Vote for Wilson urges Gov Osborn
Lansing Mich July 8 4 Governor Chage S Osborn issues a statement urging support for Wilson to counter a new party effort He argues Republicans must unite behind Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt as a path to peace and stability The note mentions the Western Union has purchased 10 000 Underwood Typewriters.
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Lansing
Mich
Chage S. Osborn
Barkly
Pepe Thenis
Mao Batt
Cvanire
Woodrow Wesed
Bssge
He Higie Wark
Chia Thar
Roosevelt
Wilson
The
Western Union
Judge Archbald Impeachment Report Signals House Action
The Judiciary Committee presented thirteen articles of impeachment against Judge Robert W. Archbald of the commerce court. The panel unanimously approved the report and resolution, urging immediate consideration as charges allege misconduct and attempts to profit from cases before him. A trial before the Senate is set to be pursued with Clayton and other managers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
Messrs. Simmons
Bailey
Reed
Clayton
Alabama
Judiciary Committee
United States
Charles Swayne
Florida
Archbald
Eattt
Dudge
Bai
Esan Clayton
Flayr
Arkansas
Davis
West Virginia
Webb
North Caroli Demupe
Norris
Nebraska
Stetting
Erie’ Railroad Company
Katy
Edward J. Williams
George M. Watson
Scranton
Rnn
Marian Coal Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rairoad
Boland Brothers
Litigants
Interstate Commerce Commission
Archbal
Archbalt
Lehigh Valley Pailroad
mpany @ culm bank
Girardate
Shenandoah Tee
Wife of Governor Marshall Joins Campaign Travels
Governor Thomas Riley Marshall plans campaign tours with his wife who has accompanied him on prior speaking circuits. He describes her as an inspiration and an ally in the upcoming race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Thomas Riley Marshall
Judge Archbald Leads Impeachment Inquiry Over Railroad Deals
A Senate committee denounces Judge Archbald for using his court to aid railroad interests in coal leases and land deals. Allegations include favors to Frederick Warnke, James Dainty, discounted notes, and trips funded by rail stockholders. The report cites a pattern of improper influence and discusses impeachment penalties.
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Philadelphia and Reading Coal Company
Frederick Warnke
Warnke
Archbald
James B Dainty
Scranton
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh
Commerce Court
Archhbald
Jude
W. W. Steissinger
Reissinger
Edward J. Williams
William P. Boland
John Henry Jones
Houlands
Fom
Boland
Henry W. Cannon
York
Europe
Cannon
Stils
W.W. Searle
Round Trip Fare to Chattanooga from Atlanta
The W. and A. Railway will sell round trip tickets from Atlanta to Chattanooga for trains leaving Atlanta at 4 50 p m and 8 50 p m on July 13 1912. Tickets are valid for return not later than the train arriving Atlanta 11 45 a m Monday morning after sale. C E Harman General Passenger Agent.
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Chattanooga
Atlanta
C. E. Harman
Man Killed After Boxing Match Prisoner Trapped by Gas
Yonkers New Jersey July 8 A deaf mute boxer Joseph Dragon held on homicide charge was locked in a cell unable to call for help as prisoner in adjacent cell Daniel Logan broke a gas pipe flooding the corridor with fumes. Dragon beat the door and finally struck his cat against it to rouse the turnkey who found both men nearly unconscious.
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Yonkers
N. J
Joseph Dragon
George Newson
Dragon
Daniel Logan
Collision inquiry over New Hampshire and Commonwealth incident
An inquiry into yesterday's collision off Narragansett finds the battleship New Hampshire at anchor when the Fall River liner Commonwealth struck. If the ship was properly placed the Commonwealth may pay repair bills. Temporary repairs could allow moving to New York for permanent work at about $15,000 within two weeks.
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New York Navy Yard
Unsold unsolicited testimonial for Milam medicine in 1913
Atlanta traveler John Fevers testifies from Atlanta Georgia that Milam Medicine alleviated his twenty five year rheumatism gout after two bottles and continued improvement through a tenth bottle He claims weather changes no longer trigger pain and endorses the remedy as a possible general tonic sold by Fraternity druggists under guarantee
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Atlanta
Milam Medicine Company, Inc
Danville
Ln March
Jacobs Pharmay
John
Collision Near Conyers Kills One Missing. Six Hurt
A Georgia Railroad head on collision near Conyers injured six, with one missing and two seriously hurt. The third section of No 14 eastbound and an extra westbound freight collided at 2 35 a m. Conductor Paschal and Engineer Partee led the third section. extra crew included Conductor Adams and Engineer Beazley. Beazley and Adams seriously injured. Partee escaped unharmed. Missing Brakeman George Johnson believed buried. A special train carried Dr Gwin to Covington for the wounded.
