Higgins Says Patrick May Be Declared Crazy
Disjointed report details Governor Higgins considering clemency for Albert Patrick in the murder case of Wildland Wa-eh Fee, with claims of mental illness and possible commutation to life imprisonment. It notes Patrick's long appellate history, prior appeals, and statements about seeking clemency, plus references to institutions and legal actions surrounding the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Wildlan Wa-eh
York City
Mojaire
Court of Apeals
Ager Han
Sing Sing
Higgins
Sinwng Dispatch Rel
New York
Matteawan
Maich
Albert T Patrick
Rice
Jones
Patriek
Patri Jones
Yaowan
Fresaid
Texas
Mareh
Aw Jolin
St Lona Ts
Superintendent Slaton May Step Down as Succeeding Name Debate
A old city board meeting sparks talk Major W F Slaton may retire as public schools superintendent next year. Possible successors include Prof W M Slaton and Prof L M Landrum with talk of a dark horse entrant. Debate centers on who would lead Atlanta schools if Slaton steps aside and whether he will seek re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Slaton
L. M. Landrum
Dark Horse
Atlanta
W. F. Pinton
Mia
Slaan
Haton Anould
Naga
Eluvathas
New Wage Scale For Machinists Spreads Across South
Alfred J. Thom and P J Canton announce an arbitration agreement for the Southern Railway machinists. The plan raises pay by 2 cents per hour at all shops except Birmingham and Sheffield, where 1 1/2 cents per hour increases apply, with apprentices gaining 1 cent per hour. Effective September 1, 1906, lasting until November 4, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Sheffield
Judge Gray
Washington
Alfred J. Thom
Woathers Railway Company
P J Canton
Machiniate
Southmmailway
Judes Gray
Delaware
Souther Raailway Company
Machinista
Irmingham
Rhefield
Macilyiata
Birminghall
Shefield
Harriman Hit by Big Stick of Roosevelt Magnate to Levee River
Harriman faces press campaign as Roosevelt backs a major plan to levee the Colorado River. Wealthy magnate aims to build floodworks, stirring political rivalry and regional development concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Roosevelt
Colorado River
Harriman Ordered to Repair Colorado River Break
President Roosevelt pressed Harriman to act without delay to repair the Colorado River break in Mexican territory and to push Congress for supportive legislation. The California Development Company and Southern Pacific are cited, with statesmanship urged to avoid further disaster costs and ensure water distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jemaent Posey
Congress
Y Q Harriman
Harriman
Pactte
Te California Development Company
Pacine
Sianurance
Lse
Reclamation
Mot Company
Sutton
Department of State
Ita Kur
California Development Company
Roosevelt
Reem
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Company
Asthern
Ito
Tam Glyilng
Southern Pac
Muard
Fragmentary OCR News Item on Urgent Deficiency Bill
The fragment mentions Washington December 20 and the president arguing the urgent deficiency bill. It also hints at a binding power for arrest and other ambiguous phrases related to federal action. Names, dates, and clear events are unreadable in this OCR fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Examination results shape Rhodes scholarship prospects in 1927
The article notes Rhodes Scholarship examinations conducted under a committee’s direction with selections to be announced. Seaboard Air Line Railway officer Sever A. Sevier elected vice president in charge of ware, relocating headquarters to Norfolk as successor to Mr Cost who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoe Virkoo
Rhodes
Will Pees
Jamarito
Raed Mt Aud
Ternbhns
Tin
Seaboard
Sevier
Seaboard Air Line
Sever
Norfolk
Cost
Knight of Negroes Leads An Attack On Roosevelt
A Senate report accuses Theodore Roosevelt of acting without authority in discharging black soldiers in Cuba. The piece centers on Senator Foraker and constitutional questions about commander in chief powers, military discipline, and the legality of court martial punishments. The debate weighs presidential power versus Congress authority amid claims of improper executions and racial injustice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight OF
Foraker
Theodore Roosevelt
Silugion
Attertan
Ikowna
Sento
Fae Shensui
Boraker
Ulton
Tanaker
von Sand
Lornker
No Christmas Tree at Fire Department This Year
The fire department will not hold the annual Christmas tree celebration this year due to new regime conditions. Chief Cummings notes firefighters face heavy duties and must focus on emergencies, so the festive event is canceled despite previous practice. The department hopes to reschedule when circumstances allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angial
Cummings Kite
Constitution
Sap Pranisoy
Pokig
Nineton
Board of Education
Metralf
Convict Stripes Bold Defiance On Millionaires For Roosevelt
A fragmented report details a federal case in Omaha Nevada where four defendants including Aquila Triplet faced charges for attempting to obtain homestead land titles in Spade, with sentences and fines imposed. The article also notes related international items and other court matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Omaha
Nev
Dartlett Nickards
WLT
Glee
CC Jameson
Nevraka Land and Peeding Company
Cherry Sheridan
Hey Sturaski
Weather forecast for Georgia Friday to Saturday
Partly cloudy conditions with little temperature change. Winds will be from the west to northwest, fresh at times. Local data indicate similar temperatures and typical seasonal values across the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met
Sturdas
Georgia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Afta
Pardes
Ossining
Raberg Corpux
Uutel &Tyes
Johnson
Patho
Iimediale
Perdon
Patrick Nay
York
Bes ‘Manse
Alex Clar
Slaton
Albert T. Patrice
Mrs. Tee Ee Pe Eee
Harrivan
Hostiman
Direstar
Mexico
Colorado
Narrimana Rompan
Akenining
Wien
Wika Fayan
Mo Santo
Educm
Aton
Max Haftle
Ole
Ghic
Roger Saya
Beott Saye
Roosavalt
Cuba
Monsignor Montagnini
Paris
France
Mgr. Montagnini
Vatican
San Francisco
Metcalf
Russia
Eulote
Dex
Algeciras
Anv
Basco
Cmc
Persture