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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1912

Page

6

Charleston blind tiger testifies of protection payments

P T O Neill a Charleston blind tiger testifies he collected protection money from six to ten retail whisky dealers, totaling about $60 a month, and turned it over to Chief Constable B H Stothart. He says Stothart, earlier appointed by Governor Blease, demanded payments and warned of enforcement actions, describing a graft scenario tied to the dispensary probe.

Itee Nett Charleston B HL Stathart Oneill Stothart Brothart Blease O'Neil Busidess O'Neill Stotharty G. Neth Ong Felder Sam Nicholasad Fb Flee Woodurns Pearant Doc Burns Detertiee Thomas B. Felder Willl Nichols Reed South Carolina Tie Eledmont Ile Green Spartanburg Farter Sims Myach Nichola Porter New York Exchange Bank of Commerce Spartanburey Niehals Merleoun Wickersham Burns Detective Agency Washington Lorimer Parsons Blind Tigers Old State Dispensary San 7 Brease Jack Jennson Attag Gus Defwood B. O'Neal Hlind Tiger B. H. Stothart John F P. Grace Blenase O'Neal Née Ben H. Stuthart Flo J.P. O'Neill Marlon Sto

Woman with hoe maims intruder in Beecher Street garden

A masked Black man stalked a merchant's wife in a Beecher Street garden, entering her home earlier. She wrestled him, seized a hoe, and cut off a large portion of his nose, then fainted. Police seek the assailant described with a bandaged nose.

Beecher Street Olice Caief Rowan Po Hce

Robber killed by pursuers near Alexander City

In a chase three miles south of Alexander City a robber who blew open Auburn post office was killed by a posse at 10 o clock this morning. He fired on officers, was found with $265, and died an hour after reaching Alexander City. He claimed Oklahoma roots and carried a 32 caliber automatic. The body will be turned over to authorities. the fugitive is linked to earlier jailbreaks and a Tulsa stamp on his shirt.

Montgomery Ala Alexander City Auburn Oklahoma Sherif Linch Tallapoosa County Birmingham Nashville Post Office Brannen The Model Clothiers Tulsa Mississippi

Wedding Revealed by Murder in Waco

Edgar N. McGehee of Tampa Florida was found shot to death in Waco Texas. Police initially said suicide but coroner ruled death at the hands of an unknown person. Miss Mayne Cobb aged 19 said she and McGehee were married about a month ago in a buggy near the city. Investigators search for a barefoot man seen near a truck garden before the body was found.

Waco Texas Edgar N. McGeher Tampa Fla Bolice McGehee Mayne Cobb Bugsy

Confession outlines protection fund scheme in Charleston.

After conferences with his attorney, ONeill described a scheme in which a protection fund was collected from retailers and handed to Stothart, the Charleston county chief constable appointee. Miller acted as his agent collecting the fund from wholesalers and retailers, with Hasselmeyer refusing to testify. The dispensary committee heard the testimony and planned further sessions to decide if Hasselmeyer or others will testify.

O'Neill Stothart Charleston Charleston County John J. Miller Miller Wagi Stothart Henry Hasselmeyer Hinsselmeyer Sumni Ik

20 Lives Lost in Cloudburst Near Seven Troughs Nevada

Reno reports twenty deaths in a cloudburst that wiped out Seven Troughs. Lovelock confirms seven dead and Mazuma hotel damaged by flood. Dead include John Trenchard and wife Mike Quaren Mrs McLean and Mrs Reese. A Nevada and California railroad track section between Mino and Kerler washed out.

Reno Nev Lovelock Mazuma Mazuna John Trenchard Mike Quaren McLean Reese Trenchards Nevada and

Parks Johnson New Secretary for Southern Railway Judge Picks Son

Judge Hamilton McWhorter of Athens reviewed a pile of letters offering private secretaries after the death of G C Birchmore. Emory graduate W Parks Johnson, who has read law since June, impressed the judge and was offered the job. Johnson, son of Rev Luke Johnson, the Gainesville presiding elder, accepted and left for Athens last night.

