Archibald Impeachment Trial Hinges on Legal Proceedings
Washington January 9 a protest against passion marked closing arguments in defense of Judge Robert W Archbald of the United States commerce court impeached for misbehavior. His lawyers urged the Senate to judge only by evidence and law, denying any crime or wrongdoing and warning that impeaching a just judge would echo three or four centuries of political unrest.
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Senate
Robert W. Archbald
United States Commerce Court
Archbald
Alexander Simpson, Jr
Philadelphia
Worthington
Smpson
Sterling
Sinpson
Archdala
Ugl
Mr. Simpson
House of Commons
Simpson
Archhbald
Grace denies marriage story in divorce case
Mrs. Ulrich said Grace would be crazy to marry before the divorce case ends. She withheld Grace's address because the daughter promised not to reveal it when she left in December. Ulrich added Grace seldom visited.
God pity the man says Eugene Grace in Sewnan Ga
Eugene Grace reacts to a report of Daisy Ulrich Opie Grace allegedly marrying a Coatesville man in New York. He suspects sensationalism, notes she has harmed others, and warns the husband to beware life insurance or potential danger while condemning her past deeds and sensationalism. He expresses hope the rumor is true to end her public fraud.
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Sewnan
Eugene Grace
Constitution
Daisy Ulrich Opie Grace
New York
Coatesville
Grace
Pennsylvania
Waitresses Strike at Oglethorpe Hotel Brunswick
January 9 report from Brunswick Georgia notes white waitresses at the Oglethorpe hotel struck with one minute’s notice leaving Manager Jaeckel without staff to serve guests at supper.
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Brunswick
Oglethorpe Hotel
Jaeckel
Judge voices unrest over court and arena rhetoric
A lawyer cites political unrest as the case’s impetus while distancing the judiciary from crowd fury. He says he supports unrest but rejects violence, and notes that trial arguments will close tomorrow night.
Felton plans girls college in Bartow inspired by Sage gift
Mrs. Felton, a Bartow County property holder, aims to found an industrial school for Anglo-Saxon girls in the Blue Ridge mountains. She recalls a wartime visitor, Joseph Slocum of Syracuse, and explains how a recent donation from Mrs. Sage makes the project feasible, envisioning a campus near a spring and trees. The plan parallels Martha Berry’s model and seeks to educate local girls neglected in opportunity.
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Sage
Felton
Tella
Crimea
Cartersville
Syracuse
N. Y
Joseph Slocum
Ducktown
Dr. Felton
Ile
Chicago
Mrs. Sage
Emma Willard College
New York
United States
Rua
Bartow
Rioting in Kanawha coal regions sparks martial law recall
Rioters attack coal operations in Kanawha county as miners strike. A Standard Gas Coal mine at Standard and Holley Grove railroad crews faced rifle fire and dynamite threats. State militia has invaded the strike district twice since last April, under martial law proclaimed by Governor Glasscock.
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Charleston
W. Va
Erict
Kanawhe
Standard Gas Coal Company
Standard
Holley Grove
Glasscock
Ilner Citizens Meet Posed as Single to Ask Revision
An extract from a long narrative recounts a woman's testimony about a man named Ilner who posed as a bachelor to pursue an affair, deceiving colleagues and family while coordinating lodging, funds, and social encounters across several southern cities. The account details manipulation, abandonment, and a pending legal case as reporters and prison officials observe. Miss Portman plans to marry a Cincinnati songwriter on returning to Louisville.
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ILNER
Gardner
Louisville
Wireless Promoters Convicted in Federal Trial
Cameron Spear Charles L Waugh and A P Frederick Collins were found guilty on all five counts in a federal fraud trial over a wireless telephone and telegraph stock promotion. Beall was acquitted. The case centered on alleged use of attempts to defraud investors.
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Wwew Oo Oaurn
Cameron Spear
Charles L. Waugh
A. P Frederick Collins
Joseph H.beally
Beall
Prizes Awarded for Beat Syrup at Thomas County Fair
The Thomas County Fair association awarded W. J. Sasser first prize for syrup from a half acre of sugar cane. G. W. Davis took second place. Sasser yielded 520 gallons, Iravt 3371 2 gallons. Prizes were 25 and 15 dollars.
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Thomasville
Thomas County Fair Association
W. J. Sasser
G. W. Davis
Sasser
Irav
Wear the Library Eyeglass Frames at Moore & Sons
An advertisement from Jno. L Moore & Sons at 42 North Broad St promotes eyeglass frames advertised as light large and comfortable. The shell frames are available in both eyeglass and temple styles.
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Jno
Moore & Sons
North Broad St
Adv
Farmer George Hicks Dies After Wagon Accident in Charlotte
George Hicks, a farmer, fell from a wagon while returning with a load of wood and died at 6 50 pm. His wife, frail with heart trouble, fainted and died at 7 pm, ten minutes after her husband. The couple lived in Charlotte, North Carolina, and the incident occurred this afternoon around 3 o'clock.
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Charlotte
N.C
George Hicks
Strike Threatens Cotton Mills in Yorkshire
The textile trade faces a potential standstill as six thousand dyers in Bradford quit work over wage increases. About 6,000 more plan to strike within two weeks. Employers agree to higher pay but push a piecework system that dyers oppose.
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London
Yorkshire
Bradford
Four high class daily trains Atlanta to Florida debut
Southern Railway announces four premium daytime and night trains from Atlanta to Florida with excellent service and convenient schedules. The local sleeping car departs Atlanta at 9 30 p m arriving Jacksonville at 7 40 a m. Starting Monday January 6 the sleeping car will run to Palm Beach leaving Atlanta at 11 10 p m daily. Tickets and reservations at City Ticket Office No 1 Peach Tree Street or by telephone.
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Florida
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Jacksonville
Palm Beach
Peachtree Street
Hing Hardware Buys Anderson Stock for Major Purchase
Hing Hardware company announces the purchase of Anderson Hard Ware stock, the eighth major buyout in Hing's history. The bankruptcy sale will be held at the former 34 South Pryor street location with cash rates on a vast southern stock. George E. King of King Hardware says the Anderson house had one of the largest, most complete inventories and the sale offers householders, contractors and builders dealers a rare chance to buy well below normal costs.
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Anderson Hard Ware Company
Hing Hardware Company
South Pryor Street
George E. King
King Hardware Company
Anderson
South
Jailbreak in Sylvania prompts manhunt and charges
In Sylvania Georgia three inmates escaped while being booked, overpowering Deputy Sheriff John Joyner. Dan Jones is charged with murder, Polite with arson, and Roberts with shooting at another. Bloodhounds and mounted posses failed to recapture them. A stray line mentions sugar consumption figures and a tour booklet, but the readable facts focus on the escape and pending charges.
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Sylvania
Groes
Dan Jones
Nathan
Roberts
Ed Polite
John Joyner
Qrom
Jones
Polite
Southern Shorthand and Business University publicity
A long promotional piece touts Southern Shorthand and Business University in Atlanta as the leading Georgia business college. It cites farm raised students as desirable, recounts a South Carolina country boy who built a career after training, and notes extensive facilities, large patronage, and conservative ads.
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Southern Business College
Business College
Southern Shorthand and Business University
Atlanta
Business
Georgia
South Carolina
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