Blind Senator Gore Accused of Assault by Wife in Hotel
Oklahoma City reports a high profile civil suit as Mrs Minnie Bond sues United States Senator T P Gore for 350000 claiming he assaulted her in a Washington hotel room while her husband sought a federal post. Court hears opening statements as jury selection proceeds amid political tension.
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Minnie E. Bond
United States
T. P. Gore
Oklahoma
Washington
George W. Clark
Jurge Clark
Poss L. Lillard
Plantiff
Senator Gores
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Oklahomay -Ae
Desire to See Family Costs Fincher Liberty
Ex policeman and express embezzlement suspect H Z Fincher, evading police for weeks, was captured on Whitehall street after seeking to see his wife and child. Detectives Vickery and Hamby arrested him. he was sent to Ashburn jail to face express authorities over alleged embezzlement in several villages. A $50 reward aided the capture. Fort McPherson is listed as his home.
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Express
Upper Whitehall Street
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Ashburn
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Fort McPherson
Atlanta
Mississippi House approves deposit guarantee bill
Jackson, Miss February 11 The Kyle banking bill providing for the guarantee of deposits passed the house by a vote of 122 to 2. Amended by the senate the measure goes to conference. the guarantee becomes operative October 1915.
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Hotel Guests See Chase After Man Accused By Diners
Diners at the Ansley hotel rathskeller witnessed a confrontation when a well dressed man insulted Mrs. Oscar Weinmaster and struck her husband. The assailant fled through the entrance, was pursued by police and pedestrians, and corralled under a building on James Street Poplar intersection. He was taken to headquarters after being found intoxicated and charged with drunk and disorderly conduct. The man gave the name Littler aged 30 of Chicago after initially providing Charles Walters. bond set at $1,000 by Night Chief Jett. Mr. Weinmaster planned to pursue the case in court at 2:30 this afternoon.
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Navy aviator locates submarine mines from 1500 feet
Pensacola Fla February 11 Lieutenant Towers a navy aviator demonstrated that submarine mines planted in harbors are detectable from air at 1500 feet Five mines lay at the harbor entrance and Towers reported their locations on landing Later Lieutenant Bellinger ascended to 2000 feet and again found the mines tracing each anchor chain Navy officers hail aviation value in future warfare noting water reflections aid detection
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Ghost of the Fast adds an arrest to long record
New York's 70 year old pickpocket John Hanley known as the Ghost of the Fast was arrested for stealing a purse from a crowd boarding a trolley car. He claimed forty years in crime and history dating back to 1874.
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Autos Slugfest as U S Troops Chase Mexicans Near Juarez
El Paso reports an armed rush of about thirty autos loaded with men across the river in a Huerta driven recruitment plot. General Hugh L. Scott orders cavalry from Fort Bliss to block the attempt while rebels under Villa ambush federals and move prisoners toward Juarez. Troops concentrate along the Ysleta road with detachments west to the smelter and other towns.
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Ysleta Road
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Bandit and His Men Executed by Rebels Near Chocolate Pass
Rebel messages reported near Chocolate Pass forty five miles northeast of Pearson Chihuahua say Major Juan Samaniego led a detachment that surrounded and captured seven Castillos men including Castillo. The executions occurred Monday, per telestams received by General Francisco Vila in Juarez.
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Chocolate Pass
Pearson
Chihuahua
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Juarez
Casay Grandes
Juan Samaniego
Castillos
Castillo
No Salute Is Given To Huerta Gunboat
The Mexican gunboat Zaragosa steamed up the Mississippi to New Orleans and saluted with twenty one guns at Jackson Barracks, but the salute went unanswered. Immigration officials planned to question the ship for possible alien entry. three passengers aboard, Aureling Melgarejo, Louis Roumagnas, and Antonio Magui, said they were permitted by Mexico to travel to aid their destinations. They planned to sail to New York that night, with Melgarejo to London and Roumagnas and Magui to Paris.
