Ashburn Man Convicted of Mother's Murder Cribb To Die
Ashburn Ga January 6 Special We the jury find the defendant guilty was the verdict in Furner Superior Court against Miles Cribb charged with murdering his mother in law Mary Hancock last November The sentence fixed for March 3 1914 is death Judge Cox presiding Cribb shown little emotion as his wife and brother offered support The trial lasted about three hours with two witnesses Miss Mary Hancock and Ordinary Joe Hancock testifying The defendant expressed no wish to speak and asked for mercy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashburn
Miles Cribb
Furner Superior Court
Mary E. Hancock
Rebeora
Cox
W. J. Cribb
Viola Cribb
Smilea
Oribo
Mary Hancock
Joe May Hancock
The
Astute
Rome
J. G.B. Hancock
Rebecca
Cribby
Talla
Miles
Boygie Seid
Ernest
Viola Hancock
Turner County
Joe MacHarmock
Cribs
Cribb
Camilla
Glenn Pidcoge Case In Court Again
In Moultrie on Feb 6 a civil suit seeks damages from Mrs. Johe Pidcock over alleged alienation of affections from L. J. Glenn of Atlanta. Colquitt Superior Court will hear a $37 508 claim at April term. Pidcock, a non resident, is alleged to conceal. deed to Hold may be canceled. Mrs. Pidcock’s whereabouts unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moultrie
L. J. Glenn
Atlanta
Johe Pidcock
Effie L. Glenn
Pidcock
D. Reid
Thomas County
Birs Dcock
Sie Plachek
Glenn
Forsyth Mortal Greene Dies in Forsyth Ga at 63
MORTUARY NOTICE says Forsyth resident 63 year old W. Greene died Friday morning after a private sanitarium stay. He leaves a widow, a brother W. Greene of Atlanta, and a sister Mrs. M. W. Corbin of Washington. The body was taken to Harry Poole's chapel for funeral services and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Greene
Forsyth
3. W. Greene
Atlanta
M. W. Corbin
Washington
New York City
Harry Poole
United States
Federal Council of Christ In America
Methodist Church
Presbyterian
Episcopal
Baptist
Disciples of Christ
Remains arrive from Lineville as multiple obituaries listed
The remains of W R Anderson arrived from Lineville Alabama and were taken to the family burial ground five miles north of here. W R Anderson survived by wife and three sons W H Anderson of West Point BB Anderson of Jagion Ming and R H Anderasin of Atlanta. Hermit Davis the 16 month old daughter of Ed Davin died at a private sanitarium. Kate Cansey daughter of Thomas Cansey died at residence in Chattahoochee. James L Clarke James U diuree died at Hunter Street residence. Mamie Brantley 1 year old daughter of George Brantley died at Gast Lake. Donald Stephens 15 months old son of W J Stephens died at 391 Uckte Street. Claude Rowe 49 died at a private sanitarium. Jack Head died in Albuquerque New Mexico. funeral at Patterson's chapel scheduled.