Hamilton McWhorter Athens Equitable GC. C. Birchmore McWhorter W. Parks Johnson Emory College Johnson Mr. Johnson Pease Luke Johnson Methodist Church Gainesville

Delay Return of Wylie Smith Delayed

El Paso Texas July 18 J Wylie Smith of Atlanta banker was arrested last night in Juarez He says he will return and stand trial without extradition papers He claims he is victim of men higher up Smith has been in Juarez ten days He may not be turned over to US authorities soon due to Mexican unrest He is in ill health and low on funds Pinkerton says requisition for F Wylie Smith is ready but custody depends on Mexican authorities Wary officers would need multiple indictments following forgery warrants Smith allegedly used false paper as secretary of the Commercial Loan and Trust company to obtain funds from victims ranging 500 to 18000 Readily spent on varying families and businessmen

Nicholawas Nichols Spartanvurg Vernar Ptei Wo Wickarsiaima Burnstat Nchols Vetaei Reed Tuat Ful Res Fused Chem el Paso Texas J. Wylie Smith Atlanta Juarez Smith Afr United States Georgia Pinkerton F. Wylie Smith Commercial Loan and Trust Company

Million in Democratic war chest tied to 1904 campaign

William F Sheehan testifies before the Senate committee on campaign funds detailing a roughly 1 million dollar Democratic national committee treasury in 1904. Belmont and Ryan were noted major contributors with money sent to Maine Colorado and Nebraska. He recalls August Belmont as a large donor and says funds supported New York state efforts.

Washington Alton B. Parker W. ¥. Sheehan New York Senate Sheehan Democratic National Executive Committee Maine Colorado Nebraska Mr. Sheehan Oliver Bryan Pennsylvania Belmont Hyan August Belmont Oilver Thomas F. Ryan Tier

Seashore Excursion via Southern Railway Plans

Advertisement for a Seashore excursion via Southern Railway on Monday July 22 1912 offering trips to Jacksonville Tampa Brunswick St Simons Cumberland with 6 to 8 day limits and return on regular trains. Special trains depart Atlanta 8 00 p m for Jacksonville and Tampa with Pullman sleeping cars and 8 30 p m for other destinations. tickets to certain stops issued through D P A James Freeman Atlanta for details.

Southern Railway Jacksonville Tampa Brunswick St. Simons Cumberland Atlanta

Pepper bill seeks appeal in United States powder trust suit

Washington July hearing on the powder trust suit by the United States in the supreme court is protected in a bill introduced by Representative Pepper. The measure authorizes the United States to appeal the decree against E I Dupont Nemours and Company from the Delaware district court with a sixty day extension after passage of the act.

Powder Trust Washington United States Supreme Court Representative Pepper Iowa FE. I. Dupont NeMours and Company United States Court For District of Delaware

Extra Special Meat Prices at Royal Brand Market

An 1912 newspaper ad lists Royal Brand Sugar Cured hams and bacon by weight with varied prices. It promotes pork and beef roasts, veal, lamb, and sausages, including raw and kettle rendered products, with several price points and bulk pail deals.

Royal Brand

Obituary notices from Macon and nearby Georgia towns

A late July column records multiple obituaries and funeral notices across Macon, Monroe county, and Fairburn. Mason J. Huguley, 68, dies after brief illness. Mrs. Louisiana Floyd dies after a long illness. R W Hollis, 50, dies in Newnan. infant Irene Bruce dies at 14 months. Loo Jimm, a Chinese city resident, dies in a private sanitarium. services for John W. Wade Sr. and Mrs. Susan A. Smith scheduled in Atlanta area churches. W C P DeLay to Smyrna. Joseph N. Whitner’s funeral in Atlanta. Mrs. Anna B. Floyd to be buried in Fairburn. other local death notices include burial schedules and cemetery interments.

Mason J. Huguley Maton Macon Monroe Counts Huguley Monroe J. W. UC. Mathews Minter Huguley L. B. Floyd Fairburn Louisiana B. Floyd Eldred Floyd Campbellton Street 5. D. Moore Lynchburg Lyda Mae Floyd Carlton Floyd Atlanta Newnan Servieva A. A. Little Westminster Presbyterian Church Iolanta

Hatchet Thrown and Suffragette Attack On Asquith Visit

A suffragette named Gladys Evans Calns from England is jailed after an assault during Premier Asquith's Ireland visit. a hatchet was aimed at the premier's carriage but caused no injuries. Separately in London, Reginald McKenna was seized and shaken by a suffragette at a public ceremony.

Gladys Evans Calns England Forrow Princess Princess Street Vremier Asquith Gratt Parnell Ireland Great Britain Lberal Intest Redmond Woman McKenna London Reginald MccKenna Home Affairs Caerleon Monmouthshire Llandaff South Wales

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