Count and Countess Reconcile Not Yet in Court Debates
The Count and Countess Castellane face a stormy court scene as reconciliation efforts fail. The count refuses to accept a life income offer while the countess remains adamant about permanent separation. The judge hears contrasting pleas as Boni writes daily without response. Jean Castellane advocates for Boni as his case lingers. The countess appears cautious, leaving negotiations to her counsel amid tense public scrutiny.
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Boni
Tonkrit
Constitution
Bonl
Jeans
Dittee
Quage
Donlin and teammates Arrested for Disorder on Train
Michael J. Donlin center Felder of the New York National League club Walter Bennett a Southern pitcher and John J. McGrath a pro ball player were arrested on arrival at Grand Central station. They face charges of disorderly conduct on a train and Donlin allegedly drew a loaded revolver threatening the porter as other passengers panicked.
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Mikes Donlin
Michael J. Donlin
New York National League Baseball Club
Walter Bennett
John J. McGrath
Troy
TP Sketr
Dentin
Grand Central Station
Ponlin
Twenty-Eight Men Die In Kanawha Mine Disaster
A massive explosion at the Paral mine of Stewart Collieries near Oak Hill, Kanawha region, killed at least twenty eight workers. Nine survived. many of the dead are Hungarian or Black laborers trapped as a gas pocket and broken ventilation cut off air.
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Charleston
W. Va
Stewart Collieries Company
Oak Hill
Alys
Ming Boss
Miles Pratt
White
David Wells
James Swan
George Jones
William Madison
Robert Feathergill
Kanawha
Judge Rose Accepts Hague Peace Commission Seat
Yate Rock Arkansas February 8 Judge V M Rose has accepted the Roosevelt tender to join the Hague Peace Commission. He will travel to the Hague for the tribunal sittings beginning next summer.
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Hague Peace Commission
Yate Rock
Ark
V_M Rose
The
Harge
Roosevelt
Foreign Service Appointments in Europe Chiefs Named
Washington February 8 the secretary of the treasury named chiefs for customs special agency districts in Europe. Great Britain Charles HR Bradley London headquarters France Italy and Spain Major William H Williams Paris headquarters Eastern Germany J Parletto Berlin Western Germany Holland Belgium Oscar Goatschalk Cologne Switzerland Carl Kaufman St Gall headquarters all appointees drawn from US consular service in Europe. Not Raise the Price. Cleveland February 8 Independent Window Glass Manufacturers organization committee decides to discontinue efforts to form selling company. Action may keep current low prices for months. Bank To Changes Location. Washington February 8 House passed a bill authorizing the Graham Va national bank to relocate to Bluefield W Va.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Customs
Europe
Great Britain
Charles HR. Bradley
London
France
Italy
Spain
William H. Williama
Paris
Eestern
Germany
J. Parletto
Herlin
Holland
Belgium
Oscar Goatt~ Schalk
Cologne
Switzerland
Carl Kaufman
St. Gall
United States
Cleveland
Ohio
Independent
Window’ Glass Manufacturers’ Organization Committee
H. Cayton
Wallace Denies He Said Taft Almost Cussed Him
John F Wallace, former Panama Canal chief engineer, tells the Associated Press he did not say Secretary Taft almost cursed him. He explains a press report misrepresented his remarks from a Washington Senate inquiry, attributing to him language about Taft and a heated moment.
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York
John F. Wailace
Panama Canal
Associated Press
Tait
Washington
Wat
Taft
Morgan
Major Cassius Gillette Ordered To Take Charge Of Savannah Engineering
Savannah reports that Lieutenant Colonel J B Quinn, longtime Savannah river and harbor chief, has been removed to assume Missouri river and Yellowstone park duties. Major Cassius B Gillette is ordered to succeed him, amid claims the War Department acted at Justice Department request. Savannah merchants pass resolutions calling senators to investigate and retain Quinn if possible.
