Governor declines proclamation on peach Sunday labor
Georgia peach growers suffered rain losses and asked for a Sunday labor proclamation. Governor Brown refused after consult with Attorney General Hart, saying no authority to suspend criminal law. Code section 422 allows Sunday work only if a work of necessity, a determination for each grower.
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Brown
John C Hart
Brown Norwood
Jon Brown
Atlanta Ga
Georgia
W Scruggs
Hart
Atlanta
W. Scruges
Norwood
Usn
Jos. M Brown
Lynching Averted After Murder Verdict In Louisiana
In Benton Louisiana a mob formed to lynch two Italian men, John Fulco and Sam Pirare, convicted of murdering Wambeck Borey Jr. A verdict of guilty with life imprisonment was returned as capital punishment was not imposed. Prominent citizens intervened, the mob dispersed, and the prisoners were moved to Shreveport for safety.
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Benton la
John Fulco
Sam Pirare
Wambeck Borey, Jr
North
Louisiana
Jar
Appellate Judges Pay Increase Fails in Georgia House
The Georgia House debated raising appellate court salaries from 4000 to 6000 annually. An amendment to 4500 passed a committee vote, while motions to keep pay at 4000 failed amid opposition citing affordability and fairness compared to other states. A compulsory education petition also circulated, backed by various clubs and unions.
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Johnson
Bartow
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Georgia
General Judiciary Committee
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DeKalb
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Alen
Ayles
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Bagley
Beacham
Brinson
Decatur
Emanuel
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Calbeck
Cannon
Carter
Chandler
Cooke
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Daniel
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Combs
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Peacock
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Rentz
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Grady
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Sinde
Strong
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Screven
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Florida
Mississippi
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Charges Established In Paris Rivalry Case At Harting
Paris July 9 government probe into Bourtzoff charges against General Harting chief of the Russian political police abroad is said to have practically established the allegations. Bourtzoff claims Harting is Michael Landeson alias Petrowsky, once sentenced in 1890 for dynamite plots against Emperor Alexander. Harting has not defense from Russia. surprise voiced at suggestion he be honored. Also report notes a collision at Sheepshead Bay race track where a Long Island and a Brooklyn Rapid Transit train cross. five people injured, none seriously.
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Bourtzoff
Harting
Bourtzeft
General Harting
Michael Landeson
Petrowsky
the Seine
Victims Blamed By Burglar In Flatbush Murder
New York July 9 Frank Schmidt alias John Smith wounded burglar admits killing Misa Sophia Staber during a burglary at her Flatbush home. He says Mr Staber and his son provoked the shooting by resisting their escape. Carlo Giro alias Metzler also confessed, shifting blame to Schmidt.
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New York
Frank Schmidt
John Smith
Misa Sophia Staber
Flatbush
Staber
Schmidt
Carlo Giro
Metzler
Alabama Bar Meets As Mobile Named Next Meeting Site
The Alabama Bar association annual convention closed in Birmingham with Mobile chosen for the next gathering. Emmet O'Neal of Florence elected president Alexander Troy of Montgomery secretary and John London, W W Lackey, E W Faith, Daniel Partridge, McLane Tilton, S D Weakley named vice presidents central council. Major J H Patterson seeks improved signal corps training in Atlanta as Adjutant General Bibb Graves moves to boost the service.
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Birmingham
Asia
Alabama Bar Association
Mobile
Emmet O'Neal
Florence
Alexander Troy
Montgomery
John London
W Lackey
Dadeville
Faith Mobile
Daniel Partridge
Selma McLane Tilton
Pell City
D Weakley
Central Council
R .F Ligon
Signal Corps
Monighlomery Ala
Specelal
J H Paterson
Alabama Signal Corps
National Guard
Atlanta
Bibb Graves
Uenches Thurat
Horsford
Senate Passes Its First Bill and Banking Reforms
The Senate approved its first measures including a bill by Senator Williams to let county school boards borrow to promptly pay teachers, and a substitute by Senator Griffith. It also passed a Georgia Day observance bill, and several public notices involving court transfers and pension paper compensation. Other actions included proposed amendments to banking laws, inheritance and income tax provisions, and pay raises for legislators. The session also advanced resolutions altering Oglethorpe Monument inscriptions and added Colquitt to state bank depository points.
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Ogeechee Circutt
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Glancock
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Board of Roads and Revenues
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Bibb
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Coweta
Sarah
Baegiey
Lea
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Decatur
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Hall
Hal
Rentz
Houston
Grovenia
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MuElraath
Alexander
Fulton
Haydeman
Jefferson
Sherman J. Sims
Northeastern Railroad
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Barkadale
Booker
Holtzclaw
Commissioner of Agriculture
DeKalb
P. Jones
Merers
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Monroe
Vinson
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Turner
Jones
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Hardman
Jackson
Pan Ne
Senate
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General Assembly
Sengrai Assembly
Eunior Johnson
Longley
Akin
South Georgia
Patterson
Colquitt
Miller County
State Bank
McGungan Iron and Coal Company Placed in Receiver’s Hands
Gallia county Ohio July 9 The McGungan Iron and Coal Company a large southern Ohio corporation operating Olive Furnace in Lawrence county near Gallia county line went into the hands of a receiver yesterday. M B Beaman banker and A Murdock of Ironton were a passed as receivers with a capital stock of 160000 and a 1000 asset value in the company.
