Hart Retires From Georgia Gubernatorial Race
Judge Hart withdraws from the Georgia governor race three weeks after his announcement and the day his attorney general resignation took effect. His move leaves Gov Joseph M Brown and Hoke Smith to contest the campaign, with primary proration rules likely unnecessary. Hart says the public desires war over peace, signaling a bold shift in state politics. Continued on Page Two.
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Georgia
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Hoke Smith
Janice Brown
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Judge Hart
Atlanta Leads Southern Cities in Postal Receipts
Atlanta surpasses Louisville and New Orleans to lead southern cities in postal receipts for the fiscal year ending June 30 1910. The city rose from twenty sixth nationally to twenty second overall, with Atlanta post office revenues near 400000 for the five years ending June 30 1909. Continued on Page Three.
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United States
New Orleans
Louisville
Citice
Blodgett
McKee
Nila
Judge Harts Statement Attacks Factional Gubernatorial Strife
Excerpts reveal Judge Harts denouncing repeated partisan fights over the Georgia governor seat. He warns that public policy drifts from state welfare to factional advantage, hurtful to Governor Brown and Governor Smith alike, urging unity amid financial strain and public unrest.
Two Conferences But Offer Ho Concessions on Strike
In Philadelphia on July 14 the conference between the Pennsylvania railroad and the unions faced a critical moment as a strike by about 15 000 conductors trainmen baggage masters and yardmen east of Pittsburgh loomed. Committee heads Garretson and W Goess withheld details while Meyers offered no new concessions. The West Penn vote showed overwhelming support for a strike among conductors 88 1 2 percent trainmen 77 16 percent and firemen 98 6 10 percent.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Erle and
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Brotherhood of Railroad
W. Heyward Meyers
Pennsylvania
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Brotherhood of Trainmen
Order of Railway Conductors
G. L. Peck
Former Atlanta Man Held for Swindling
Houston report states Charles R Hoskins Jr formerly managed a Washington security firm and is jailed for swindling by cashing an unauthorized $400 draft. He allegedly targeted home-builders on installment plans, claiming ties to Atlanta and Tallahassee. Several thousand dollars are said to have been obtained in small sums.
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Texas
Charles R Hoskins, Jr
Washington, D. C
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Hoskins
Talladelphia
Atlanta
Echoes From Editors ConventIon At Americus Visit
Report on a visit by editors at Americus highlighting the convention atmosphere and discussions. Regional journalists and guests shared views on press responsibilities and community reporting traditions.
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Americus
Unidentified man leaps to death from bridge pier
Two anonymous men, both about 75 and well dressed, were witnessed in New York and New Jersey to climb high structures and jump to rocks below. One fell 145 feet from a Willamaburge bridge pier onto the roadway. the other leaped 90 feet from Hudson boulevard parapet into the rocks.
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Hudson Boulevard
North Bergen
N. J
Dr Crippen Charged in Wife Murder and Disappearance
In a sensational case from London, Dr. Hawley Crippen is pursued by Scotland Yard as his wife Belle Elmore, a music hall star, is found murdered and buried in their Hilldrop Crescent home. Crippen, missing since Saturday, is believed to have fled to the United States with his secretary Miss Leneve, who posed as Mrs Crippen.
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Local Showers Likely in Georgia This Weekend
Weather outlook notes a chance of showers in Georgia with moderate south winds. The Friday night into Saturday plan suggests unsettled skies and cooler air moving in from the south. Local authorities advise checking updates for precise timing and any changes to conditions.
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Georgia
Man travels 26000 miles in dog cart wins $10000 wager
William Brown of St John\u2019s N F arrives in Los Angeles in a cart drawn by four dogs claiming a 26000 mile circuit to win a 10000 dollar prize. He says the wager originated in 1906 with a Newfoundland club condition to travel earths circumference in seven years and cites journeys through eastern states Ireland Fingland and Europe after selling outfit pictures.
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Cel
William Brown
St. Joana
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Thie
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St. Johns
Tates
Europe
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Fingland
One Man Dying And Two Wounded In Railroad Suffolk Bandit Raid
Cleveland Ohio July 14 One man dying and two wounded is reported after a revolver battle between three bandits and forty construction workers at the Lake Shore railroad near North Olmsted about twenty miles southwest of Cleveland. The robbers surprised workers on pay night, opened fire as victims retrieved envelopes, three railroad men were hit one fatally. Deputies and sheriffs sped to the scene as posses formed and a statewide pursuit began.
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Ohio
Lake Shore
North Olmated
Here
Sherif Hirstius
Peaches Rotting for Lack of Cars in Georgia
Sixty thousand crates of peaches in Fort Valley rotting due to failure of refrigerator car companies to provide awaited cars for yesterday and today's harvest. Losses run into thousands of dollars. Central of Georgia officials on site seeking cars from Armour & Co. with no relief expected for the next day. J F Culler notes partial relief in Thomaston and Woodbury districts on the Macon and Birmingham.
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Fort Valley
Central of Georgia
Armour & Co
J. F. Culler
Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad
Thomaston
Woodbury
Birmingham
Absence Cure Used For Family Jars In Court
In Poughkeepsie July 14 Justice Morschauzer granted Mrs Elizabeth Burger a six month separation from her husband Mactimer Burger a Staatsburg machinist The court noted that absence might heal the heart and authorize a future order for reunion This case is described as a first of its kind in the state.
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Poughkeepsie, N
Supreme Court
American prisoner Pittman starved in Nicaragua jail
Washington reports American captive William Pittman held in a Managua prison was starving due to neglect by Madriz authorities near Bluefields. Consul Olivares protested and secured temporary better care and food, while pressing Madrid officials to honor promises and protect American life and property amid widespread threats to foreigners in the region.
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