Kentucky counterfeit money plot ends with Roberts arrest
John Roberts of Simpsonville and Marion Roberts face federal action after Secret Service traps reveal a plan to flood the nation with counterfeit pesos and forged stock certificates. A trunk with 1.6 million dollars in Mexican notes was found. other arrests include printer Will Karnig and housekeeper Nannie Harp.
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Washington
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Don Bain Trial Reveals Life Story In Murder Case
The trial of Don M. Bain for the murder of B. G. Williams opened with Bain presenting a written life statement. He described his service, business career, and the events leading to the shooting, asserting self defense as Williams allegedly threatened him with a knife. The day included expert testimony on positioning and wounds, and jury selection proceeded as evidence continued.
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Moncrief Furnace Company
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Belcher-Gullatt Plumbing Company
A. W. Callaway
Whitehall Street
Claude Shumate
W. D. Kerlin
Inspector Georgia Terminals Company
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Capitol Avenue
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Convicts Fickt Duel in a Cell at Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh August 19 Two German convicts at the Western penitentiary fought in a cell during a daring fall delivery attempt. Convict A4977 is in the hospital with multiple stab wounds while Convict 6642 is in solitary confinement. Two accomplices accused in a tunnel digging are confined nearby. The pair are Dominick Hives Allasy Furman and Henry Clare alias Joseph Haas.
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Two Buried Alive in Virginia Town
Alexandria Virginia August 19. Russell Wise 11 years old and Chant ean 9 years old were buried alive beneath a steep embankment that caved in near Uris city today. They had no warning and were smothered to death under tons of earth. Several hours were needed to dig them out.
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Woman Trounces Danish Solons In Parliament
In Copenhagen on August 19 Mile Westernee, a noted suffragette, forced her way to the president’s chair and delivered a fiery rebuke to the Danish deputies. She denounced the men as hirelings betraying Denmark’s honor, shouting through the interruptions until aides removed her from the chamber.
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$1000 Check Found In Rubbish At Chicago Depot Substation
Postoffice inspectors recovered a $1000 check payable to the Mary Thompson hospital from a rubbish pile under the flooring of a depot substation. The letter was among several with smaller checks. an employee's arrest led to the discovery and authorities say many letters were rifled and funds not forwarded but hidden.
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Mary Thompson Hospital
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Tragedy Opens Day With Fatal Crash
At Indianapolis on August 19 two drivers Bourque and Holcomb died after Bourque’s Knox car crashed into the fence near the grandstand during the 230 mile race. Oldfield set a mile record and Chevrolet in a Buick hit 10 miles in a new time, while Liebert Harman won the 250 mile feature amid heavy accidents. The tragedy prompted an ultimatum from the American Automobile Association demanding track safety improvements and full oiling of the surface.
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Taft Chauffeur Restricted to Twenty Miles an Hour
Beverly Massachusetts August 19. Officials announce President Taft’s chauffeur Robinson must not exceed twenty miles per hour at any time. The speedometer remains at the maximum until reset, addressing fears rooted in sensational reports of high speed driving.
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Wrights sue Aeronautic Society over patent for aeroplane
Wilbur and Orville Wright filed in the United States circuit court alleging that the Herring Curtiss aeroplane, recently acquired by the Aeronautic Society, infringes their heavier-than-air flying machine patents. They seek destruction of the infringing craft and treble damages. A hearing is expected in October.
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EW National Bank Planned for Atlanta
A brief notice indicates EW National Bank plans to establish a branch or new presence in Atlanta, signaling expansion and potential local economic activity.
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Movement to form a new national bank in Atlanta
The city considers organizing a sixth national bank at a central corner. A former governor is drafting subscription papers as directors and officers are to be elected. Many businessmen are cautious about public discussion while signals point to a substantial venture with growing trust company receipts backing the plan. In Birmingham, Alabama, a southbound train collided with freight No. 148 causing injuries but no reported passengers harmed.
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Weather Prophecy Briefing for Georgia
Weather prophecy notes generally fair conditions with light to moderate north winds. Forecast includes Friday and Saturday with high near 87 degrees and low around 70s, rainfall nil in 24 hours, and notable monthly excess rainfall figures.
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