Crematory Suit in Atlanta Entitles Destructor to $192,557
Federal master Frank E. Callaway finds Destructor Company entitled to $135,000 contract balance plus $48,881 for improvements and $15,750 interest, with $4,920 for water use, totaling about $181,651, plus costs likely exceeding $20,000. City faces potential total judgment around $215,000 if upheld. court costs and possible appeals could add tens of thousands more.
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Move to abolish police board gains council backing
Eleven members of general council pledged for a charter amendment to abolish the police board and place the police department under a public safety commission. Assistant City Attorney Els to draft the resolution. chief of police to be elected by the council under a reformed oversight structure.
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Edwin Johnson
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Police Chief Beavers to face trial tonight
Police board prepares to hear charges of inefficiency and insubordination against James L. Beavers. Beavers is defended by James TL Key and George Westmoreland with other lawyers retained for consultation as about 100 witnesses are expected to testify. The Men and Religion Forward Movement and Evangelical Ministers Association plan to react to the proceedings with public support and possible actions.
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Governor Whitman Denies Becker New Trial, Pledges Pardon if Guilty
Albany dispatch reports Governor Whitman said no doubt about Charles Becker's guilt would prevent a pardon if needed. Justice Ford denied Becker a new trial, ensuring Becker faces electrocution Friday for instigating the Rosenthal murder. The decision cited evidence as largely cumulative and insufficient for a new trial.
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Batavia
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No Male Convicts for Prison Farm If This Bill Wins
The General Judiciary Committee No 2 of the House acted favorably on a bill to bar placing male prisoners at the state farm, meaning male convicts will be assigned to work on roads while women go to the farm. Other measures supported include requiring jury recommendations on felonies reduced to misdemeanors and pension provisions for women and children of deceased or incarcerated husbands, while Kindergarten schools failed in committee. Additional actions covered payroll timely for teachers, trustee power over teacher appointments, and prohibiting railroad track removals on active routes.
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Britain to defend blockade of neutral ports in new note
London reports Britain's forthcoming note to the United States will expand on the right of belligerents to blockade neutral ports used for enemy supplies. The supplemental communication will address export controls and cite Civil War precedents like the springbok cage and the Alabama claims arbitration, while delaying other issues for later discussion.
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Costly assaults fail to yield victory for German forces
British and Russian war reports from July describe heavy German reinforcements and high German losses near Warsaw and in the northeast. Observers doubt a quick breakthrough, noting stubborn Russian defense on the Narew and near Chelm, with emphasis on Western front activity and broader German efforts to widen the war theater.
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Weather Prophecy Forecast From Washington
July 28 forecast from Washington notes Georgia generally fair conditions with low 18 and high 4. Mean temperature 0.5. Normal rainfall for past 245 hours shows a deficiency of 10.88 inches since the first of the month. overall deficiency since January 1 stands at 424 inches.
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