Lobby probes brand McDermott in capital lobbying case
A house committee referred all questions on the Mulhall lobbying charges to its judiciary panel after a long debate. McDermott faces possible expulsion. McDonald seeks contempt against National Association of Manufacturers officers. The majority fault Mulhall and allies for improper lobbying while clearing some officers. McDermott's ties and loans with Mulhall are deemed personal, not corrupting.
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Menanington
Mulhall
Charies
Judiciary Committee
Special Investigating Committee
McDermott
Whaels
McDonald
Progressive
Michigan
Ric Dermott
Anssussation
Garrett
Representave McDonald
McHermott
Dr. McDonald
J. Philp Bird
John Kirby
James A. Finnery
Martin M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Lable
Congress
National Council For Industrial Defense
National Tariff Commission Association
American Federation of Labor
Washington City Association of Liquor Dealers
Martin M. Mulhail
Mulnail
Manufacturers’ Organization
Council For Industrial Defense
Associations of Manufacturers and of Industrial Defense
Malhall
James A. Emery
Capitol
Uguor
Washington
Manufacturers” Organization
House
Manufacturers’ Association of Juror
Page McMae Hael
Bartholdt, Burke, Calder, Shetley and Webb
Dful- Rall
Offfela
Hagkow
Jetter
DR. Kughes
Third National
S. Broad Street
Atlanta
Mortuary notices from Athens and surrounding towns
A batch of short notices reports deaths and funeral plans across Athens, Rome, Lawrenceville and nearby areas. Included are Callie Bigby Parrott age 16 months from Confederate Avenue, Annie Heimann 22, George Curtin in Athens, Mrs. Charles E Walton of Columbus, Vera Padgett of Lindale, Hugh F. Barclay of Forsyth Street, Mrs J R Brooks of West Rome, Mrs J S Dobson, Miss Minnie Williams in Atlanta, Mrs Salle Hinton of Pacula, and Mayfield Argo at a private sanitarium. Funeral venues include Burkert-Simmons chapel and Church of the Immaculate Conception with dates in early December.
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Callie Bigby Parrott
Annie Heimann
I. Kundmann
Aihwaukee
Wis
Burkert-Simmons
Hew
Hugh F. Barclay
Hugh I Barclay
Loblock
South Forsyth Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
North View
Alvin L. Sammon
Lawrencerdie
F. Sammon
Lawrenceville
Tom Sammon
Dacula
Rh. Sammon
Quy Sammon
John Metord
George Bell
Mirs Albert Andrews
Hewitt Chambers
Eason Bond
Everett Abernathy
West View
Anvate
H. 3
DuBone
Barclay & Brandon Co
Ivy Street
B. H Thompson
John Daley
Archis McMillan
J. F. Johnson
M. AL. Cotton
U. Cotton
Dunbar Gyden
Nunnally
Winship Nunnally
Hunter P Cooper
Peachtree Road
West Vinn Cemetery
Barclay
Mfs
H. F. Barclay
Greenwood
Garlagen
Meeting Today of W. and A. commissioners at capitol
The W and A commissioners named by the legislature will meet at the state capitol today. All commission members arrived Tuesday afternoon and night. Captain Hines Smith of Rome Ga the Glass engineer beside plans for double tracking will meet the commissioners this morning. They will review the local terminal with Engineer Smith and depart for Chattanooga late this afternoon. They plan to confer on the terminal question with Smith tomorrow in the Tennessee city and will be guests at a banquet at Signal Mountain Inn Thursday night hosted by prominent Chattanooga citizens.
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State Capitol
Hines Smith
Rome
Glvss
Fie
Atnion
Smith
Chattanooga
Tennessee City
Signal Mountain Inn
Mayor Woodward Sees The Biliken Girl At Theater
Major James G Woodward and Atlanta police commissioners viewed The Biliken Girl at Columbia theater to verify rumors of spicy performances. They reported no offense found after an investigation led by Recorder Nash Broyles and Special Officer Truberts. The group praised the show as clever and the theater as an up-to-date amusement venue.
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James G Woodward
Police Commission of
Atlanta
Columbia
Nash Broyles
Carcles
Truberts
Alew
Jas
Woodward
Caryl Mason
Battling Levinsky Outpoints Jim Flynn in Ten Rounds
New York reports Battling Levinsky defeated Jim Flynn in a ten round bout. Flynn, weighing 187 pounds, faced Levinsky at 107 and briefly sent Levinsky to his knees with a blow to the right, but Levinsky controlled the match for most rounds and won on points.
