Federal Judge Archbald Linked to Katydid Coal Deal
Washington December 4. Witness Edward Williams told the senate impeachment court that Judge Robert W Archbald personally benefited from a coal dump option on Hillside Coal and Iron stock near Scranton. Williams said Archbald would have earned half the profits, though the judge claimed it was none of Williams business. The witness described efforts to secure an option and an assignment that named Archbald as a silent party to the deal.
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Washington
Robert W. Archbald
Court of Commerce
Scranton
Eaward J. Wiliams
Dunmore
Senate Court of
Williams
Archbald
Senate
Erie Railroad
Wiliams
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
Hillside Company
Representative Webb
North Carolina
Judge Archbald
Willams
Wiliam P. Boland
aArchbald
Webb
House
Mr. Roland
Young's college sale blocked at last moment
Thomasville reports Young's college fate undecided as sale was halted by an attorney affidavit of illegality. Trustees may seek April court action or arrange city purchase for a public school if proceeding is dropped. Waycross gears up for Knights of Pythias anniversary with Grand Lodge attendees expected. Waycross also announces strict dog law taking effect December 16 requiring dog registration and muzzling of roaming dogs with heavy fines for owners.
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Young's College
Thomasville
Bakanee
Phtic
Luke
Thomas Superior Court
Waycross Knights
Warycross
Wakefield Lodge
Knights of Pythias
J W. Austin
Atlanta
Wll
Eran
Waycross. Ga
Waycross
Pointer Field Trials Open At Gould Estate In High Point
The American Pointer club holds its annual field trial starting tomorrow at George W. Gould’s estate in High Point N came many prominent figures including George J. Gould Clarence Mackay Kermit Roosevelt and Vincent Astor are arriving tonight The event runs from noon tomorrow through Saturday drawing national sporting financial and social circles.
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High Point
American Pointer Club
George W. Gould
George J. Gould
Clarence Mackay
Kermit Roosevelt
Vincent Astor
Bessemer Club Opens Season with A. A. C. Clash Saturday
Bessemer Athletic Club basketball center B. S. Clay leads the team in the opener against Atlanta Athletic Club Saturday night. Bessemer also schedules a Friday night game in Columbus versus Columbus team.
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B.S. Clay
Bessemer Athletic Club
Atlanta Athletic Club
Bessemer
Columbus
Obituaries and Death Notices From Willacoochee and Nearby Areas
A batch of obituaries notes J B Oberry of Willacoochee dies at home with Masonic honors. J C A Wilcher, an aged Glascock County farmer, dies suddenly in Gibson from acute indigestion. Bob H Cason, leading Waycross resident, dies suddenly after an indigestion attack. Samuel H Taylor Jr Tech student dies at a private sanitarium. body to Fort Worth for funeral and interment. Mrs Lucy M Williams, 70, to be buried at Hollywood after services at Greenberg Bond. Mrs S C Cooper, 65, widow of J B Cooper, dies. funeral at 2:30 with interment at Oakland. she leaves four sons and a daughter. Miss Caroline A Cleveland, sister of Rev T P Cleveland, dies at home. funeral at Barclay Brandon’s chapel. John N Ewing, 50, dies at home. survived by wife, three sons, two daughters. Fulton Lodge member. funeral from Woodward Avenue Baptist and interment at West View. George W Killen, 62, dies in private sanitarium. wife and son J T Killen survive. body shipped to Perry for interment.
