Militia Moves to Enforce Law at Atlantic City Barrooms
News from Seagir New Jersey reports Governor threats to deploy state troops to Atlantic City to enforce Sunday closing and anti gambling laws. The governor proposes a special session to place city affairs under militia control if needed. Indictments for excise violations arise as grand jury actions and court friction unfold.
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Atlante City
United States
Ecner Fort
Atlantic
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Theaz
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Candi
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Atlantic City
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Court of Return
Thomas W. Trencenard
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Gaskell
Sherif Smith E Johnson
Atlantis County
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Golden
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State Excise Commission
Sherifid Johnson
Trenchard
Higbee
Atlantic County
Joseph W. Balus
Justice Trenchard
Tapps Lecture Tonight Draws Large Crowd
State confirms Tapps will lecture tonight attracting a large audience with spots filling quickly. Organizers urge early arrival as seating may be limited and interest remains high across all departments.
Order Will Be Kept Says Chief Jennings At Grand
Atlanta police chief Chlet Jennings vows to hire men at the Grand Thursday night to maintain order for Colonel Sidney Tapp’s lecture on Church Graft and Grafters in the Church. High Sheriff Nelms confirms receipt of Col Tapp’s letter, and city officials promise a peaceful event with police and firemen receiving proceeds for local charities.
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Chlet Jennings
Atlanta
Tapp
John W. Nelms
Yapp
Opera House
Sidney Tapp
Citisens
Jack Wilson i
Colonel Tapp
Kreate Charities of
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Woodside
Savannah
Faneuil ¢Hall
Boston
Peter Cooper Union
New York
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Annis Boasted of His Conquest Revealed in Letter
New York reports name of witness who said he heard William E Annis boast of his conquest of Mis Peter C Hains wife of Captain Hains was revealed after a conference between General Hains and lawyers defending his two sons Captain Peter Conover Hains Jr and Thornton Jenkins Hains who await trial for murder. Curtis of Princeton wrote General Hains offering sympathy and stating he heard Annis boast of relations with the life of a son on two occasions in clubs and on a yacht near New York. Two colored maids in Mrs Hains employ would testify for the defense.
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Willam E. Annis
Mis
Peter C. Hains
Hains
General Hains
Peter Conover Hains, Jr
Thornton Jenkins Hains
Annia
Hedge
A. Curtis
Bankstreet
Princeton
N. J
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Washington, D. C
Gen. Hala
Curtis
Annis
Admiral Hill Dies After Varied Naval Career
Pensacola August 27 Charles H Hill for twenty years held a commission in the American navy as a lieutenant who resigned to become captain in the Brazilian navy commanding the cruiser Nichtherov later rear admiral in the Chilean navy He also served as a captain of volunteers in the Spanish American War and fought in South Africa under General Cronje He was said to have been reduced financially to near pauperism and was a familiar figure in Atlanta streets years ago He came to Atlanta in the middle 60s Brasil had just emerged from entanglements with European powers and Nichtherov was a small warship built under Hill who reorganized the Brazilian navy Continued on Page Two.
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Charles H. Hum
Asairatt
Nichtherov
Hit
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Cronjey
Hill
Atina
Charles Ill
Atlanta
Atreeta
Brasil
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United States Navy
Leutenant
United States
Labor Leaders Plan Action to Back Bryan and Kern
Reports from New York and Washington describe talks between American Federation of Labor officials and Democratic campaign planners. Gompers and Mack outlined labor bureau plans in key cities, central bureau in Chicago, and agreed to deliver labor speakers and literature to bolster Bryan during the election.
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Bryan
Federationtat
John [ Mitchell
Unitped
Mine “Workers of America
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James Duncap
Daniel Rheefe
Federation
L. R. Thomas
Metal ‘Trades Federation of North America
P. J. McArdle
Thhe Amalgamated Iron, Beer and Tin Workers
Jera Ls Sullivan
Treasury
J. G Skemp
Brotherhood of Painters
Thomas F. Tracy
Legislative Committee
Grant Tkamilton
Cal Wyatt
Phulp J Byrne Emmett T. Floyd
Chris Evans
George (. Campbell
Jerome Jones
John Lennon
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KERN
New York
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W. J. Bryan
Norman KE. Mack
Samuel Gompers
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Connell
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Labor Buresna
Mack
National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Natiional Committee
Augusta Flood Recedes Amid Looting Reports and Missing Persons
Flood in Augusta is easing yet looting is widespread and many residents are missing. Officials caution the death toll is still unknown. Rescue teams continue searching homes and businesses as waters fall.
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Augusta
Train service resumes over Southern to East
Through trains to Atlanta and New York resume over the Southern after delays since Tuesday. Seaboard Air Line service remains suspended beyond Sherton due to track damage. Trains from the east into Atlanta are arriving late or via detours, with full recovery expected later today as tracks are repaired.
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Beer dumped into sewer in Oklahoma City incident
Eight hundred barrels of beer valued at $80,000 were emptied into a city sewer in Oklahoma City in the presence of State Dispensary Agent Robert L. Losier and Internal Revenue Detector Charles Howard. About two thousand people attended, hoping to salvage, but the beer was already on hand when the prohibitory law took effect.
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Oklahoma
Okla
Robert KE. Losier
Internal Revenue
Charles Howard
Blackmail attempt at Roosevelt before court martial
Bordeaux August 27 An extraordinary court martial heard Camille Marquet of the military ambulance corps charged with blackmailing President Roosevelt. He allegedly demanded 2000 dollars on behalf of my society for services during the election and threatened a scandal if unpaid. He was sentenced to six days imprisonment.
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Bordeaux
Tuly
Camille Marquet
Roosevelt
Marquez
Marquet
Portugal
Aos
Maryland executive fatally shot on Atlantic City boardwalk
Charlies B. Roberts, president of the National Supply Company of Baltimore, was shot on the Atlantic City boardwalk during a rainstorm while being pushed in a chair by Mrs. W. Fox Williams. A stranger demanded Roberts rise, fired, and fled. Police suspect a vengeance motive. Roberts, aged 68, is connected to Maryland clubs. Also, Rep. Dean will return to Georgia to attend a special legislative session.
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N. J
Charlies B. Roberts
National Supply Company
Baltimore
Roberta
Roberts
Maryland
Suffering Among Prorer Classes in Augusta Fire Flood Loss
Aug 27 report from Augusta GA notes hunger among poorer residents after a fire and flood devastated Nixon Grocers. Two paper keepers, Harry Carr and Harry McAuliffe, are reported dead in the disaster, with hours spent amid rising waters and rising misery.
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Augusta
Harry Carr
Harry McAuliffe
Nixon Grocers Company
Augusta Ga Flood Disaster Recedes Five Deaths Reported
Water eight feet deep covered Augusta streets as rescue efforts moved in. Telegraph and train service were halted, but relief began and normal conditions were seen returning. Five deaths confirmed include a tailor and three Black men. two bodies floated downstream as cotton bales drifted with floodwaters. Fire department and volunteers aided victims, with aid reaching evacuated families. further details continued on Page Three.
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Jacaite Farce Anakst
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Pais Eands
Weather bulletin on floods and river levels across Georgia
The Weather Bureau reports rivers are at peak in southern areas with lower reaches still rising. The Santee Oconee and Ocmulgee will continue to rise slowly for days, while Altamaha flood waters will delay reaching the Atlantic until well after mid September. Georgia Friday sees warmer interior, Saturday fair with light to fresh northeast winds.
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Weather Bureau
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Oconee
Oemaulgee
Altamaha River
Atlantic
Georgia
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