Killing of Children By Stepfather Told In Albany
Albany Ga July 16 Special. Mrs Bennie Hudson says her husband Glen Moore Hudson killed her two sons Robert and Isaiah Temple ages ten and fourteen in Georgia. She describes forced entry to the barn and three pistol shots heard after he forced her to go inside. She alleges threats to kill her and her, fears of lynching prompted relocation to Bibb county jail. Hudson proclaims innocence, while officers note weakening fear and statements about consequences.
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Albany
Glen Moore Hudson
Bennie Hudson
Robert
Isaiah Temple
Haseen
Bibb County
Hudson
Tarver
Macon
Sigma
Chelieve Hudson
Eighth arrest in Cart Watson murder probe in Georgia
Milledgeville, July 15. Homer Marsburn arrested, linked to Cart Watson death case. Eighth arrest, with others including Ike Seay and Winnie Brookins, tied to a web of evidence from Bibb to Hancock and Baldwin counties. Hat with Watson’s name found. Simmons allegedly sold it. Watson vanished August 18 1919 and body found August 22 1910 in Oconee River.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Watson
Homer Marsburn
Marsburn
Ike Seay
Bibb County
Dotite Robertson
Barnes Reynolds
John Simmons
Gente Moran
Jake Brookins
Winnie Brookins
Shurley Seay
Army
Texas
Falls
Jones
Bibb
Putnam
Hancock
Baldwin
Snaldy
Crosby
Simmons
Winnia Brookins
Midway
Milledgeville
Oconee River
Soft Drink Tax Opposed by State Leaders Meet in Atlanta
A reforming group of Atlanta druggists and soda manufacturers met at Cable Hall to oppose Governor Hardwick s proposed one cent state tax on all soft drinks as unfair and unenforceable. A ten member committee was appointed to counter pro taxation efforts while endorsing a direct per capita tax as alternate funding. The central committee is led by Charles A Smith with E H Cone as chair. The resolution supporting the anti tax stance was adopted amid public rumors that the legislature plans the measure.
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E. H. Cone
D.G. Wise
T. C. Marshall
Sinclair Jacobs
A. R. Munn
A. Montgomery
OW Aceran
Row Over Pastor of Greek Church Taken to Courts
Five members of the Greek church trustees filed for an injunction in Judge George J Bell's superior court division to bar a six member board vote from appointing a royalist pastor from New York. The dispute stems from Greece's royalist shift and the Athens synod, with supporters arguing it preserves harmony and democracy, while opponents say it seeks to depose Rev Germanos. Hearing set for July 25.
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St Long Hare
Garnett
Central Avenue
George J. Bell
Superior Court
Bell
Georgapolis
Constantine
Athens
Germanos
New York
Chris Carlos
Holy Synod of Athens
Holy Athens Synod
John C Staton Des On Faday
John Curtin Staton assistant postmaster of Atlanta died Friday night at his home 329 Myrtle street after protracted illness aged 55. He served eight years as assistant postmaster of Atlanta and began in the postal service early, retiring to Alabama for birth in 1866. Survived by wife two sons Albert N and John Staton one brother Robert Lee Staton and one sister Mrs L Houwtry both of St Clair county Alabama.
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John Curtin- Staton
Atlanta
Myrtle Street
Wilson
Staton
Stewarda
First Methodist Church
Albert N
John ©. Staton
Robert Lee Staton
Alleged I. W. W. Driven Out of Dakota Town
Aberdeen Dakota July 15. About 100 alleged I W W were driven from Aberdeen and vicinity by citizens posses aiding Sheriff Snott of Brown county. They were herded in two groups, one east and the other north, each about ten miles. Nearby towns were warned to keep the men moving.
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Aberdeen
Snott
Brown’ County
Distribution of $50 to Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians
Muskogee Oklahoma July 15 distribution to members of the Choctaw and Chickasaw tribes will begin August 15. A total of $1,350,000 will be paid. Twenty thousand seven hundred Choctaws and six thousand three hundred Chickasaws will each receive $50. Payment excludes freedmen.
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Muskogee
Oklo
United States Indian Office
Atlanta executive disappears in New York hotel mystery
L. F. Rosenblatt, manager of the Atlanta branch of Phonographs Inc, received a telegram from New York stating secretary-treasurer Clarence Boggs had mysteriously disappeared from a New York hotel where he was a guest. Boggs had been accompanied by his wife, and Rosenblatt cannot explain the disappearance or offer a reason.
