Kennedy Testimony Confirms Sutton Adams Altercation
Annapolis July 26 Naval Academy board of inquiry heard Charles Kennedy a private in the Marine Corps recount the prior encounter between Lieutenant Adams and Lieutenant Sutton that led to the shooting Kennedy stated Sutton did not seek fights and that Adams Utley and Osterman were involved The testimony supported Suttons mother and sister that Sutton fought only when attacked and that after the incident Kennedy heard shots from the parade grounds later Adams admitted Sutton shot himself and Kennedy described seeing Utley move a Colt revolver near the parade grounds and advised silence
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Annapolis
Board of Inquiry
Naval Academy
James N.sutton
Marine Corps
Charles W. Kennedy
Norfolk
A. McCormick
U.S. N
Holt
Kennedy
Sutton
Liutenant Adams
Adams
Leonard
Utley
Osterman
Kenendy
Naval Hospital
Birney
McCormick
Navy
Manhattan Club Rye Advertisement Catalog Note
Potts Thompson Liquor Co of Covington Kentucky promotes Manhattan Club Rye, touting smoothness and satisfaction with ordered quarts and invites readers to write for the catalog.
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Potts-Thompson Liquor Co
Covington, KY
Equitable Head Hosts 50th Anniversary Agents Event
New York July 26 Paul Morton president of Equitable Life Assurance Society entertains hundreds of agents and officials from around the world for the fiftieth year celebration. Visitors yacht West Point chartered boat tomorrow Lawyers Club banquet Waldorf Astoria later week. Morton says 700 representatives to attend.
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New York
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
West Point
Lawyers’ Club
Waldorf-Astoria
Tureps
Morton
Prohi Amendment in Great Doubt in Alabama Senate Action
Montgomery July 26 Special A P The outlook tonight is that all three proposed amendments to the state constitution will be defeated in the senate at the extra session which opens Tuesday The prohibition provision stands the likeliest to be endorsed if any Biennial sessions and new counties appear certain to be killed Lieutenant Governor Henry B Gray and many leaders oppose the last two J A Kyle to be secretary of the senate and Paul Sauvage to be assistant disclosed tonight
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Montgomery
Ala
Senate
Henry B. Gray
J. A. Kyle
Paul Sauvage
Louisville preacher declines Capitol Ave Baptist call
Rev. M. P. Hunt of Louisville Kentucky has declined a call from Capitol Ave Baptist Church in Atlanta. He preached for that congregation last Sunday and had been expected to accept. An Associated Press dispatch reported the decision to The Constitution.
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M. P
Hunt
Atlanta
M. P. Hunt
Louisville
Capitol Avenus Baptist Church
Associated Press
The
Constitution
Atlanta Gas Tank to Store 2,000,000 Cubic Feet
The Atlanta Gas Light Company, led by General Manager R. C. Congdon, is building a 125000 tank near the railroad terminal to hold a twenty four hours supply. When finished in April, the structure will rise 176 feet high with a 144 foot diameter, built by Barrett-Hayward Company of Baltimore, doubling current capacity to meet Atlanta's growth and guard against plant shutdowns.
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Atlanta Gan Lig Company
R. C. Congdon
Atlanta
Barrett-Haywardompany
Baltimore
New York City
Apri
Congdon
New York Honors Negro Soldiers Led by Wood on Broadway
Negro troopers of the Fighting Tenth march through Broadway from Kilpatrick to the Sixty ninth Regiment armory after two years in the Philippines. Major General Leonard Wood commands the department of the east as crowds cheer and city officials review them at City Hall Park. President McGowan of the board of aldermen cites progress against race prejudice.
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New York
Philippines
Leonard Wood
Department of the East
Cavalry
San Juan Hill
Broadway
Kilpatrick
Sixtyninth Regiment
City Hall Park
McClellan
McGowan
Armory
Vermont
United States
Alien Must Have 25 Dollars for Entry
Secretary Nagel of the Department of Commerce and Labor upheld Commissioner Williams and ruled an alien must possess $25 in post arrival to be admitted into the United States. The cautionary guidance, not a formal rule, has prompted steamship lines to adjust policies and face protests from carriers.
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New York
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Williams
Long Rector of Grace Episcopal Church Dies at 72
Nahant Massachusetts July 26 Red Reed Huntington D C rector of Grace Episcopal Church New York City died today after illness caused by heart trouble He was 72 born 1837 Lowell Massachusetts Harvard 1859 class poet studied ministry under Rev Dr Frederick Huntington uncle bishop of Central New York He authored many books and received honorary degrees from Harvard Yale Columbus and Princeton
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Frederick 0D. Huntington
Episcopal
New York
Huntington
Harvard
Yale
Columbus
Princeton
Special Fare Barred to School Children
Washington July 26 The Interstate Commerce Commission today reaffirmed an earlier ruling that children attending school must pay the same rail fare as other children of the same age. The ruling, sought by the Pierce School Philadelphia and others in Philadelphia and New York, allows publication of commutation rates for specified ages but requires rates be open to all children within the stated ages regardless of mission or business.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pierce School
Philadelphia
Ther
New York City
Roby Robinson Sells Peachtree Road Lot
Roby Robinson sold his Peachtree Road property near the A J Collier place to F J Cooledge for 18000 dollars. The lot fronts 157 feet and runs 1034 feet deep. Robinson had purchased the property from Mrs Macy P Fish for 15700 dollars recently. Warranty deeds for the transfers were filed yesterday.