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J. B. Oberry
Willacoochee
Hattle Oberry Quillian
Edna Oberry Ward
W. H. Cason
Waycross
Warcross
Bobb H. Cason
Tebeau Street
Ware County
Osvar Caxyon
Lakeland
Pea Cason
Wilmer Cason
Samuel H. Taylor, Jr
Samuel H. Taylor
Tech
Burkett-Simmons Undertaking
Fort Worth
Texas
Mr. Taylor
Architectural Society
Lucy M. Williams
Lucy M. Willliams
Ethel Street
Greenberg & Bond’s
Hallywood
S. C. Cooper
S . Cooper
J. B. Cooper
Hemphill Avenue
Ralph
J W
Fk. Cooper
waRghter
W. Si Pharr
Oakland
Caroline A. Cleveland
T. P. Cleveland
Hast Avenue
South Kirkwood
Barclay & Brandon’s Chapel
John N. Ewing
Woodward Avenue
Ile
Fulton Lodge
Woodward Avenue Baptist Church
West View
George W. Killen
J. T. Kitlen
Pool Undertaking Establishment
Perry, Ga
Greece Vows To Continue War Despite Pressure From Allies
Greece declares it will press on with conflict and mobilize naval and military strength if Turkey rejects terms. The move aims to protect allied interests while appealing to the league. Russia denounces German-inspired threats, warning against coercive diplomacy and noting risk of broader war involving Austria Hungary and Russia.
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Siliss
League
Greece
Turkey
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
von Bethmann-Hollweg
St Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Austria- Hungary
Servia
Attitude of Greece Due to Megalomania
Constantinople December 4. Speculation on Greece’s rejection of the armistice grows. Demands cited include the Janina capitulation and surrender of Turkish troops on Chios and Mytilene. Views split between insanity charges and Turkish effort to wedge Greece from Slavic states. Peace talks with Bulgaria Serbia and Montenegro to be held in London within eight days. Turkey would then focus on Greece.
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Greece
Constantinople
Janina
Chios
Mytilene
Turkey
Salonik
Balkan
London
Armistice Terms Set for Peace Talks in London
The armistice signed at Baghtche by Turkey Bulgaria Servia and Montenegro preserves current front positions. Turkish fortresses may not be revictualled while Bulgarian field troops are supplied via the Black Sea and Adrianople. Peace negotiations open in London December 13. Greek envoys reserve decision for 24 hours.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Servia
Montenegro
London
Baghtche
S. Daneff
Black Sea
Adrianople
Baghthhe
Greece
Papke Defeats Bernard for Middleweight Title
Billy Papke defeated George Bernard by seventh round TKO to win the middleweight championship securing a large purse and a specially made ivory belt. Bernard, termed Frances last hope, showed little early offense as Papke took control later, forcing a count and finish in the seventh.
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Billy Papke
George Bernard
Chamonship
Papke
Bernard
Frances
Gut
Trainer Mike Murphy to rest at Thomasville
Michael C. Murphy, famed athletic trainer, left Philadelphia with his wife for Thomasville, Georgia, seeking to regain health after Sweden trip with the American Olympic team. He had limited work with the University of Pennsylvania football team, and a student demonstration was canceled at his request as many friends accompanied him to the train.
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Philadelphia
Michael c. Murphy
Thomasville
Sweden
Murphy
University of Pennsylvania
Detroit Gets Nichols Pitcher Bought From Wyandotte Club
President Navin of the Detroit American League club announced the purchase of pitcher Herman Nichols from Wyandotte in the Border league. Nichols had impressed by defeating Mullin Dubuc and Blanding as the Cleveland Americans in exhibition games after the major league season closed last October.
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Detroit
Nichols
Mich
Navin
Detroit American League Baseball Club
Herman Nichols
Wyandotte, Mich
Mullin
Dubuc
Blanding
Servia Calls Up All Able Citizens for War Service
Servia yesterday issued a decree calling up for service all men in the country capable of bearing arms. The directive was announced as peace negotiations continued in London with participation by state representatives. A Sofia dispatch quoted the decree as issued promptly to mobilize national defense.
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London
Servia
Sofia
Break-up of League Pleasing to Austria
Vienna reports Austan opinion sees the Balkan league as ended due to Greek Bulgarian rivalry over Saloniki. It is believed Bulgaria will back an autonomous Macedonia with Saloniki as capital, reserving part of Macedonia and Saloniki for itself in the future.
