Woman Applies for Peace Warrant Against Married Thompson
In Atlanta, Mrs. Lee says she fought off Thompson, then sought a peace warrant. Thompson, a resident of Athens and now with Atlanta Envelope, is married. Judge Ridley’s court scheduled a hearing after writ service to be performed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth and
Nelson
Thompson
Cai
Mr. Lee
Thonygon
Athinta
Prine Flex
Atlanta
Stern Gut
Lee
Judge JI
Ridley
Few Senators Block Action on Mrs Ham
Washington July 7 Special Several Republican aviators stalled the confirmation of Mrs H W J Ham as postmaster at Gainesville to force a published statement by Mrs Longstreet The transcript has been sent but Longstreet was away in Gettysburg and has not corrected the manuscript Townsend and Bristow led the opposition Some Democrats fear extra copies for free distribution will be printed The filibuster keeps Mrs Ham’s nomination stalled as a lengthy delay continues
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan
Washington
H.W. J. Lam
Gainesville
Lonngstreet
Longstreet
Gettysburg
Ham
Townsend
Michigan
Bristow
Kansas
Felton
Reke Smith
Haw
Democratic Tat- LP
Agucus
Venice
al, Hardy
Believed Mrs Tee's assault tied to divorce case actions
The man claimed Mrs Tee assaulted him after he refused to sign an affidavit for Lee in divorce proceedings. He said Lee had him visit the lawyer to testify, and the alleged motive arose from tensions since moving from their home.
Young Augusta Man Killed By Automobile
Augusta Georgia July 7 special Oscar Pearre a young white man employed by a local transfer company died at the city hospital Saturday night eight hours after being run down by Tyr Ashbury Trull automobile driven by his chauffeur Eye witnesses say the teamster jumped from a wagon onto the road in front of the car and was run down He suffered a skull fracture and other severe injuries The chauffeur was arrested and later released for further inquiry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Tyr Ashbury Trull
Oscar Pearre
City Hospital
Tax Office Merger Probed by City Council
Woodward faces a clash over control of tax offices as Councilman Smith leads a move to separate the chief clerk from the assessors and place full authority over property assessments under the tax receiving department. Mayor Woodward is expected to veto the Nutting amendment, while the tax committee seeks a constitutional change to seal the reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Office
Jd MN. Malone
J. 1
Harrison
J. Meador
G. B. Beauchamp
James G. Woodward
Charles Whiteford Smith
Council
Smith
Hell F
Nutting Teal
James EB. Warren
Walter Taylor
Smith-Hall
Woodward
Taylor
Counchman Mason
Mayson
Coouncil
Wi Une
Nounes
Countmenmith and Hall
Tax Committee
Wil
Beauchamp
J. L. Harrison
D. Meador
Three Men Injured by Liquor Explosion in Distillery
In Peoria Illinois on July 7 three laborers William Penson Fred Stockel were badly burned in the Clark distillery cistern room. Firemen fought for three hours to confine flames to the building. An accident during emptying a kettle of high proof whisky caused a wood block to fall in and a bulb dropped into the vat triggering an explosion. A second explosion followed and the blaze threatened warehouses. Loss estimated not to exceed 30000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Clark
William Penson
Fred Stockel
Ten police women for Chicago force
Chicago July 7 ten police women will be appointed here at once in accordance with a special message sent to the council today by Mayor Harrison. They will be assigned to the bathing beaches and parks. Accompanying the message was an ordinance amending the police regulations to provide for the employment of women police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harrison
Cochran Seeks Georgia Probe via Joint Commission
Representative Ralph C Cochran of Fulton presses a resolution to form a joint house senate commission to probe Georgia farming and state finances. He cites 1912 loans up 19 million and deposits up 256 thousand, plus food purchases exceeding farm output by 37.8 million and horse and mule spending at 1 million monthly. Cochran argues for cooperation with agricultural institutions and promises further startling figures in a house speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph C. Cochran
Fulton County
House
Senate
Cochran
Atlanta
Georgia
Agricultural Department
Ralph O. Cochran
Women Plan Descent On National Capital
National Woman Suffrage association officers approve a July 30 monster automobile parade to press Congress for a constitutional amendment granting women the ballot. Suffragists from many states will rally at Hyattsville Maryland in the morning, then form a procession of motor cars to Capitol Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
National Woman Suffrage Association
Hyatts‘ville
Capitol Hull
Congress
Atlanta's Oldest Savings Bank Promotes 4 Percent Interest
The Georgia Savings Bank & Trust Company announces a 4 percent annual interest from July 3 for deposits made by July 10. Oldest Savings Bank in Atlanta asks depositors to bring pass books for July posting and invites new savers to open an account with $1. Officers include George M. Brown president and John W. Grant vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Savings Bank & Trust Company
George M. Brown
John W. Grant
Joseph E. Boston
Sec
Ond Treas
Joseph A. McCord
Fred B. Law
John L. Tye
Elijah A’ Brown
Arnold Braylés
Fifth Will Leave for Camp Tonight
Six hundred Atlanta citizen-soldiers of the Fifth regiment National Guard of Georgia depart tonight in two trains from Atlanta to St Simons Island for a ten day encampment. Colonel E F E Pomeroy leads headquarters and Companies A to E with officers. Governor Slaton, staff, and Adjutant General Nash will visit with full honors. The camp features varied instruction in attack and defense, map reading, fortification, and drill, with rest periods and a hospital established by Major A H Linderme.