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Galiipella
Ohio
McGugan Iron and Coal Company
Olive Furnace
Lawrence County
Gallia
Yanterday
M. B. Beaman
A. Murdock
Ironton
Sls
Train Service Resumed in West After Floods
The western region reported restored train service though schedules lagged. Rivers rose and fell with Missouri and Kansas waters, while towns like Ottawa and Springfield faced flood remnants. Merchants cleaned stores as people returned home. desolation persisted near Chiricothe and Pattonsburg.
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Kansas Cliff
Kansas River
Missouri
Springfield
Jordan River
Ottawa
Kan
Marais Des Chaghes
Pattonsburg
Chillicothe
Chiricothe
Grand River
Topeka
Manhattan
Want Judge Moore for M lends Place in Savannah
Savannah readers on July 9 urged appointing Judge 4 B Moore as railroad commissioner if Chairman McLendon does not win again. The failed naming by former Governor Smith a year ago helped Joseph M Brown secure a large county majority, and Moore’s selection is urged by Chatham County officials.
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Chatham
B Moore
McLeondon
Smith
Judge Moore
Joseph M Brown
Duel on Street Ends in Death in Monroe Louisiana
In Monroe Louisiana on a July day a street duel between W J Webb and S L Bracey over a visiting woman led to Bracey's death. Webb was wounded but not seriously. Both men were prominent in local business. Bracey headed Bracey & Kuhn wholesale groceries, Bracey had a wife and five children.
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Monroe
W J Webb
L Bracey Webb
Bracey Webb
Bracey
Webb
Bloodless French Duel at Bois Vincennes
Paris reports a wary finance minister struck in the face leaving the senate yesterday. Charles Bos, former deputy, fought a duel with his assailant today on Bois Vincennes. Pistols exchanged shots caused no damage and the duelists left unreconciled. Fire destroys Buffalo Reduction Company plant in Cheektowaga near Buffalo. July 9 loss about $100,000. factory makes soap and fertilizers on 112 acres.
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Paris
Finance
Senate
Charles Bos
Bois Vincennes
Buffalo
Buffalo Reduction Company
Cheektowalga
Buffalo City
Thalese
Waters-Pierce must pay all costs in Standard Oil cases
The Missouri Supreme Court ruled the Waters-Pierce Oil Company must bear the entire costs of the Standard Oil Company case proceedings. The court denied a motion to apportion costs among Standard, the Republic, and Waters-Pierce.
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Tefferson City
Waters Fierce Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Custer
Supreme Court
Standard
Republic
Waters-Pierce
President gratified as tariff bill clears senate
President Jatt an expressed deep gratification that the tariff bill had passed the senate after lengthy debate. He spent an hour or more reading newspaper accounts and said he would make no statement. He was to meet house leaders in Washington this afternoon.
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Philadelphia
Jattan
Washington
Senate
Tait
House
Representative Johnson Falls Ill in House Vote
Representative Johnson of South Carolina was taken ill in the house today while wholly unfit to attend duties but still cast his vote against sending the tariff bill to conference. The incident halted debate briefly as officials attended to him.
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House
Washington
Johnson
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Seek the Lines of Happy Conservatism in Haberdashery
An ad touts E B clothes as the dress well style, highlighting blue serge and light weight worsted summer weaves as popular among buyers. It promotes Oxford Hess shoes for style and comfort, belts from $4 to $5, and a range of trunks and portable wardrobes by Drucker Ideal Wardrobe Trunks plus suit cases and traveling bags for men and women, with leaflets available.
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Crucker
Drucker
Rockefeller 70 Years Old In July Birthday Return Home
Cleveland notes that John D Rockefeller returned to Forest Hill from New York on his seventieth birthday anniversary. He reportedly conferred with Standard Oil directors, then hurried to Pocantico Hills near Tarrytown. He traveled alone except for a valet and left Cleveland unexpectedly Wednesday afternoon.
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Cleveland
Ohio
John D Rockefeller
Forest Hill
New York
Standard O
Pocantico Eills
Tarrytown
Georgia Shoe Store Seeks Buyer Amid Quiet Market
Local dry goods shop on Constitution Street listing for sale. The firm operates a fine shoe business in Savannah area, with steady customer flow and a long history in footwear retail. Owner cites favorable location and consistent demand as reasons to consider offers.
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Georgia Dry
Care Constitution
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