Man shoots sister in law then turns gun on himself
Baltimore August 12. Julian Edmund, 87, allegedly shot his sister-in-law Miss Bleamer Cole, 34, daughter of a state official, during an apparent family incident and then fired at himself. Miss Cole died hours later while Edmund, wounded, was listed in critical condition. A witness said Edmund claimed he was teasing Eleanor and his wife when the pistol discharged. Additional shots were reported by a witness and police found four empty cartridges at the scene.
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Bleamer Cole
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Miss Cole
Eleanor
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Donton
Fleanor ¢Zland
Cora Steen
Paruni
Cele
Edmund Sampant
Edmund Satd
Clayton Named for U S Senator Controversy Over Interim Appointments
Washington and Alabama politics collide as Governor Clayton, after consulting top lawyers, asserts the power to fill a Senate vacancy by appointment. Democratic leaders in Congress question authority under the seventeenth amendment, planning to challenge credentials.
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Alabama
Union
Washington
Neal
Henry D Clayton
Johnston
Vr Clayton
O Nerman
Judiciary Committee
Clayton
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Oheals
Kern
Majons
Brakeman Loses Legs In Jam Between Cars
A brakeman on the Southern railway was caught between a car and heavy rails during a crossh- ing incident with two loaded steel cars. Both legs were amputated after a half hour of rescue work. He was transported to Atlanta hospital via ambulance. Weathering, married, resided at 146 Kimball Street, has served the railway for over ten years.
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Southern Railway
John & Weather
Weratherd
Broackwood Crossing
Pattersons Ambulance
Atlanta
Weathering
Kimball Street
The
Seven Ice Men Fined For Short Weights In Atlanta
A vigorous campaign targets wagon drivers for short weights. Seven drivers appeared before Recorder Pro Tem Preston on Tuesday and each was fined. Officer Hollis and Inspector W T Buchanan aided in the cases, with Chief J E Beavers optimistic about savings for Atlanta housewives.
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Renault
Preston
Hollis
W T Buchanan
J EL Beavers
Atlanta
Kansas Faces Historic Heat Wave Across State
Kansas endures an exceptional heat spell with Kansas City reporting the hottest August day this year while Topeka hits 105 and Clay Center records 112. Cities from Abilene to Manhattan rise above 100, prompting prayers for rain and water restrictions as Oklahoma City reaches 101.
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Missouri
Oklahoma
Eures
Topeka
Kansas Clay Center
Manhattan
Abilene
Ottawa Junction City
Eminania
Emporia
Tichison
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Oklahoma City
Lax
Catholic Bishop Ordered Out of Diocese Amid Federation Protests
Milwaukee August 12 Delegates of the American Federation of Catholic Societies adopted resolutions protesting conditions in Lead South Dakota mining towns that forced Bishop Joseph Busch from his diocese. The body urged a US protest against church property despoliation in Portugal, backed labor unions for reform, and affirmed Catholic schooling and social missions while discouraging eugenics and foreign missions criticisms.
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Wis
American Federation of Catholic Societes
Thoehe Hearst
Pleasanton
Cal Ingther
William Handolph Mearst
Heagein
New York
F J
Hearst
Busch
United States
Congress
Portugal
Charman
Irmmelus
Pittsburg
Federation
Vansigner
Patrick J Supple
Poston
Foreign Missions
Catholic federation favored by unanimous convention vote
Monsignor M J La vellée of New York City presented the religious committee report as Cathole encyclopaedia and an international Catholic federation received unanimous support at the convention.
Mrs Mills Refutes Leaving Husband in City
Mrs Bdham Mills, reported to have departed from her husband W W Mills after a family quarrel, telephoned police headquarters to say she is still in the city and has no intention of leaving. She refused to reveal her location, and officers have not located her yet.
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Mrs. Mills
Mra Bdham Mills
W W MilLs
Mrs J H Bate Dies in San Antonio Description
Mrs J H Bate widow of the late 4s H Bate died in San Antonio Texas Monday night at 11 o'clock. The body will be interred there. The deceased is a former resident of Atlanta.
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J. H. Bate
J H Bate
H Bate
San Antonio
Tex
Atlanta
Callaway Conducts Wednesday Prayer Meeting
In Dr Caleb 1 Ridley’s absence the Central Baptist church in North Carolina will have Eugene Callaway president of Gate City Coin factory conduct the Wednesday evening prayer meeting. The service starts promptly at 8 o clock.
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Caleb 1 Ridley
Central Baptist Church
North Carolina
Eugene Callaway
Gate City Coin Factory
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