Armed Necro Shot By Policeman In Pittsburg Riot Echo
In Pittsburg last night County Officer Riley shot and mortally wounded Bartow Worthy after a scuffle with three suspects and a woman. Lieutenant Robinson and Officer Riley attempted to arrest the group when a man drew a pistol, Riley fired, Worthy died on the scene. Reinforcements were requested, a second shooting report followed, and an inquest was planned as coroner’s office reviewed the riot’s echo from May 1902.
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KiNg Bartow Worthy
Robinson
Almont Cansea
Tieutenant Robinson
Lieutenant Robinson
Oder
Leutenant
Lehts
Turner
Tutner
Thompson
Pittspore
Moon elected mayor in Cartersville Ga election
Joseph Moon, a prominent lawyer, won the Cartersville mayoralty with 202 votes defeating incumbent Paul Gareath who had 177. Aldermen elected include So Watkine H J Gaulta W L Alley M OF Ward J Mathewa T M Stinson J A Adair John Stanford and others. Bask Cashier Killa Himself. Kankekee Ill. Also reported R P Easton 43, cashier of State Bank of Horecher, committed suicide by self-booting. bank cash and deposits noted.
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Paul Gilresth
Cartersville
Joseph Moon
Paul Garéath
So Watkine
H. J. Gaulta
W. L Alley
Thind
J.mathewa
T. M. Stinson
J. A. Adair
John Stanford
Bask
Killa
Kankekee
Ill
R. P. Easton
Horecher
Thie City
Sulpide
Carrich Depanite
Denver Deluge of Dollars Divides Democratic Convention
Denver offered $100,000 for the 1908 Democratic National Convention, and the offer was debated in Washington. supporters say funds are needed for headquarters and campaigning, while opponents warn it could resemble a bribe and influence policy. Bryan welcomed Denver's selection with remarks on the choice between Boston and San Francisco and not preferring the Philippines or Porto Rico.
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Roosevelt's Reaffirmation Ends Third Term Debate
Washington December 2 Roosevelt reaffirmed he will not seek reelection or a third term a declaration that dominated Capitol discussions in the house and senate. Democrats and Republicans weighed its impact on candidate prospects with names like Bryan Chanler Douglass Ben and Cannon raised as possible beneficiaries. The tone was largely favorable to the president and several lawmakers urged records on the policy.
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Minnesota
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New York City
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Clayton
Alabama
Jury convicts Johnson in first degree murder
The negro Andrew Johnson was found guilty of murder in the first degree for shooting Officer J. N Manter of the Atlants police force. The verdict came after about thirty minutes deliberation amid a packed courtroom. Sentencing set for 9 a.m. today with expected execution by hanging.
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J. N Manter
Atlants
Roan
Johnson
Forencon
Hammond and Chapman
Bean Meade
Manter
Hammond
Hill
Mr. Hill
Bartow Schatkman
Mr. Chapman
Federal court injunction bill targets state law enforcement
A bill by Representative Clayton seeks to bar federal judges from issuing injunctions against state rail rate laws until final trial and judgment. It also forbids restraining state officers from enforcing these laws, citing Alabama and North Carolina cases. The measure aims to align federal practice with state rate regulation enforcement and to curb judicial actions seen as obstructing state statutes.
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John Corrigas
Washington
Clayton
Alabama
Jones
Pritcherd
North Carolina
Georgia
Newman
Atlanta
West
Comer
Treaties of Peace Will Likely Be Signed
Governor Smith of Georgia faces a political sacrifice to adopt the North Carolina rate compromise ending the rail rate war. The plan fixes two and one half cents per mile for interstate and intrastate passenger service, with two thousand mile books at two cents and five hundred mile state books at two cents. The South anticipates the war’s end as Alabama and other states prepare to follow.
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John Corrigan, JR
Washington, D. C
Smith
Georgia
Georgia Railroad Commission
North Carolina
Glenn
Bocks
Southern
Leeboard Air Line
Coast Line
Alabama
Virginia
Comer
Weather Forecast for Georgia and Washington
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