Caillaux Testimony Sparks Courtroom Uproar Over Figaro Documents
The session features Caillaux defending his conduct in the France Germany crisis of 1911 and denying treason accusations. He alleges The Figaro sought to publish diplomatic papers to damage him while clashing with Calmette over Franco German accords and funding. The judge adjourns as new evidence is demanded, voices erupt, and the trial dives into private letters and potential publications.
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Caillaux
Tha Tigara
Tha Figaro
Times
Parnell
France
Figaro
Uns
Miership
Morocco
Cailaux
Calmette
M Caillaux
Faris
Calmetti
Fiaro
Ctlmetti
M_ Caillaux
Touts Lutzarua
Figare
Galmette
Cuillans
Luzirus
Toved
Caullaua
Nated
Ftumauy Zoiwaal
Maurice Chenu
Calmute
Poanch
Matter Brother
Thia
Ue Po
Lorchay
Th Court
Ctepp
al Maks
Joseph Callas
Freire
Calis T
Southern States to Celebrate Products Day
Richmond leaders led by John Clifton Fider push a regional Products Day on November 18, aiming to unite southern states in public dinners to promote locally made products. Georgia has already observed a second state celebration on November 18 with similar aims and the movement spreads information to southern commercial bodies.
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The
George Chamber of
Georgia
John Clifton Fider
Richmond
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Waa
Virginia
Chamber of Commerce
New trial granted for alleged tram bandit John Nolan
The Georgia Court of Appeals ordered a new trial for John Nolan alias John Jones who was sentenced to twenty years for the Nash lie Chattanooga and St Louis tram robbery near Vinings outside Atlanta. The ruling cites newly discovered evidence contradicting key witness statements and rules the trial court erred in admitting cartridges linked to Nolan not proven his ownership.
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Court of Appeals
John Nolan
John Jones
Chattanooga
St Louis
Vinings
Atlanta
NL Patterson
Blue Ridge
W E Bennett
New York
Nolan
MA Rogers
Marietta
Bailey Warner
Tower Court
6th Regiment Heads to Augusta Camp for Encampment
The 6th Regiment departs with old officers and privates of the 4th Infantry for a ten day encampment at Augusta. Regimental HQ, band, hospital corps, and detachments travel by train with mounts, wagons, and ambulances. Major Wo Leahy commands the Augusta contingent, while Lt Col Hendry Williams leads the third division. The move includes two baggage cars and a schooner of transport. artillery units stay behind for coast encampment, with South Atlantic troops set to join later.
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Hendriy
Garoline Fiorid
Alabama
Georgia
Augusta
Wife confronts husband with rival at Lindale boarding house
In Lindale on July 21 Mrs Haney discovered her husband with another young woman at a boarding house. She swore warrants, but after explanations and promises of funds the case was dropped. The second woman left town and the couple reconciled.
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Mome
Isperia
Mra
Haney
Tutsbure
Lindale
Mra Daney
Young Boy Drowns in North Highlands Pool
Columbus July 21 A six year old boy Lee Detsen Gragon of 13 Thirtieth Street drowned in the primary industrial school pool at North Highlands this afternoon. He slipped away and entered the pool where bystanders attempted resuscitation but he died. His mother had warned him not to go near the water.
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Columbus
Lee Detsen
North Highlands
Sainis
Felder Addresses Troup County Voters in Grange
Hon T S Felder spoke to Troup County voters at the Grange on July 21 claiming opposition to United States judges and the convict lease system. He advocated rural credits, pledged to oppose appointing any Black federal officeholder, and criticized Wardwick and Governor Slaton. He linked himself to Hearst and noted campaigns in Manchester, Woodbury, and Greenville.
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Grange
Tuly
T . Felder
Eiby
United States Senate
Troup
Hoganaville and
Apalte
West Font
Felders Campanin
Troup County
Elder
United States
Wardwick
Slaton
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Manchester
Thomas Felder
Woodbury
Greenville
Dining Car Service Expanded on Atlanta Chattanooga Routes
The C. N. and St. Louis Railway inaugurated dining car service between Atlanta and Chattanooga effective July 18 on trams 92 and 93 with supper from Atlanta and breakfast from Chattanooga. Dining car service on trams 1 and 2 was discontinued the same day. C. E. Harman, General Passenger Agent.
