Nash Obear Split at Critical Stage in Georgia Guard Fight
A heated power struggle between Adjutant General Nash and Quartermaster General Obear rages as Governor Slaton weighs the lawful path. Obear, on leave, met with the governor while Nash defended past statements. a final decision hinges on federal and state law and the future of the quartermaster post.
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Nash
Obear
Beile
National Guard
Slaton
Gbear
Madison
Espitel
Brown
Quartermaster General
Quartermaster Gecersl
Stte
Mortuary notices list infant Baker death and services
Annie May Baker three months old died Friday morning at 510 Sunset avenue. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday from residence with Rev. W H Bell officiating. interment Atlanta park. Also Mrs J J Lawler widow of engineer killed in wreck died Tuesday at 132 Georgia avenue. Survived by sons B A and Robert and daughter Mrs Ragar Carwile. body to Barclay Brandon for funeral in Hiram, Georgia. Woodson Johnson 1 5 died in Waycross. services today. body escorted to Waycross. formerly of Waycross. Marie Switzernancy 65 died at son’s home in Augusta. survived by three sons and four daughters. body brought to Atlanta. funeral 2 p.m. from Harry S Fowler’s chapel. interment West View. Miss Sarah Packer 30 buried at Buena Vista hotel home after extended illness. survived by one brother.
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Annie May Baker
H. H. Baker
Sunset Avenue
F. Baker
W.H. Bell
Atlanta Park
J. J. Lawler
Georgia Avenue
B.A
Robert Lawler
Ragar Carwile
Barclay & Brandon
Hiram
Marie Switzerwnancy
Augusta
Bens
Atlanta
Harry
Fovle
West View
Sarah Packer
Rome
Buena Vista Hotel
Lithonia to host Atlanta in league soccer clash
Lithonia and Atlanta meet today in the second league game of the season at Lithonia. A fast, hard frame is expected as the Tweathers seek a win. Atlanta's lineup includes Sunmingham Guab Stare Pulfoack Jdelees Brece Gine Rigne Worrell Gilman and Pryor streets near South Pryor.
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Lithoniia
Atlanta
Lithonia
Tweathers
Ec Lithonia
Atlanta Pastor to Lecture to New York Teachers
Parker Jackson, pastor of Saint Anthony church West End, left Atlanta yesterday to address Manhattan and Bronx public school teachers and staff on Monday afternoon January 3. His theme is The Use and Abuse of Recreation in Our Public School System. He has long studied the Southern system and was invited by the New York schools directory.
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Manhattan
Bronx
Parker Jackson
Saint Anthony Church
West Erd
Atlanta
New York
Walter Jackson
South
Father Jackson
Sinvary
Danziger Case Sees Court Change in New Orleans
In New Orleans December 36 W relatives and friends of Walter Danziger search vainly for him as the state bank examiner audits the Teutonia Bank and Trust company. Danziger, a key figure in Danziger & Tessier real estate and other firms, left about 350 with him Tuesday. His wife suspects foul play while associates offer no explanation. A court order appoints Mitchell to replace him as receiver after Michael Mitchell’s request. Reports place him seen in Atlanta but local police say no action. Detec tive agencies deny contact and comment.
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New Orleans
Walter Danziger
Teutoria. Bank and Trust Company
Danziger
Alrhe
Tuesay
Ir. Danziger
Danziger & Tessier
Huuldater
Eutonit Bank
Mitchell- Horne Construction Compar
People’s Insurance Company
Michael Mitchell
Mitchell-Borne Construction
Jude Frederick King
Una Civil District Court
Mitchel
Atlant
Beavers
Burns Detective Agency
Teutonic Bank of
Pinkertons
Captain and Crew Rescued From Sinking Barkentine
The British barkentine Malwa bound from Gulfport to Trinidad foundered 178 miles southwest of the Mississippi. Captain J. W. Gould and crew were rescued by the British steamer Cestrian and landed by the revenue cutter Miami off Sand Key. They were to sail to New York tonight.
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Miami
Quinan
J. W. Gould
Malwa
Gulfport
Miss
Trinidad
West Indies
Mississippi River
Cestrian
New Orleans
Liverpool
Sand Key
Burkentine
Gould
New York
Normal postal service restored after Christmas rush
Washington reports indicate Christmas mail deliveries were nearly complete and normal service restored. Postmaster General Burleson praised the handling of holiday mail and the Postal Service capacity to meet rising demands, noting about 37 009 emergency workers, railway mail staff up to 2 009, and clerical force increased from 63 000 to 88 000.
