Portland Police Refuse to Watch Victor Innes in Nelms Case
Portland police decline Chief Beavers request to surveil Victor E. Innes amid the Nelms sisters disappearance citing no formal charge. Atlanta police continue watch as Gulf coast searches extend to Pass Christian Biloxi Gulfport and Petit Bois Island amid stormy seas and mystery.
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Atlanta to Win Methodist University Bid Sparked by Banquet
A lengthy Atlanta bid for the Methodist university gathers momentum as theSouthern Methodist Church commission nears a final site decision. Atlanta pledges include cash, Wes ley Memorial assets, and promises of additional funds. Birmingham countered with opposition and a separate offer, while Bishop Candler clarified his position. The commission planned to issue a ruling soon, with Atlanta and Birmingham vying for the project.
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P. G. Sheok
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Tha Mmethodist University
Mr. Shoek
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Asa G. Candler
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Birmingham College
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Pell Wilkinson
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
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Methoodists
Equalization Law Cuts Ware Tax Rate in 1914
Waycross Ga July 15 Special Because of a large rise in tax returns due to the new tax equalization law Ware's tax rate for 1914 was reduced by half a mill from 7 mills to 6. The cut reduces county revenue by 4000 dollars but officials expect continued Ware growth to offset the loss. Lane Fifty Years Old Washington July 15 Secretary Lane marks his fiftieth birthday with a day of flowers and congratulations from many quarters.
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Clinton Payton
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Washington
Atlanta
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West
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Taunter Hasterd
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Southern
West Baker
Francis Boders
Waycross
Ware
Lane
Editor Sues Preacher Over Georgia Day Law
Norfolk July 15 Colonel A B Williams editor of The Roanoke Times filed a slander suit against Rev B Lacy Hoge pastor of Spurgeon Memorial Baptist church over a sermon criticizing Williams report on Georgia prohibition conditions. Williams planned criminal libel action but counsels advised slander suit with damages to be announced in declarations tomorrow.
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A. B. Williams
Roanoke Times, Today
B. Lacy Hoge
Spurgeon Memorial Baptist Church
Williams
Georgia
Roanoke
Willams
Hoge
The Constitution Bureau of Information Seeks Rooms and Board
For those seeking lodging The Constitution offers a free Bureau of Information. List boarding houses or available rooms with The Constitution Boarding and Rooming House Information Bureau. Telephone Main 2000 Atlanta.
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Thaw awarded income from estate amid insanity dispute
After six months of legal fights in Pittsburg Judge James W. Over ruled to grant Harry K. Thaw $160 778 income from his father’s estate despite trustees’ assertions of insanity Thaw sought $30 000 to cover legal costs beginning last January Fidelity Title and Event Co trustees sought examination Thaw refused prompting remittal and denial of that motion
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Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Thaw
James W. Over
Fidelity Title and Event Company
Attemats
Wee
State May Place Ban on Tobacco and Cigarettes
A Senate committee reported favorably a substitute for a bill to prohibit sale and free distribution of tobacco products and cigarette papers with penalties up to 100 dollars. Mrs. T. K. Patterson argued the bill, citing four thousand Georgia mothers and widespread youth use. The measure also targets stores and businesses, while a separate salary bill for solicitors general advanced, setting pay at 3000 dollars with existing fees. debates on amendments and house hearings continue in Atlanta.
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T. K. Patterson
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Georgia
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Atlanta
Andrew Cole
Hole
Clayton County
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Lindsey
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Irwin
Supreme Court of Georgia
Court of Appeals
General Assembly
Turner
Sweet
Huerta Resigns and Carbajal Becomes Mexican President
General Victoriano Huerta resigns from the provisional presidency as Francisco Carbajal is named president and takes the oath in a ceremony with deputies and senators. The capital stabilizes, theaters and cafes are crowded, and the public mood shifts toward hope for peace despite the turbulent political move.
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Viva Huerta
Francisco Carbajal
Mexico City
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General Blanquet
Puerto Mexico
National Palace
Carba
Victoriano Huerta
Mexican Republic
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Prancisco Carbajal
Victoriano
Carbajal
Vera Cruz
Tmerto Mexico
LAW OR SMITH ASKS LITTLE JOE
Joseph M. Brown launches his Georgia campaign card posing the question Who do you prefer the law or Smith He questions party dissension and Hoke Smiths leadership and cites past actions including part rates county unit disfranchisement and the seventeenth amendment debate prompting readers to consider his challenge to Smith in the U S Senate race Continued on Page Three.
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Georgia
Smith
Senator Smith
Mane
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People of
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Mike Smith
Washington City
Hokesmith
Railroad Commission
Senate
Georgis
Local Thunder Showers Forecast Near Prophecy
Prophecy region expected to see local thunder showers with potential brief downpours. Weather service cautions residents to secure loose outdoor items and monitor updates for any weather advisories in effect today.
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