Mrs Chadwick Refuses to Answer Questions on Bankruptcy Stand
In a bankruptcy proceeding, Mrs Chadwick initially refused to be sworn, later consented to take the oath but declined to answer questions. Referee Remington pressed for testimony as prosecutors seek access to private papers and potential assets. Dawley clashed with the court over enforcing the oath, while Chadwick remained unresponsive, sparking tension and threats of contempt. The hearing was adjourned to March 31 with conditions regarding future testimony if criminal cases are resolved.
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Aerte Gsy
Remngton
Chadwick
Remington
Chedwick
Wittorney Dawley
Cnadwick
Mawtey Ftronkly
Grossman
Tloeser
Weferes
Bill Chadwick
Reasen
Bakruptcy Court
Dawiey
Cassie L
Simost
Lergth
Dawes
Dawley
Davie
Remaugon
Dawle
Remington Tooh
Mos
Chadwich
She
Mus Chadwick
Birn Chadwick
Maryland Chief Executive Praises Roosevelt on Race Policy
Governor Edwin Warfield of Maryland lauds President Roosevelt's Lincoln Banquet remarks on the race problem. He says Roosevelt follows southern orators, supports fair treatment, and aims to progress the Negro toward citizenship duties.
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Maryland Societv
New York
Hotel Astor
Edwin Warfeld
Maryland
Roosevelt
Republican Club
Warfield
South
Lincoln
Abraham Lincon
Paaddeus Stevens
Phaneagro Agua
United States
West
Repuditeen Party
Senate impeachment trial May sway Statehood bill talks
Washington February 24 reports the Swayne impeachment proceedings and Burrus Beveridge in the statehood bill conference motion as senators debate residence issues and possible conferees. Arguments for and against conviction focus on judge Swayne conduct and O Neal, Belden Davis cases. Senate adjourns pending tomorrow vote.
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Senate
Swains
Beveridge
Swayne
Messrs Perkins Glavion
Powers
Denalf
Huzgins
Swaynes
Judge Swayne
Pertins
Clayton
Belden-Davis
O Neal
Real
Higgins
Florida
Duns SadAalAaiis
Iemeone
Bekten-Davis
Building Bill Meets Rough Road in House and Senate
Washington notes the building measure faces heavy amendments likely to kill it. House chairman Gillett pushes the omnibus bill, but many signers have withdrawn. Speaker Cannon may allow debate yet will block final voting. Senate Public Buildings head Fairbanks says no more meetings this session and no pilot bill. Milwaukee fire kills a firefighter as plamane mill burns destroying property valued up to 40000.
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Senate
Aga
Jos Ohl
Washington
House Committee
Atlanta
Gillett
Cannon
Gilett
Ins
Fairbanks
Public Buildings Committee
Council caucus selects candidates for March police board vacancies
The council Caucus named Sam H Venable and W M Terr as candidates for March vacancies on the board of police commissioners after a majority vote. The selection followed a caucus of the whole council yesterday afternoon and ended after a motion to finalize the choice.
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Morns
Brandon Sam H Venable
W M .Terr
Board of Police Commissioners
Brandon Wins Police Board Seat in Secret Ballot Caucus
Secret ballot caucus results show Morris Brandon with 22 votes, Sam H Venable 18, W M Terry 14, Dr A H Van Dyke 10, and W A Verney unlisted. Venable’s strong showing surprises officials and signals a shift in Atlanta politics as Cory Brandon’s leadership role on the police board is noted.
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Lay
Morris Brandon
Sam H Venable
W M Terr
Dr A H van Dyke
W A Verney
Mr Brandon
Terry
Venable
van Dyke
Brandon
Atlanta
Brandon & Arkwright Attorneys
Arkwright
Georgia, Ranlway and Electric Company
Carter and
Luther & Rosser
Tle
Vwenable
General Coune
Presbyterians plan $50000 hospital building in Atlanta
A large gathering of Presbyterian churches and laymen resolved to raise fifty thousand dollars for a new modern Presbyterian hospital building in Atlanta. Funds will be collected via five year subscriptions and modeled after New York’s famed hospital. Further meetings will set definite plans and timelines.
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Provbyterians
Ature
Presbyterian Hospital
Goa
Piéamm
Hondoke Swth
Presbyterian Church
New York City
Atlanta
Persian general Khan presents credentials to Roosevelt
General Monteza Khan, the new Persian minister to Washington, delivered his credentials in the White House Blue Room defended by Secretary Way. He conveyed Persia’s friendship toward the United States, and President Roosevelt responded that U.S. relations with Persia could grow stronger and more cordial.
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Khan
Washington
Monteza Khan
Persia
Roosevelt
White House
Pergia
United States
JAPAN AND RUSSIA PREPARE FOR MOUNTAIN FRONT BATTLE
Dispatches from St Petersburg report intensified hostilities along the Manchuria Vladivostok frontier. Japanese superior numbers press Bereaneff Hill and Tsinkhetchin as Russians withdraw to fortified lines. New actions near Ha Cheung and Kuancheng pass threaten broader engagements with rumors of brigand activity behind Russian lines.
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Shenkise
Manurla
Mukden
Lne
Ane
Aping
Rampamtiver
Ta Iroedana
Kuanch'a
Belef
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Saxalin
Japan
Atippinie
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