Railroads Win Injunction Halting Mileage Pull Order
Judge grants sweeping injunction delaying the Georgia railroad commission and traveling groups from enforcing a mileage pull on trains set for February 1. The suit pauses penalties and court decision on a permanent injunction set for February 7. Defendants include Georgia railroad officials and traveling associations.
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Southeast
W PD Ellis
Superior Court
Georgia Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission
Souuhoun Railway
Bealevard Air Vie
Louisville and Nashville
Central of Georgia
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
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Pt Louis
Georgia, Southern and Florida
Charlieston and Western Carolina Railroad
Murphy Candie
Fo F Gray
George Hulyer
Paul B Trammell
Joe Perry
Allroad
J WK Hines
Campbell Wallace
Georgia
Travelers Protective Association
Georgia Travelers Association
Florida
United Commercial Travelers
Ff Broyles
Lounsbill
To Hollingsworth
Georgia Division
The
Shackhford
Legisig
Girl’s Grand Jury Testimony Triggers Murder Arrest
Augusta dated report details a teen girl who testified before a grand jury leading to the arrest of John Wary Johnson on a murder charge. The witness, previously silent and dazed, identified Johnson as the shooter in a strike related incident from October 9, naming two other suspects, Lester DD Young and William S. Kennedy, and describing the scene at a streetcar stop and a nearby drink stand.
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Augusta
Mvnterlong
Magale Bryant
John Wary Johnson
Jath
Maggie
Bitters Girt
Frank Kelly
Alian Lichenstein
Brooklyn
Allen Brooks Kelly
Brooks
Johnson
Gary
Lester DD Young
D Company
William 8. Kennedy
Brooke
Sehr
Alfonso Plans to Visit States
London January 24 It is stated that there is a probability that King Alfonso of Spain will visit the United States possibly next summer if the political situation in his kingdom permits It seems Alfonso has shown interest in a trip to the United States as a visit to that country by his war minister’s son has been long desired The Spanish government is reportedly seriously considering carrying out the kings wishes and during a conversation with Senor Izcara the republican leader and vice president of the Spanish chamber of deputies Alfonso said he was considering making a voyage to the American continent
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London
Alfon 80
Spain
United States
Alfonso
Senorizcara
Spanish
Chamber of Deputies
Peace or War Hangs on Turkey Reply to Powers Note
London dispatches report Allies await Turkey’s response to the powers note amid Balkan tension. The new Turkish government struggles to appoint a foreign minister while debates over Adrianople and future steps unfold. Delegates remain cautious, fearing Russian intervention and potential counter revolutions.
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Tasia
Sheik-Ul-Isham
Europe
Russia
Balkan
London
Niselesa
Constantinople
Enver Boy
Railroads fight injunction over mileage pull at hearing
Commission and Travelers plan renewed battle to block a permanent injunction against the railroad commissions order to reduce train mileage. Murphy Candler says the commission will present its case. travelers officials expect a court appeal, likely to the court of appeals, after the February 3 hearing.
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Strong Hight
Murphy Candler
Railroad Commission
Wr Candle
Fed
Travelers’ Protective Association
J H Andrews
Georgia
W. Loundsbury
Tice
Georgia ‘Travelers’ Association
Lould
Court of Appeals
Fae Superior Coumt
Benton County Girl Wins Jersey Calf at State Fair
Miss Myrtle Hardin of Benton County Tennessee arrived in Atlanta registering at the Piedmont hotel after winning the Jersey calf at the Tennessee state fair and receiving 420 dollars in money. She is a member of the Girls' Canning Clubs of Tennessee and, though still a student, carried herself with notable dignity as she prepares for the national corn show.
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Tennessee
Columbia
Jennie Sue Fortier
Shelby County
Myrtie Hardin
Benton
Virginia Moore
US Department of Agriculture
Sylvia Richmond
Hamilton County
Mary Duncan
Bradley County
M L. Hardin
Benton County
Inma Dooly
Myrtle Hardin
Benton Count
Girls' Canning Clubs of
Atlanta
Regis
Piedmont
Will Investigate Boarding Houses Amid City Debate
The pole committee led by A 3B Colcord announces personal investigations into boarding house permit refusals following Chief Beavers' vice crusade. Mayor Woodward argues the police chief has too much power, urging independent inquiries while a faction resists dictating policy. The issue centers on curbing police raids and granting square deals to former district inmates.
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Pole
James L. Beavers
Beavers
James G. Woodward
Woodward
Claude L. Ashley
J. W Ogdens
Ogden
Www J Kuy
Henderson Hotel
Knoxville
Tonn
Vuolcoid
Husband Worst ed in Fight Over Wife
Simon S Miller a granite dealer at 270 East Fair Street was badly wounded and then released from police custody after a confrontation with J O Carroll city health inspector over alleged relations with Miller’s wife Laura Miller Carroll was arrested on disorderly conduct charges and bond set at 257 The incident followed Miller’s claim Carroll attacked him with a heavy blow on the sidewalk and in the dispute Mrs Miller was cited as the key witness with police noting a prior altercation between Carroll and Miller and an eyewitness report from Elizabeth George on Pratt Street
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Simon S Miller
East Fair Street
J O Carroll
Bass Street
Miller
Grady Hospital
Carroll
Recorders Court
Laura Miller
Wight
Willer
Last Fair Street
Inspector Carrott
Miller Miler
Qairoli
Fall Street
Carrol
Ford and
Daley
Fair Street
Elizabeth George
Gir Uving
Pratt Street
Gotham Gardons Riot In Streets Amid Hotel Strike
New York January 24 a wave of disturbances hit hotel and restaurant districts as thousands of striking waiters and supporters overran streets. Rioters attacked patrons and threw bricks. a hotel proprietor J B Ragan claimed guards and police protected doors at the Knickerbocker. A cook, Dominick Leonora, was left with a fractured skull and in serious condition after a riot clash near the McAlpin.
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New York
J B Ragan
Knickerbocker
Ragan
Itagan
Ritz Carlton
Carlton House
Waldo
Wiener
Ves
Harburger
Sulzer
McAlpin
M. and M. Bonus Vote Offer Closes This Afternoon
The Constitution announces that at 3 o'clock this afternoon the bonus vote offer for the M. and M. contest ends. Entrants must submit combinations by then or lose a full week’s work. The contest office reports heavy activity and urges rapid participation to boost standings.
Finance sheet overstates Atlanta revenue amid school funding clash
City finances show a 1913 anticipated revenue of about 198000, with 108000 more than 1912 actual. Finance committee amended the sheet, adding 48000, while Mayor Woodward opposed. key projects include Tech High equipment, Grady hospital funds, Cen tral Ave drainage, and street improvements as factions clash over funds.
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Atlanta
James G Woodward
W. G. Humphrey
John S Candler
Woodward
Humphrey
Tech High
Gienn Street
Central and Southern
Second Ward
Central Avenue
Unon
Fair Street
Grady Hospital
DeKalb Avenue
Carnegiebrary
McClelland
Lynch
Knight
Finance Committee
Mitchell
Whitehall Corner
Pryor
Weather Prophecy Local Rains and Colder Weekend
Local forecast for Georgia calls for rain and cooler conditions this Saturday, followed by a fair Sunday. Report notes low near 59 with higher and mean temperatures not specified. Rainfall data and monthly and year-to-date deficits are incomplete in the available text.
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Georgia
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