Archbald Impeachment Hearing Opens in Senate Bar
The impeachment inquiry into Judge Archbald of the United States commerce court opened with Representative Clayton denouncing Archbald for alleged moral collapse and improper deals with coal firms and railroads. His chief counsel A Worthington and the defense argued charges were vague, promising forthcoming testimony to challenge the accusations.
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Washington
Robert W. Archbald
United States Commerce Court
War of the Senate
Henry D. Claytean
Alabama
House of Representatives
Arhbalds
Couns A A. Worthington
House
Archbald
Madge Archbald
Honen
Clayton
Claxton
Hese
Arcibald
Archbalds
Archibald
Commerce Court
Hilside Coal and Tron Company
Erie Railroad
Edward J. Williams
George M. Watson
Scranton
Marian Coal Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
G Boland
W. P. Boland
Marion Coal Company
Iim
Hig
Worthington
Senate
Scranton Judge Archbald impeachment trial opens
The opening statement outlines thirteen charges accusing Judge Archbald of corrupt deals with railroad interests and coal concerns. Edward Williams, Charles Conn, William May, J H Rittenhouse of Scranton, and George F Brawnell of New York named as key figures. Attorneys argue over alleged forced positions and personal profit from official power.
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Edward Williams
Charles I. Conn
William A. May
J. H. Rittenhouse
Scranton
George F. Brawnell
New York
Erie Railroad
Archhbald
Archbald
William P. Boland
Williams
Election Today for City Offices in Local Vote
City election today covers mayor, aldermen, council and city officials. White primary produced full ticket with socialist opposition. polls open 7 and close 6. Voters registered in primary may cast ballots. Lakewood bond measure of up to 500000 also on ballot.
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McDaniel
Eaighth
Peoacatree
Tenth Streets
Judge Berry
Eighth Ward
Hemphill ,Avenue
W. H. Tuck
Ninth Ward
DeKalb Avenue
Ware & Rogers
le Street
Tenth Ward
Cresent Pharmacy
McDaniel Street
James G. Woodward
John H. Harweik
J. W. Maddox
I.N. Ragsdale
Wardlaw
T. I Lynch
Shepard
C. L. Ashley
J.D Sissan
G. H. Boynton
A. R. Colcord
W G., Humphrey
W. D. White
J.T. Kimbrough
Walter C. Taylor
John H. Goldsmith
F. F. Landers
J. T. Burdetta
M. Sagatsky
J. B. Cannon
W. R. Barron
Fifth Ward
J. D. Taylor
Lakewood
Notice Change of Schedule Dixie Flyer Train 94
Effective Sunday December 8 1912 Train 94 Dixie Flyer leaves Atlanta at 8 00 am instead of 7 42 am All other schedules unchanged Co E Harman General Passenger Agent
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Western & Atlantic R. R
Dixie Flyer
Atlanta
Co. E. Harman
Fatal Powder Blast Kills Miner at Sloss-Sheffield Mine
In Russellville Alabama this morning Buck Whitehead was killed instantly and George Jones was fatally injured by a premature explosion at No 3 washer of the Sloss-Sheffield ore mines. Two white men were tamping powder in a 20 foot hole containing about two and a half kegs of powder when the blast occurred.
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Russellville, Alg
Buck Whitehead Wes
George Jones
Sloss
Sheffield
Quaker Extract Sends Sick Children to Health Again
A mother reports her four ill children improved after using Quaker Extract from Coursey & Munn's Drug Store at 29 Marietta Street. One 13 year old expelled many stomach worms and all gained appetite sleep and color. kidney trouble and bedwetting disappeared. The ad claims the extract as the greatest medicine and notes prepaid express for orders $3.00 or more.
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Coursey & Munn
Ming
Marietta Street
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Senate of the United States
Thdse
Crailroad
Pennsylvania
Europe
Junge
Rathbald
Watr
Ie Railroad Company
W. A. Slate
W. N. Harkins
Order of Railway Conductors
O. R. C. Hall
First Ward
Mitchell and Forsyth
Curtis’ Drug
Second Ward
South Pryor Street
Pryor and
Ridge Avenue
Summers
Third Ward
Hunter and Fraser
Portwood's
Boulevard and Fair
Ben
Peachtree Street
Lady Attendan
Peachtree St
A. L. McClendon
Kelly St
J. M. High Company
Peta
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