Auto Thieves Dash to Atlanta End in Crash on Lakewood Road
Two black thieves from Senoia Ga steal a five passenger car and speed toward Atlanta. Police block the Jonesboro road near Lakewood. a high speed chase ends when the car hits a telephone pole. The suspects flee on foot. one man identified as Andrew Sieleton 36 and partner Richard Lewis are questioned. Vehicle owned by WBOB Richards of 1 West Tenth Street Atlanta.
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Colorful Summer Travel Ads Highlight Rock Island Rail Specials
An ad touts cheap summer rail fares and routes from Chicago to Colorado and back, with sleeper cars and all steel equipment aboard Rudy Vonntain Limited. Travel Bureau representatives offer packing tips and guidance on camp lodging, with contact details for planning a Colorado trip.
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Theatrical Week Brims With Vaudeville and Screens
A busy Atlanta program features the Great Leon as a leading vaudeville act alongside the Town Hall Minstrels with an European and South African tour behind them. Cabiria screens draw large crowds at the Atlanta, praised as a historic spectacle. The Old Curiosity Shop and The Heart of Midlothian repeats headline the bill at the Grand, while The Story of Little Nell screens as a sentimental favorite.
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Strangling Admission in Monterey Death Case
Japanese photographer George Kodani confessed to killing Miss Helena Wood Smith near Carmel by the Sea. He described meeting her at midnight, a struggle, striking with a shell, then strangling with a fish cord and burying the body at dawn. He claimed he traveled to Monterey afterward and attempted to cash a $26.22 check Smith allegedly gave him.
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Water Power Measure Sent to the Senate
Washington August 25. The administration bill for developing water power on public lands through leasing sites to private firms was sent to the Senate after House approval. Representative Ferris of Oklahoma said the plan would aid irrigation, coal use, and agricultural expansion by leasing sites for nominal rent and directing revenue to the reclamation fund with shares returned to the Treasury and states over time. Leases would extend fifty years.
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Sharp Goes to Paris to Succeed Herrick
Washington August 2 Former Representative William G Sharp of Ohio will depart for Paris to succeed Myron Herrick as ambassador. President Wilson asked Herrick to stay on in Paris as long as needed to brief Sharp, who will serve in an unofficial capacity and delay presenting credentials, with the United States managing German and Austrian interests and relief for Americans on the continent.
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Women Peace Parade Approved By Wilson
New York August 25 President Wilson publicly confirms support for the women peace parade to be held Saturday as the committee reports his approval in a letter. Also reported is the stabbing of Mary Sapp, a Black woman, by Warren Chatman in the city business district yesterday. the injury required twenty four stitches.
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Mortuary notices recount deaths across Fulton area
Obituaries from Fairburn to Augusta list Mrs L M Brown of Fairburn died August 25 at her son's home in Newnan. Adolph Joseph of Milledgeville died. Mrs Mary Benson of Austin Texas formerly West End Atlanta. Mary Handolph Bedgood of Atlanta. Mrs E B Lawrence of Pelham. William Brown shot in Atlanta. Mrs L S Verdell of Augusta. Louis Cohen Lieberman of Sandersville. Miss Mary Jane Whaley of Fair Street. Miss Jennie Watson of Woodward Avenue. infant deaths and family funeral arrangements noted for local residents.
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Nannie Carroll
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Redin Ga
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Hearst Declines Senate Run in New York
William Randolph Hearst released a statement denying any desire to run for the United States Senate. He named James W Gerard as a suitable choice for ambassador to Germany and said he would support Governor Glynn for reelection.
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Rome girl nurse aids wounded soldiers in Paris hotel
Miss Xinglu Burns, a former Shorter college student from Selma, travelled in Europe and joined Red Cross nursing in Paris as war broke out. She cared for French and Allied soldiers for six weeks in a hotel converted to a hospital before returning home Saturday. She plans a Roma visit next winter.
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Length of war tied to ammunition stores, Maxim says
Hudson Maxim, smokeless powder pioneer, warns the war’s duration depends on powder and gunpowder stockpiles. He notes England France and Germany each hold about a half million pounds of gunpowder and that costs of operations could outpace finances, predicting great battles will be costly beyond past wars.
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Colorado Guardsmen Declared Not Guilty
Denver August 26 Court martial findings released show all twenty two National Guard members acquitted of murder manslaughter arson and larceny in the Ludlow battle case. Lieutenant Linderfelt was found to have struck Louis Tikas with a rifle but the act deemed justified. Adjutant General Chase submitted verdicts to Governor Ammans for approval.
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White robed women urge world peace marchers in war awkward plan
A satirical piece extols a sister’s idea for women to don pure white robes and march through hostile countries while bands of palm bearing prop men discuss sending anesthetizing guns into camps at night. Transportation and cotton mill work hinder the dream as nations weigh public sentiment and logistics.
Atlanta's Strides From Day To Day
A garbled list of property transfers and deeds in Atlanta with names such as Tack B Stewart Marie Tones and United States Mortgage and Trust Company, plus assorted streets and lots, dates, and amounts, ending with ads and a brief poem note about a judge story and a self rising flour advice.
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Violence charged to organized labor in Stockton case
San Francisco August 25 testimony before the federal industrial relations commission featured union leaders denying violence by labor while merchants claim violence and property destruction occurred. Anton Johannsen led a two week union fight in Stockton and Open Shop advocate Bird branded violence claims as a farce. The Stockton dispute to be resumed tomorrow.
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Call to American Chemists in War Cotton and Dye Crisis
The United States dominates raw cotton with 14 percent of world supply. war disrupts European mills, reducing demand and shrinking markets. Germany controls dyestuffs, threatening global cotton goods with shortages. American chemists must rapidly expand dye production to salvage shipping and textile industries and seize world markets.
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Plowing Up Cannon Bails
A Belgian farmer has long plowed up cannon balls, a legacy carried by generations. Indications show descendants may continue the unusual harvest, linking farming practice with historic munitions finds across the region.
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