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J. B Quinn
Army
Washington
Chittenden
Sioux City
Iowa
Missouri River
Yellowstone Park
Cassius B. Gillette Ia
War Department
Department of Justice
Quinn
Ginette
Greene
Gaynor
Tris
O M Carter
Gillette
Georgia
Gordon Bates Arrest Report Near Canton Ga
Canton Ga February 8 Special Gordon Bates accused of assaulting Miss Nancy Dawson was arrested seven miles from Canton as the sheriff pursued him Bates denies guilt claiming an alibi being in Alpharetta at the time of the attack described as recent and several arrests already made in connection with the matter.
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Canton
Gordon Bates
Nancy Dawson
Bates
Alpharetta
Handwriting Expert Debunks Colonel Mann Writing Sample
Edwin B. Hay, a handwriting expert from New York, testified in the Colonel W. D. Mann perjury trial that the characters "O K. W D M" on a letter show no resemblance to Mann's known handwriting. The prosecution called the witness to contrast the disputed sample with admitted specimens.
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Hay
Colonel Mann
New York
Edwin B. Hay
W.D. Mann
O.K. W.D.M
O.K
Senate approves Fernandina federal building project
The senate passed a bill authorizing the erection of a federal building at Fernandina Florida and appropriated 100000 dollars for the project.
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Fernandina
Washington
Senate
Fla
Woman Dies After Drinking Hair Tonic In Cordele
Cordele Ga February 8 special Ca Kimball an employee of Bunkley Green Dry Goods Arabi is dead from drinking herpicide hair tonic. A Negro partner died yesterday after drinking half the tonic and Kimball kept the latter to himself until too late for physicians to save him. He died this morning at 490 o clock after intense agony. He leaves a wife and one child. May Keep Troops in China London February 8 new trend of events in China since powers assented to Emperor William proposals to withdraw their troops has induced reconsideration with all governments except Germany having forces to north China their withdrawal is an open question. Foreign residents oppose withdrawal.
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Cordele
Kimball
Bunkley & Green Dry Goods Company
Arabi
China
London
William
Germany
Girl Marries Next Day After Father's Death in Georgia
In Toccoa OCCOA GA February 8 Special Miss Belle Hutcherson and J L Ingram both of Toccoa were married this evening at Miss Hutcherson's mother's home. Earlier plans hadn't been public, but after Dr R H Hutcherson shot himself in despair, dying an hour later with Mrs Hutcherson and Miss Hutcherson present the wedding proceeded as arranged. Dr Hutcherson had lived in Toccoa for years and spent time in a state sanitarium. Miss Hutcherson is noted as a pretty, well-connected young woman. Ingram had moved from Bennettaville to Toccoa and now works with Eclipse Leather Company.
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Occoa
Belle Hutcherson
J. L. Ingram
Miss. Hutcherson
Toccos
Misa Hutcherson
Mr. Ingram
R. H. Hutcherson
Mids Hutcherson
Hutcherson
Miss Hutcherson
Ingram
Dr Hutcherson
Eoa
Oglethorpe County
Elevator service stops in Avannah court building
A postmaster and custodian orders the discontinuation of elevator service after February 10 due to low public buildings funds. The move affects a Greene and Gaynor trial on the third floor where a juror cannot climb stairs. Judge Speer plans to seek revocation from Senator Clay to ease the hardship.
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Avannah
Blun
Secretary of the Treasury
Greene and Gaynor
Pension Bill Passes as House Debates Hepburn Rail Rate
The House passed the pension appropriation bill carrying 139 million for pensions and 1.245 million for administration with no amendments. It also approved the Hepburn railroad rate bill expanding ICC authority, setting rates, reducing private market manipulation and extending federal oversight while increasing Commission membership and salaries.
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House
Hepburn Railroad
Tittlefield
Maine
McCail
Weeks
Massachusetts
Perkins
Garrett
Tennessee
Hepburn
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Weather Forecast Summary for Friday and Saturday
Forecast for Friday and Saturday calls for fresh northwest to north winds across Georgia. Temperatures range with highs and lows not specified, and mean and normal temperatures unlisted. Precipitation data and monthly deviations are incomplete from various stations.
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Washington
Georgia
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