Paper custody scandal prompts Carter resignation
A lengthy investigation into a bundle of papers tied to Celquitt Carter led to allegations of debt, impropriety, and forceful efforts to remove Carter from the district court clerkship. The inquiry, triggered by J. D. Harris’s reports, culminated in Carter resigning while officials pursued a proposed settlement, with further inquiries by Bailey into Harris’s findings ongoing.
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Batley
Wastiteton
J.D. Harris
Federal District Court Clerk
Colquitt Carter
Bailey Betas
Harris
Bailey Hetuars
Bailey
Federal Circuit Court
Federal District Court
Atlanta
O. C Fuller
Cel"zt Carter
Georgia
Congress
District Court
Newman
Circuit Court
Fuller
Clark
J. D. Harris
Department of His
Brr
Carter
Art Carter
Washington
Harria
Princeton Students to Lead Inaugural Parade
The Princeton students will ride in the inaugural parade just behind the military and at the head of civic organizations. Mr. Wilson expressed delight and said the plan would be fine. He hopes to reach Washington by about 1 PM for a rest before the Princeton remaker. He was in New York for a weekend of diversion and attended a private Round Table dinner before planning to return to Princeton Sunday.
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Certer
Sidi
Harrie
Miler
Pewler
Plang
Celquitt Carter
Hegas
Harris
Carter
J. D. Harris
B. M. Head
Atlanta
William Sehley Howard
Washington Dispatches
United States District Court
Princetontens
Mr. Wilson
Washington
Princeton
Wilson
New York
Round Table Club
Shrimp and Crab Lead Girl to Death's Brink
Miss Lucile Edwards a 13 year old show girl nearly died after a supper of shrimp and crabs in a Chinese restaurant on Alabama Street. Friends rushed her to the Peachtree hotel then Grady Hospital where doctors hoped she would pull through. Edwards, new in the city, had been staying at the Cumberland Hotel and joined the Lance George Musical Comedy company for road touring after rehearsal.
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Lucile Edwards
Alabama Street
Peachtree Hotel
Peachtre Street
Grady Hospital
Miss Edwards
Chicago officials tour Atlanta sewage disposal plants
Eight Chicago city officials and engineers arrived in Atlanta at 1 20 this morning to inspect Atlanta sewage plants. The delegation included three aldermen three drainage trustees and two engineers from the stockyards interests. They will meet Mayor Woodward at 9 00 and tour facilities, then visit Washington Baltimore New York and Ontario on return.
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Chicago
Atlanta
Woodward
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Ontario
Talapoosa man Morrow sentenced to ten years
Buchanan Ga January 31 specially B R Morrow wealthy Talapoosa man found guilty of assault on a young woman was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary. He offered no remark and his lawyers filed for a new trial. The courtroom was crowded and Morrow, 63, appeared worn but interested in the proceedings.
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Morrow
Haralson
Carroll Counties
Colonel Griffith
Frauds in Georgia Stocks Draw Tight Blue Sky Push
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce blue sky committee reports a scarcity of fraudulent stocks since their spring 1912 agitation. They back a Kansas style law requiring full showing to an official and state approval before selling any stock or bond. Members listed include Hugh M. Willet and Roby Robinson among others.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Chambers
Hugh M. Willet
Roby Robinson
Henry W. Davis
Thomas H. Paine
J. K. Ottley
W. J. Blalock
W. C. Wardlaw
T. C. Arwin
R. J. Quinn
W. E. Hawkins
Hudson Moore
Jury Aids Wife Of Guilty Man In Courtroom Aid
Jurors in Cochran assisted the wife of a convicted man by giving her their nine dollar daily pay and adding from their own funds a five dollar bonus. Deputy Shariff Miner was asked to see if help could be provided and clerk Henry M. Wood matched the funds from his own pocket.
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Cochran
Shariff Miner
Henry M. Wood
Cooper D. Winn Sr Dies a Leading Macon Businessman
Cooper D. Winn Sr a prominent Macon business figure of thirty years died today in Macon at 97 from Brights disease Survived by widow two sons Cooper Winn Jr and Dr Dean F Winn of Athens and six daughters Mrs C F Roberts Rietta Fannie Hattie Elizabeth Winn Macon and Mrs Blevins Bailey Cochran The city notes his leadership of the Beallac candy manufacturing concern named after him.
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Macon
Cooper
Winn
Bright
Bearlac
Cooper Winn, Jr
Dean F. Winn
Athens
C. F
Senate Debates Sixth Year Term For President
Senatorial clash over a six year term for the presidency ended with the Hitchcock and McCumber amendments defeated and Owen’s direct popular vote proposal rejected. The debate touched on exemptions for Wilson Taft and Roosevelt, the era’s unwritten two-term norm, and the broader question of how the nation elects its leader.
