29 000 000 VOTED FOR HIGHWAYS GEORGIA MUST ACT
Washington report on the $25,000,000 federal roads bill and its allocations. Georgia would receive $771,250 with a state highway department urged to cooperate with federal funds or face a deduction. Speakers praise or critique the measure as lawmakers debate nationwide road construction and state roles.
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Georgia
Washington
Ackleford
House
Senate
Heflin
Alabama
Congress
United States
Dixie
Loderwood
Underwood
Mann
Hinebaugh
Ilnois
Woman seeks 590000 in breach of promise suit
Washington February 10 Smt damages of 590000 are sought in the district supreme court by Mrs Ida McNavb of Milwaukee Wisconsin against John Kinney Escanaba mining magnate. She alleges breach of promise to marry. Kinney is 71 years old.
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Washington
Smt
John Shinney
Millonaire
Escanava Mid
District Supreme Court
Ida 3l McNavb
Chlwaukee
Wis
Kinney
Convict Coleman Returns To DeKalb Camp In Fine Clothes
Ralph Coleman a 13 year old convict who escaped from the DeKalb county camp twice since his five year sentence for receiving stolen goods, voluntarily returned Tuesday morning. He wore good clothes and provided officers with cigarettes, saying he needed a holiday but would resume work after dinner. Coleman has traveled via Southern Railway to various points, sometimes writing letters home or to county authorities about his planned returns.
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Ralph Coleman
DeKalb
Southern Railroad
Clgsr
Coleman
Coleman Saya
Fulton County
Fulton
Decatur
Southern Railway
Man entombed in home made windmill tower faces death
Harmony Maine February report tells how farmer Eewin Pike became trapped inside a windmill crank chamber when the wind powered the machinery. He lacked food or water for three days and nights, unable to escape until the wind subsided and he could seize the sails to stop the mechanism. He had built the mill himself and entered through a sail gap while the wind reached over thirty miles per hour, leaving him powerless to shut it down.
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Harmony
Maine
Eewin Pike
Pike
Rough House Brawl At Lucie Street Chop Suey Cafe
Society slummers in a downstairs room at the Chop Suey Cafe on Lucie Street sparked a melee shortly before 2 am Tuesday. A nine or ten man brawl left Chaka and Contraka slinging dishes. officers stopped the fight at Luckie and Forsyth. Neal Goss, Lem Cathright, J D Fereri, and R J Brantley were arrested. others fled. Cathright, Fereri, and Tever were fined 25 dollars and costs. Goss and Brantley failed to appear for rearrest.
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Jae Jong
Lucie Strest
Eberhart
Serjeant
Howell
Luckie
Forsyth
Neal Goss
Decatur
D Fereri
R J Brantley
Goss
Cathright J
Tever
Brantley
Lappear
Order
Dancer and Robber Herman Zastrow in Milwaukee Case
Milwaukee police describe Herman Zastrow as a dual personality dancer and marauder. He is in critical condition after a ballet injury from a failed entry into a Milwaukee residence. Zastrow taught dance in Chicago and admitted stealing gifts from Milwaukee homes given to a fiancée from a Chicago family. The girl, unaware of his criminal acts, was brought to Milwaukee and turned over to the police with the valuables.
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Milwaukee Wis
Chicago
Herman Zastrow
Zastrow
Milwathees
Wisle Zastrow
Ch'cate
Ajert
Milwaukee
Yastrow
Alleged Bookies Bound Over After Greek Confesses
In Charleston court a young Greek named James Smith testified turning state evidence against a group of youths and business men alleged to run a bookmaking syndicate on Charleston and Juarez horse races. Towery and Broadnax, poolroom proprietors on North Broad Street, were bound over on charges of running a gaming house with bonds set at 500 and 590 dollars respectively. Two others were also bound over on gaming charges. Continued on Page Eleven.
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James Smith
Recorder’s Court
Charleston
Juarez Horsa
Witt Wo Towey
No 1
North Broadsheet
Paul Smith
Broadwax
Roe Marks
Atlanta Banks Boost For Southeast Capital City
National banks from twenty six cities in twenty four states endorse Atlanta as the regional banking center. A grand banquet for the organization committee draws 300 leading financiers and businesspeople with William G Meado, David F Johnston, John Skelton Williams among speakers.
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Southeast
Union
Robert J. Lewis
Atlanta Clearing House Association
California
New York
Dakote
McChodky
Mohalt
Nolla Cande
Tolley
Toa
Hapten Slows
Cll
Tefferson
Cutor
Isaedonde
Pailands
Vuttier
Riverside
Oeean Park
Long Beach & Apt
Patt Darbar
Sacramento
Wdaho
Boise
Cald
Ell
Lewiston
Newport
Foekaid
New Wort
Missouri
St Joseph
St Louis
Montana—Gleanow
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Organization Committee
Walter Grooper
Chamber of Commerce
Capital City Club
Lste
Robert F Maddox
Lwt
George
Vaniquet
Secretary of the Treasury
William G. Meadoo
David F. Jouston
Comptrake
John Skelton Willams
United States
Hoke Smith
John M Slaton
Robert J Lowry
Aged Couple Registers to Vote on Anniversary
In Chicago under the new suffrage law the registration of women voters proceeds actively with incidents. At one booth Mr and Mrs D E R Abbott of Crescent Place celebrated their anniversary by voting together for the first time, Mr Abbott aged 1377 and his wife 71 years old.