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Washington
General Murleson
Burleson
Tully
Alas
Frame Legislation On Gambling In Stocks
Washington hearing set as the new year begins on regulating stock exchange translations and prohibiting dearings in futures. Committee leaders, lawmakers, and farming interests will present views. Lever aims to press a broad bill with action anticipated. other members push anti option measures on grains, cotton, and related markets.
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House Committee
Agriculture
Stask Exchange
Lever
Ferris
Oklahoma
Geflin
Alabama
Harrison
Mississippi
Byrne
South Carolina
Foster
Illnois
Wingo, Goodwin
Odstein
Arkansas
Palmer Peas Christmas Jail Stint Ends In Court
Palmer Peas, a 73 year old Black pastor, has spent multiple Christmases in jail. After a prior release by Judes Andy Calhoun, he celebrated early, was jailed for drunkenness, and Judge Broyles modified his sentence to end at 7 pm on Christmas Day. He left at 9 pm, only to return to police HQ later that night, continuing his pattern of intoxication and confinement.
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Peas
Judes
Andy Calhoun
Walter
Broyles
Rev
Palmer Peas
Wilson Planning Other Measures
President Wilson signals more finance and currency reforms after the Federal Reserve Act. Proposals include revisions to national banking laws, rural credits, and a national bank deposits insurance scheme funded by taxes on banks and a redemption fund. Senator Williams advocates mutual bank insurance rather than government guarantees, with control by the comptroller of the currency.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
National Monetary Commission
Official Commission
Europe
Oklahoma
Arizona
John Sharp Wiliams
Mississippi
Williams
Bryan
Owen
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Senate
Treasury Department
Constitution
Woman to head Correction Department for first time
In a historic move Mayor-elect Jarrey Mitchell plans to appoint a woman as commissioner of correction on January 1. Dr Katharin Davis, superintendent of the Headford reformatory for girls in New York, is the understood choice, bringing noted administration methods from Bedford to the city post with a $7500 salary and wide jurisdiction.
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Mitchell
City Ory
Katharin Davis
Headford Reformatory
New York
Commissioner of Correction
Tavis
Bedford Institution
U S Trade Balance Reaches Over Six Hundred Forty Million
Washington reports November foreign trade showing balance in favor of the United States at 642 million for eleven months of the calendar year. Exports for November fell to 940 million, the second largest for the month in six years, while imports stood at 148.6 million, also among the highest for November in recent years.
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Washington
United States
Bishop From Brazil Denounces Divorce Evil
Right Rev. duvien Lee Binselving, bishop of Braziky, praises global moral progress but cites rising divorce and remarriage as a great scandal of the era especially in America, urging testimony against it during his Washington visit.
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Washington
Duvien Lee Binselving
Braziky
America
Experts Say Schmidt Feigns Insanity in Murder Trial
In New York on December 26, four alienists for the state testified that Hane Schmidt, on trial for the murder of Anna Aumuller, faked insanity. Dr. McDonald said Schmidt claimed readiness to face the law and offered his body, while others found no abnormal mind behavior and doubted his claimed visions.
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Hane Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Carley F.mcdonald
McDonald
Schmidt
Herrman
Royal Court of
Munich
Germany
George H. Kirby
Schmitt
Ailen R. Dieffendorf
Sehimigt
William Mabon
Relief efforts face resistance after miner strike panic
The Western Federation of Miners led relief attempts for bereaved families amid a panic rumor linked to the Citizens’ Alliance. Many families rejected nonunion aid, some ejected relief workers, while prosecutors pursue suspects and inquests proceed. Memorials and funerals are organized with continued union support for victims and dependents across the country.
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Western Federation of Miners
Citizens’ Alliance
Anthony Lucas
Houghton County
Joan PB. Carroll
Butte
Mont
Oscar B. Marx
Detroit
Calumet Jocal
Musical instruments taxed in Swiss canton Ticino
In December decision by Ticino authorities imposes an annual tax on household musical instruments. Mayors and local districts must register pianos violins and other devices in homes under their jurisdiction. The move aims to raise revenue in the canton on the Italian border.
