Raine Indicted as Bank Wrecker in Memphis Case
Memphis banker C Hunter Raine president of Mercantile Bank faces formal indictment for misappropriating about 782000 of bank funds. Charges include embezzlement larceny and fraud breach of trust as grand jury probes bank before a shutdown debt of over a million dollars. Raine, jailed after pleading guilty to embezzlement, says Wall Street stacked the cards against him and seeks a warning to others.
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Memphis
Tenn
C. Hunter Raine
Mercantile Bank
Wall Street
Raine
Shalby County
Raing
Wein
G. T. Haigh
W. H. Bennett
American Exchange National Bank
New York
Tima
American Exchange Bank
Mercantile
Haigh
Mr. Bennett
Vollmer Elected by Iowa Democrats in Face of Rift
Davenport Iowa February 10 Henry Vollmer democratic candidate for Congress to succeed the late 1 B Pepper was elected today by about 1500 plurality Harry Hull republican candidate ran second and Charles P Hanley progressive third The progressive vote was about one third of the republican figure and a yacht reference appears in the report with an unrelated item about Hawkes Opticians noting eyewear offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Iowa
Henry Vollmer
Pepper
Harry ¥. Hull
Charles P. Hanley
Senator Cumming pushes antlobby law through senate
Washington February 10 Senator Cumming moves to cure evils exposed by the summer lobby investigation passing the bill without debate. It imposes heavy penalties for impersonating congress members or federal officers and for over active lobbyists. Lamar testified he impersonated Rep A Mitchell Palmer and talked with congressmen about steel trust investigation. he resists removal to New York.
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Washington
Cumming
Senate
Tve
Congress
United States
Overmag
David H. Lamar
Lamar
Committel
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Steel Trust
New York
National banks back Atlanta in regional reserve center debate
Banking leaders from Atlanta Louisville Memphis Birmingham Montgomery and Pensacola arrive for hearings by the regional reserve bank committee in New Orleans ahead of tomorrow and Thursday sessions. Atlanta and New Orleans vie for the souths regional center with other cities presenting arguments on location and coverage across Arkansas Louisiana and parts of Tennessee and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Columbus
Birmingham
Jacksonville
Savannah
Montgomery
New Orleans
Alaham
Southeast
Louiaville
Memphis
Pensacola
McAvoo
Houston
Texas
Louieville
South
St. Louis
Arkansas
Louisiana
Tennessee
Alleged bookies bound over after poolroom arrests
In Towery's poolroom on Broad street plain clothes officers Milam and Watson arrested several men including Marks Elenders Jackson and Smith the Greek witness. Bookmaking charges shared by Joe Michbers and B Jackson led to bonds of 500. Phillips held 3000 on gaming and operating a spring house. Judge Broyles vows tougher action against gambling as Beavers orders squads to crack down on a suspected bookmaker syndicate. Towery and Brosdnax pleaded not guilty and posted bonds.
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Joe Michbers
B. Jackson
Marks
Elenders
Jackson
Smith
Towery
Milam
Watson
Mar
Brovies
Broadax
No. 1
Broad Street
Storn
Broyles
Curly” Phillips
Ray Broyles
Spring House
Beavers
Brosdnax
Strikes Are Hell Continues From Page One
Testimony shows a former mine worker recounting chaos at Trinidad Calvary tents with guards withdrawing after clashes. Witness Salvatori Valentin alleges deception, forced labor, a shooting and obstruction, plus threats to avenge losses. He claims UMW attorney advised against legal redress and vows to shoot the man who brought him to Colorado.
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Lawson
Salvatori Valentin
Pittsburg
Delagua
Valentin
Colorado
Trinidad
Delazug
Lud- How
United States Army
Phtlippines
United Mine Workers
Byrnes
John Chase
Michigan mining conditions described by four witnesses
Hancock Michigan February 10 witnesses described mine conditions before the House Investigating subcommittee. A federation leader testified about cold, wet winter work and unsafe practices. other miners spoke of underhanded measurements, unsafe one man crews, and injuries. Federation officials defended strikers and noted membership and benefits while denying responsibility for the strike. The committee planned further hearings with possibly many more witnesses.
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Hancock
Mich
House Invearnorating
Sydney
Thomas
Ferris
Ahmeeli Roval
Western Federation of Miners
Clit
Casey
Angus Kerr
Federation
Olaf Berg
South Kearsage
Berg
Union
Charles H. Bletala
Quincy
Hidala
O. N. Hilton
Denver
Moyer
Mahoney
Hietala
Hietela
Haten
Physician W. H. Wooten Shot at Drugist Home in Davidson
Asheville February 10 Dr W H Wooten leading Davidson N C physician was shot and killed at Munroe Jetton's Davidson home about 730 PM He died about thirty minutes later Jetton a member of White Jetton Drug Co was arrested Details of events preceding the shooting are not available.