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Robert Qui R
Atlanta
National Guard of Georgia
Southeast
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
St. Simons Island
Obs
Anniston
E. F E. Pomeroy
C. H W. Hall
F. M. Cochran
F. Cronheim
W. J. Preston
Firat
A Morgen
P. Cronheim
Pomeroy
Hand and Hospital Corps
Lana M
Ther
Cantain
W. H. Leahy
Grady
John Marshall Slaten
Finton
A. H. Linderme
8. H. Green
Eli Barber
A. L. Ward
Senators Pledge to Tariff Revision Vote Count
The Senate caucus reports forty-five present voting aye on the tariff revision bill with Hitchrock and Culberson absent but accounted for. Forty-seven Democrats favored the motion to support the bill. Simmons notes two Democrats on record in support. Hoke Smith says forty-nine votes are secured without the vice president. Newlands cites defects needing remedy and opposition to making the bill a party measure. The measure will be debated next week after final drafting and finance committee meeting.
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Hitchrock
Culberson
Senate
Waarg
Veld
Simmons
Tam
Hoke Smith
Kern
Newlands
Hia
Bia
SP Arrests Follow Vice Confession in Police Inquiry
A determined move to quit street life leads to a police offer to testify as a witness. No arrests yet of hotel officials. Chief Beavers vows prompt action and thorough checks to verify the girl's story amid a widening vice scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavers
Boulevard Home
Bareld
Boulevard
Eorder Broyles
C. 2
Hutcherson
Frierson
Board of Commissioners
Police
Auburn Avenue
Wood
Evans
Jackson
David
Bailey
McDaniel
Born
A Folds
J. K. Jackson
L. M. Smith
Atlanta, Telephone Exchange
L. M. Evans
Jt. R. Jackson
Auturn Avenue
Revision of Underwood bill edges toward delay
The text describes finance committee revisions to the Underwood tariff bill, proposing gradual reductions over years and a tariff board with fact finding power. Authors seek to reduce duties on sugar and wool, avoid rapid shifts that could raise prices, and address wool industry concessions with staged dates. Further action shifts to October and December 1913 for raw wool and wool products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Far West
Fiance Committee
Finance Committee
Miss Abbie Munroe Dead at Mount Pleasant
Bristol R 1 reports Miss Abbie D Munroe principal of Laing Industrial school Mount Pleasant North Carolina died suddenly at her summer home. She was 74 years old and had served as principal for forty four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Munroe
Bristol
Abbie D. Munroe
Laing Industrial School
Mount Pleasant
N. C
Those Popular Excursions to Warm Springs Start May 25
The popular trips to Warm Springs via A., B. and A. commence Sunday May 25. Fare is one dollar for a round trip. Trains depart Union Station at 8 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Union Station
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Courshy & Atenn’s
Marietta
Mina Beata
Rogers
Florida
Ned
Ae Tupe
Mrs. Ham
Young Augusta
Ouisville
America
Alfred Benjamin & Company
Carlton Shoek & Clothing Co
WSP
Nutting
Atlanta Audit Co
M. R. Miles, Prest., Audits, Systems
Tollows
Manda
Varions
Siaton
St. Simons
Dcery CO
Raitemall
Thoresala
Meadow Brook
Sewell
In Co, Tall St.atur St
TE. Mitchell St
Forsyth
Cecil Lean
EVA Taylor & CO
Grace Sisters
Berbere & CO
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