Oliver hearing reveals new bank contract clue
Oliver faces an unexpected development in Bainbridge Ga as a U S court session yields a document the post office inspector tests for authenticity amid questions about his partner in the Climax bank. A witness identifies Oliver’s claimed alias and discusses a twin brothershadow.
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United States
Caine
F. A Mize
Climaa
Clima
United States Post Office
Mize
Mayor Maddox Addresses Veterans Of Forty-Second Georgia Regiment
On July 22 at the county courthouse basement a reunion of survivors of the Forty-second Georgia Regiment will be highlighted by an address from Mayor Robert F. Maddox of Atlanta. He invites all veterans to join a noon dinner and recalls the regiment’s deeds in battles around Atlanta including Peachtree Creek and Ezra Church.
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Forty-second
Georgia
Robert F. Maddos
Maddox
Peachtree Creek
Ezra Church
Atlante
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Fulton
Atlanta Camp No
P. Thomas
W. L. Calhoun
Albert Howell
Evan P. Howell
R. M. Clayton
Thomas
Albert Howell, Sr
Clayton
Sherman
J. B. Mc
Paces Ferry Road
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Hardee
Whealer
Baille
Clear Creek
Dodge
Logan
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Legget's Hill
Howard House
Georgia Railroad
Decatur
McPherson
Walker
Cox
Fred
W. H. T. Walker
L. P. Thomas
Brown
Howell
Hla
Stovalla
Abda Johnson
Macon
Andersonville
Hood
D. Lee
Lickskillet
Ezra ‘Church
Thrilling Rescue in Columbus Fire at Dye House
In Columbus Georgia on July 20 a dramatic fire on the third floor of the Eagle and Phenix dye house led to a courageous rescue. Hyram Helms, a 43 year old employee, was trapped and burned while attempting to save a motor. he escaped by swinging from a window as ladders were raised. He suffered serious injuries and his fate remained serious.
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Eagle and Phenix
Hyram Helms
Sue
Picnic at Kennesaw Enjoyed by Children
A Marietta Street Baptist Church outing for 1100 to 1600 children from Marietta and Atlanta, led by Rev. Hugh F Wallace, left at eight in the morning. Mayor Dobbs greeted the party as wagons and carriages ferried them to Kennesaw Mountain for a noon lunch and afternoon games, returning to Atlanta by seven in the evening.
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Marietta Street Baptist Church
Hugh F Wallace
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Bellwood Avenue
Marietta
Dobbs
Kennesaw
Atlanta
Knoxville to Buy Waterworks Plant for 1.25 Million
Knoxville voters approve city purchase of the Knoxville Water Company plant for 1,250,000 dollars amid a 7 to 4 council vote. The city assumes 24,000 dollars of potential citizen rebates linked to alleged excess charges over several years. Plant owners are eastern capitalists led by William Wheeler of Boston.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Knoxville Water Company
William Wheeler
Boston
Rioting Arrests After Savannah Clash at Lincoln Park
Thirty African Americans were arrested at Savannah police headquarters after a clash between Eureka Social Club members and Lincoln Park park workers. Joe Barnard was killed, William Young fatally shot, Murphy Moore wounded, and William Murphies, club president, lost a finger amid the fighting. Other participants sustained minor injuries.
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Eureka Social Club
Linccoln Park
Polles Station
Joe Barnard
Wiliam Young
Murphie Moore
William Murphies
Sixteen Miners Killed in Prussian Mine Disaster
Lanendreer Prussia July 30 Sixteen miners were killed by the explosion of fire damp in a mine at Mansfisid today. Many other workers were brought out unconscious.
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Lanendreer
Prussia
Mansfisid
Negro assailant still at large near Vinings Station
A description-matching Black man who attacked Mrs Exie Brown near Vinings Station remains at large as posses flood Cobb and Fulton counties. Bloodhounds failed to trace him as searches extend toward Smyrna and the river area near Western and Atlantic and Marietta interurban lines. Mrs Brown, formerly Exie Humphries, is recovering from the shock of the brutal assault at their new home near Vinings Station after moving from Crescent Avenue. Sheriff McKinney and Chief Rowan lead the manhunt with many local farmers joining armed pursuit despite no breakthrough by late tonight.
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Exie Brown
Vinings Station
McKinney
Cobb County
Rowan
Fulton County Police
Smyrna
Vining Station
Taft Refuses Pardon For Livingston Convict On Medical Grounds
Charles I. Woods of Livingston Montana, jailed for robbery, is deemed only mildly ill with “Mitrai regure gitation” and slight heart hypertrophy. Taft declines clemency as the sentence ends in November and the convict is the sole support of a widow. Denver reports condemn foreigners epithet at Western Federation of Miners convention, noting many members are foreign born.
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Charles IE Woods
Livingston Mont
Taft Tan
Denver
Col
Western Federation of Miners
Mother's Beautiful Dress Ruined by Garden Hose
A city mother, dressed for a party, narrowly escapes harm as her garden hose backfires. A neighbor warns her son Sonny to beware the water, but the stream hits the mother, who instinctively calls for help. She later phones to express regrets.
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Sonny Bo
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