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Asheville
N. C
W. H. Wooten
Davidson
N.C
Munroe Jetton
White-Jetton Drug Company
Jetton
Wooten
Jattoh
Madame Melba Sings at Tabernacle Tonight
World famous soprano Madame Nellie Melba appears at the Baptist Tabernacle on Luckie Street tonight assisted by Canadian baritone Edmund Burke. The concert begins at 7 15 p m with Melba praised as the era’s greatest soprano and Burke noted for concert and opera work at Covent Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Melba
Edmund Burke
the Baptist Tabernacle
Luckie Street
Melba
Go- Yent Garden
At-lantahs
Home Rule Battle Reopens in Parliament Fight Gathers Pace
London February 10. The historic session opened as the Iberal party seeks self government for Ireland. The home rule bill for third reading faces possible Lords amendment and Ulster exclusion. Leaders enjoin settlement by consent while preparing for a crisis if Ulster is not spared.
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London
Georges
Ireland
House of Commons
House of Lords
Ulster
Rehiaf
Guith
Houge
Viscount Morley
Lords
Commons
Jaquith
Lord Morley
Amall Hopp
Consett
Austen Chamberlin
Asqaith
Horace Plunkett
Award Carson
Fir Turace Plunkett
Seven Persons Seek To End Their Lives In New Orleans
New Orleans on February 10 reports seven persons, five men and two women, attempted suicide in the city late today and tonight. three died, four survived or recovered. Frederick Anepohl, 31, a shipping clerk, killed himself in his workplace, leaving a wife and child. Walter Grather, 32, died after cutting his throat in a hospital. Percy Caroll, 40, hanged himself in a boarding house. Mamie Carlton, 20, swallowed poison but was out of danger. Antoniene Pardo, 38, swallowed poison and will recover. Max Lauber, a prisoner, tried to hang himself but was rescued. BL M. Sheffield, 45, wounded himself attempting to open an artery and was hospitalized for mental diseases.
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New Orleons
Frederick Anepohl
George Anepohl
Frederick
Walter Grather
Percy Caroll
Mrx
Wallace Gregson
Austin
Minn
Mamie Carlton
Antoniene Pardo
Max Lauber
First Precinct
BL M. Sheffield
Senate May Shelve Immigration Measure
Washington February 10 sentiment runs against immigration legislation this session as hearings on the Burritt bill with its literacy test are planned. Senator O Gorman says no immigration measures should pass now amid delicate foreign relations and President Wilson disapproval of the literacy test feature. The immigration committee weighs amendments, including exceptions to the literacy test, with proposals to allow southern planters Mexican labor during cotton harvest and northern farmers Japanese labor from Canada, under seasonal needs.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Immigration Committee
House
O'Gorman
Smith
South Carolina
Wilson
Northe West
Canada
Disproves Old Joke From The Kansas City Journal
A brief note states that Colonel Goethals also serves a useful purpose by showing that the office seeking the man is not always a joke.
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The
Kansas. City Journal
Olonel Goethals
Wylie Home Saved By Owner Arrival
Returning home about 11 39 oclock last night Mr and Mrs Bun Wylie of 107 Peachtree place were overcome by smoke as Wyte unlocked the door. Wyne entered to call the fire station and firefighters found the blaze in the basement from hot ashes cast from the furnace landing on wood flooring. Damage to the basement totaled about 800 with no harm to the upper floors.
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Bun Wylie
Peachtree Place
Mr.Wyte
Mr. i Wyne
Jhall
iNorth Avenue
Cranes Testimony Triggers Police Corruption Charge Probe
Atlanta witness Crane accuses police of a graft ridden system and vows to produce evidence naming Bayne Branwen and other officers. Beavers and the board pledge a full investigation while Crane presses for an official hearing to verify charges against the police department and allied bondsmen.
Atlanta Police Under Fire in Official Probe Contends Lawsuits Loom
In a tense Atlanta council meeting the police department faced broad accusations of corruption from an accuser with mayoral backing. Commissioner Johnson proposed a committee to press the lawyer for evidence while Chief Beavers denied any foundation and vowed to clear the department, asserting the charges aim to discredit administration after the tenderloin reform. The panel, led by Johnson Garner and Verney, will follow up with Crane and note his readiness to present further witnesses. The report notes Brannen and Bayne, long-serving turnkeys, defend their records against slander claims amid ongoing discussions and potential investigations.
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Crane
Atlanta
Chilef
Thomas Bayne
Dolph Bran Ihnen
W. O. Byers
William Fulrelle
Jacques Fu~tralle
Pierson
Byers
Sid Wilson
Jim Robinson
Wilson
Pynes
Police Department
Beavers
Carlos Mason
Nrizon
nala_ hi
Tras
Verney
Board of Commissioners
Woodward
Fain
Eys Charles
Ads Verney
Rove
Beavfers
W. R. Hammond
Board Association
Henry Jennings
George Johnson
Jaescon
Ais
Johnson
Garner
Heill
Mews
Coech
Dolph Brannen
Tom Hayne
Brennen
Brannen
Bayne
Futrelle
Charles J. Graham
Atlanta Bar
Atlanta Bar Association
Kiser
Buckhead
Aged Counterfeiter Again Behind Bars
Philadelphia residents report Samuel Tate, 86, a noted counterfeiter, jailed again on counterfeiting charges alongside George Reilly, 10 years his senior. Tate, tied to decades of prison terms for burglary and counterfeiting, recently released after another sentence and now accused of making half dollars locally.