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St. L. Ry
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Bi at Forsyth and Crowns at Croweuch Theater
Crowded crowds at the Forsyth feature Bille Odette LeFontenay and a strong operatic tone with Gus Edwards and JGmmett DeVoy. Saleno Gsaune Crowded houses continue at Crowch with Bushman in One Wonderful Night starring Beverly Bayne. Four daily shows at 2:00 4:59 7:20 and 9:00 p.m.
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Bushman
Ac Sno Forayco
Forsyth
Odette LeFontenay
Jgmmett DeVoy
Leaver
Guera
Saleno Gsaune
Draneiu XX Hushman
Enntest
Mr Bushman
Busan Iy
Usutithig
Lia Anion
Beverly Bayne
Chicago
Armed Intervention Debated by U S in Caribbean Crisis
Washington dispatches report officials debating possible U S armed intervention in Haiti or the Dominican Republic amid revolutions and European pressure. Marines and Veracruz troops discussed for potential move as Secretary Bryan and James McSullivan confer on policy and risks. no decisive action taken yet.
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Woshington
Tuts
Tolu Bs Administration
Guantanmonto
Dominicas
State Department
Arrthaemiuts
Vera Cruz
Menas
Wilson
Foreign Office
United State
Corral
jSuze
Toda
James McSullivan
Domincan
Bryan
Big Post
Fe Intuh Lei
Orson
Hutchens and Bell Speak at Gainesville
Hutchens and Bell addressed a Gainesville crowd at the courthouse. The speeches focused on campaign charges, with Hutchens denying accusations about voting lag and mileage bills while favoring higher pay for politicians on return trips. He criticized political tricks and expressed a preference for public service over other offices.
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Cunesilie
Thormes Mo Bell
Orshas
Hor
William A Charters
Jon Rute Hutchens
United States
Senat
Hell
John ‘T Water
Hulls
Ile
Congress
Gainesville
Geat
Atlant
Hisher Posit
Rither
Croria
Exernor Slaton
Grinesville
Hutchens
Hirdwick
Bartholdt proposes curbing war making power in Congress
Washington July 21 a joint resolution by Representative Bartholdt of Missouri proposes restricting Congress war making authority under the constitution The measure would add a clause limiting declarations of war to repelling invasions or circumstances requiring self defense and would otherwise prevent war declarations unless these conditions are met
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Washington
Congress
Representative Bartholdt
Missouri
Atwater Arrested in Shooting of Cook in Georgia
Macon Ga July 21 Specie Ben Atwater the man with Chet Cook when Cook was shot and wounded was arrested and jailed on a charge of murder with intent. The warrant was sworn by Cook's brothers. The case remains mysterious with conflicting accounts and alleged earlier trouble between Cook and Atwater.
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Macon Ga
Ben Atwater
Chet Cook
Wall Street
Wiley
County Dail
Seam
Cooks Brothers
Cook
Young Atwater
Atwater
Coot Atwater
Whereunon
Rome Insurance Case in Supreme Court
The fight to place control of State Mutual Life Insurance from a private receiver to the state Insurance commissioner opened before the state supreme court. Arguments and a decision are anticipated. the case raises whether the commissioner has exclusive receivership rights, a point never decided by the court.
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State Mutual Life Insurance Company
Ome
State Insurance Commissioner
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
WA Wright
Mutual Insurance
Spraul Louche’ of
Rome
WA Wright Insurance Commissioner
State Mutual Life Insurance
W Oa Wront Insurance Commissioner
LD Lockridge Et al
State Mutual Git. Insurance Company
Walton
State Mutual
Warren Grice
Slaty Mutual Life Insurance Company
Maddox & Doyal
Atkinson & Born “Tertain
Tittle Powe Hooper & Goliston IV
Copeland ,Warlop Smith Euhanka
Webane and
Potter & Hofmayer
Col Mallory and Staff Reach Camp in Augusta
Col Mallory and his staff arrived at a camp near Augusta in early July. The move involves transport of equipment by rail and motor trucks, with concerns over baggage handling and shelter capacity. The article notes officers from the Twenty Ninth United States Infantry and details deployment logistics for the war camp setup.
