Fatal shooting and double suicide in Atlanta boarding house
A slaying and ensuing double suicide occurred near Trinity Avenue in Atlanta as Amos Amerson shot his wife after a confrontation in the street and then killed himself. The couple, living under aliases at 84 Trinity Avenue, had a seven year old daughter sent to Alabama after threats and a suspected elopement with another woman. The tragedy followed weeks of threats and a note found on Amerson stating his intent to end his life if refused reconciliation.
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Alaga
Ala
South
Forsyth
Papa
Warner Patrick
Mrs Patrick
South Forsyth
W T Amerson
Tennille
Trinity Avenue
A J Amerson
Leza
Alabama
Ahe
New Orleans
Amosson
Remorsg
Atlanta
South Forsyth Street
Mra Lemme Fulton
Amosgon
Marcus-Loeb
Mra Young
Iman
Slater
Eloel
Double murder in Atlanta shocks small town crowd
In a tragedy linked to the Marcus Loeb plant, a woman identified as Mrs Amerson and a man were found dead. Police recover valuable jewelry from the woman and a note signal "A T A" helps identify the victims as workers declare Mrs Amerson a sister-employee. An inquest is expected, with the bodies left at Poole chapel. The man, a railroad man, was married to Miss Nancy May and they had been separated for two years.
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Zorn
Harry G Poole
Mra Amerson
Marcus Loeb
Mra Amer
Donehoo
Poole Chapel
Tennille
J Amerson
Atlanta
Warthen
Nancy May
Washington County
Amerson
Macon
Weeklong Courtship Ends in Atlanta Wedding Surprise
Miss Isabelle Wright of Nashville elopes with A Mitchell a Jacksonville auto dealer after a one week courtship. The pair married at the Ansley Hotel with hotel officials as attendants. Parents were unaware as she left for Huntsville before turning up in Atlanta and marrying him, then returning to Jacksonville.
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Nashville
Isabelle Wright
Atlanta
Mitchell
Jacksonville
Fla
Miss Wright
Ansley
Ansley Hotel
Huntsville
Ala
Atania
C B Wilmer
St Lukes Church
Dixie Flyer
Parenta
Huntaville
Mr. Mitchell
Tam
Huerta Forces Hit Tampico Amid Rebels Threats
Rebels destroyed a water tank supplying Tampico and planned oil tank fires to flood the river, while Huerta's troops pressed a storm assault and Mexican gunboats faced pressure downstream. American railroad men were captured as bandit gangs formed in Guerrero to aid rebels.
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Tampico
Juarez
Mexico
Maxim Castillos
Big Cumbre
Guerrero
Hearst Ranch
Sto Madera Lumber Companys
Maders
Madera
13 year old boy killed in elevator accident
A 13 year old chamber of commerce office boy, Janes Jr, died Friday at 11 am in the Third National Bank building elevator No 3. He was attempting to enter as it rose. his head was caught and he fell to the floor. He had just received a raise and was considered a valuable attache. He had been sent to deposit for a stenographer.
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Third National Bank
Chamber of Commerce
W G Cooper
Tad
Chamber
Janea
HM Patterson
To Govern Australia London February 6 Announcement
Official notice from London on February 6 proclaims a government appointment. The brief states the Right Homoray to Leith as part of a formal leadership designation. Details are limited in the fragment.
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Australia
London
Urges New Haven Railroad probe in Senate inquiry
Senator Norris calls for a new inquiry into the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad alleging incomplete prior probes due to witness immunity. He cites charges about Morgan Co lawyers earning 15000 dollars for incorporation papers of a 1000 dollar subsidiary and warns of possible penitentiary exposure for eight or ten people.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
New Haven and
Hatfard
Norris
Hig
Norns
Morgan & Co
New Haven
Borah
Cummins
Congress
House
Bruce Wyman
Harvard University
Thes Times
Prouty
Senate
Missouri Rate Cases Off to Supreme Court Again
Kansas City February 6 The Missouri rate cases long in litigation move toward the US Supreme Court as Eugene B Ball attorney for thirteen railroads heads to Red Oak Iowa to obtain a signature on an appeal of Judge McPhersons ruling that he cannot retain jurisdiction over suits to recover overcharges. The railroads seek to compel jurisdiction over claims by shippers and passengers who paid higher rates during the injunction period. claims total about 24 million dollars.
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Kansas City
Missouriairroad
Supreme Court of the United States
Eugene B Ball
Frank Ingerman
Red Oak
Iowa
Smith McPherson
Supreme Court
McPherson
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