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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1912
Page
8
Disjointed report outlines charges and political fallout from Senator Lorimer era, detailing accusations of fraud, theft, and improper influence. The piece references calls for legal action, reactions from allies and opponents, and mentions Lorimer’s Vermont ties and the fallout affecting public trust in politics.
The W and A R R sells round trip tickets from Atlanta to Chattanooga and return for trains leaving Atlanta at 4 50 p m and 8 50 p m on July 13 1912. Tickets are good returning not later than the train arriving Atlanta 11 45 Monday morning after sale. Co E Harman General Passenger Agent.
The report states metal vaults are finally destroyed by crust at the innored Concrete Vaults site described as a wailerpoot farmitiry and everlasting manufactured for sale by Bdykema System Concrete. The BDYKEMA SYSTEM CONCRETE office is listed as 3219 Austell Building with Bell Phone Main 2896.
The Georgia delegation asserts it acted in good faith in backing Mr Anderson for the nomination, denying rumors of a deal. Georgia lawmakers defend the Underwood position as honest loyalists who aimed to win the nomination while honoring their instructions and keeping the party united.
Fragmentary report describes Hanford's alleged drinking at a matinee and bar setting. Witnesses testified that Hanford appeared intoxicated, nodding and muttering while drinking but did not visibly disrupt proceedings. The testimony references a jurist and a trial context, with unclear dates and locations remaining from the damaged text.
The Italian authorities prosecute a case on a European steamer where a man is found guilty of a throat slashing. Testimony includes an informer and BO witnesses heard during the trial. The accused is handed over to the tertiary prosecuting body.
Infant son of Mr and Mrs JE Thumis of 22 Wood Street died last night. Funeral services set for 1 PM at Bloomfield/Banks chapel with interment at Lithis Springs.
Sixteen people drowned while bathing during a weekend outing in nearby countryside. Most victims were residents of Minnesota or Michigan according to reports from St Paul.
Macon Georgia July report covers Governor Wilson discussion with national committee members about campaign leadership and strategy. It notes plans for an eastern campaign manager, expected nationwide push, and Roosevelt and Democratic positions. Sunday dry law events in Macon conclude with clubs ordered closed.
Delusionary ideas attributed to Harry Kithaw and remarks on Thaw’s possible divorce. Witnesses discuss actions tied to Pittsburg plans and New York versus Pennsylvania divorce options. Psychiatrists deem Thaw not rational while noting potential paranoid status and past payments in litigation.
Local officials and leaders clash over a proposed new party name and platform. Insurgent groups insist on clear prohibition roots while supporters argue for broader Progressive ideals, aiming to influence the upcoming campaign and challenge Roosevelt’s influence.
Mrs Renee Morrow Luk woman stands trial in criminal court charged with murdering her husband Charles J Worren found shot on the back porch of the family home December 8. Coroner's jury returned a verdict of suicide but police investigation led to the murder charge and prosecution described as police conduct. One juror remained undecided as court adjourned.
A father watched from the opposite shore as three sisters Christin Varina and Hazel McBeth drowned in the Merrimac River while bathing. One younger girl Wade age unknown was carried under by the current as the others attempted rescue.
Dr Jon H White of the United States Marine Hospital Service says he will propose to city and state health authorities a rat survey along the river front to guard New Orleans against bubonic plague. Officials meet tomorrow to partition districts for testing rats and plans to terminate infected rodents will target affected districts. similar steps were used in San Francisco in 1901.
Richard Harding Davis the author married Musa Elizabeth Geneviers Medvoy known on stage as Bessie McCoy in Greenwich Connecticut today. The ceremony was performed by a justice of the peace with matron of honor Mrs Russell Coit and Davis attended by Gouverneur Morris the writer.
Police raided the Sloan Shark offices in New York on July 8 with warrants alleging banking law violations. Five men were arrested, including a woman in charge of an office on Nissat Street, while a father protesting outside was also arrested for interfering with officers. At another site the proprietor locked his books in a safe and refused to open it. police removed the safe and detained him.
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