Lump Accessory in Murder Plot States Warrant
Witnesses for relatives say Lump and Mrs Crawford schemed for fortune. A warrant charging Fred Lamp of New York as accessory before and after the fact in the Joshus B Crawford murder case was sworn before Magistrate Girardeau. The plan allegedly began in Florida with Lump and Crawford, with claims of romance and money tied to Crawford’s death and Lump’s future inheritance.
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Girardeau
Fred Lamp
New York
Joshus B. Crawford
Lamp
Atlanta
Joseph James
Crawford Heirs
Florida
Lump
Crawford
James
St! Wugugtine
Lump Lump
Tlanta
Man Who Shot Roosevelt to Leave Insane Asylum
Jonn hhrank, the man who attempted to assassinate Theodore Roosevelt on October 12, is expected to be removed from the Northern hospital for the insane in Oshkosh Wisconsin to the state prison at Van Slyke. The move follows prior custody and legal proceedings.
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Roosevelt
Oshkosh
Wis
Jonn' Hhrank
Pedsore Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Northern Hospital
van See
Committee votes down state board of tax equalizers
In a 13 to 9 vote the Ways and Means Committee decided not to include a state board of equalizers in the tax revision bill, favoring county boards instead. The Lipscomb substitute preserves county boards but removes state authority, with a minority report promised by Swift and allies. The bill sets six year terms for county equalizers appointed by the courts, with pay between two and five dollars per day, to review returns after January and fix assessments, subject to a taxpayer hearing upon dispute.
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House Committee On Ways and Means
State Board of Equalizers
Lipscomb
Epscomb
Sheppard
Sumter
County Boards of Equalizers
State Board of Equalization
Swift
Muscosee
House
Senate
Garlington
Richmond
Cole
Janea
Coweta
Melson
Myrick
Rainey
Wheatley
Bullard
Cooper
DeVaughan
Dorris
Evans
Jones
Lowndes
McGehee
Superior Court
Wanted three rooms in one day for couple with no children
Three rooms advertised as available for a couple with tight housekeeping and no children at 105 West Baker, Atlante, owner seeking tenants. The ad appeared Tuesday and was discontinued that evening after rooms were filled. contact Main 5000.
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Thade
Atlante
West Baker
Mrs Peel to Preside Over Open Meeting on Suffrage
Mrs Peel will preside at an Atlanta suffrage meeting to be held next Tuesday evening in Taft hall. About 40 prominent men and women will speak five minutes each on why women should or should not vote. Mrs Peel emphasizes a balanced, educational discussion without advocating a specific stance.
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Mrs. Peel
Atlanta
William Lawson Peel
American National Bank
Taft Hall
Georgian Senate
Soc
Georgia
Empire
South
Peel
Commonwealth
Angry husband shoots alleged home wrecker in Savannah
J L George shot Henry J McClellan, a boarder in his wife’s house, after declaring he would kill him. McClellan died within an hour from a bullet near the heart. George surrendered to police and cited alleged intimate ties between McClellan and his wife. Both men worked for Savannah’s streets and lanes department. no eyewitnesses.
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Savannah
J L George
Henry J McClellan
McClellan
George
J. Beck
Streets and
Lanen Department
Gwyn Quits The Churchman Editor Resigns
New York announces the resignation of Rev. Herbert B Gwyn as editor of The Churchman, the New York weekly for the Protestant Episcopal church. Rev. Dr. Milo H. Gates also resigns, with Rev. Charles W. Gilbert to assume charge temporarily.
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Gwyn
Churchman
New York
Herbert B Gwyn
Protestant Episcopal Church
Milo H. Gates
Council of Advice
Charles W. Gilbert
Jasper Smith Denies Being Knocked Down by Mrs. Sallie Alexander
A Crawford murder trial witness, Mrs. Sallie Alexander of Henry County aged 56, testifies she struck Jasper Smith with a right fist and knocked him down in a dispute over rent. Smith disputes the claim saying he rose and ran, while he expresses anger at the testimony.
