Riot Toll Grows After Troopers Fire on Strike Mob
Amid a citywide riot, State Trooper Smith was killed and several troopers wounded as mounted units opened fire on strikers. Six strikers were felled in the initial volley, with three reported fatally shot. Deputies and sheriff’s aides were attacked. a deputy sheriff was killed and trampled as crowd violence continued. The Ohio Valley hospital treated ten injured, including three fatally.
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Smith
Ohio Valley
Theord
Sl4&t
Sherif Gumbert
Ozone
Unio Valley Hospital
Old Man Held on Assault Charge in Bartow County
Cartersville Ga August 22 William Golden white 02 years old was today placed in Bartow county jail charged with criminally assaulting Miss Annie Gentry a feeble minded young girl on July 22 Golden disappeared from his home near Taylorsville then was seen at the scene and later arrested by Sheriff Popham This case arouses great community anger as officials prepare to shield the prisoner from possible mob action The jail holds four men charged with rape the highest number in the county Ever held at once alongside Golden John and R J Worthington are held for assault on Miss Elrod near Taylorsville and Howard Stokley a young negro bound over for assault on a year old negro girl under revolting circumstances Authorities take precautions to prevent mob violence without trial
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Cartersville
Willam Golden White
Bartow
Annie Gantry
Golden
Taylors
le Shortl
Popham
Bir
Gentry Golden
Bartow County
Contalne
Georgia
John
R J Worthington
Miss Elrod
Taylorsville
Nagro
Howard Stokley
Paselen
Chris Daniard
Mwoo
Tre
Dover
Coen
Melu
Aindrey
Evers
Tfe
Jesus
Ito
Bronson Howard Held On Woman’s Complaint In New York
Theodora Gerard, opera singer, sought to drop charges against playwright Bronson Howard who she accused of threatening her life and forcing her to give a ring. He remains in $1,000 bail on robbery and carrying concealed weapons. Examination set for Thursday. Gerard admitted affection and intent to marry. Market note follows.
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New York
Theodora Gerard
George F Bronson-Howard
Brannon- Howard
Wilson Mizner
Bronson-Howard
Gerard
Troops Move North as Reyes Refugees in Mexico
Mexican Herald reports reinforcements near Gateana where General Bernard Reyes seeks refuge. Troops from San Luis Potosi head to Doctor Arrayo to counter alleged Reyes sympathizers. Customs guards doubled at border to curb arms airdrop fears amid Mexican political tensions.
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Mexico City
Mexican Herald
Gateana
Bernard Reyes
San Luis Potosi
Doctor Arrayo
Reyes
Tralne
Acre
Jute Castillo
Monterey
Tiesno
Alabama Solos Adjourn Tuesday in Special Session
Montgomery August 22 With 89 Senate bills and 5 house bills on calendars the Alabama legislature opens the final week of its special session Tomorrow adjournment is expected Tuesday night or Wednesday Governor Comer may send back the Fuller prohibition bill tomorrow with wording changes no major amendments anticipated The Anti Saloon League bills except the Fuller measure have cleared and are in force
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Montgomery
Ala
Senate
House
Alabama Legisature
Cemer
Walter Wellman’s Bold Flight Toward the North Pole
Explorer Walter Wellman, who aimed to reach the pole by air from Spitsbergen in balloons, led a prior expedition to 81 degrees latitude in 1904. His 1906 attempt faced long odds and harsh conditions, with 600 miles to the pole and 800 more to Barrow, after a 20 mile initial dash thwarted by winds.
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Walter Wellman
North Pole
Spitsbergen
America
Anuree
Jowries
Zeppe Ilna
Spitzbergen
Barrow
Wellman
Speedway to tighten rules after Indianapolis race tragedy
Indianapolis officials plan changes after last weeks deadly race at the new speedway. Proposals include limiting long distance driving to 100 miles, requiring driver physicals after rests, adding a mechanic and two assistants per car, and enforcing these measures at the track without National Automobile Organization approval. Fences to be moved back forty feet and a guard rail installed. Henry Tapking, injured yesterday, is expected to recover per his doctors.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolia Motor Speedway
American Automobile Association
The
Speedway
St Wa
Inlanapolis
National Automobile Organization
Henry Tapking
France and Mexico clash over Clipperton Island in Pacific
Washington reports a dispute between France and Mexico over Clipperton Island amid Panama Canal completion hopes. Arbitration by Italy is proposed. French claims rest on discovery and formal possession. The island lies southwest of Acapulco in a dangerous lagoon. navigators warned to approach with caution.
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Washington
Clipperton Island
Pacific Ocean
Panama Canal
France
Mexico
Acapulco
Bloody clash between white youths and rope-armed attackers
In Louisville on August 22 a violent clash between white youths and two bands of Black men left three white teenagers hospitalized. Victor von Borries and Lee Hell, both from Louisville, and Edward Prince of Winnington NC, son of an Atlantic Coast Line official, were injured. von Borries may not recover. One report notes razors used by the attackers and mentions Milton H. Smith, president of the Louisville and Nashville railroad, offering aid.
