Jury Panel Details in Reno Case Revealed
Objections to testimony were overruled and jurors described as married with children. Ten jurors are married, eight have children, six are fathers with daughters. Defense questions on bungalow rental ignored by Judge Van Fleet. Wives of Diggs and Cambatti not yet in court. state marshal cites reconciliation and expected attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roche
A. ‘Phat Maesha Warrington
Lola Norris
Maury Diggs
F. Drew Caminetti
Sacramento
Caminetti
Rano
Nevada
Ings
Pathan Lares
Seise State Room
Rong
Los Angeles
Reno
Sid
Melodex
Diggs, Sr
Talesmen
F. J. Peck
van Fleet
Diggs
Cambatti
Marshal Woodworth
Dictator of Moose grilled by a Mason at Alabama coroner probe
In Birmingham on August 7 E J Northcutt supreme dictator of the Order of Moose for Alabama testified at the coroner’s session investigating the deaths of Donald A Kenley and Christopher C Gustin. Jury member Len M Jacobs pressed questions and obtained Northcutt’s admission that the lodge had no regular degree team and that the initiation was a hit and miss affair. Northcutt stressed the Moose as a high class order and named notable members including President Watson Champ Clark and the late Vice President Sherman. The coroner’s jury will report tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
E. J. Northcutt
Order of Moose
Alabama
Donald A. Kenley
Christopher C. Gustin
Len M. Jacobs
Masonic Fraternity
Northcutt
Kenney
Gustin
Watson
Champ Clark
Sherman
Resume Fight to Free Dr. W. J. McNaughton
The fight to free Dr. W. J. McNaughton, condemned for arsenic murder of Fred Flanders in Swainsboro, was renewed before the prison commission. His attorney argued possible alternate causes and discrimination, while Mrs. Mattia McNaughton’s case was polled prosi ed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McNaughton
Swainsboro
Fred Flanders
Safford
McNaughton
Flandere m
Mattia McNaughton
Polle
Satfold
W. 3. Bell
Atlanta
Shepherd Automatic Switch to End Open Rail Peril
Railroad safety breakthrough promises to end the danger of open and split switches. The Shepherd Automatic Switch uses a non electrical mechanical device to close the main line after the last car crosses the switch and opens when entering a siding. A demonstration is set for Saturday August 9 at 3 p m on the Atlanta and West Point spur track in Oakland City. Public urged to view. details available from W R Green at the Aragon Hotel or W C Warfield at 706 Fourth National Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd Automatic Switch Company
Shepherd
Atlanta and
West Point
Atlanta Manufacturing Supply Company
Oakland City
East Point
W. R. Green
Aragon Hotel
W. C. Warfield
Fourth National Bank
American suffragists paint clubhouse to prove equal
A bold group of women suffragists decried violence and chose paint over bricks. Donning bloomers and overalls, they climbed ladders at Tompkingville M. to daub a clubhouse with bright colors and letter the roof. Miss Elizabeth Degroot led the work aided by Miss Blake and a dozen others, proclaiming a slogan that a woman can do anything a man can.
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Tompkingville
Elizabeth Degroot
Blake
Tribute to Sam Jones at Cartersville today
Cartersville August 7 Special Tomorrow Sam Jones Memorial day at Sam Jones Tavernacle. A 10 o clock service will honor the life and work of the evangelist with talks by Gypsy Smith Bob Jones and John Callahan. An annual feature of the meeting. Afternoon services will invite the African American community to pay tribute to the famed revivalist and friend of the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartersville
Sam Jones
Sami Jones Tavernacle
Gypsy Smith
Bob Jones
John Callahan
Chinese Take Ginseng and Pay $720 a Pound
Washington reports ginseng plants sold to China, mainly as medicine, with U S exports near 153000 pounds valued at 7 20 a pound last year. The market has shifted from 49 cents a pound in the past to 7 20 now as cultivation began about fifteen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
United States
Orient
Department of Sericulture
Engineer Paid $1000 for Capturing Noted Train Robber
Mobile Alabama August 7 Engineer Alvin H Baer of the Louisville and Nashville line received a thousand dollars from the U S post office department for capturing Howard Badwards a notorious train robber on the fast New York and New Orleans express. Baer knocked him in the head after the robbery as the train rode on. He had already received five hundred forty dollars from the railroad company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile. Ala
Alvin H. Baer
Moalte and New Orleans
Louisville and Nashville
United States Post Office Department
Howard Bawards
New York
New Orleans
Baer
E Ward
More Pay for Trolley Men in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Rapid Transit company announced a further pay raise for its motormen and conductors to start September 1. Platform men on surface lines will earn up to 30 cents an hour, while motormen on the subway and elevated system receive a three cent increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapla ‘Pranedt Company
Funeral Notices for Danforth and Peass
William T Danforth who died Thursday morning at home will be buried Friday at 2 pm from the residence 21 Delta plage. He leaves a widow a daughter Mary A and son Thomas C Danforth. Miss Margaret Peass who died Wednesday afternoon will be buried Friday morning from Sacred Heart church with interment at Oakland cemetery.
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William Danforth
William T. Danforth
Delta Plage
Mary A
Thomas C. Danforth
Margaret Posse
Margaret Peass
Sacred Heart Church
Oakland Cemetery
Obituary notices for Duffee Beddingfield and Butler in Union City and Decatur
J W Duffee of Campbell county aged 75 dies after weeks of illness. Funeral at Union City Methodist, interment Fayetteville with Masonic honors. Eunice A Beddingfield aged several, of Oak Street Decatur dies, funeral Saturday at 2 30. Eleanor Butler, 44, dies at Todd Street residence, funeral arrangements later. Survived by husband J A Butler and seven children.
