HINMIAN'S SLAYER GETS THREE YEARS
George Bachelor Perkins Boston architect is sentenced to three years in the Atlanta federal penitentiary for the manslaughter killing of F W B Hinman aboard the Clyde Line Mohawk off North Carolina. Jury verdict after about two hours of deliberation. two other indictments remain for assault and battery with intent to kill.
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Columbia
S. C
George Bachelor Perkins
Boston
Atlanta
F. W. B. Hinman
Times- Union
Mohawk
North Carolina
Perkins
United’ States Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit
District Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Smith
Perking
Ingram
B. F B. Wright
Utica
XL. C
Three Candidates Seek Clerk to Tax Assessors Post
The tax committee will not vote on the clerk to the tax assessors until next Wednesday afternoon. Three men contend for the chief clerk position paying 2000 dollars annually: incumbent Beauchamp, and challengers W. B. Bearden and John Holliday. A postponed election until after July seems likely as two assessors are to be elected then.
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Tax Committee of Council
Beauchamp
W. BE. Bearden
John Holliday
Tax Committee
Harrison to face charge of passing worthless check
S Harrison, a Nova Scotia native, is under arrest in Atlanta on a charge of passing a $100 worthless check after a forged encounter at Brown and Allen druggists shop. The incident began when Harrison slipped on crutches, was helped inside, befriended by Dr. Ed Brown, then invited for a car ride and later presented a bank check marked no account. He will be tried before the municipal court.
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S. Harrison
Nova Otia
Ed Brown
Brown & Allen
Atlanta
Harrison
Brown & Allen Jares
Dr. Brown
Teay
Missing Atlanta officer found after tropical fever claim
Captain Chaysen V Heidt returned from New Orleans where he aided in locating Frank Clay, the missing Atlanta officer. Heidt says Clay’s disappearance stemmed from nervousness caused by tropical fever in the Philippines and overwork. Clay, described as severely aphasic, was found thirty five miles from New Orleans and will be treated at a government hospital in Washington.
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Chaysen V. Heidt
New Orleans
Herbert Clay
Frank Clay
Atlanta
Philippines
Heidt
Young Clay
Washington
Government Hospital
Cotton Men Hurt by Lack of Ships
D R Kempner of the Galveston cotton exchange told a foreign trade conference that cotton exporters and growers suffer from shipping shortages and soaring trans ocean freight. He cited freight climbs to Liverpool and Rotterdam, noting American ship owners reap high rates and urging policy to favor vessels flying the American flag in peace to aid wartime needs. He also refuted the idea the South is bankrupt, calling for resolute government action to move neutral belligerent trade despite war conditions.
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St. Louis
D. R. Kempner
Galveston
Liverpool
Kempner
K. Kempner
Rotterdam
South
Washington
Plague on Villa Carranza and Zapata in Mexico City
In Mexico City General Hoque Gonzalez Guraa, temporary executive, asserts most government heads remain on duty while the garrison is sufficient to deter attacks. A decree orders the death penalty for robbery, counterfeiting, forged dispatches, assaulting women, and publishing alarming news as convention forces under General Angeles reportedly take Monterey.
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Elvic
Senor Carranza
Aguas Calientes
Mexico City
Mercaico City
Bextor
el Paso
Inan Titervia Atomphi
Hoque Gonzalez Guraa
Mexico
Gonzalez Garza
General Angeles
Monterey
Ruth Cantata Sung At Jewish Temple By Combined Choirs
The cantata Ruth will be performed this evening at the Jewish temple on Fryer and Richardson streets by the temple choir, joined by the Trinity Methodist church choir. Soloists include Mrs T H Wingfield, Miss Ruth Buchananan, Mrs Charles Sheldon Jr, plus other listed sopranos altos tenors and basses in attendance.
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Ruth
Fryer and
Richardson Streets
Temple
Trinity Methodist Church
T. H. Wingfield
Ruth Buchananan
Charles Sheldon, Jr
Sylvia Spritz
Barnle Hood
4Illa Johnson
Toboy Drukenmiller
Howard Davis
Mr. Sutton
Maximum reward offered for lynchers in Monticello case
Governor Slaton issued a proclamation offering rewards totaling 2 500 dollars for the capture and conviction of the four lynchers in Monticello Jasper county Georgia. The plan sets 5 men to receive 506 dollars each upon conviction and delivery to the Jasper county sheriff, with 3 000 dollars allotted for the yearly state reward fund.
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Slaton
Monticello
Gall
Jasper County
Georgia
Dan Barber
Jasper Country
Secretary of State
Jasper
John M. Slaton
Police Probe Murder Theory in Baby Girl Death
Three men find a baby girl dead in a briar patch along Greersferry Avenue near Wellington and Chickamauga. The child, wrapped in towels and newspapers, appears head-injured and likely murdered. Names Roy Smith Charles Landers and Haster Ty Silver are mentioned as witnesses. An Atlanta and a Rome newspaper dated January 10 were found with the victim.
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Greersferry Avenue
Wellington
Chickamauga
Roy Smith
West Lake Avenue
Charles Landers
Gordon Street
Haster Ty Silver
Wellington Avenue
Milam and
Evins
Manufacturers urged to make census report
Director William J. Harris of the census bureau calls attention to many manufacturers neglecting the 1914 census report. Returns are due by January 15, 1915, and cooperation of chambers of commerce and boards of trade sought to reduce delays and costs. The Atlanta business community is urged to reflect individual responsibility and send schedules at once.
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William J. Harris
Census Bureau
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Trade
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Funeral of Cal Hunni cunt Hunni cutt to be held today at First Methodist
The funeral for Calvin Welborn Hunni cutt, a pioneer citizen, is set for 10 30 this morning at First Methodist church. Dr H M DuBose and Dr W F Glenn will officiate with private interment in Oakland. Pallbearers are grandsons L Hunnicutt BH Funnicutt Jr Calvin Greene W W Drake Calvin H Prescott and Thomas S Prescott.
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Calvin Welborn Huncutt
First Methodist Church
H. M. DuBose
W. F Glenn
Oakland
L. Hunnicutt
BH. Funnicutt
Calvin Greene
W.W. Drake
Calvin H. Prescott
Thomas 5. Prescott
Store Slashes Prices on Furniture Linens and More
Readers are invited to a sale offering drastic reductions on nearly all stock. The assortment includes dependable furniture and a wide range of linens such as damask, tablie cloths, napkins, towels, sheets, pillow cases, and bedspreads with substantial savings throughout.
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