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R. Anderson
West Point
West
Point
W. R. Anderson
Lineville
Ala
Here
W. H. Anderson
BB. Anderson
Jagigon, Ming
R. H. Anderasin
Atanta
James U. Diuree
Hunter Street
A. Clarke
Tuckoon Brother
West T. Haton
Patterson's
ONG Son
Ville
Maine
Mamie Brantley
George
Brantley
Eple
Gast Lake
Poole's Chapel
Stamps’ Churchyard
Donald Stephens
W. J. Stephens
Uckte Street
Harry Poole
Claude Rowe
Greenberg & Bond
Mr. Rowe
East
Sex Hygiene Opposed in New York Schools
New York on February 6 reports the board of education special committee on hygiene held its first meeting. Chairman Dr Ira S. Wile and members Dr An Toni Pishal Dr J J Medonala Johnny Martin and Abraham Flexner debated sex hygiene. Dr Pleani opposed teaching it to children while Dr McDonald has always opposed it and John Martin declined to listen to arguments. Dr Wise suggested teaching sex hygiene only to teachers in training and to adults through after school hours in school buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Education
Ira S. Wile
Antoni Pishal
J. J. Medonala
Johny Martin
Abraham Flexner
Pleani
McDonald
John Martin
Wise
Indhureg Sn
Mistrial Declared In Kiss Suit Against Railroad
In Hattiesburg Mississippi a mistrial was declared in the suit by 17 year old Nancy Lee for ten thousand dollars alleging an unsolicited kiss by A C Tress, agent of the Gull and Ship Islands railroad at McLaurin. The jury reported they were hopelessly divided and was discharged. This was the second mistrial in the same city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattiesburg
Miss
Nancy Lee
Gull and Ship Islands Railroad
A. C. Tress
McLaurin
Atlantan Mourned Found in Cuban Insane Asylum
After a disappearance of fifteen years, Evelina Pinkind Lassell of Atlanta was found in a Santiago asylum, then brought to Brooklyn. Her brother-in-law, Dr Vincent Barber, hosted her, while the family believed she had died by her own hand. She now thinks she is 15, though she is 43, with memories of childhood intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evelina Pinkind Lassell
Atlanta
Santiago
Cuba
Vincent Barber
Arlington Avenue
Brooklyn
William H. Lascell
Wilmington
N. C
Lascell
Itas
W. T. B. Wilson Ill With Paralytic Stroke
At an early hour this morning W T B Wilson a prominent Atlantan was sinking rapidly at his home 82 North Jackson street and doctors said there was little hope of his living through the night He had suffered a third stroke of paralysis last Friday and his condition was very serious
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. B. Wilson
North
Jackson Street
Mr. Wilson
Carey jailed for Mann act violation in Milwaukee case
Arthur Carey, 38, of Chicago, received a three year term in Fort Leavenworth for transporting Laura Flouker, 18, of Green Bay, Wisconsin, for immoral purposes from Milwaukee to Minneapolis. The verdict cited violation of the white slave act and identified Flouker as the transported party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Arthurr Carey
Chicago
Fort Leavenworth
Laura Flouker
Greenbay
Carey
Minneapolia
Mina
Colleagues Prepare Tribute to Roddenberg in Congress
Washington on February 6 special memorial exercises will honor the late Representative Roddenberg. Representative Park introduced a resolution urging the House to set aside a day for the tribute. Attendees include Adams, Hughes, Howare, Edwards, Tribble, Hardwiels, Walker, Park of Georgia, Witherspoon, Kirkpatrick, and Daniel G. Hughes, Georgia agricultural official, visiting with his father Dudley M. Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andersen Roddenberg
House of Representatives
Park
House
Eensche
Adamzon
Hughes
Howare
Edwards
Hardwiels
Daniel G. Hughes
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Dudley M. Hughes
Calls Exemption Repeal Debated In Congress
A House Interstate and Foreign Commerce panel action is expected to repeal the toll exemption. Rep Adamson likely to introduce next week after awaiting the president’s word. Senate waits on action in the House before debate on foreign relations and arbitration with Great Britain. Senator O Gorman predicts a spirited debate on foreign policy. Knowland of California notes opposing repeal in the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Adamson
Senate
Baltimore
House
Great Britain
Interarete Commercce Committee
Representative Knowland
California
Mexico
O'Gorman
Interoceanic Canals Committee
Wilson
British Ambassador Calls on President Wilson
Washington on September 5 Sir Cecil Spring-Rice the British ambassador called on President Wilson. The visit was seen as a prelude to an audience with an eminent Englishman and as a chance to discuss the Panama tolls controversy. No comment was made at the White House or the British embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cecil Spring-Rice
Wilson
America
Panama
White House
Monument to John Tyler to be placed at grave
Washington reports a monument planned for John Tyler's grave in Hollywood Cemetery Richmond Virginia with $10000 appropriated by Congress. Secretary Garrison assigns Lt Col Winslow of the army corps of engineers to supervise preliminary work. The design features a monolithic shaft on a pedestal and may include a life sized bronze statue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Tyler