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Jasper N. Smith
Jack
Sallie Alexander
Henry County
Crawford
Auditor Anderson
Jesper Smith Low
Jasper Smith
Brantley Named on Blacklist by Lobby Ire in Tariff Saga
Washington July 15 Senate lobby inquiry focused on Mulhall correspondence. Key witness Mulhall identified a blacklist of congressmen supposedly targeted by manufacturers including W. G. Brantley of Georgia. He cited a list allegedly prepared to knock out named lawmakers and outlined tariff commission ties to the National Association of Manufacturers.
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W. G. Brantley
Georgia
Senate
Marta E. Mulhall
National Manufacturers’ Association
Brantley
Congress
Crantley
Washington
Martin M. Mulhall
Mulhall
Senator Reed
Reed
James BE. Watson
Watson
Candler
Mississippi
Hamlin
Missouri
Danforth
New York
Payne
Lever
South Carolina
Graham Ylinais
Lobeck
Nebraska
Beall
Texas
Stephens
John HH
Bowman
D. C
Pennsylvania
Lloyd
Clark
Humphreys
Carter
Oklahoma
W. G
Hull
Tennessee
Bulkley
Ohio
Burgess
Towner
Town
Focht
Gardner
Massachusetts
Henry
George, Jr
R. L
Hinds
Maine
Lindbergh
Minnesota
Rees
R. R
Kansas
Reilly
Wilson Asked to Name Salary to Keep Bryan on Job
Washington July 15 Bell attacks Senator Smith over Gainesville post master appointment and Hardy’s defeat. Bell accuses Smith of influence for favorable patronage while denying interloper interference. Bryan says he will lecture to supplement his $12,000 state salary and remains committed to serving as secretary of state.
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Wilson
Bryan
A. S. Hardy
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Senator Smith
A. 3
Hardy
Gainesville
Representative Bell
Bell
Mr. Bell
Smith
Georgia
Hig
A. 8
Wardy
White House
Washington Today
Bristow
Senate
Kern
Capitol
Brian Insuen
Saad
Thomas Jefferson
Edmund Randolph
John Marshall
James Madison
James Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Henry Clay
Martin van Buren
Danial Webster
John C Calhoun
James Buchanan
William H. Seward
James G Bierne
Thomas F. Bayard
Walter Q. Gresham
Richard Olney
Wearing Slit Skirt Sparks Richmond Indecent-Exposure Arrest
In Richmond on July 15 Major Ainshe and Police Chief Werner announced the first arrest on record for wearing a slit skirt. Blossom Browning, the arrestee, was booked at the stationhouse and friends posted bail for her appearance before Justice Crutchfield the next morning. A crowd blocked Broadway near the picture show section as the incident unfolded. Browning claimed the dress was fashionable, purchased at a licensed department store, and she has retained counsel.
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Richmond
Franchise Offer Refused by Venice County Club Leader
Major, president of the Venice County Leave Baseball club, rejected a $206000 offer for the team today. The bid came from a syndicate including John McGraw of New York, tied to an effort to relocate or control the franchise in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Venice County
Clib
John McGraw
New York
Downtown grocers offer tempting items and home goods
City shoppers are reminded of frequent grocer specials as advertised. Juicy lemons, ripe peaches, meadow gold butter, granulated sugar, fresh eggs, Maxwell House coffee and more are showcased. Also advertised are bed canopies to block flies and mosquitoes, Spring-back and Ceiling canopies, and new Mohair menswear, with suit prices around $20.
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Maxwell House
Local Showers Forecast for Georgia Wednesday and Thursday
Local showers are expected in Georgia on Wednesday and probably Thursday. Temperature details are unclear with a reported high of 89 and low near 78. Rainfall figures show 0.50 inches in the past 24 hours and a 58 inch deficiency since January 1 as per the local weather report.
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Georgia
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