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Philadelphia
Samuel Tate
United States
George Reilly
Tate
Raiily
Yate
Reilly
Real estate activity dominates Atlanta Day 10 sales
Transactions and leasing dominate Tuesday in Atlanta real estate with small sales and a Peachtree lease gala. Shelley Ivey transfers gold to C P Talbot as David Kare signs a five year lease for 181 Peachtree Street in the Candler Building. Talbot and Kateset plan a new store on March 1. Turman Black and Galbosn report several sales including a Luckie and Mills cottage for 4 750 to Andrew Calhoun and a Georgia Avenue house for 2 700 to W E Chambers. A High land Avenue lot sells for 2 250 and the McDaniel Rockwell corner houses trade at 2 500.
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Shelley Ivey
C. P. Talbot
David Kare
Peachtree Street
Candler
Southern Pacific Railroad
Messrs
Talbot and
Kateset
Scottish Woolen Mills
Peachtree
Katates Salen
L, Turman
Turman
W. C. Hendrix
W. KE. Chambers
Teton Georgia Avenue
Capito Avenue
West End
Grant Park
Frank
Hardin
Highland Avenue
Kentucky Avenue
M. C. Riser
RC. Abbott
Green Parks
McDaniel
Rockwell Streets
Property Transfers Record of Various Parcel Sales
A sequence of dated conveyances lists numerous property transfers including Marg art Smyth to Edgar Dunlap at 405 Peachtree, Roden to Sure Berman on Rheimbold Street, and Rowena Callahan to Yatas Banking Co. on Bonnibrar Avenue. Entries specify block or lot details, street widths, and dates ranging from 1823 to 1952 with prices such as 25000 and 2400 in various totals.
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Margaret ©. Smyth
Edgar Dunlap
Cox
D. Clondyan
Fanny Jackson
Fevet
Roden
Sure Berman
Rheimbold Street
Claremont Street
G.I. Hennett
G J. Roden
J. N. Mead
A.W. Farlinger
West View Cemetery
J. B. Hardin
William O. McDonnald
East Cambridge
Avenue
Len Street
A. D. Adair
P. B. Hoping
Adair ‘Avenue
Pure- Sen Street
Interstate Land Company
J. A. Fischer
Megson's Avenues
Alao
Glenwood Drive
Buena Vista Avenue
Viewo
Atlsata Banking and Savings Company
Mire
Mebrien
Goule Street
Charleston Avenue
Eucla C. Wertbrook
Msn
Wanegotte Hopking
J Brentolm
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Hrather
Gilbert D. Raine
News Scimitar
Hunter
Gilbert
Vollmer
Democrats
Mr. Vanderbilt
Caribbean
Hawkes—Opticians
Keyptok
Amber
K. Hawkes Co
Onticians
Wieehanst
Taay
Warren H. Colon
Letom Street
Col. Tectota
America
Colacniu
Ellenia
Pely
Jong
Hughes
David Lamars
Soper
Organization Committee
Atlantic Noticon
Beak
Dasksonville
Fle
Sam_Distilling Co
Fig
Hell
Michigan
Madame Melb
Tabernacle
Asquith
Mrs. Bun Wylie
Cynthia Conley
Ea. Hirsch
Central Avenue
Richardson Street
Tevoo
W. R. Turman, Jr
G. Me Parkhurst
Goersin Avenue
Grant Street
H. D. Carter
Mra. C
Gelvel
Angler Avenue
Sumart Avenue
P. B. Hopkins
Hatthe Hitech
Cormer Adair Eyange
Parsons Aireot
Dudley
T. L. Lewin
Borcher Street
Greenwood Street
Cherry Street
Fourteenth
Bexitt
Leila Pettierow
J. B. Stewart
Borthenat
Martha
Brandon Streets
George T. Thrarker
C. O. Webb
Gontoo
F. Maddox
Mak Hramer
Alnidrum “Street
Eatate Tanne Steinhelmer
Sophia Steinbelmar
Goa
Firiweath Street
Emine
Anme
Whitehall
de Wald's
Sarah E. Renfree
C. E. Renfrew
J. NM. Renfree
Mae Maigson
Turner
Ferry Road
Weat
J. W. Elliott
James WW. Degueather
A. C. Morgan
Elds Wast Avenue
Peeples Trast
John 3. Owens
G. Black
Fourteenth Street
Churry Street
Fourteenth Atreat
Denk
Delaware Avenue
Prospect Avenue
A. Keiley
Rose Leo Conialt
Har- Fivon Avenue
Main Street
Sampoon
Hirkland Myenus
J. B. Richards
George
G. W. Woods
Arrowood
G. B. Turner
Ponce de Leon
Dekalb County
J. Hall Millen
Eia
Edna M. Ruthe
Investments Peles Company
Daniel Street
Fair Street
L. J. Ateele
Lalla Pearl Phillip
J. M. House
Kirkwood
Howlavaré Drive
Howard Street
Yaia
Lexal Advertivementa
Om Atlant
Aegist
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