Harrison Denies Dulaney Charges On Southern Railway Coal Traffic
Washington July 27 President Fairbanks Harrison of the Southern Railway testified before a Senate naval affairs subcommittee denying Dulaney of Bristol Tenn that outside influences dictated coal rates or hindered coal movement to Atlantic ports. He described plans for a Charleston coal terminal and defended management against claims of improper conduct, asserting the policy served the Southern and industrial South with new facilities and better shipper access.
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Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Ben L. Dulaney
Bristol, Tenn
Southern Railway Company
Atlantic
Norfolk
Fairfas, Harrison
Dulaney
Charleston
Southern Railway
Senate Committee
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Dullaney
Board of Directors
Southern
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sorthern
Spencer
South
Knoxville
Bristol
Virginia and Southwestern
Virginia and
Southwestern
Spenner
Carolinas
Iddieboro
Morristown
Tenn
Finley
Southern Halfways Company
Norfolk and Western
Tidewater
Gregara
Boutherm Railway Board of Directors
Magnolia Cemetery Company
Atlil
Holston Corporation
Cleveland, Cincinnati and Ohio
Malaria Investigator Von Ezderf Heads Southern Tour
Dr. R. Von Ezderf of the United States Public Health Service, stationed in Mobile, begins an extended tour of the southern states to conduct malaria investigations. His first stop is Little Rock Arkansas where a team of investigators operates, then South Carolina with Senior Surgeon Carter, followed by North Carolina Mississippi and northern and southern Alabama.
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Mobile, Ave
von Ezderf
United States Pubic Health Service
Mobile
von Ezder
Little Rock
Ark
South Carolina
Carter
North Carolina
Mississippi
Alabama
Ohio Negro Urged for Johnsons Place
Washington July 27 Special Senator Atlee Pomerane of Ohio urged the president to appoint Sally Jones a negro lawyer of Springfield as recorder of deeds of the District of Columbia to succeed Henry Lincoln Johnson the negro lawyer of Blaby who formerly held the position. The president will name a negro for this place is believed certain but may wait until after adjournment to avoid a fight over confirmation by southern democratic senators. Jones has the endorsement of Governor Cox of Ohio and the democratic state chairman for the place.
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Washington
Atlee Pomerane
Ohio
Sally Jones
Springfield
District of Columbia
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Blaby
Tr Ip
Congress
Senate
Jones
Cox
Loyal Order of Moose to Dedicate New Home in Baltimore
The supreme council of the Loyal Order of Moose met in Milwaukee and announced a September 7 dedication in Baltimore with Vice President Marshall at the ceremony. The twenty sixth annual international convention opened tonight.
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Baltimore
Milweskee
Wis
Supreme Council Loyal
Order of Moosa
Marshall
Order
Mid-Summer Excursion From Atlanta to South Georgia
The August 6 trip on the 4 8 A Railroad serves a dual purpose as a Seashore vacation and Crop Inspection ride through Georgia’s developing coast. It highlights 100 percent yields in South Georgia with bumper melons cotton corn and crop prospects. The coast plain offers easy tilling of loamy soil and large or small tracts, appealing to farmers and urban travelers alike.
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Atlanta
South Georgia
Georgia
Ee Farm
A. B
Rena - IN
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Sir Austell Blau
Y Atlante
Slaton Defends Tax Equalization in Georgia Speech
Governor Slaton spoke in Covington addressing Newton county citizens on tax equalization. He defended state finances, praised local schools, and urged fair taxation of hidden property while noting convicts on roads and reduced dog tax impacted revenue. He lauded women taxpayers and rural landholders, aiming to win Newton county votes for Senate.
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Slaton
Meador
Georgia
Miledgeville
State Dept
Newton County
Slaten
New York
Bovernor
Gladstone
Hockdale
Bartow
Yast
Senate
Rich Young Bachelor Faces Grave Charge
Rome Ga July 27 Special Serious charges are made in Floyd superior court by B F Kensler of Chattooga county against Foster Selman a wealthy young bachelor of Floyd county Kensler seeks 4000 damages and 600 attorney fees claiming that under a promise of marriage Selman betrayed his daughter Soira Kensler and she is about to become a mother Selman denies guilt but criminal action is taken in Chattooga county and he is bound over to the next term of Chattooga superior court on a 1000 bond The civil suit in Floyd superior court is filled with sensational allegations and concerns a two year courtship culminating in a 1914 proposal and alleged ruin of the young woman The case has created a sensation in the area with both families well known.