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Vienna
Greece
Bulgaria
Saloniki
Macedonis
Macedonia
Salonixi
New York Women Set Supervision of Holiday Dance Halls
A committee of wealthy New York women will cooperate with police to supervise festive dances during Christmas and New Year, focusing on masquerades deemed prone to unrestrained orgies. They will seek legislative amendments to tighten existing dance hall laws.
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New York
National Highway Advocated at Conference
Cincinnati December 4 A national highway of highways was urged by Samuel Hill of Washington son in law of James J Hill at the American road building convention. He outlined plans for a road from Vancouver to Mexico and a parallel route from New York to San Francisco. Bitulithic pavement for cities was discussed in today s session.
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Cincinnati
Samuel Hill
State of Washington
James J. Hille
Vancouver
Mexico
New York
San Francisco
Atlanta and downtown stores list residents and businesses
A dated directory style listing catalogs shops in Atlanta across categories such as books and stationery Chinaware and crocker y druggists electrical supplies florists hair dressing hardware photo stock supplies shoes and more. Entries include Cals Book Company 85 Whitehall J Lester Book and Stationery 60 Peachtree Lilienthal Crockery 73 Whitehall and many others with addresses along Whitehall Peachtree Marietta Decatur and nearby streets.
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Atlanta
MI Books and Stationery
Cals Book Company
Whitehall
E. H. Cone (Inc
Whitehall St
Kimball House
Jacobs
Marietta Bt
Whitehall Bt
Peachtree St
Terminal Station
Decatur &J
Houston St
Pater. St. Electrical Supplies
W._E. Carter Electric Company
Walton St. Florist— Co
A. Dahl Floral Company
Peachtres St
Randolph Company
Ings
Reren Pi
Decatur St
Peters St
Kodake and Supplies
Glenn Photo-Stock Company
Moon Shoe Store
West Mitshiell
North Broad
H. W._ Rountree & Bro
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Judge
Deal
Georgia
Mike Murphy
Austria
Marconi
Rhodes-Wood Furniture Co
Whitehall and
Mitchell
Hookkesper
LION
United
Makers
Troy,n.y
Opprnterm Clear Co
TZ East
Alabama St
Olympic
Tus
Strauss, Pritz CO. Distillers
Uty
Montgomery
Constitution
Park Street M
Park St
Park St M. E
Wollwerck
Stollwerck
Stollwerek
Pyle’s
Domino Rice
Washburn-Crosby Milling Co
Eagle Thistle Soda
Fairbank
Maxwell House Blend
Cerece
Coffee Lovera
Uncle Sam Bread
Block
Hennessw Biscuit
Graham Waters
Block & Co
Chalmer
L. W. Rogers
Piedmont
Piedmont Hotel
Blue Ribbon
Webster l@c
Hernsheim
Insurgent Sc
oHernsheim
Insurgent
Taylor Bros
Starn and Bars
Pride of
Herdsville
Szave Sacka
Stollverck
Cdge
Krom
Robinnaire
Carton
eRobinanaire
Robinnaiire Liquid
Herpsheim
Stars and Bars
Reidsville
Randall Brothers
Acton
Jeriico
Blue Gem
Montgomery Theater
Big Chief Metal Polish
Big Chief
Furnall
Big Chief Autobody
Burroughs
Macon
Star Clothing Company
Cherry St
Alamo Thester
Cubbedgne-Redding Hardware Company
Third St
Max Morrin
Cherry St. Acres
Gal Brunner Drug Company
Marietta
Daniel Brothers, Jewelers
Dogler's Pharmacy
We Gem Theater
W. A Florence
T. L. Wallace Clothing Company
Athens, GA
Citizen Pharmacy
Clayton H.R Palmer & Sons
Clayton St
R. Brandt
Majestic Theater
Gainesville
C. I
Piedmont Drug Company
Druggiste
Aca Scrorgina Company
Alamo
Grand Theater
LA Grange
Hiton Theater
Neewhan
Pelace Theater
Harvey & Rest Furniture Co
Young Hamilton Jewelry Co
Clement Peacock Co
Rome
Graham Pharmacy
Bonita Theater
Oeae
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