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Augusta
Georgia
Conyers
H. L. Paschal
Partee
D Adams
Beazley
J. H. Chapman
The
Georgia Railroad
Extra
Adams
Paschal
George Brown
George Evans
Will Duck
George Studdard
George Johnson
Covington
Dr. Gwin
Train Derailed Near Macon No Injuries Reported
A southbound South Atlantic Limited derailed at Beech Haven Park, 32 miles south of Macon, after leaving the rails on a sharp curve. Engineer Tom Clay and the fireman escaped unharmed. mail and baggage clerks were shaken but not seriously hurt. The wreck forced detours via A B and A lines. passengers were transported to Macon.
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Macon
Beech Haven Park
Georgia Southern and Florida
Locl
Giavanta
Tom Clay
Cordele and
Oglethorpe
Central's Big Bond Issue Authorized
Savannah July 8 The Central of Georgia railway directors today authorized an issue of bonds of 80 000 000 President Markham said the stockholders approved bonds for refunding and general corporate purposes covering a long time ahead Up to five million may be sold immediately for company improvements The mortgage will secure total value of eighty million dollars for future refunding of all outstanding securities as needed and specially authorized by the directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway
Markham
The
Central
General Corporation
A&le
Clubs and stones used in family riot in Cio Michigan
In Cio Michigan yesterday the Ketz and Hackney families fought in the road using clubs and stones. Two men were near death with injuries including a fractured skull and a concussion. Dozens of participants, including several women with facial scratches, joined the brawl over a cattle stealing dispute rooted in years of feuding.
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Cio, Mich
Ketz
Michael Ketz
OryiNe
Hackney
Carpenter
Macon German American club eyes country club project
Macon Georgia July 8 Special The German American club plans a country club with a full plant in connection and hopes to start work this fall A suitable site is being sought and plans should be ready by the end of September if feasible
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Macon
Repeated fabrication blamed on Hooper Alexander
Governor Joseph Brown denounces Hooper Alexander for repeating a corrected fabrication about enforcing Prohibition. He says The Atlanta Journal misreported his remark as an interview and that the newspaper later corrected it, though Alexander persists with the original claim.
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Hooper Alexander
Joseph Brown
Alexander
Brown
The
Atlanta Journal
Journal
Regulars Sent for Militiamen in Alabama Arrests
A detachment of U S regulars was sent from Anniston to Talladega to arrest the entire Company M militiamen. Sheriff of Luverne county arrested numerous militiamen for trial. The force drilled today, with regiments from North and South Carolina, Tennessee, and a Tennessee cavalry unit among those present.
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Anniston
Ala
North Carolina
Nort Carolina
Tennessee
Second
Tenessee
Eleventh Infantry
United States Army
Plans to continue corn club work in the south
Washington reports that state agents finalized plans to extend corn club work in southern states. A bronze bust of Dr. Seaman A Knapp was offered by South Carolina to the top southern state each year. The first bust will be awarded at the national exposition school for boys in Columbia, January 27 to February 8, 1913, with two boys from each southern county. Athens courthouse project winners announced as Clarke County selects a $200,000 courthouse plan by A Ten Feiycek Brown of Atlanta.
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Washington
Corn Club
South
Seaman A. Knapp
South Carolina
Columbia
D. C
Athens
County Commissioners
Clarke
Bond Commission
A. Ten Feiycek Brown
Atlanta
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American National Bank
Ottley & Knowles Insurance
Fourth National Bank
Royal Indemnity Co
Leading Fire Insurance Co's
Osborn
Michigan
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Diamond Merchants
Whitehall St
House
Interstate Commierce Commanssion True Committee
Comitee
Cou Compa i
Aarchbald
Commer. Court
Helm Bruce
Louisville and Nash
New Hampshire
Rountree
Whitehall Street
Turner
Mor
Central Bank & Trust Corporation
ASA G. Candler, Pres’t Candler
Mitchell and
Forsyth Streets
Talladega
Camp Pettua
Bangkoka
Eiseman Bros
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