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Floyd Superior Court
B.F. Kensler
Chaticoxa County
Foster ‘Selman
Floyd County
Kensler
Selman
Soira Keasler
Amy
Biss Keaster
Wes
Whitman Seeks Multimaterial Nomination in Republican Primary
District Attorney Charles Whitman announces his petition for multimaterial nomination in the Republican primary. Kim issues the statement naming Harvey D. Hinman as involved. Whitman says Roosevelt backing could have occurred if he complied with Colonel Roosevelt’s demands.
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Charles Whitman
Atithe
Kim
Harvey D. ‘Hinman
Whitman
Theaders
Roosevelt
Lurton Death Prompts Trading Names for Supreme Bench
The death of Justice Horace Harmon Lurton opens the path for President Wilson to name his first Supreme Court appointment. Speculation centers on Taft, Attorney General McReynolds, Tennessee figures, and national lawyers as likely successors, with diverse factions urging various candidates including Senator Shields, Frederick W. Lepffmann, and John W. Davis.
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Wilson
Euprema
Justica Lurton
Clarksville
Tenn
Supreme Court
White
Lamar
Iela
Justice Lurton
al Shadea
Taft
Lurton
Supreme Bench
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Successsor
Tennessee
Jay Ce Lurton
Shielda
Iso
Frederick W. Lepffmann
St. Louis
Niagara Falls
John W. Davis
West Virginia
Mr. Davis
Speedway Site for New College Debate in Colleza Park
Residents of Colleza Park and nearby districts plan a meeting at Cox College Conservatory to press for locating a new Methodist university on the old Speedway grounds. A recent gathering in Hapeville raised about 83,800 with committees to seek more funds for a $100,000 pledge to the Methodist educational commission if the site is chosen. Prominent speakers include Judge R. F. Thompson, Professor Anderson, and mayors Huie and Lindsay.
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Speedway
R. F. Thompson
Anderson
B. 5. Huie
College Park
C. H., Lindsay
East Point
Huie
Constitution
Speedaway
Hape
Methodist Educational Commission
Anid
Hapeville
Two Suspects Held For Train Robbery
Gulfport Mississippi July 27 Two men were arrested and held as suspects in the holdup of the Louisville and Nashville New York Limited train near New Orleans Friday night. Officers say one man resembles a robbers description and the names given are F C Wallston of Savannah and Ollia Hilson of Mobile. Savannah Ga July 37 The name I C Wallston held at Gulfport in connection with the holdup does not appear in the city directory. Neither Savannah police know of any such man.
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Miss
Haldun
Lotteville
Nashville
New York
New Orleans
F.C. Wallston
Savannah
Ollia Hilson
Mobile
I. C. Wallston
Mise
Louisville and Nashville
New York Limited
Schmidt Wants New Trial in New York Case
In New York in July, Schmidt asks for a new trial claiming the girl was not murdered. Counsel argues the victim died after an operation and that the body was mutilated to prevent a scandal and protect the surgeon. Proceedings on the application will be heard in October.
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New York
Lang Soh
Anna Aumullar
Appiel
Schmidts
Ockober
Cooper speaks from top of table in Athens street
In Athens Georgia on July 27 John R Cooper spoke to about three hundred people from a table on Clayton Street advocating his senate candidacy. He criticized Governor Slaten and reporters, praised The News and The Georgian, and urged votes for the man closest to the common people. He predicted Harris would be Georgia's next governor and claimed Jos Brown was educated by elder Brown's university funding. A rumor that he would not speak kept many away.
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Clayton Street
John R. Cooper
Senate
Slaten
Mesars
Hardwick and Welder
Macon
Atlanta
Harris
Georgia
Jos Brown
Brown
Cobpar
Ireland in turmoil as home rule clashes escalate
Arthur Balfour and others blame police officials for yesterday’s violence between troops and civilians. Birrell defends the action, noting the mayor in command denied firing orders, whileRedmond Cecil and others call for ministers and officers to be hanged amid promises of a full inquiry.
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Arthur’ d. Balfour
Augustin Birrell
Ireland
Ansnstant
Birreil
King's Own
William Redmond
Robert Cecil
Birrell
Hoe
One Killed Four Hurt In Railroad Wreck Near Chattanca
One man died and four people were badly injured when train No 1 on the Queen and Crescent road derailed one mile south of Rookwood Tennessee. Baggagemaster John Long of Cincinnati was killed by scalding. Engineer Jeffreys and a fireman were injured. Two passengers suffered serious injuries. The injured were moved to Chattanca on a special train.