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Barne
Switzerland
Ticino
Ficino
Ten Lives Lost In Coast Storm Recap
New York reports a December 26 coastal storm along the New Jersey shore causing wrecks and possible ten deaths. Barges broke free, a car float sank eight boats, and the Kerker river area flooded stations. Seabright suffered inundation, shacks toppled, hotels undermined, and railroad service disrupted. A lifeboat from the wreckage washed ashore. Snow briefly followed the rain.
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New York
North Jersey
Kerker River
N. J
Wfe
Seabright
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Harbor -Main
Hach
Jersey
Tragic Lincoln burglary misfire claims mother life
In Lincoln Nebraska on December 26 Carl F Carlton said he mistook his mother for a burglar and fired from his porch at a shadow, fatally wounding her. The mother and son lived alone and feared intruders. The shooting occurred at midnight and the mother died about an hour later.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
Carl F. Carlton
Carl
New Carpet for Senate
Workmen began tearing up the carpets in the United States senate and adjoining corridors where footsteps have resounded for four years. The chamber furniture was removed and when the body reconvenes January 12 the floor will be covered by a brand new green carpet.
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United States Senate
Senators
Pages
Sonfire
Senate
Two Autos Kill Woman and Injure Husband in New York
Mrs Gat wide Yee daughter of Colonel Philip B. Harvey was killed and her husband Richard B. Lee Jr seriously injured when two cars struck them as they crossed a street after Christmas dinner. A limousine struck first then a taxicab ran over them. the chauffeur of the taxicab was arrested and released. Colonel Farroy, visiting, walked ahead and learned of the crash on reaching home. Lee, superintendent of transportation for the American Sugar Refining company, may recover. Mrs Yee was secondly married.
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Gatwide Yee
Philip B. Harvey
United States Army
Richard B. Lee, Jr
Triest
Lees
Lee
Farroy
Washington
American Sugar Refining Company
Sonvitle Arnota
Mrs Reynolds Dies at Daughter's Home in Atlanta
Mrs. Reynolds aged 70 and sister of former Chefs Police Henry Jennings died late Friday at her daughter's residence, 4 Bedford Place. She formerly lived in Athens, Georgia, moving to Atlanta nine years ago. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, followed by interment at Hollywood Cemetery.
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Louisa Lesch
Hermann Bibber
Mryu
Charles Meyers
Salgon
Tits. Sayth
MM. Reynolds
Henry Jennings
W. ‘. Cooper
Bedford Place
Turkey Dinner for Convicts in Gibson Georgia
In December 76 specials Souney Commissioner H. B. Sammons and Warden J. E. Thigpen treated the convoy of convicts to a turkey dinner yesterday. Glascoglo county started with a small gang to repair roads, expanding to eleven then thirteen by May. Since May 1 they have repaired about sixty miles of road with minimal discipline, hardly needing the strap, an eight month stretch.
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Souney
Sammons
J. E. Thigpen
Glascogl
Christmas gifts from Raleigh orphans reach Secretary Daniels
In Raleigh on December 26 Secretary Daniels visited the Methodist orphanage and distributed gifts to the children. As a side note, President Wilson was to receive a big “nigger toe” from the orphans, a Brazilian nut, after writing to allow Daniels to visit for Christmas.
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Navy
Daniels
Methodist
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Danels
Orphans Bees
Christmas Bathers Swim At Conay Island In Cold Water
New York December 26 Christmas was celebrated by 130 winter bathers including ten and women at Conay Island. The air temperature was cold and the water measured thirty five degrees. Most bathers stayed in the water for about fifteen minutes.
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New York
Conay Island
Exports to South Africa Boosts American Trade Thesis
Washington reports a new wave of U S exports to South Africa debunking claims that composition goods trade would push Americans out. Commerce Dept says 1912 data show United States led all foreign exporters into South Africa for the first time in over five years, signaling stronger market access.
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Uecemare
Union of South Africa
Department of Commerce
United States
South Africa
Fears for safety of Japs in Mexico after skirmish
A five hour clash occurred today between federals and Zapata followers on Sapolin mountain near Ajusco at the edge of the federal district. The federal commander reports 45 rebels killed and the rest dispersed, raising safety concerns for Japanese residents in Mexico.
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Ajusco
Federal District
Carranza Stays Put as Villa Drops Plan to Move Capital
General Villa maintains control from Hermosillo area while Carranza keeps headquarters there. Villa actions cited as civil authority amid West Coast conflicts, with no word on Carranza’s move to Chihuahua. Delays from Ojinaga expedition and torn wires at Torreon worsen communication.
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