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J. W. Duffee
Union City
J. W. Dantfey
Campbell County
Severd Georgia Regident
Company F Cavalry
Duffee
Grady
Paul
Eunice A. Beddingfield
Agen
Oak Street
Decatur
Ste
W. H. Beddingfeldt
Lehres Brothers
J.T. H. Ro
W. Et Ce Bowen
T. &. Bowen
Stewart Murray
Atlanta
Funeral for Miss Manzaret Posse at Sacred Heart
Miss Manzaret Posse dies in private sanitarium and funeral is held at Sacred Heart church this morning at 9 o'clock with interment at Oakland Cemetery.
Obituary notices for R L Wicker and A J Smith family
R L Wicker aged 4a years died at his residence 788 Wighland avenue Thursday night at 3 o'clock. Survived by wife. Funeral planned for 3 o'clock from Poole's funeral establishment. Also listed is Mrs A J Smith 43 years, who died at residence 145 West Teach tree Thursday night at 11 o'clock. Survived by husband A J Smith a son Young B Smith and two daughters Amelia and Milzabeth. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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R. I. Wicker
Hig
Wighland Avenue
J. CG. Rootexmp
Woodtoenot
A. J. Smith
Iva
West Teach Tree
Young B. Smith
Amelia
Milzabeth Smith
UNC Students Finish Hazing Sentences After Fatality
Raleigh August 7. Three University of North Carolina students completed four months of sentences for hazing William Rand of Smithfield, whose death ended last session. The court allowed W L Norriman George Oldham and A C Hatch to be hired out to their parents. A pardon appeal to Governor Crate was refused, and Chief Justice Clark said it would only enable an early restoration attempt via the courts. Five years must pass before the courts can restore citizenship.
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Raleigh, N. G
University of North Carolina
William Rand
Smithfield
W. L.,norriman
Wi Mington
George Oldham
Raleighland
A. C. Hatch
Mount Olive
Crate
Clark
Slow progress on tariff revision in Washington
Democrats moved slowly on the new tariff bill as an opposing speech by Senator Warren and a sharp debate between Senators Stone and Lippitt dominated the day. Senator Sherman attacked the 15 percent rate on car wheels, labeling the outcome as aiding British and German manufacturers. He cited little China trade for 1914 and 1913, mocking the era as grape juice diplomacy. Senator Stone questioned sources for the cotton schedule, recalling a 1909 Dolliver charge about cotton interests. Senator Lippitt retorted the Democrats behaved like cuttlefish and warned of attempts to discredit him. Warren warned the agricultural schedule would burden farmers, arguing world competition with cheap labor.
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Washington
Warren
Republian
Stona
Lippitt
Sherman
England
Germany
China
Far East
Stone
Payne-Aldrich
Senator Dolliver
Senator Lippitt
Congress
New England
DHS
Northwest
Aviator Colonel Cody Dies In Aldershot Plane Crash
Colonel F B Cody famous Anglo American aviator dies in an aeroplane accident at Aldershot while testing a new craft. Passenger Evans also killed. They flew over government land near government house when the machine lurched and crashed. Cody, once a cowboy, became a popular British aviation figure after winning the Salisbury Plain prize. Cody leaves a widow and two sons, Leon and Frank, in England.
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Henders
F. B. Cody
Aldershot
Cody
Evans
Government i
Government House
British Isles
England
United States
British War Office
Salisbury Plain
Fablan
Leon
Frank
Aviator Da Roche Injured In Nebraska Plane Accident
In Omaha on August 7 Henri de Ka Roche, 46, a skilled mechanic and former chauffeur to the King of Greece, was severely injured when a demonstration flight went wrong. While explaining the engine, the machine crashed from about thirty feet, breaking six ribs, both legs, and causing internal injuries.
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Mamich
Cyatt
da Roche
Omaha
Neb
Henri de Ka Roche
King of Greecs
Lua Roche
la Roche
Victoria
B.C
John F. Bryant
California
Bryant
James H Williams Dies After Turpentine Camp Attack
James H Williams, a Valdosta naval store operator, died after a brutal assault by two men at his turpentine plantation. He was struck with a heavy stick and stabbed, skull crushed, a brain pressure relief operation failing. He had been brought from Point Washington, Florida, ten days earlier for medical aid. His body will be buried in Mayday, Georgia, on Friday.
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Valdosta
James H. Willams
Point Washington
Fla
Willams
Return trip details for St. Simons via A B and A
A note indicates a $9 rate for St Simons return via A B and A with travel on August 16 and a return limit set for September 1. The schedule emphasizes a single round trip price and its deadline.
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ST. Simons
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WAITE
San Francisco
Diggs- Caminett
Astrict Court
Maury J. Diggs
F. Drew Camp
Fur
Diees
Marsha Warrington
Camminetti
Tienes
Savra- Mento
Stegs
Berkeley
Roche
George D. Leslie
D. H. Stevens
DR. W. J. M’naughton
G Hardware
Whitehall
Mortuary
Eleanor Butler
Hieanor Butler
Todd Xstreet
J. A. Butler
Manzaret+Posse
Air Voy
Ager
James H. Williams
BM. Woolley
Victor
Sanitarium
Attenta
Hughes
Myrtle Street
Forrest
George Adair
South Side
John J. Woodside
B. Ivy
Weynan & Connors Bieked
Edgewood Ave
N. Pryor St
B. MM
Grant & GO. Renting Agents
Grant Park
Los
Sfone
Grant & Go
Grant Building
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