Whisky case deepens as Cabell defies judge in North Carolina
Federal Judge Boyd in Greensboro faces added tension as Commissioner Cabell refuses direct and cross examination on a whisky fraud inquiry. The dispute centers on Cabell's order to move whisky to a bonded warehouse in Louisville and his defense relies on Secretary MacVeagh's written directions.
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Washington
United States District
Boyd
Greensboro
N. C
Royal
MacVeagh
Treasury Department
Tee
Cabell
Williams
Louisville
Hitt
W. Hubbard, Jr
Asseasment
Internet Revenue
Internal Revenue
United States
John Holton
Lipstine Leaves for East on Business
Isaac Lipstine president of Carlton Shoe and Clothing leaves Atlanta for the north to spend a week or ten days in the interest of his company.
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Isaac Lipstine
Carlton Shoe and Clothing Company
Atlanta
North
Firs
Eddie Foy Most Imitated Actor in Vaudeville History
Eddie Foy inspired a generation of imitators across vaudeville led by Elsie Janis Gertrude Coffman Cecilia Loftus and others who mimicked his trademark smile mannerisms and delivery. The piece notes Janis Coffman and Loftus used Foyan imitations in their acts and cites a forthcoming Atlanta appearance by the original Eddie Foy in Over the River.
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Eddie Foy
Elsie Janis
Gertrude Hoffman
Mr. May
Gertrude Coffman
Cecilia Loftus
Mr. Foy
Atlanta
Frankie Burns Defeats Fitzsimmons in Ten Rounds
Frankie Burns of Tergey City earned a decision over Billy Fitzsimmons of New York after ten rounds at the Orleans Athletic Club in New Orleans. The popular decision pleased delegates from the Western Pratt Jobbers' association gathering as their convention closed last night.
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New Orleans
Frankie Burns
Tergey City
Billy Fitssimmons
New York
Orleans Athletic Club
Western Prait Jobbers’ Association
Hotel Raid and Sunday Ball Put Beavers in Limelight
Chief of Police Beavers faces questions after his officers entered a Peachtree Street hotel room and after he urged amateur baseball on Sundays. The Beavers controversy widens as the hotel raid, city parks policy, and future investigations draw in the mayor, park commission president J. O. Cochran, and the hotel owner's son who demands the chief resign.
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Beavers
Tenderloin
Peachtree Street
Park Commission
Mayor Denounces Police Raid On Henderson Hotel Bedroom
Mayor Woodward blasted the Friday night raid into W. J. Ray’s hotel room at Henderson as outrageous. Police chief Beavers faced a behind doors conference after which officers involved were to face a police board inquiry, with owner J. P. McFarland vowing legal action. The Times notes Ray was traced by detectives for an assault with intent to murder and that hotel proprietor Sol Wiseberth calls for Beavers to resign.
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Woodward
Henderson Hotel
Peachtree Street
W. J. Ray
Mntterson
The
Constitution
Beavers
Wroth
J. P. McFar
West End
Ray
Thomas TB. Felder
Atlanta
Reave
Farnon Ray
Trinity Avenue
Flay
H. J. Walton
Faln
Beave
Cit
Money to Reclaim White Slave Victims
Washington reports a proposed plan by phil anthropists to form a large fund to reclaim white slave traffic victims. The effort aims to establish reformer women homes nationwide to aid the federal government, though organizers’ names are unknown and details await a month. Justice officials remain uncommunicative about the proposition.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Park Chief and Cochran Clash Over Sunday Baseball
J C Cochran head of the Park Commission blasts Chief Beavers for weighing in on Sunday amateur baseball in Atlanta parks. Beavers, head of the city police, defends Sunday amateur play for youths arguing it offers healthy activity and opposes compensated league games. He says parks are needed and children should enjoy outdoor baseball on Sundays.
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J. ©. Cochran
Park Board
Chief Beavers
Abbeg Beavers
James
Beavers
Atlanta
Cochran
Park Commission
Beacon for Sweetheart Was Deadly to Miller
East Lake City records a fatal lamp explosion that wounded John Miller while he tried to extinguish the flame lit to guide a sweetheart to a home built forty years ago. The lamp, surrounded by paper roses, burned as Miller attempted to quell the fire.
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East Lake City
John Miller
Den
Miller
Who Is This Man Dr Burkhart vegetable compound ad
A vintage drug advertisement promotes Dr W S Burkhart famed for a vegetable compound. It claims 25 cents buys an 80 day treatment with a 30 day cure guarantee, offering a refund if not cured and noting millions of yearly uses. It urges asking for Burkhart’s Compound at local druggists.
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Burkhart
Sneed Barred From Testifying In Amarillo Killing Trial
Memphis Texas January 18 J B Sneed offered to testify for B B Epting in the trial over A G Boyce Jr s killing at Amarillo last September The state objected arguing Sneed is indicted for the same offense and cannot testify The court sustained the objection Letters from Boyce to Mrs Sneed and testimony by J Sneed deceased father of J B Sneed in a former trial were part of the day s evidence The case involves sensational ties to Elopement and life in Dallas Fort Worth and Fort Worth hotels with aliases
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Memphis
Texas
J. B. Sneed
B. B. Epting
Epting
A. G.boyce, Jr
Amarillo
Sneed
Boyce
Lynn Boyce
Fort Worth
Dallas
Lynn
Fragmentary trial notes recount alibis and testimony
Post trial remarks show Boyce denying his brother Al as the crack shot of the panhapdie and expressing disbelief in his brother’s testimony. References to a first trial at Fort Worth involving Sneed are noted in the incomplete text.
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Itews
Boyce
Fort Worth
All Is Vanity Judge Interlude Delights in Warm Med Weather
Mrs Grammercy notes the weather will be lovely and warm on the Mediterranean voyage. Mrs Park hopes the heat won t spoil her new set of ar far remarks indicate light court humor and vacation chatter.
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Judge
Seventy seven Grips and Colds Remedy Ad
Don’t wait for the grip to worsen. Take Seventy seven at first lassitude to avoid influenza catarrh and body pains. A small vial of pleasant pellets fits a vest pocket. At your druggist 25 cents or mailed. Hurophrerr Homeo Madkins Co. 156 William St New York.
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Hurophrerr
Madkins Co
Williamst
New York
Stop Sale Of Elastic And Spring Trusses Now
A wartime era advertisement condemns elastic and spring trusses as unscientific and dangerous. It argues law should ban such devices and urges a sixty day trial of a guaranteed rupture holder offered by the advertiser, claiming it protects users from risking health or money. The copy emphasizes thorough testing and promises a full refund if the device fails to prevent rupture.
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Usl
Cluthe
Alec
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