Election results by ward with numerous names listed
Result of election lists Alderman First Ward J H Sea Wright Alderman Fifth Ward Jno L Sisson Alderman Tenth Ward Nelson T Suratt Councilman First Ward Charles B Silverson Councilman Second Ward Osqar El Welleamson Councilman Third Ward Woodall Councilman Fourth Ward W Farlinger Councilman Fifth Ward W Leonard Bell Councilman Sixth Ward Dr El V Mincey Councilman Seventh Ward JoX Le Anders Councilman Eighth Ward Ah Reynolds Councilman Ninth Ward J P Dennis for unexpired term. Councilman Ninth Ward JL Carventia Councilman Tenth Ward A J Phacouk Carl Solvin for unexpired term General Manager Waterworks W Z Smith
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J. HR. Sea Wright
JNO
Loewus
Totaino
City É
Prarent
Oscar H. Williamson
Joseph Loewus
JL. Poole
Zade Smith
Ace
Williamson Wins Second Ward Council Seat In Narrow Victory
Scar H Williamson defeated Joseph Loewus for the city council seat in the second ward by 1,927 to 960 with a seven vote margin. Williamson carried nine of ten voting districts. total votes cast were 4,887 from 11,704 registered. A city charter amendment to fund street payments in ten yearly installments failed 3,185 to 224.
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Scar H. Williamson
Joseph Loewus
Williamson
Loewus
Tne
Pilgrimage to Edison Birthplace in Milan
Sandusky Ohio December 1 A large group of townspeople visited the Thomas A Edison birthplace at Milan for a program of speeches as part of Sandusky electrical prosperity week The Edison homestead drew crowds and Edisons cousin Mrs Nancy Wadsworth resides at the birthplace.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Thomas A. Bllison
Milan
Here
Edison
Nancy Wadsworth
Edison Birthplace
Georgia Senators Fight Cloture Debate in Senate Caucus
Washington December 1 Special Georgia senators oppose cloture in the senate caucus arguing it would harm the south by enabling reduced representation. Hoke Smith favors a two thirds vote amendment while Hardwick vows to oppose any rule change. Both senators back defense boosts and reform measures proceed with rules proposals to curb filibustering.
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Hy John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Senate
Gwen
Oklahoma
Georgia
South
Congress
Hoke Smith
Hardwick
Constitution
Hutare
Smith
Wardwick
Navy Department
Democratic Conference
Special Committee On Rules
Rates From Georgia Not Discriminatory
Washington December The interstate commerce commission today held that the rail and water rate of the Atlantic Coast line on cotton shipments from points in Georgia and Virginia to Baltimore River Ex Wee Dol uniuetiy dlecrimina-
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Washington
Atsatic Coast Line
Virginia
Balt River
Mistrial Declared in Watson Obscenity Case in Georgia
In Aveusta Georgia December 1 a mistrial was ordered in federal court for Thomas E Watson of Thomson charged with sending obscene material through the mails. The jury reported it could not agree after thirty hours, ten to two for acquittal on initial ballots. Watson defended himself and argued motives. the case centers on three installments of a serial and an editorial from 1911 1912. The district attorney’s plan for a retrial was not announced. A courtroom incident involving Watson and a revenue agent was explained by Watson, who called it a misunderstanding.
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Aveusta
Thomas E. Watson
Thomson
W. W. Lambdin
C. H. Brown
Tennille
J. A. Crawford
Martinez
Lambdin
Watson
G. I Skinner
Richmond County
P. E. North
Auguste
Foreman Brown
Waynesboro
North, Brown
Maria Monk
New Jersey
Future of
Cave
The
Georgia Bay
Hambricls
Federal Internal Revenue Department
Hambrick
Donald Clark
Savannah
Mark
Christmas Tree On Capitol Grounds Brightens Atlanta
Children of Atlanta expect a festive tree on Capitol grounds with gifts distributed by a Santa Claus figure. The Orphans' Toy and Doll Society led by Mrs. K. E. Gibbs organizes donations of toys, dolls, candy, and fruit. residents urged to send gifts to 107 Capitol Avenue to aid the effort as Santa arrives.
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Atlanta
Capitol Grounds
KE. N. Gibbs
Capitol Avenus
Santa Claus
The Tippler and The Hog Market Found
Two eighteenth century paintings recovered from Washington Irving High School municipal art galleries after being offered for sale. An art connoisseur alerted police and authorities are pursuing leads.