United States
Hollywood Cemetery
Richmond
Congress
Garrison
War Department
Colerel
Winslow
Corps of Engineers
Army
Norfolk
Girls Resist Arrest By Squatting On Walk
Chicago February 6 Eleven arrests of young women pickets charged with obstructing sidewalks in front of a downtown restaurant where wait staff strike were made. The strikers were released on bond after militant tactics in crowds formed. A squad of policemen cleared the line as the group sat on the sluggy sidewalk and claimed a right to jury trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Irrs
Funeral crowds fill New York ghetto for Zigmund Mogulesko
The funeral of Zigmund Mogulesko, famed Yiddish actor and comedian, drew about twenty five thousand mourners from New York’s ghetto. Police reserves were called to manage the crowd after a procession led by the Hebrew Actors Club. Mourners sang Mogulesko’s own Yiddish comic songs as per his wish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Zigmund Mogulesko
C Lab
East Side
Florence Lawler Found in Chicago Homeward Trip
Florence Lawler a 16 year old Brooklyn girl who vanished on Monday was located in Chicago yesterday by Young Women's Christian Association officers. She will begin the journey home today as her uncle Benson R B Hedges of Columbus Ohio and her father drive to fetch her. Lawler said she ran away because her parents forced normal school but she hopes to study medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Florence Lawler
Brooklyn
Young Women's Christian Association
Benson RB. Hedges
Columbus
Ohio
Bremner Funeral Set for Monday in Passaic
The body of Representative Robert G. Bremner, who died in Baltimore of cancer after radium treatment, was brought to Passaic. The funeral is planned for 2 PM next Monday at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremner
Passaic
Robert G. Bremner
Baltimore
Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method
Suffering from bleeding itching or protruding piles? Send your address to Mrs Summers for a home treatment cure by the absorption method. Free samples and references provided on request. Write today to Box P, Red-Ad, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoursadt
Summers
Box P
Wal Strett May Frame Bill Regulating Itself
Washington February 6 A possible compromise between the New York Stock Exchange and the senate banking and currency committee on a bill to regulate stock exchanges was suggested at the hearing. Pomeroy vice president of the exchange agreed to write suggested legislation. Conant warned against fast action and urged delays to assess tariff and currency law effects. Kendall urged NYSE incorporation rules and alleged stockholder ties to American Bank Note. tomorrow hearings expected from Consolidated Exchange and Boston representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Senate Banking and Currenty Committee
H. E. Pomeroy
Exchange
Govermors
Pomerene
Pomeroy
New York Exchange
United States
London Exchange
Charles A. Conant
New York
Postmaster General
Conant
George H. Kendall
New York Bank Note Company
American Bank Note Company
Wilsons Motor Trips Help Good Roads Bill
Washington February 6 With more than 100 members listed for speeches the house held the first of three night sessions to debate the Shackleford good roads bill Representative Shackleford opened with an outline of the project The bill proposes a maximum of 25 000 000 federal appropriations with local matching funds on a graded scale from 152 to 60 per mile for dirt and macadam roads Support came from Harrison and other representatives including Barkley Russell Alexander Hamlin Rucker Ferris Murray Church and others The debate will resume tomorrow night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingon
House Tonight
Shackleford
Good Roads Bilt
Harrison
Mississippi
House
Wilson
Pass Christian
Barkley
Kentucky
Russell
Alexander
Hamlin
Rucker
Missouri
Ferris and
Murray
Oklahoma
Church of California
Herrow
Williams to Accompany Sen Smith to Atlanta
Washington February 6 special Senator Hoke Smith has accepted an invitation to attend the Merchants and Manufacturers dinner Friday night. He is likely to be accompanied by John Skelton Williams, comptroller of the currency and member of the federal reserve bank organization committee, who plans to join the committee in Atlanta for the hearing. Miss Nona McAdoo daughter of the secretary of the treasury and her friend Miss Robinson will also visit Atlanta. Dr E P Frazier of Macon new consul Lucerne Switzerland passed through Washington en route home. The Frazier family remains in Switzerland and he will return there soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoke Smith
Merchants and Manufacturers
John Skelton
Wiliams
Federal Reserve Bank Organization Committee
Atlanta
Nona McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
To Probe Nominees. Senate referred nominations today
