Sewage delay probe urged on Atlanta project
Officials press council to reject extension for contractor Chester A. Cady on the Peachtree and Intrenchment sewer plants. Cady, bond held by city, blames stone supply from Lithonia. Stone firms deny shortages and offer options, while engineers push bond forfeiture and penalties to accelerate work.
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Sewer Committee
John H. Harwell
Cady
J. A Goldsmith
Dady
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Lithonia
J. H. Davidson
Pine Mountain Granite Company
Empire Granite Company
Antestone
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Stone
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Bond Commission
American Bonding Company
Baltimore
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Advertisements Align With Morning News Value
The piece notes that advertisements in a good morning newspaper match the news in completeness and up to date reliability. It suggests readers prefer this integrated approach where ads reflect the same quality and immediacy as the news content.
Wedderspoon to Speak at Bible Conference in City
Dr Willan Wedderspoon pastor of Foundery Methodist Church Washington D C will be a noted speaker at the Bible conference to be held at the Baptist Tabernacle March 7 to 16 He is known for his oratorical powers and has led large congregations in New Jersey and Pittsburgh address venues and pastorage.
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Foundery Methodist Church
Washington, D. C
Baptist Tabernacle
Wedderspoon
Ocean Grove
New Jersey
Geniu Heving
Alberr Park
Jersey
Emory Methodist
Pittsburg
Washington, D.C
Man and Wife Tour on Tandem Bicycle
St Augustine Florida February 11 Astride a tandem bicycle Mr and Mrs G L Mascotte arrived here from El Paso Texas on a 10000 mile Playola tour of the United States They have completed 5184 miles of the trip and have had no serious delays They go fence to Palm Beach
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Fla
G. L. Mascotte
Hi Paso
Texas
United States
Bitten by terrier prompts Pasteur treatment
Huguley Williamson of 373 West Peachtree Street, son of Mrs Frank Williamson, is taking daily Pasteur treatment at the capitol after being bitten by a small fox terrier last week. He shows no concern, finds the treatment fun, and regrets the dog did not come to play at the bins.
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Huguley Williamson
Frank Williamson
West Peachtree Street
Capitol
Huguley
Martha's Home Ordered Moved by Police Board
The Men and Religion refuge at 108 Harris Street faces eviction by February 18 after residents accuse it of disorderly conduct. Complainants Beutell Sharp and Dr Johnson testified of late night closed cabs and flirtations by inmates, urging removal. Mayor Woodward backed action, noting depressed property values and community uproar. The commission appointed a committee to confer with Marion Jackson and John Eagan to relocate the home.
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Beavers
Polos Commission
Police Commission
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J. H. Sharp
Dr. Johnson
Woodward
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Beutell
Johnson
Marlon Jackson
John J. Eagan
Beutel
Saas
Rone
Hemovel
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Mr. Hagan
Soon Ag & New
Mr. Beutell
Mr. Eagan
Resistont
Suys Woodward
No. 108
Marton Jackson
Paid For Votes Found On Solons In West Virginia
In Charleston on February 11, four House delegates and one state senator were arrested in a hotel with marked money in their pockets claimed to buy votes in the U.S. senatorial contest. They posted $5,000 bond each, waived hearings, and were taken to Justice Dering. Prosecutor Townsend said detectives observed a plan to change six votes for about $50,000, with pay day arranged at the hotel.
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House of Delegates
Senate of West Virginia
Bonner Hill
Thomas C. Townsend
Justice of the Peace C
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Isaac T. Mann
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W.P. Hubbard
Nathan Goff
Glasscock
Watson
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Judge Dailey
John W. Davis
Rhodas
Isaac . Mano
Dutt
Sale
West Virgina
Taft orders ships and troops to readiness over Mexico crisis
Washington February 12 TAFT and advisers order three more battleships to the Gulf coast and two army transports at Newport News for immediate troop movement to Mexico City if needed. Officials say no intervention, only precautions amid unsettled conditions. General Wood and navy leaders join high level talks on rapid dispatch plans.
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Floror
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Bradlay A. Fiske
Inspection Department of the Navy
Burnett-Dillingham
Wickersham
Wedded To Another Woman Seeks Alimony From Ex Husband
Dublin Ga February 11 Special When Emma Tharpe who divorced A C Tharpe of Twiggs county and remarried to Mr Weems of Macon sought continued alimony of 284 a month the ex husband objected Judge Hawkins ruled the decree's alimony provision voided as soon as the former wife remarried The case hinged on Georgia divorce law and common sense justice in contempt proceedings.
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Dublin
Emma Tharpe
A. C. Tharpe
Twiggs County
Weems
Macon
Georgia
Jaaxe K. J. Hawkins
Tharpe
Woodward and Beavers clash over police suspensions
Mayor Woodward condemned suspending indicted officers as unjust while Chief Beavers defended the action as protecting department dignity. Two officers, Folds and Parham, were reinstated. Parham kept pay lost during suspension, Folds regained pay after a brief layoff. Local board will decide discipline details.
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EH. Parham
J.B Wright
Wright
Parham
Signal Board
Aleted
Johnson
Jose Hie
Putham
Folds
Ife
Labor Leaders Free in Dynamite Conspiracy Case
Leavenworth releases: Sohn H. Barry of St. Louis G H Ray and Edward Smythe of Peoria convicted in the dynamite conspiracy trial are freed on bond. Barry faces four years, Smythe three, Ray one.
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al— Sohn H. Barry
St. Louis
G. H. Ray
Edwar Smythe
Peoria
Barry
Smythe
Ray
Contestants Sustain M and M Managers Busy in Final Days
Special notice outlines deadline dates for sale slips and invoices for the M and M contest. Entries must file by 3 p.m. February 12 2013 with no extensions, to manage the last rush. The Constitution’s contest promotes Atrio syrup prize with emphasis on timely submission and adherence to rules.
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M& M
Comest
Ldbela
Beneshale
Seven Hour Battle Across Mexico City Ends Without Clear Victor
Federal and rebel forces fought seven hours in central Mexico City as artillery and rifle fire raged. Casualties numbered in the thousands with three Americans reported shot. President Madera and ministers expressed satisfaction with the day’s results, promising further bombardment.
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Mexico City
Hondreda
Madera
Felix Diaz
Weather Prophecy Forecast Cooler Conditions Ahead
Georgia sees fair and colder weather with rain expected Thursday. Local report notes lower temperatures, with normal values for the period and rainfall in the past 24 hours. Deficiencies reported since the month and since January are given in inches.
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Georgia
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