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New York
Atclea
Washington Irving High School
Arneate
No Binding Force To Declaration Discussed In London
London December 1 says the Declaration of London has no international validity and its adoption by an order in council does not create an international tribunal. Marquis Lansdowne notes modifications and partial adoption for guidance of our courts, with questions on prize courts and arbitration. Continued on Page Three.
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London
Maronia of Lansdowne
Earl of Portsmouth
House of Lords
Great Britain
Lord Reading
United States
Marquis of Lansdowne
Edward Grey
Washington
Hdward Grey
Lord Lansdowne
England
Anié
Sean
Little Girl Pleads as Police Battle Rabid Dog
At 290 Washington Street police officers Haslett and Watson shot and killed a rabid collie that had terrorized a home. Julia Ellen Wayne, 10, tried to intervene to save the dog as her mother locked her in a room. Four rounds ended the dog's life while the girl wept and the mother urged safety.
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Julia Ellen Wayne
Haslett and Watson
Washington Street
Julia Wen Wayne
Julia Ellen
Wayne
Haslett and
Watson
Haslett
Survivor of Pickett's Charge Dies in Virginia Home
Colonel Edmund Berkeley age 81, reputedly the ranking survivor of Pickett's charge at Gettysburg, died at his home near Haymarket, Virginia. As a child he sat in the lap of Marquis de Lafayette during Lafayette’s visit to his family. Berkeley, educated in Alexandria, once heard Webster, Clay and Calhoun speak in the Senate. He and three brothers served together in the Berkeley regiment of the Army of Northern Virginia.
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Manassas
Edmund Berkeley
Pickett
Gettysburg
Haymarket
Berkeley
Marquis de Lafayette
America
Alexandria
Senate
Webster, Clay
Calhoun
Virginia
Gold Brick Operator Caught After Five Years Worldwide
Philadelphia reports A Starkloff, famed for international schemes as a gold brick and green goods man, arrested in Altoona after a five year hunt. Compatriot Clay Wilson, convicted of Dayton switching in 1905 and later fugitive, also taken. A 160 pound gold-like brick had sat on a post office wall since indictments. Post, sentenced, served 3.5 years in Atlanta penitentiary after paying $21,099.
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Philadelphia
A. Starkloff
Altoona
Clay Wilson
Dayton
Ohio
Wilson
Starklort
George W. Post
Post
Atlants Penitentiary
Two Villa Officers Shot By Captors in Sonora Fight
Soldiers Orestes Pereyra and E Jimines among fifty officers captured after a battle on the Fuerte river in Sonora. Obregon says Villa’s power is broken as main body scattered near Hermosillo. Reports claim Villa plans raids into U S territory while Obregon dispatches 5,000 Carranza troops through U S soil to attack Villa forces with US escort.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Orestes Pereyra
E. Jimines
Fuerte River
Sonora
Oregon
Nogales
Arturo Gonzales
Carranza
Villa
Obragzan
Carho
Hermosillo
Manuel Diezuez
Puerto River
Lower California
Esteban Cantu
Mexicali
Calexica
Obregon
Callies
Alejandro Ceresola
Huerta
U & Territory
United States
Funston
War Department
Naco
Ariz
Washington
Obreson
Agua Prieta
Increased Earnings for New York Central Rail Line
New York Central reports October earnings with operating revenue of 16,140,570 dollars, up 2,531,578 from the prior October, and net income rising 2,445,108 dollars. The report notes substantial gross sales across properties and lines as part of the period.
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New York
New York Central Railroad
Teutons Push Balkans Amid Austrian Cabinet Shakeup
Troops of Teutons and Bulgars push their Balkan campaign as Austrians reshuffle their cabinet. Monastir remains contested as Montenegro and Serbian forces resist, while Italy adheres to the London pact ruling out separate peace. Emperor Williams Vienna visit fuels speculation of German-dominated outcomes.
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Rome
Baron Sonnino
Italy
London
France
Great Britain
Russia
William
Vienna
Germany
Austria
Francis Joseph
Pope Benedict
Bulgaria
Beyind
Wiliam
Teutons
Balkan
Balkans
Bulgerim
Priarend
Serbia
Greece
Ferdinand
Monastir
Montenegro
Sanjak
Banjak
Novipazar
Slenica
Priepolje
Fotecha
Bosnia
Weather Prophecy CLOUDY Forecast Repeats
Washington forecast notes cloudy conditions on Thursday with a fair pattern on Friday. The report repeats the cloudiness prophecy and suggests a change to nicer weather by the weekend.
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Washington
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House
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Cetinje
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Nicholas of
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