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Chicago
Abbott
Crescent Place
Tleir
Ives
CD K Abbott
Pins Used to Keep Crooks From Canal Show
San Francisco February 1. Pina asj closes and the pins shown at the Panama Pacific exposition grounds indicate a campaign to bar men of criminal tendencies from the exposition. Red headed pins mark burglars, white pins for pickpockets and steer headsmen, and black headed pins designate higher type criminals with an elaborate index and catalogue.
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San Francisco
Asj
Globe
Owen
Oklahoma City Suit Seeks 50000 Damages From Gore
Mrs Vinnie Y Bond sues United States Senator T P Gore of Oklahoma charging impropriety after a visit at a Washington hotel. The suit, filed February 10, seeks 50000 damages and sets the trial for tomorrow, with prominent attorneys retained on both sides. Gore denies the allegations and accuses political enemies of instigating the suit as he runs for renomination at the August primary.
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Olahoma City
Vinnie Y Bond
United States
T P Gore
Oklahoma
Bond
Gore
Band
Wo Issington Hotel
Shadow on Bacon Kidney From X Ray Revealed
February report shows Senator Bacon possibly needing an operation after an X ray revealed a shadow on a kidney. Surgeons suspect a stone and note his episode began in Boctoch with severe pain easing after morphine injections. His office received hundreds of inquiries from many reporters.
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Dacon
Georgia
Bacons
Boctoch
Tighest
N C and St L Defies Act of Congress
United States through James C McRenolds sues the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway in federal court seeking a writ of mandamus. The case demands access to the railroad’s accounts records correspondence and indexes and asks for inspection by Interstate Commerce Commission examiners. The petition alleges noncompliance with federal law and seeks related relief.
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Nashville Town
United States
James C McRenolds
Nashville Chatte
Nooga
St Louis
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nashville Chattanooge
St Louie Hailway Company
Act of Congress
St.t i
Rairoad
Lewslie
Nashville
Decatur
Lewisburz
Tennessee
Widland
Taducah
Rahama Western
Atlantic Coast Line
Pawsey
Ciery Lird
Woman Dies as Masked Intruders Break Into Home
Johnson City reports a tragic incident in Yancey County North Carolina where Mrs Rod Bradford alone with her small children died after two masked men forced entry to her mountain home She reportedly collapsed from fright upon seeing the intruders and no suspects are identified at this time.
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Johnson City
Rod Bradford
Yancey County
North Carolina
Indiana cup awarded at national corn exposition
Pallas Texas on February 10 received the $1500 Indiana cup for the champion ten ears of corn exhibited at the sixth national corn exposition opened today. Steinbrod also won first prize for the best five ears and prize corn awards announced in the five regions. Names like Steinbrod, Deingiine, and Stembrook credited among regional winners.
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Pallas Texas
Aboha
Steinbrook
Steinbrod
Ear Baskel Tinal Sveenstakes
Thorpe
Tohn
Stembrook Ijanklin
Zimmerman
Puyelte
Idaho
Charges of Corruption And Protection of Vice Are Made Against Police Tos Angeles
A chaotic report from Los Angeles details charges of police corruption and protection of vice. Attorney Sam Crane denounces a ring of grafting lawyers and corrupt officers while accusing police leaders of shielding vice operations and demanding proof of his allegations. The proceedings include a police board inquiry, a three-commissioner panel, and anticipated hearings with Crane presenting evidence and names.
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Corrute Wests
Ier T & Pelice
Sun Uel
Palidt Cosmesones
Hs Startang
Cher Bui
Mouss
Nieger
Ite
Beavers
Ind Department
Los
Crane
Alianne
Pierson van
Beckie
Colorado Miners Strike Gunmen Allegations Heard
Lawson alleges operators used gunmen during strikes in Colorado to intimidate miners and compel surrender. He recounts deportations, jury packing, and mass murder claims tied to the 1913 to 1914 conflict, including the Borbes tent colony incident with machine gun fire and a white flag taunt.
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John Lawson
Congress
Colorado
Wan
Dimes Jansen
Las Animas
Vuerfano
Lawson
Flex
Tameon
Borbes
Colons
Trinidad
Kennedy
Colon
Weather Prophecy Fair and Oldlil
Georgia forecast calls for fair skies and cool temperatures Wednesday. Reported highs and lows include Wednesday temperatures near the normal range with some rainfall recorded in the past four hours and a minor monthly rainfall deficit.
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Lovat
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