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J.root
Senate
Hitchcock
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Ita
Borah
Paynter
Works
Clapp
Sutherland
Peinaexcer
Cumming
Lodge
Williams
Hoosevelt
Willams
Huen
Cec
Hoots and- Ment
Toitchcock
Crawford
McCumber
Wison
Penrose
Napoleon and
Crenin
Napoleon
Caesar
United States
Owen
Casedential
Willimme
Cummins
Repul
Means
Borab
Bourne
Bristow
Geenford
Grenna
Jones
Kenyan
la Bollette
McLean
Townsend
Ashurst
Bryan
Chamberlain
Chilton
Culterson
Fletcher
Johnson
Maine
Martine
Myers
Newlands
Overman
Gwen
Perky
Pomerene
Shively
Smith
Arizona
Maryland
Gwanson
Dixon
Poinexter
Bradley
Branda
Burnham
Burton
Catron
Clark
Wyming
Gullom
Dillinghay du Font
Guilinger
Gamble
Jackson Lodge
Nelson
Oliver
Fort Penrosa
Perkins
Sanders
Smoot
Bfphenson
Wetmore
Weert Acrats
Bannthead
Clark Carkan
Johnston
Alabama
Paynte Perry
Simmons
Georgia
Thomas
Thornton
Interments and obituaries from Fairburn and Atlanta
Notices list multiple deaths and funeral arrangements from Fairburn and Atlanta. Subjects include John T. Beavers a Confederate veteran died at 78 in Campbellton with services at his home and burial in Campbellton. Mrs Charles E Warlick died after protracted illness with interment in Cartersville. Mrs J W Chronic and Mrs Martha Chronic reported with survivors listed. D F McCullough died suddenly in Gastonia with funeral in Atlanta and burial West View. Dr A R Wright died after Brooklyn operation with burial West View. Willie D Wood aged 24 died in a private sanitarium with funeral at 711 Marietta Street and Hollywood Cemetery. Survivors and service details noted.
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John T. Beavers
Fairburn
Campbellton
Thursay
Georgia Beavers
M. BP. Harvey
W. M. Adams
Rivertown
T. J. Nixon
East Point
J. T. Henley
Misa Ludle Beavers
Charles E. Warlick
M.S
Cartersville
D. F. McCullough
Gastonia
N.C
Hia
Atlanta
Alannta Avenue
Wifch
West View Cemetary
A. R. Wright
Pumpkin
Brooklyn
Milledge Avenue
West View Cemetery
Willie D. Wood
Mary Miller
Laura Colvin
Marietta’ Street
Glock
Hollywood
Four Master Sinks Off Guadaloupe Coast
The Baltimore four master Vik ing carrying coal foundered today on the north coast near Point a Pitre Guadaloupe. The crew were rescued.
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Point-a-Pitre
Guadaloupe
Baltimore
Viking
Tired Feet With But A Single Thought TIZ Foot Bath Ad
An old style advertisement touts TIZ foot bath claiming it reaches sweat glands to expel acids and poisons, softens corns and bunions, and relieves foot pain. It offers a 26 cent purchase and a free trial package from Walter Luther Dodge & Co at 1223 8 Wabash Ave, Chicago.
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Tiz
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Castro Freed by Habeas Corpus In New York
Cipriano Castro former president of Venezuela walked New York streets briefly free under a writ of habeas corpus issued by Judge Holt. Ruling on permanent relief set for Friday. Castro praised judge and planned a public appearance while his deportation appeal drew sharp national criticism from his camp.
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New York
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Holt
Federal
Castro
Avenus
Washington
Federal Building
Northwestern Society
John Hays Hammonda
Gaynor
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Blis Island
Thi
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Colmmr Carter
le J. Baley
California
Crab
Death's Brink
Best ‘Furnace Coal
Piedmont Coal CO
Cooper D. Winn, SR
Am. Writing Machine Co
Eiseman & Weil Stock
Eiseman & Weil
Jacobman
Sigmund Weil
J. Eiseman & Sone Company
Whitehall Street
Whitehall
Upshaw
Kirkwood
William D. Upshaw
Gelock
Mount Zion ‘Cemetery
J. W. Chronic
Martha M. Chronic
Carnella Street
W. J. Simpson
Poole’s
Frees Castro
Avent Hotel
Wood Bros
Atlanta 2
Tms
Evans Ney
Forsyth
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Robert
Edeson
Horman Hackett
Norman
Satan
Sanderson
the Rosary
Kaita MR Grand “Oe
Jonom Ai Soo, Sext Weex
Sam Chip
Mabelle Adams & CO
Tom Davies
Bobbe
Orle
Cortez
Florence
Yora
Neva Seomy
Eine
PSIK
Bat
Buerstet
Acrus
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