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Chattanca
Tenn
Queen and Crescant
Rookwood
John Long
Cincinnati
Jeffreys
Doctor Killed While En Route to Aid Patient
In Cartersville Georgia on July 27 Dr W L Landrum of Taylorsville was shot and killed while driving to answer a professional call. Weston Jones and Watt Tinsley fired buckshot from two shotguns as the automobile passed Jones home, killing Landrum and wounding his brother in law. Jones and Tinsley surrendered to Deputy Sheriff Caloway who transported them to Cartersville for detention. The motive appears linked to a feud with Dr Landrum, with bad blood noted for several weeks and a defense likely to cite previous threats.
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Neva
W. L. Landrum
Taylorsville
Weston H. Jones
Watt. Tinsley
Weston “Jones
Weston Jones
Dr. Landrum
Landrum
Train Strikes Auto Killing Four Near Lake Forest
A Chicago and Northwestern train collided with an automobile north of Lake Forest, killing one woman and three men. The deceased are Mrs. Benham, James W. Benham, Bown W. Anderless, and W. P. Barring. Injured were George N. Miller, Mrs. Catherineager, Miss Alica Barler, and an unidentified man. The accident happened at a grade crossing while en route to an amusement park.
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Chicago
Lake,Forest
James W. Benham
Bown W. Anderless
W. P. Barring
George N.miller
Catherine ®Ager
Alica Barler
Jailed for Murder Boy Huffs Paint to Die
Hawkkineville Ga July 27. Harry Bee, a young white boy charged with killing his uncle with an ax months ago, attempted suicide by drinking paint in the jail yard Monday morning. He was to be tried at the August term of court.
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Hawkkineville
Spechni
Harry Bee
Divorce Sought by Trixie Friganza Goettler in Chicago
Mrs Trixie Friganza Goettler files suit against Charles A Goettler alleging cruelty and non support She claims he refused to work and caused her to pay large sums to settle debts he contracted The case arises in Chicago with July 27 filing date and stage name noted for Friganza
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Chicago
Trixie] Goettler
Trixie Friganze
Charles A. Goettler
Walking Thro' Winlow Girl Is Badly Hurt
Columbus Georgia July 3 special. Margaret Crane ten year old daughter of Robert J Crane walked through a second story window mistaking it for a door and fell to the ground at 3 am. Both arms broken and a cut on the chin. Injuries not expected to be fatal.
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Columbus
Margaret Crane
Robert J. Crane
Tragic Family Shooting Ends in Suicide in Boston
Thomas E. Dalton a clerk at the East Boston district court shot and killed his five week old daughter Prisellla seriously wounded his wife and five year old son Joseph then killed himself Dalton had been at home two months amid a nervous breakdown The child remained in critical condition while Mrs Dalton was expected to recover Dalton shot the children as they slept
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Boston
Thomas E. Dalton
East
Prisellla
Joseph
Dalton
Notable Moultrie County Leader Dies After Long Service
W B Adams prominent county figure dies at 68 after decades as county commissioners chairman and legislator. He leaves wife ten children across several Georgia towns. Funeral held at his home with ministers from Baptist and Presbyterian churches officiating. Additional obituaries note Mrs T M Hicks buried, Thomas W Vinson dies at 77 in Phenix City, and Miss Minerva Green and others passings in Columbus and surrounding areas.
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Moultrie
W. B. Adams
Upson
Thad
J. W
I. Grady
Ethel
Lois
Annis
Telluride Wall of Water Destroys Buildings and Drowns Two Women
Telluride Colorado on July 27 reports a ten foot wall of water from a cloudburst swept through the Cornet canyon dam area, drowning two women and leaving sixty families homeless. About a hundred buildings were wrecked or damaged, with damage estimated at 169,900 dollars. Centred residents sought shelter in public structures as the town remained flooded yet the danger of further rise reduced.
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Telluride
Colo
Sfty
Cornent Canon
Toreagh
Tobacco Habit Easily Conquered in Three Days
A New Yorker with wire experience touts a book on banishing tobacco or snuff habits in three days. Benefits cited include calmer sleep, clear eyes, normal appetite, strong memory, and increased efficiency. The author Ed Woods of 544 Sixth Ave offers a free book by mail to applicants.
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Wire Experience
Ed Woods
Sixth Ave
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