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Louisville
Victor von Borries
Lee Hell
Edward Prince
Winnington
Atlantic Coast Line
Prince
von Borries
Milton H. Smith
progi+ dent
Loufaville
Neshville
Violent Stabbing After Racial confrontation on street
After a private car trip from Audubon Country Club heading to Louisville, a racial disturbance occurred on the rear platform as a group of negroes sang loudly. A fight erupted when insults were exchanged and youths were slashed. Prince and Von Bortles were operated on and may not recover. police arrested one black man.
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Louiaville
Audubon Country Club
Seraw
Iater
Hogross
Prince and von Bortles
Ong Negro
Taft era weighs on Sherman act debate at cabinet meeting
The article notes discussions on restraint of trade under the Sherman act with Attorney General Wickersham leaving for New York and Secretary Meyer pursuing navy retrenchment investigations. It mentions possible army reductions and President Taft's schedule in Massachusetts including Yale club events and a Boston chamber banquet before his western trip.
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Wickersham
New York
MacVeagh
North Shore
Dublin
Secpratary Meyer
Navy Department
Congress
Wll
Massachusetts
Yale Clubs
Brookline
Sonder
Boston Chamber
Commerce
Georgia Life Insurance expands into casualty field in Macon
Georgia Life Insurance Company of Macon announces entry into casualty insurance alongside life coverage. Secretary L A Shepherd and associates return from Atlanta and New York negotiations to offer accident, health, employers liability, fidelity bonds, plate glass and other lines. Company growth noted with leaders including W H Small and C B Lewis. Two teenagers detained by police after attempting to lodge at a Madison Avenue hotel unaccompanied.
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Macon
L A Shepherd
Georgia Life Insurance Company
Atlanta
Shepherd
New York
Ufe
Baltimore
United States
W. H. Small
C.B Lewis
John G. Walker
J J. Cobb
W. J. Massee
LA Shepherd
M. Y Manley
J. C McAfee
H. Wolfe
J E Hall
Will Old Book Stand Sermon by Rex T Campbell DD
Rex T kk Campbell DD of Cambridge delivers a sermon at Baptist Tabernacle arguing the Bible’s divine truth via eyewitness testimony and personal experience. He defends Christ’s resurrection, outlines historical context, and urges readers to test the claim Jesus saves by faith.
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Wil
Rex T Kk Campbell DD
Cambridge Mass
the Baptist Tabernacle
John Iy
Christ
Samaritana
Babe
Bethishem
Nazareth
Rome
Palestine
Jesus
Lord
Washington
Cromwell
Inmates of Poor House Marry at Sandersville
In Sandersville on August 22 Miss Sarah Hartley aged four and E G Joiner aged 28, both inmates of Washington county poor house, wed before a crowd. Judge Juatha R M Brown hesitated then agreed to seal the marriage as the couple returned to their home at the poor house. The bride wore a thick veil to hide her wrinkles.
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Sandersville
Sarah Hartley
E G Joiner
Washington County
Juatha
R M Brown
Remembering How the Other Half Lives Series Opens
Rev Frank Siler of Wester Memorial Church led the first of four Sunday studies on social contrasts in Chicago. The event emphasized the church’s mission across classes and upcoming deaconess work. Also noted were a Fall Athenea encampment near College Park and the Baracas event, plus quarterly ladies’ goola meeting and council postponements due to five Mondays.
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Frank Siler
Wester Memorial Church
Chicago
Lee
Grama
Ser
Wesley Memorial Church
Fred Miles
Steragoticon
Mortuary Notes From Local Deaths In Georgia
Obituary brief listing multiple local deaths including Robert C Duncan infant in Hapeville, Mrs Mary McElhenny of 59 Lake Avenue, and Mrs T W Irwin of Lewisville with surviving family details and funeral arrangements. Interment locations include Sylvester and Hapeville Cemetery, Rome Ga, and noting a 4 month old death at Hapeville residence yesterday morning.
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Robert C. Duncan
Robert C Duncan
H ¢ Duncan
Hapeville
Mary McElhenny
Pete
J T McElhenny
Lake Avenue
Rome
K K K Flour in the Kitchen Phrase Emerges
A fragment mentions K K K Flour, with unclear surrounding text. It hints at a kitchen phrase or slogan but lacks complete context, making specifics difficult to confirm.
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Senor Mariscal
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Tehuantepec
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Aggie Eewing
Indianapolis Track
Clipperton
Italy
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Harvard Lampoon
Chisago Record-Herald
Reada
Continental Creamery CO
W. F. Donovan
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Georgia Life
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Oate Wingard
Birla
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Madigan Avenue
Slespera
DR. Campbell
Fallathesa
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Philana
Paces. Broome
Benster
Atlants
Arthur
Cornell
Offy
General Council
Cobnell
Muchigortha
G. M. Barnett
Ormewood
Sylvester
G M Barusu
T. W. Irwin
Lewisville
Gao
T W Irwin
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