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Col. Mallory
Augusta
Jacksonville
Coast Line
Charleston & Wester & Irolina
States Infantry
John S Mallory
Wallory
Connetion Wikatim
Cary
Macon Board Opposes Wimberly Trust Bill
The Macon Chamber of Commerce in a special meeting adopted resolutions opposing the pass of Representative Winter Wimberly’s trust bill now before the legislature. The board branding it unwise and drastic. They invited Cary Hsman to appear and protest the act under Sherman anti trust law applicable to the state.
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Macon Ga
Macon
Winter Wimberly
Hett Tomeisur
Cary Hsman
Aftican
Chimorr Fae
Opponents of Tax Act Now Oppose Repeal
J L Herrington of S m andel County and W B Coleman of Laurens County switch stance on tax equalization. In a letter published July 20 1914 they say the act brings justice, lowers tax burdens on state supporters, and targets tax dodgers with invisible property, urging against repeal.
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J L Herrington
Smanuel
W B Coleman
Laurens County
Atlanta
Constitution
Thos
Pissas
Aerrington
Jindsel
Coleman
Probe urged in Mrs Nelms mystery case
Marshall Nelms urged a probe into a ?? time frame regarding Mrs Denms who traveled from Asheville Co stat to East Fort post office. The bank official described Mrs Denms as a Brunet woman about 5 feet 1 inch tall weighing around 120 pounds with black hair and a gold chain glasses. Police traced a legible postcard reportedly from Mrs J W Nelms to Beatrice, suggesting possible kidnapping, but no trace of Beatrice or Wessace was found and messages between Innes and Mel Denne were not located.
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Denms
Vaarrs
Maurvhall Helms
J W. Nelms
Monda
East Fort
Asheville Costata
Beatrice
Telegraph Extension Sought In Nelms Telegram Case
Mrs Nelms appeals to President Wilson seeking help in locating her daughter. The case involves telegrams between Innes and Mrs Dennis, with Southern Bell and Western Union coordinating to locate messages. Telegraph company officials report multiple workers locating the messages and anticipate billing dates for long distance charges.
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Nelms
Smyrna
Jenus
Rhonin
Western Union
Innes
Jinus
Denws
Georgia's first bale sold in New York auction
The first bale of American cotton from Georgia arrived in New York today and sold at auction for around 1 cent upward per pound. It weighed about 990 pounds and fetched a low price due to reported poor quality amid a weak market.
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Georgia
New York
Richmond Augusta Tick Report June 44 Herds in Luckmond
The Richmond Augusta area ticks report shows June activity with three dipping vats operating. Forty four tick infested herds include 43 cattle. three four cattle herds are free from ticks and progress is described as satisfactory. The piece also promotes GROVE 5 TASTELESS tonic as a general health product for all ages.
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Richmond
Augusta
Eiadin T
Luckmond County
Ula
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Ivy
Atlantas
Busieet 2
Orsyth
Fox
Lle
Emmett Devoy & Co
Gus Edwards
Hoya Hamilton
Barnes
Boler
Maxwell House
Ial
W. H. Leahy
T. S. Felder
C. E. Harman
Keith
Haiti
San Domingo
Hutchens and
Bell
Hall County Court
Macon Board
Wimberly Trust
J. L. Herrington
W. B. Coleman
General Assembly
Marshall Nelms
Pastal Velegion Rompany
Teesday
Mel Denne
Snow Telegraph
Once Upon A Time
Mississippi
Nuis
Drs Coads
Bast Deliverien
Rocky Ford
Il Eb AL
Whitehall
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