Georgia Girl Must Answer Poison Charge
Miss Ola Gunters of Elberton Ga is held in Birmingham for complicity in the December 20 1910 poisoning deaths of Guy R Coleman and Steve N Strickland. She denies knowing the dead men and says she traveled widely before settling in Birmingham. Detectives have not disclosed the evidence against her.
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Ola Gunters
Elberton
Birmingham
Ala
Jack Benville
Fla
Guy R. Coleman
Steve X N. Strickland
Gunters
A. G. Hartridge
Jacksonville
Coleman
Strickland
Misa Gunters
Waa
New Orleans
A. H. Miller
Mbus
Eiberton
Columbus
Mall
Miss Gunterg
Local Showers Sunday and Monday Forecast Georgia
Local showers expected Sunday and likely Monday across the region. Temperatures forecast lower with cooler nights and mild daytime highs. Rainfall amounts show light totals around a few hundredths of an inch, with prior month totals roughly 0.13 inches.
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Georgia
Atlanta Women Swim Records at Piedmont Park
Two years after learning to swim Mrs. Everett Turner tops local records at Piedmont Park Lake. She swam two miles by 9:30 am and stayed in the water three hours, outlasting all but a life-saver in a boat. Rival Mrs. LB Jones also swims daily, once saving two children's lives. Mary Allen Rinker, age five, bravely paddles and heads for shore when tired.
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Everett Turner
Medmont Park
Mra
Turner
Piedmont Park
North Avenue
LB. Jones
East Fourteenth Street
Mary Allen Rinker
Mary Allen
W. A. Rinker
North
Jackson Street
Love and deceit surround New Orleans girl's farewell letter
Edna Montkins, 23, of South Rampart street, writes from Chicago to George Vitford amid the Irene Davis case, claiming a past marriage to Edna Wilford and alleging Ben Monteleone’s influence. She asserts her husband Wilford was unaware of the scheme and hints of divine vengeance if wronged. The letter ends with an apology and a note that Bowus continues on page four.
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New Orleans
Edna Montkins
South Rampart Street
George Vitford
Chicago
Irene Davis
Ben Monteleone
Edna Wilford
Monticvino
Wilford
Viafora
Monteleons
Davis
George
Jal
Bowus
Maddox Opposes the Tippins Bill in Atlanta Meeting
Former Atlanta mayor Robert F. Maddox and a group of premier businessmen denounce the Tippins prohibition bill. They argue the late law would cripple business across Atlanta and Georgia, asserting current enforcement outmatches the proposed measure and pledging defeat of the initiative. Continued on Page Four.
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Atlanta
Messare
Robert F. Maddox
American National Bank
Maddox
Wilson Gains Backing From Wisconsin Leaders
Washington July 13 Special reports that Charles R Crane and University of Wisconsin President Van Hise have endorsed Wilson confirming a drift of La Follette supporters toward Woodrow Wilson. La Follette is set to oppose Roosevelt but will not back Taft, signaling Wilson as the main beneficiary of his influence.
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la Follette
Woodrow Wilm
Charles R. Crane
van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Clark and Wilson discuss pending legislation at Capitol
Seagirt New Jersey July 13 Speaker Champ Clark and Governor Wilson spoke two hours today on legislation pending before the House of Representatives. The speaker arrived after Wilson had been in conversation with two other guests. Continued on Page Four.
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Seagirt
N. J
Champ Clark
Wilson
House of Representatives
Fire as weapon to win ballot ignites suffragette case
In Oxford and London reports two suffragist incidents surface. Helen Craggs pleads guilty in Cardiff police court to attempting arson at Nunsham Park, home secretary Louis Harcourt's estate, with a companion found on the grounds and flammable material on her. David Lloyd George is assaulted in Kensington while addressing a crowd, he escapes injury as the assailant is arrested.
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England
Helen Crags
Cardiff
Wales
Reginald ‘McKenna
George
Queen Mary
Nunsham Park
Louis Harcourt
Jouig Harcourt
Helen Craggs
Sir John Craigs
Council
The
Institute of Chartered Accountants
David Lloyd George
London
Kensington Theater
South London
Mr. Lloyd George
Toca Stripped From Lorimer By Colleagues
Senator Tillman wept as he cast his vote for Lorimer. The resolution declared Lorimer’s title to his senate seat invalid and stated corrupt methods were used in his election from Illinois. Senators Bacon and Hoke Smith voted for the resolution.
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World
Tillman
Lorimer
Senate
Bacon
Hoke Smith
William Lorimer
Senate of the
United States
Illinois
Senator Lorimer Expelled Over Corrupt Election Charges
Washington July 13 Special. By a near two to one vote the senate expelled William Lorimer junior senator from Illinois declaring his title to the seat invalid due to corrupt practices in his election. After a two year struggle Lorimer left the chamber stripped of his toga while colleagues questioned his conduct and chose to bar him from reentry.
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Washington
Senate
William Lorimer
Illinois
Union
United States
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Lorimer
Such Was Alleged Plan as Uncovered by Burns Detective
Dictagraph records presented to the South Carolina investigating committee allege Governor Cole Blease would receive 5000 dollars for pardoning notable criminal Gus Deford. Detective Reed, posing as a Chicago attorney, says Nichols and associates discussed a 15000 dollar payoff to secure the pardon, with 5000 for Nichols, 5000 for his law partner, and 5000 for the governor. Felder of Atlanta denied arranging dispensary deals or offering immunity to confessions.
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Augusta
Cole
South Carolina
E. S. Reed
Burns Force
Chicago
Reed
Sam J. Nichols
Spartanburg
Washington
Nichols
Fay Gus Deford
Blease
Felder
Atlanta
Bisase
Bamberg
Columbia
Hub Evans
J. B. Towill
L. W. Baoykin
Augusta Brewing Company
Not Yet Thro With Blease Says Thomas B Felder
Augusta Ga July 13 Special Before leaving for his home in Atlanta Colonel Thomas B Felder gave out the following interview In my judgment we have made very fair progress in the investigation and I hope a little later on to furnishing a few more grains of sand to the committee from the mountain of evidence establishing conclusively the charges of fraud and corruption that have lodged against the vagabond governor of South Carolina If there is any crime that he has not committed I think that it can be attributed to lack of opportunity or inadvertence on his part I notice that his fraudulency has become very pugilisticly inclined threatening to lick severally or collectively the members of the investigating committee If he will cross the boundary line of any of the neighboring states I will contract to take Alm first
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Augusta
Atlanta
Thomas B. Felder
South Carolina
Feus
Edwards
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