Police Department of
Savannah Gastitine
Poy Nash
Larry Scharpton
Owhir Omen
Sish
Scharpton
Ty Sivannah
Southern Pine Men Gather At Banquet
A social banquet brings together thirteen members of the Southern Pine community. The event was formal and centered on fellowship and business talk, with a lively evening and camaraderie among attendees.
Sheet Metal Workers Guests at Barbecue
A barbecue at Veh te Cis vesterdas featured two Kindred delegates to the International Association of Sheet Metal Workers convention. Sulman of Pittsburgh, president, called the session to order in the Pleémont convention hall. John E Bray of Kansas, secretary treasurer, attended. Committees on credentials were named and an adjournment taken until this morning for executive session.
Florida man pleads guilty to voting fraud in Pensacola
Pensacola residents report a man indicted for fraudulent voting in the latest election. A city commissioner was arrested and pled guilty citing ignorance of the crime. He was fined 25 dollars and costs. Two more arrests were made, totaling twelve awaiting appearance Monday.
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Pensacola Fla
Resburn
Appalachicola
Fla
Keep Hands Off Cries Huerta amid Mexican mediation talks
Amid stalled details at the White House and State Department, officials seek a peaceful transition from Huerta to a provisional president who would oversee elections and form a government acceptable to both sides. The plan envisions U S recognition of the new regime, with delegation heads and ambassadors preparing for a stabilized diplomatic footing.
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White House
Ihe
State Department
Lind
Ciecies
Huerta
United States
Merah
Tatin Ammerl
Washington
America
Huertas
Virgind
Th Weatars
WT Son
Bryan
Terensay
Mif Ling
Wien
Preference Primary Not Heeded By Wilson
Washington August An unsuccessful fight occurred in an executive session of the senate to oppose the change to a preferential primary for postmaster in Norwich South Carolina where Frank Tracy won 140 to 16. Senators Crawford and Sterling and Bristow opposed confirmation for about an hour. Republicans backed Engel while only about six others voted yes on the roll call. Democratic leaders asked delay on James C Coffey for Internal Revenue collector in the North and South Dakota division. Coffey's confirmation faced Republican resistance over his resignation from the Democratic state committee chairmanship.
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Washington
Senate
of & J
James C Coffey
Assailant of Girl Kills Her Defender
New York policeman Patrick Cotter a former cavalryman and New York City recruit shot and killed by Charles di Martin in the Bronx after pursuing an assailant who first shot at a girl on a street. Cotter had passed the best examination among 1609 candidates and was near district force status. Di Martin a young barber allegedly fired at Cotter as he chased the suspect and then shot Cotter in the breast.
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New Fork
Patrick Cotter
Philippines
United States Army
New York
Bronx
Cotter
Charles di Martin
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Wheeler My Heeler Busness
Tack Bible
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Beeninohem
Lareear Ald
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W J. Morton
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Detroit, Michigan
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Reference Bureau Commission
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