Murder trial sparks violent park attack in Memphis
Memphis July 28 Miteneil Cabaniss 18 and Clarence Shaw 10 confessed after police tore clothing from Hubert Fills who burned to death in Forrest Park. The youths mixed whisky and gasoline and threw it over the victim while he slept on a park bench. Ellks an ice company employee slept nearby and survived with a wife left behind.
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Tenn
Miteneil Cabaniss
Clarence Shaw
General Forrest
Hubert M. Fills
Ellks
Illia
Ellie
Kansas City II Wins Air Race Elimination Contest
Kansas City July 38 balloons not reported. Kansas City II pilot George Quissenber alde landed at Belleville Michigan after twenty three hours and about 640 miles to win the elimination race determining three representatives for the Aero Club of America in Germany next fall. Remaining balloons unreported include Mik lon Pupuketton Foat Uncle Samn and others. last year Hans Gericke landed at Holcome Wisconsin 117 miles from Kansas City.
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Mich
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Wis
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Pope Stands by Ne Temere Decree in Force Worldwide
Rome July 28 The pope denies reports that the ne temere decree has been repealed or will be revoked The decree governs Catholic marriage rules for centuries and remains fully in effect in the United States and England Germany and Hungary have suspended the mixed marriage provision The text notes a possible future change in that specific provision but affirms the rest remains valid guiding church procedure.
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Two Rugs Stolen From Mrs Scott's Home
Mrs Trammell Scott reports two Persian rugs stolen from her home on East Eleventh Street Saturday night. A pry tool breached the entrance and the basement door lock was cut, leaving the ax in the house. Estimated value is $1000. reward offered for recovery.
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Eleventh Street
Tasax
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Euclid Avenue
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Druid Hills
Eugene Ragland
Moreland Avenue
Ivy
Moreland
Call to Populists Convene at Stolanuis on August First
Joliel ute reports a call for the Populist National Convention to meet at Stolanuis on August 1 to name a presidential ticket. Janvis WH Perris chairs the national committee and issued today the formal summons.
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Stolanuis
Wis
Janvis WH. Perris
Sheppard Wins Bailey's Place
Dallas report on the Democratic primary shows Governor Colquitt leading by about 8,000 over Judge Ramse with full returns. Congressman Morris Sheppard gains to a 12,000 overall majority for the U S Senate. Late returns hint at nominating James Young and Oscar Alloway for Congress.
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Texas
Colquitt
Americans Flee As Rebels Disarm In Mexican Regions
Rebels confiscated 300 rifles and ammunition and drove Americans from Colonia Faureg and Publian. looting occurred in Nueva Casas Grandes and a Chinaman was killed resisting entry to a store. The movement aims to disarm all Americans with further raids planned on Madera. Apostle Ivins reported Morgen colonists near Juarez chose to depart after disarmament.
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Madera
Pearson Corporation
Apostle Ivins
Mexico
Blind Tigers Take to Flight in North Carolina
Wilmington July 28 The state superior court imposed fines totaling 11000 on five defendants who fled the state after giving bonds under nolo contendere pleas not to engage in the liquor business. Judge Frank Carter of Asheville ruled that in absentia he could fine and forfeit bonds as 60 cases were called. Detective W M Pinson who aided Shreveport cleanup was brought in by the Good Government league, prompting many defendants to flee as grand jury convened.
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Ala
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Criminal Division
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Lowndesboro
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Lowndes County
Armstrong Brown
Walter Jones
Rowan
Alabama
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Lowan
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Jones
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Benton
Sidna Allen
Hillaville
Sidna Allen Jones
Allen
Wilmington
N.C
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Asheville
W. M. Pinson
Shreveport
Mrs Thomas Dead. Funeral Planned in Augusta
Mrs Pinckney Thomas, a longtime Confederate group member, died at midnight at 200 Ivy Street in Atlanta. She was 71 and survived by several children in Georgia and California. The body rests at Greenberg & Bond chapel and will be moved to Augusta for Tuesday funeral services and interment at the DeVaughn residence.
