Bankers confront Untermyer at money trust hearing
Irate New York bankers surround Samuel Untermyer after the hearing adjourns, demanding to be excused or placed on the stand. Names on the list include Rudolph Keppler, George Ely, Frank Sturgis, John Milburn, and John Aspegran. Testimony opens with statistics on fourteen leading stock exchange securities and copper market maneuvers in 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Samuel Untermyer
Banking and Currency Committee of
The
House
New York Stock Exchange
George W. Ely
Exchange
Frank Sturgis
John G. Milburn
John Aspegran
New York Producer Exchange
Untermyer
Stock Exchange
H. H. Rogers
William Rockefeller
Roddenbery Attacks Johnson With Intermarriage Ban
Washington dispatch reports Rep. Roddenbery of Georgia denouncing a marriage between Jack Johnson and a white woman as a threat to American morals. He urged a resolution to bar interracial marriages, claiming mixed unions would provoke national conflict and degrade southern traditions. He cited Johnson’s marriage as proof of supposed legal sanction of miscegenation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Roddenberg
Georgia
Jack Johnston
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Labor congress debate over Bible teaching fuels clash
Delegates at the Southeastern Labor congress condemn Bible teaching in public schools while defending religious freedom. Only two Atlanta men defend the Bible amid broad opposition, as Nashville wins to host next year and a full slate of officers is elected.
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Southeastern Labor Congress
Education Committee
Congress
FP. J. Conlon
International Association of Machinists
Washington, D. C
J. C. Shanegsy
St. Louis
National Barbers’ Union
Ben Giles
Machinists’ Union
Cedartown
G. C. Martin
Illinois Central System
Clinton
J. J. D. Stephens
Carpenters’ Union of
Atlanta
Bill Bork
Hamilton County
Chattanooga
Tenn
G. R. Howder
John T. Wentz
New Oreans
J. J. Woodall
R. HB. Harrison
Woodall
Nashville
Neghville
Little Hack
Asheville
Birmingham
Little Rock
James O'Connell
Jerome Jones
The
Journal of Labor
H. C. Teat
W. C. Puckett
Jacksonville
Pia
Georgis
H. O. Teat
Fellowel
File- Atlan Med Sagane
New Orleans
International Typographical Union
Mississippi
C. A Stokes
S B Thompson Dies in Virginia Sanitarium
S B Thompson died at 7 45 last night in Richmond Va where he spent the last three months in a sanitarium after ill health in Atlanta He was president of the Atlantic Compresa company and a well known Atlanta citizen His career included long service with Southern Railway and he was highly regarded by the railroad management and coworkers Continued on Page Fourteen.
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J. & Barbour Thompson
Atlantic Compresa Company
Atlanta
Richmond
South
Barbour Thompson
Sean
Southern Railway Company
Halircad Mem
Battleship New Hampshire sails to San Domingo in crisis
Norfolk reports the battleship New Hampshire ordered to sail for San Domingo amid a new uprising on the island republic. State and navy officials offered little comment as 700 marines aboard the transport Prairie reinforce the area. Protection for customs houses and foreign lives and property may prompt a return with marines.
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Norfolk
New Hampshire
San Domingo
Washington
State
Navy
Island
Republic
T. G. Doyle
State Department
Frank Macintyre
Acee
Prairie
Why Whisky During Depression Era Press Panic
Washington observers on December 11 report nervous exhaustion and strain fueling a dramatic rise in alcohol use across the United States. The article links social stress, medicine, and narcotics questions to shifting public behavior and policy concerns, citing experts and wide societal impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Teyne
United
States
Ranaréarte
Etteln
Runaway truck kills child while carrying doll home
Ava Beauchamp 39, of 287 Bryad Street, was struck and killed by a Capital City Tobacco truck driven by D A Lowe as she toddled home with her new doll dress. The vehicle dragged her about 10 feet before stopping. Lowe surrendered to police on charges of reckless driving. The accident occurred on Bryan Street in rain, witnessed by few. funeral plans pending.
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Ava Beauchamp
Adrian L. Beauchamp
Bryad Street
Capital City Tobacco Company
D. A. Lowe
T. B. Lanford
Hite
Aryan Street
G. B.beauchamp
Boulevard
Dianne
Srishners
Lamberink
Willvard
Bryan Street
John W. Wood
The
Constitution
I Lowe
Wood
Aol
Beauchamp
Patterson
Lowe
Bill Wilson
Simpson Street
Capitol
Tobacco Company
Tragedy At 56 Mills Street Burns Child to Death
Four year old William Hogan son of Mr and Mrs William C Hogan burned to death yesterday afternoon at the family residence 56 Mills street. He ran from the rear of the building enveloped in flames after his mother left him briefly in the kitchen near the range. Neighbors aided by extinguishing the blaze while the mother was given medical attention. Funeral services are set for this afternoon at 7 o clock at P J Broomfield's chapel with interment at Hollywood. Mr Hogan is a mail carrier and had lived in Atlanta for several years.
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William Hogan
William C. Hogan
Mills Street
Grady Hospital
Hollywood
Hogan
Atlante
Fatally Stabbed by Husband in Savannah Drug Store
In Savannah Ga Degath Bar a husband fatally stabbed his wife Mrs Restle Neldhinger when she could not give him money. Edward Neldiinger fled but was later sought by police. The victim was taken to Savannah Hospital in critical condition. The suspect is a former policeman and known to officials.
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Savannah
Degath
Restle Neldhinger
L. D. Strutten
Savanagh Hospital
Ted
Santo
Pollesa
Clubbing Offers to Lose Without Fail December 14
The notice promotes bonus votes from orders on retail grocers and merchants for the M. and M. contest. It states the period ends next Saturday December 14 after an extension from December 10 to 7. Many have already taken the chance to gain votes and buy goods at Lilienthal Company 73 Whitehall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vital Codiee
Exposition Plan for Atlanta Grows in 1948 Talks
LaGrange and Troup County seek a permanent exposition site in Atlanta at Lakewood. The plan, backed by Mayor Woodward and the Agricultural Society, aims to unite state fair interests with city efforts. Officials expect financial support and a yearly fair could justify the project.
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LaGrange
James G. Woodward
Empire
Atlanta
Troup County
Lakewood
Corm Stoner
Agricultura
Codi
Co Agricultural Fair
Tn mi
Sanhec
Conner
Thin
Woodward
Aflants
Bret
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Money Trust
Wolfson
Roddenbery
BIBLE
Labor Congress
Gorson
Ww. W. Finley
Samuel I. Douglas
Frank P. Glass
Montgomery
Glass
Ae 5 Mass
Shana Siac Sshiner
He ‘ Soteatagea
Agnyeana
Arthur
Dedmin
the Navy
Reskue
W. W. Finley
Trelevant
Leland Hume
G. B. Weatherley
Brunswick
Panama Canal
Congress of the United States
B. Fhompson
S. B. Thompson
Island Republic
Little Willie Hogan
Anin
Lilienthal Achery
Mpany
Whitehall Street
Cates
laGrange Troup
Exaibie
J. J. Conner
Agriste Culture
Chamber’ OF Commerce
Vartons
Baltimore
Boston
Harleston
Denver
Galveston
Sacksonville
Lear
Knoxville
Feville
Eload
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