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New York
Levinsky
Jim Flynn
Fuebio
Flynn
Flynn Worshed
Widow in Tears Tells Of Courting Crawford
In a packed courtroom Mrs. Crawford, widow of a late Atlantan, testified about her life and marriage to Crawford amid the heirs fight over a $259,000 estate. She denied involvement in Crawford’s death and recalled years of marriages and hardship before the 1905 wedding and his sudden death.
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Crawford
Anderson
Wife placed in jail for shooting husband in Batesburg
In Lexington Kentucky, Mrs Bln Bele Hite wife of J Milton Hite a Batesburg citizen was jailed on a complicity charge in a shooting that left Hite in a hospital in Augusta Ga in critical condition. Walter E Gurzanous is held since Saturday night. He denies aiding the shooting.
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Lexington
D. C
J. Milton Hite
Batesburg
Bln Bele Hite
Walter E. Gursanous
Hite
Augusta
Gurzanous
Southern Road Fined in the Federal Court
The Southern Railway was found guilty by a federal jury on January 2% 1912 for violating the hours of service act between Atlanta and Greenville S C Five counts carried a forty dollar fine per count totaling 200 with court costs A parallel Western and Atlantic case ended with a verdict of fifty dollars per count totaling 100 for two counts.
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Atlanta
Greenvile
S. C
Southern Railway
Newman
Atlantic Ey Way
Atlanta Theaters Offer Busy Week With a Trio of Premier Shows
Atlanta audiences face a rich slate with The Argyle Case at the Atlanta Theater and Fine Feathers opening at the Forsyth. Hilliard's New York company brings thrilla and strong acting with a varied bill featuring Yvette the violinist and a capable supporting cast. At the Lyric, The Butterfly on the Wheel stars Mira Menten with a solid ensemble and a promising stage presentation, while busier evenings promise packed houses across venues.
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Atlanta
Oate Robert. Hilliard
New York
Easou
Thrilla
Mr. Els Hard
Hilliard List
Lyric
Mira Menten
J. M. Burnside
Charles Darrat
Horace Gooner
Auto accident claims life of Hamlet druggist and injures Lumberman
Harl Morrow, aBleeding druggist of Hamlet, died instantly when his auto overturned near West End while en route to a melodrama. His brother was seriously injured and Jewett Kehoe, a lumberman, took an offstage trip to England and Australia during the same outing. The mishap occurred about four oclock this afternoon as the party began a hunting trip.
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Hanuen Sy Uy Arcemakers
Morrow
Hamlet
tAb
Jed
Jewett Kehoe
Page
Bijou
West End
N.C
England
Australia
Denver Express to Lead Next Week's Burlesque Rush
A rocky review notes the company excels in anelodrama with Higley as Peter Crawley and Vernon Wallace as Tom Robertson. The Denver Express is teased as a sensational railroad play while The Billken Girl is billed as the season’s test show with an enlarged cast led by Frank Delmaing and Charlie Gramlich. Helena Hall headlines a Salome dance act as part of an evenly balanced program.
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Great Cave
Offfar Higley
Peter Crawley
Vernon Wallace
Tom Robertson
Bazin Vast
Francia Iden
Oscar Boea
John’ Meadows
Miss Lillie Douglas
Susan
Misa Rose Morris
Josephs
Denver
Billken
Frank Delmaing
Chariie Gramlich
Commedians
Helena Hall
Coumem
Smithy plays disguise farce at Alamo No 1
A misadventure unfolds as Professor Smithy and Swiftly Sam stage a gym show for a visiting chorus troupe. The plan to borrow wife’s clothes backfires when the wife arrives and forces a comic, chilly confrontation ending in a surprising bath.
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Alamo No. 1
Smithy
Sam
Giria
Gaiety Theater
Maxaber
Tuder
The Alamo No 2 Drama Conflict at Bank Robbery
The Conese pea…n room to sae name of a two feel Kalem drama at the Alamo No 2 today. Martin Avery, an underworld figure, saves Mil dred Dearborn from the Chinamen. A banker rewards him with a cashier post, Mei Ling plots a bank robbery, his brother rescues him, police intervene at the well, and the bank returns the stolen funds amid a near crash.
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Alamo
Martin Avery
Mot Toing
Mildred
Dearborn
Avery
Mei Ling
Martin
Bot Ging
Istle Hiinesl
Aurelm2
Menaroh
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N.C. & St L. Railroad Company
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Charles E. Walton
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Lindale
Vera
Robert Padgett
J. B. Brooks
J R. Brooks
West
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RL White
Mayfield Argo
Greanberg & Bond Company
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Joshua Crawford
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