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United States
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Colombia
Louis Roumagnas
Antonio Magui
Vera Cruza
New York
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Paris
City officials clash with Crane over graft charges
State officials and police officials push back on attorney Samuel G Crane s malice graft accusations against two turnkeys and city officials with calls for a rapid investigation The board prepares for a Friday finish while Crane vows to produce prisoners and testimony from leading Atlanta lawyers to back his charges
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Verney
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Atlanta
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Sanford
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Dolph Frennan
Brennan
Garros Mason
Burns
Constitution
Mason
Fain
Woodward
Estranged Couple Reunites in Atlanta for Quiet Wedding
After a two year estrangement Misa Myrtie Powell and James M. Chapman met again in Atlanta. A quiet ceremony was held in the rosa parlor of the Winecoft hotel officiated by Rev. Dr. Charles W. Daniel, with witnesses including Mrs P E Johnston and several Johnston relatives. A large dinner followed, served in the Winecoft cafe, then the couple departed on the Dixie Flyer for Florida for their honeymoon.
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James M. Chapman
Rosa
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Helen (Lave) Johnston
D. E Gian
Louise Johnston
Burnett Grey
H. T. Watson
Winecoft Cafe
Florida
Zion City approves morals ordinance banning flirting and revealing skirts
The Zion City council enacted a public morals ordinance restricting profane language and indecent conduct. It bans loud flirting in vehicles or on walks, requires opposite sex riders to use side seats, forbids sleeves showing above the forearm, and prohibits slit skirts.
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Labor 10 Enterman in Legislative Race
Atlanta labor leaders form Labor Legislative League to back a single candidate for state legislature. The group, meeting in executive session, aims to secure labor friendly legislation and to avoid broader political aims. A candidate will be chosen next week and the league will set rules at Friday’s meeting.
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Atlanta Federation of Trades
Labor Legislative League
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Bacon’s Physicians Silent as 10 Illness
Senator Bacon remains under care with no formal statement from his attending doctors after morning consultations and X ray analysis. Specialists including Dr Francis Hagner Dr James Morgan and Dr B L Hardin plan another review tomorrow as hopes for a restful night persist despite continued illness reported from Garfield hospital and statements from Mr Bryan and President Wilson.
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Whebington
Senator Bacon
Francis D. Hagner
James Dudley Morgan
B. L. Hardin
Bryan
Daily
Wilson
Hoke Smith
Bacon
Garfield ‘Hospital
John T. Boiseuiliet
Home Wrecker Shot: Doctor Wooten Death Inquest Verdict
Charlotte, Feb 11 A coroner s jury ruled Dr W H Wooten of Davidson County died from a pistol shot to the left breast fired by Monroe Jetton. Witnesses say Jetton claimed Wooten had ruined his home and shot him. Jetton await bail via habeas corpus as defense cites.
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N.C
Corsoner
W. H. Wooten
Davidson
Monroe Jetton
Jetton
Miewite
Wooten
Children on Atlanta Streets To Be Investigated
The Atlanta Federation of Trades voted to form a three member special committee headed by J I Rodier to study why more children peddle papers and goods on Atlanta streets and report at the next meeting. The group will seek aid from women’s clubs and ministers to push child labor legislation and designate the last Sunday in May as Child Labor Sunday.
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Atlanta Federation of Trades
Atlanta
J. I. Rodier
E. B. Smith
Federation
Bott
J.B. Hewitt
Wally
Goethals to Washington for canal government plan
Goethals, recently appointed governor of the canal zone, will go to Washington tomorrow to confer with officials on the permanent organization of the canal government which will become effective. The trip aims to finalize arrangements for the governance structure of the zone.
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Panama
George W. Goethals
Canal Zone
Washington
Claims of Atlanta for regional bank urged by farmers
Macon Ga February 11 Special The Georgia Agricultural Society executive committee endorsed Atlanta as the site for a regional reserve bank and appointed a committee to urge the selection before Friday’s Atlanta hearing. The group consolidated arguments on Atlanta’s fitness, detailing banking operations, agriculture financing and regional impact to bolster Atlanta’s claim alongside Jacksonville Chattanooga Birmingham Savannah and Columbia with Birmingham favored by some.
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Georgic Agricultural Society
Auyata
Reginel Reserve Bank
Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Agricultural Society
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Rowlbeasteen
Chamber of Commerce
J. K. Orr
Wilmer L. Moore
Weather Prophecy Pair Forecast for Georgia Fair Day
A Georgia forecast predicts fair weather on Friday with sunny or pleasant conditions in the day, followed by rain chances in the afternoon or evening as moisture moves in. A second note hints at possible showers later, with unsettled skies and cooling temperatures.
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