Washington February 6 The senate interstate commerce committee referred to two subcommittees the nominations of Winthrop M Daniels of New Jersey and Henry Clay Hall of Colorado Springs to fill vacancies on the interstate commerce commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Winthrop M. Daniels
New Jersey
Henry Clay Hall
Colorado Springs
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bold pickpocket robs Mrs Renault on Atlanta White Way
Mrs Renault, returning from work on Wiltshire Street, is relieved of a leather purse containing $3 from a bold nocturnal theft on the White Way in front of Capital City laundry. She describes a burly man snatching the pocketbook, escaping into the new building row as police search proves fruitless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Capital City
Wiltchail Street
FR. Renault
Renault
Texas railroads to separate under $100 million suit settlement
Austin, Texas February The state reaches a compromise settling the $100,000,000 anti trust suit against the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway. Texas will be separated from the parent corporation and spend 4,000,000 on improvements in Texas and an additional 2,000,000 for flood damage repairs from December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Texas System
Tto
Missouri, Kansas, and Texas Railway of Kansas
Sult
Deputies Shootings Witnessed In Copper Strike Case
Testimony from Stanko Etepech and others describes deputies and guards firing during a raid on Kal lan’s arrest at Secher ville. Seven witnesses testified. several said they saw deputies shooting into the house. No one claimed to see the fatal shooting of Steve Putrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton
Midh
Stanko Etepech
Secherville
John Kallan
Kallan
Steve Putrich
Divorced Mrs Hartje Weds Young Howard in Los Angeles
Mrs Mary Scott Hartje the principal in a sensational Pittsburg divorce suit marries Stanley Howard son of a New York broker in Frasadena on February 4. Hartje, 40, accuses her of indiscretions with the family coachman. now the couple will live in Frasadena where the groom will enter business. The divorce suit was long and costly with the verdict favoring Hartje. In New York the John Dosa graft inquiry is postponed until Monday with ex govern Sulzer unable to attend today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Scott Hartje
Augustus Hartje
Pittsburg
Stanley Howard
New York
Scott Martie
Fasadene
Hartie
John Dosa
William Sulzer
Sulzer
Whitman
Trade Commission Bill Far From Complete Hurdles Abound
Washington February 6 The pending bill to create an Interstate trade commission faces major gaps as senators push reforms. Amendments to Sherman act supplements were rejected while leaders plan White House talks to strengthen the measure. Hearings before the judiciary and interstate commerce committees covered interlocking directorates and price fixing concerns in patent medicines and other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Trade Commission
Senate Interstate Commercee Committee
Thoushall
Wilson
White House
The
Trade Commission
House Judiciary and Interstate Commerce Committee
Samuel Untermyer
House Judiciary Committee
HL Nixon
National Association of Retail Druggists
House Commerce Committee
Club
Druggists’ Association
New
Three Judges to Decide Case in Louisiana Hearing
Judge Newman presided after a three hour hearing seeking to compel forceful implementation of the Georgia commission ordered reduced railroad freight rates six years past. The final hearing may be before three judges in New Orleans with Guyton Malandon for the Valdosta Chamber of Commerce against the railroad commission and railroads. Hines represents the railroad commission, Sanders McDaniel and P. H. Alston with others for the railroads. Opponents claim the reduced rates were postponed due to panics and crop conditions, citing the 1907 panic and a light 1912 cotton crop as reasons for immediate effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Georgia Commission
New Orleans
Guyton Malandon
Valdosta Chamber of Commerce
Railroad Commission and Railroads
Hines
Railroad Commission
Sanders McDaniel
P. H. Alston
Valdosta
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Glenn-Pidcoge
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A. C. Greene
Hermit Davis
Hermit
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Ed Davin
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Kate Cansey
Chattahoochee
Mapleton, Ga
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James L. Clarke
Jack Head
Tack Head
Alburquerque
W.M
Meral
Patterson
Kiss
Continental Insurance Company
Georsia
U.maiden Line
Ee Eee
Sua- Penge
TLD LD Fessor
Bagiaoo
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J. B. Lopez
CoMificate-rieu
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F County
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Roddenberg
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Stock Exchange
Senate Committee
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T. J. Brooks
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Ivy
G. H Branton
M. Brandon
J. W. Awtry
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Weil
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