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Atlanta
Augusta
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Corner Clanton
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Thomas E. Peckham
Los Angeles
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Joseph Thomas
Sparta
James H. Thomas
Turner C. Thomas
Columbia
Greenberg & Bond
Canal plan linked to Georgia growth and Atlantic route
Georgia interest grows in a five to seven foot deep public canal from Cairo to Brunswick extending via the Ohio Tennessee and Coosa rivers to connect the Mississippi with the Atlantic Ocean. The plan prompts discussions of state funds surveys and potential water and rail savings for industry and transportation.
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Atlantic Ocean
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Paducah
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Guntersville
Ala
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Rome
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Indiana
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Warren
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Massee case sparks conflicting statements from Hooper
In Georgia and South Carolina the Massee affair drew remarks from Governor Hooper and local officials. W J Massee, Macon capital investor, faced bail and a continued hearing in Spartanburg while Massee insisted no revocation occurred and called reports a mistake. Masses was under $10,000 bond posted by a local bank. The case involved extradition actions and court dates set for August.
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Everybody's Magazine August issue promises varied delights
The August Everybody's Magazine features Marguerite Audoux's new sketches The Wrecker by Leavitt Ashley Knight Julian Street Oh You Babylon The Big Ditch and Enough To Live On, all illustrated in full color with a promise of entertainment for every reader and a reminder to enjoy the best all around magazine in the world.
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Leavitt Ashley Knight
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Babylon
Mexican ambassador Calero denies Chamizal sale rumor
Ambassador Manuel Calero of Mexico City denied in a telegram to El Imparcial that he reached any agreement with the U.S. secretary of state on Chamizal territory near El Paso. He called reports of a sale for 1,000,000 absolutely false and asked the Mexican press to aid in a vigorous denial.
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Mexico City
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Washington
el Imparcial
United States
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el Paso
Ridgway ad banner for magazine subscriptions
An advertisement inviting readers to obtain Ad venture samples and free three months. It notes the price of 15 cents per copy and 1.50 yearly. It asks readers to inform publishers about dealers not carrying Everybody's Magazine or Ad venture, offering a three month subscription in return. It lists Publishers News Company contact in New York City for the offer.
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Rioting Blacks Nearlyn Lynched After Saturday Clash
Violent unrest erupted after a station clash between whites and blacks. Sheriff Owens and a posse were ambushed while moving prisoners to Calhoun. Deputy Gains was wounded. many black detainees were beaten. A lynching was averted as officers protected the prisoners. Residents prepared for further danger.
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Killad
Owens
Calhoun
Ernest Johnson
Dec Miller
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Rome
Dunehoo
Gains
Buillets
Riot in Cart ersville Narrowly Averted
Cartersville Georgia July 28 Special A race riot was narrowly averted between white residents and a crowd of about 1000 negroes during a barbecue their drunken behavior including a shouted death threat at J A Angel whose manly restraint prevented violence after a confrontation a negro was jailed police intervened and cooler heads prevailed to prevent bloodshed
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Plainville
J. A. Angel
Angel
Charlie Harp Returns to Atlanta as AP Day Editor
Charlie Harp, a renowned Atlanta newspapers man and state militia figure, returned from New Orleans yesterday and will become the Associated Press day editor in Atlanta. He will assume his new duties shortly.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Mr. Harp
Associated ‘Press
Fire Led to Fatal Rifle Incident Among Boys
In Lawrence on July 28, 11 year old Louis Dion wrote a note begging for permission to be shot. Henry Talbot, 12, fired the shot that killed him, after a dare about a 22 rifle. Talbot and witness Henry White, 11, were arrested on manslaughter charges as police hold the note to be the boy’s admission.
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Louis Non
Henry Talbot
Talbot
Dion
Henry White
Dien
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