Wright Confesses Bigamy After Two Wives in Georgia
Confessed to police that he has two living wives, Lizzie Flournoy in Griffin and his first wife in Atlanta. Wright recounted a plan to support his children and regain his family, asking for a chance to live honestly after arrest for bigamy. He was arraigned in the superior court as prosecutors evaluate charges and possible dismissal due to prior steps.
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Arracka
Nas
Toad Sestertas
Tin
Ren
Griffin
Lizzia Flournoy
June Toile
Chikkren
Decatur
Rolig
I Shaw
Atlan
Hia
Wright
Wanda
Lizsie Maumoy
E Andio
Lizzie
Waitin Cotton Mills
Atlanta
Ami
Sas
Roe Wright
Revera
Tim
Sharp clash over child labor bill in Washington senate
In a heated Senate debate John Corrigan presents the bill to prohibit employment of children under fourteen in the District of Columbia. The discussion centers on the measure’s scope, existing labor concerns, and objections from Western states as supporters push for clear regulatory authority and minimum age protections.
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District of Columbia
John Corrigan
Ashington
Drieer
Senate
Crn
Colamb
Nmft
Paris Faces Catholic Church Crisis as Pope Clash Deepens
December 10 Paris reports a countrywide tension over the pope's stance triggering possible prosecutions in 36 000 communes and evictions of priests. Government actions, church resistance, and parliamentary debate point to a growing religious and political standoff with Cardinal Michard preparing to relocate and clergy threatening private services.
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Republic
Mo oJwares
Nocallat
Pawels
Atricken
Marntalsm
Clemenceau
Michard
Death in chair for Gillette in New York trial
Chester E. Gillette, 23, was sentenced to the electric chair at Auburn Prison for the murder of Grace Brown. His mother, reporting for Denver and New York newspapers, said she would pursue a new trial to prove his innocence. Gillette maintained his innocence and spoke briefly after sentencing.
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Chester E. Gillette
Auburn
Justice Devendorf
Wickenrmont
Cortland
Jie
Guliaite
Denver
White
Waa
Gillette
New York
Tam
Judement
Sam
Grace Brown
Catholics View France Clash Over Concordat and Church Property
The report recounts Father Gunn recounting French politics and church persecutions, noting the 1904 separation law and past concordat issues. It details church property seizures, government restitution plans, and the church's social role amid revolutionary era policies.
Roosevelt Calls For Ireland Effort Sought By Roosevelt
Cincinnati dispatch quotes Storer Sull asserting he saw the Pope at Roosevelt's request. He claims Roosevelt favored Marin and Bellamy, discusses cabinet plans, and mentions potential successors including Bellamy and a Catholic in the navy post. Roosevelt's October 4 letter to Marta is cited in reply.
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Bellamy
Cincinnati
Bellamy Storer
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Vienna
Aville
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Air
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Hoot
Porter
Paris
Iit
Executive
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Marta
Cabiet
Entira
Calamin
Lair Kest
Don Valder
Bellasis
Navy
Thin
Navy Department
Judge Bleckley Ill at Clarkesville
Judge Logan Bleckley, aged about 80, longtime Georgia jurist, is reported very ill at his Clarkesville home. Physicians say his condition is grave though not improved, with feeble health for several months and uncertain prospects for recovery.
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Clarkesville
Ponlarkesville
Logan
Nestor
Georgia
Lt Bedettle
Boy Spends Ten Days in Tower With Father
Ten days in Piton county Jail with AM Osborn after alleged assault. Described as a welfare case, the boy enjoyed time with his father under the coop of Christian workers and officials. Probation officer Giger and Dr Carnes led the humane effort to reunite father and child, with legal and charity staff assisting.
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Edgar Oabo
Piton
AM Osborn
Mea Dixon
Carnes
Joseph C Login
Associated ‘Charities
Jamen
Minyron
Giger
Jury Tentatively Acquits After Eleven to One Vote
Jurors reportedly deadlocked eleven to one in a defamation trial involving Mrs Ange Birdsong. The defense claimed emotional distress and implied sexual conduct, while testimony described the defendant as formerly married at thirteen and facing alleged dishonor. The proceedings ended with jurors kept overnight for deliberations.
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Laurin
Ange
Birdsong
Thomas
Satier
Alain
Thas Lee Weleser
Watt
Birdaong
Abe
Drunken man shoots host in Tampa incident stormy night
Florida man fired on his host at a dinner in San PelLee Tong's home. John Chansey, intoxicated, shot Dan iels as the two argued after dinner. Chansey then turned on the host's wife, threatening her with a public safety item and forcing her from the scene. The victim, Dan iels, died at his residence.
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Florida
Thrastene
Tampa
J B Daniels
San Pel
Chansey
Howes
Ehesent
Transfer of Northern District Offices to Washington
Offices of the Northern District will move from Danville Charlotte Knoxville and Birmingham back to Washington on January 1 next. Original offices were in Washington last August and were relocated to four division headquarters to improve freight and passenger car handling. After four to five months, the experiment proved unsatisfactory and the personnel count is eighteen.
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Northern District
Washington Dame
Tiece
Danville
Charlotte
Knoxville
Birmingham
Washington
Secretary Warns South Absorbing All Currency in Cotton Crunch
The secretary reports a currency squeeze as the South absorbs vast funds amid record cotton activity. New England and Southern manufacturers exhausted bank capacity purchasing cotton, prompting relief appeals. The note lists deposits and bonds across major cities including New York Philadelphia Chicago and Atlanta as demand rises and financial strain mounts.
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New England
Tor Alam
Weather Report From The State Coast And Interior
Washington, Georgia forecasts show fair and cold conditions with some rain on the coast. Tuesday remains generally fair elsewhere with improving conditions, while Wednesday brings continued fair weather and fresh north winds across the region.
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Washington
Pereraen
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