Safer to Kill a Man Than a Deer Says Ambassador
Former ambassador to Germany argues in a remarkable interview that homicide rates rise with weak law and ineffective governance. He cites rising U S homicide statistics, comparing death penalties, crime, and policy across Canada Belgium and Britain while urging the American people to confront a crime crisis.
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United States
Drew & White
Farmer Ambaasador
Cornel Woiversity Am
Mr White
Homcides
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Stucky Mountain
Pacific States
Boutal
California
Taft
Justice Brewer
Mrsshea Brown
Canada
Germany
England
Scotland
Wales
France
Belgium
Begium
Europe
London
Fife
Cruiek
British Empire
Australia
New Zealand
Uke
White
Meat Prices Fall Amid Cold Storage Scandals in Major Cities
Reported declines in meat and other foods across New York and Chicago accompany sensational charges about cold storage practices. Grand jury probes beef trust as eggs butter and fish from long storage flood markets. shortages and fear of further cuts loom as prices drop and supply tightens.
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Federal
Grand Jury
Beef Trust
Chicago
New York
New York City
Usue
Causes of Rising Prices Ripples Through New York Market
In Adan New York January 29 special report says common people tightened belts after holes in budgets. Meat consumption in the city fell 25 percent as cold storage exposures alarm District Attorney Whitman and trigger a market dump of beef fish vegetables butter and eggs amid fear of investigations and price pressures from Washington Bureau of Labor actions.
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Adan
New York
Whitman
Washington
Bureau of Labor
New Elements of Terror Threaten Paris in Dark City Crisis
Paris endures chaos as floodwaters recede revealing new perils. Lawless bands looted while gendarmes were ordered to shoot on sight. Apache attackers wore mail under cloaks and clashed with patrols. Reported refugees flood the region as fears rise of further fires and pestilence. continuous coverage on page three.
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AD Pigunls
Paris
Daniaee
Delne de Feey
Ary
Paul Villieren
Fluul
Bullainge
Seine
Tragic suicide after cryptic telephone message in Atlanta home
Mrs Rosa Ice Young aged 34 wife of Williams Young a Georgia Railway worker died by poison at 788 Marietta Street after a mysterious phone call ending abruptly. Coroner to hold inquest. husband and a 1 year old son survive. Witnesses describe a contentious call and attempts to ingest oxalic acid.
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Rosa Ice Young
Wiliams Young
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Sulgtée
Hee
Marietta Street
Young
Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfield
Bira Young
Mra Yeung
Mra. Youns
Miss Huth Stokely
Mira Stokely
Mrs. Young
Mira Young
Miss Stokely
Doctor Quillian Fights Off Gunman at Grady Hospital
A drunken assailant William Orange fired on Dr Garnett Quillian at the Grady hospital area after pulling a pistol in a restaurant and later trying to shoot the surgeon in a doorway. Quillian prevented further shots with a stomach pump and grappling the revolver until police arrived. Orange was subdued and jailed for arraignment.
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Beer Sabor
Gar- Ad Whey Quillian
Grady Hospital
William Orange
Bond
Quilllan
Quillan
Orange
Quillian
Dooter
Bullard
Black
Herbert
Hollingsworth
Pete
Broyles Wanday
Garnett Quillian
W. P. Quilnan
Hei
Emory College
Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons
Taft to Push Law Against Cotton Gambling Say Georgia Colonel
Georgian official says Taft will urge congress to ban gambling in agricultural products. Farmers Union leaders vow to eradicate exchange gambling, even if exchanges close. Barrett and Southern lawmakers attend a National Hotel meeting to press allies and expose supporters in Congress.
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Taft
Barrett
Sy Jah Corrigan
Washington
Congress
Livingston
Georgia
Farmers’ Union
Tivingston
Louisiana Totterys Ao
Courney
Incubus
Aylvingston, Bell
Howard
Hughes
Bartlett
Howards
Beall
Texas
Het- Me
Alebama
James
Kentucky
Herrert
National Hotel
Farmeral Union
Worhington
Cotton Bullish Talk From W P Brown En Route to New Orleans
W P Brown, famed cotton man, predicted sharply rising prices as he traveled through Atlanta en route to New Orleans from New York. He argued supply and demand justify higher levels, and said 20 cents a pound could come soon. He noted strong U S consumption and denied orchestrated manipulation.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
New York
Ww P Brown
New York City
Brown
Joe Billups
West Point
Billups
Mr Billups
W P
United States
Page
Highlinden
Augusta
Boston
Buffalo
Birmingham
Charleston
Charlotte
Chattanooga
Chicago
Cincinnati
Corpus Christi
Denver
Detroit
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Yeoknonville
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Memphis
Mobile
Montgomery
Norfolk
Omaha
Palestine
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Ravannah
San_ Francisco
Bt. Louis
Enow .Paul
T. Thomasville
Jebsburg
Wilmington
Sebtion Direstan
Ballinger urged Glavis to stop muckraking in Alaska probes
Secretary Ballinger told Clavis to curb the investigation while testifying before the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry. Glavis claimed Alaska land cases were mishandled and accused Dennett of corruption, citing letters and correspondence. The hearing recessed with Glavis set to be recalled for further cross examination.
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Ballinger
Providence Rot
Secretary of the Interior
R A Ballinger
Washington
Louis B Gravis
Ballinger-Pinchot
Congressional Investigation Committee
Monda
Glavis
Land Office
Forestry Bureau
Forestry
Representative McLachlan
California
Kincald
Nebraska
Bailinger
Kinesid
McLachlan
Representane McLachlan Glavis
General Land Office
Dennett
Levis
Commissioner Dennett
HL HS Schwartz
Seattle
Mr Schwartz
Sheriign
Tau
Weather Prophecy Forecast for Georgia Weekend
Generally fair conditions prevail across Georgia with light variable winds on Sunday and Monday. Local date records show low temperatures around sea level, highs near 72 degrees, with mean temperatures around 75. Rainfall in the past 24 hours remains minimal, and monthly totals show slight deviations from normal.
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Georgia
Oeara
Indies
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Negro Wao
W. P. Brown
Clavis
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