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Roby Robinson
F. J. Cooledge
Peachtree Road
A. J. Collier
Mr. Robinson
Macy P. Fish
Architect Donn Barber Visits Atlanta for Capita City Club
New York architect Donn Barber, designer of the Capita City Club Building, visited Atlanta Sunday morning with preliminary sketches. He toured the site with the building committee and held a several hour conference. Barber returned to New York and expects completed plans to be finished for construction within the next few weeks.
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Donn. Harber
New York
New Capita City Club
Barber
Brand Charges as False In Meadows Trusts Case
Attorneys Walter T. Johnson and George B. Jones branded the charges as false in the Meadows & Brother bankruptcy case seeking injunction against W. K. Young. Judge Speer waits on Master Martin’s report before final court action. Wimberly and Codington accuse Young of being elected trustee by Referee Proudfit amid creditor opposition.
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Brown House
Magdy
Walter T. Johnson
George 8
Martin
Qin J. Wimberly
A. H.codington
W. EK. Young
Proudfit
Strike Riot at Callero Station in Lima Peru
Four people were injured today when police clashed with about 200 striking engineers firemen and conductors at Callero station in Lima Peru Public opinion favors the strikers while condemning the Peruvian corporation for wage system reforms A striker committee plans to appeal to President Leguia
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Lima
Peru
Callero
Leguia
Manhattan Club Rye Delivers Smooth Quarts
A brief item notes Manhattan club rye praised for its smoothness and delivery. The report highlights the product as a notable choice among users seeking refined whiskey with a clean finish.
Thaw Case Hearing Opens With Doctor’s Verdicts
In White Plains today the Thaw case moved forward as experts testified that Thaw lacks paranoid insanity and appears mentally sound apart from a fast heartbeat. District Attorney Jerome led the examination and Thaw’s calm demeanor drew comparisons to earlier trials while Evelyn Nesbit Thaw remained under subpoena for potential cross examination.
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White Pinias
Allen
Mats
Stanford White
Matteawan Asylum
Charles Morehauser
Thaw
Jerome
New York
Morse
Plains
Wr. Evans
Evans
Witte Plains
Henry Ernst Schmid
William J. Meyer
White Plains
Evelyn Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Khleb
Mr. Jerome
Dr. Schmid
Rural ball game ends in tragedy at Ramer
Two rural teams clashed near Montgomery Alabama when pitcher Wiligm Grantham was fatally struck in the temple while dodging a pitched ball. He died early today, after the accident during Saturdays contest in the county.
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Montgomery
Ala
Ramer
This
Wiligm Grantham
Calhoun Jurors Hear New Priat Bribery Charge
A fragmented report notes Calhoun's new trial on bribery charges opened today with five witnesses appearing. The text is garbled but indicates jurors in a bribery case and testimonies proceeding in court.
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Pitrick
Calhoun
Plumbers' Union Leaders Arrested in Georgia Strike
Columbus Georgia July 26 Special M A Garrett president of the Plumbers' Union and Carl Cooper and J B Forbes two other plumbers were arrested this afternoon on warrants sworn out by J W Tumdn president of the Master Plumbers' Union charging them with intimidating a workman. The men gave bonds and preliminary trial was fixed for tomorrow. The plumbers' strike ongoing for several days has been without incident.
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Columbus
M. A. Garrett
Plumbers’ Union
Carl Cooper
J. B. Forbes
J. W. Tumdn
Master Plumbers’ Union
Fight on Senate Secretary Kyle in Alabama echoed
Montgomery July 26 a plan formed to block reelection of senate secretary J A Kyle due to deficient records invalidating laws from the last session Senator N L Milter Birmingham chair of the finance committee and Lt Governor Henry B Gray both oppose Kyle, with an extra session beginning Tuesday driven by the record issues and judicial nullifications.
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Montgomery
Ala
J. A. Kyle
Senate
N. L. Milter
Birmingham
Shmimnittee
Kyle
Henry B. Gray
Court Official Held in Jamaica
Nashville report says W. Dulaney former circuit court clerk of Warcast County Tennessee is under arrest in Kingston Jamaica on embezzlement charges. He vanished from Johnson City about five weeks ago with an alleged shortage near $20 000 and private debts of a similar amount, info from Washington telegraph to Governor Patterson.
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Nashville, Tenn
W. Dulaney
Warcast County
Tennessee
Kingston
Jamaica
Patterson
State Department
Washington
Dulaney
Johnson City
Dickens Is Released From Jail After Contempt Charge
Mobile Alabama July 2. C C Dickens wealthy former manufacturer freed from jail today after December arrest for contempt of court. Chancellor demanded an account of his dead brother J C Dickens estate. Dickens filed a sworn statement showing indebtedness to the estate, claimed by J C Dickens widow at $82,000.
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Mobile
Als
C. C. Dickens
Dickens
Chancery Court
J C. Dickens
J. 0. Dickens
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