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L. F. Rosenblatt
Atlanta
Phonographs, Inc
New York
Clarence Boggs
New York Hotel
Hoggs
Rosenblatt
Slander Foe Sparks Courthouse Fight Between Boykin and Chambers
A courthouse scuffle between Solicitor General Boykin and Aldine Chambers ended with a swollen face and broken spectacles. Both men accused the other of cowardly attack after a grand jury room exchange at 10 a.m. Witnesses say Chambers stood outside a radiator when Boykin struck. The pair were separated by policemen but eyed another clash as crowds gathered.
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John A. Boykin
Grand Jury
Boykin
Banco Eyndicate
Chambers
Mr. Chambers
Mr. Boykin
L. J. Dickerson
L. W. Allen
Ward
Rae Eee
Terrific Storm Attacks Washington Friday Night
Washington July 15. A severe electrical storm paralyzed government operations as floods and blackout conditions spread through the city. Lightning struck near the White House, injuring no one seriously. Office workers used candles and streetcars halted by flooded conduits.
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Washington
Hughes
Het
White House
Haas
Entangled in Swing Hangs Boy Amid Parents Absence
In Neighville Tennessee on July 15 James Quinn aged 14 accidentally hanged himself from a doorway swing he was adjusting. Neighbors found him with the body still warm, feet nearly touching the floor, after his parents were away shopping.
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Neighville
Tenn
James Quinn
Quinn
Hughes Explains Conference Plan To Japanese Minister
Marshal Foch expected to join French commission at proposed meet as part of the conference plan explained to the Japanese minister amid government views.
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Hughes
Foch Expected in French Delegation for Disarmament Meet
Washington, July 15. Marshal Foch, chief of the allied command last year of the war, is expected to be among the French commission at the Washington disarmament conference. He plans to come at the invitation of the American Legion with government support. The conference likely to assemble on Armistice Day is anticipated to attract his participation.
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Washington
Marshall Foch
Foch
American Legion
U S stance on Pacific talks sets pace for Japan agenda
Washington reports that the United States will not preemptively set topics for the Pacific conference with Japan. The agenda will be agreed upon after the conference opens, with November 11 as Armistice Day likely the date. Officials foresee possible clashes with the League of Nations if progress stalls.
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Robert. J. Bender
United NetworGis
Washington
Japan
Nippon
Pacific
United States
Far-East
Hughes
Shidehara
League of Nations
Lizarmament
Paris
Great Britain
France
Italy
Association of Nations
Harding
League
League ‘of Nations
Versailles
Jury Deadlocked in Raber Murder Trial in Cleveland
In Cleveland on July 15 the Raber murder trial stalled after over four hours of deliberation as the jury failed to reach a verdict. Eva Catherine Raber fainted when the judge charged the jury, and the panel hung on potential verdicts including murder in the first or second degree, manslaughter, or insanity defenses.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Eva Catherine Kaber
Dan
F. Kaber
Lakewood
Lfe
Sole
Terenne
Raber
Mr. Stanton
Marian
Hides Face Tariff Boost Sent To House Vote
Washington reports Congress placed a 19 percent duty on raw hides with a 15 percent ad valorem levy for leather goods. The vote was 152 to 97 as Republicans pressed ahead, despite Democratic opposition led by Garner of Texas. The measure targets shoes and leather products, with heated party lines and pledges of amendments.
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House
Ways and Mean’ Committee
Biden
Garner
Democratic Ecommitteeman
Hawley
Representativican
Ohio
Associated Press
Congress
Senate
Harding
Finance Committee
Irish peace talks advance as De Valera meets Lloyd George in London
In London discussions between Eamonn de Valera and Prime Minister Lloyd George continued on Irish preliminaries, with Sir James Craig arriving to press Ulster concerns. A Whitehall crowd welcomed de Valera as prayers for success accompanied the talks, which officials said would resume Monday.
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Associated Press
London
Eamonn da Valera
Lloyd George
Berk
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
Lord Curzon
Art O'Brien
Gaelic Leagues
Robert C. Barton
de Valera
James Craig
Belfast
James
Mr. Lloyd-George
Sir James
Lloyd-George
la Valera
Whitehall
Downing’ Street
Downing Street
Lloyd- George
Ulster
deValera
Cabinet Room
min‘Héter
Lioyé
George
Ulater
Pollocts
Finance
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