Missouri Supreme Court Frees Nelson From Contempt
Missouri supreme court unanimously discharged William R. Nelson editor of the Kansas City Star from contempt of the Jackson county circuit court. The decision found the article contemptuous yet released Nelson due to the judge’s late opinion prep and ruled the publication not literally or substantially true, while noting the proceedings were improper and the article contained scandalous charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court Today
Wiliam RK. Nelson
Kansas City Star
Jackson County
Supreme Court
The
Star
Nelson
Cuthrie
Woodson
Nelnon
Guthele
Junge Woodson
C. Crow
William R. Nelson
Kansas Uitwers
Joseh Guthrie
Guthrie
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Missouri Supreme Court
OG. Crow
Seaboard Ten-Day Ticket Sale at Wrightsville Beach
An1900s style notice announces Ten Day 810 Tickets for Wrightsville Beach on sale every Thursday. Season tickets are available daily with advance Blake reservations through sleepers. Seaboard appears as the service line and promotion issuer.
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Wrightsville Beach
Blake
Seaboard
Cornerstone to Be Laid for Decatur Public School Building
Decatur prepares for the cornerstone laying of a new 25000 dollar public school building with a Masonry ceremony at 4 p.m. The parade forms at 3:30 p.m. from courthouse square headed by Pythagoras Lodge. Local officials and civic groups are slated to participate in a day of events marking June homecoming.
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Decatur
George ML Napier
Granaster
Geergia Masons
J. Howell Green
Board of Education
John A. Montgomery
Haw Hooper Alexander
Secasion
Courthouse Square
Codnell
Board of Education of
Decatur Board of Trade
Boy Scouts
East Court Square
North Court Square
West CourtGaquare
DeKalb County
A.M. Soule
The
Beate University
M. Candler
Jefferson Davis
R. F. Smith
Wirth District
Sehalp Count
Grand Jury Seeks Truth In Felder Case
Grand jury summoned Monday to probe charges in the Felder case as detectives and witnesses face questions. Key figures A J Colgar G February and stenographer George Gentry reportedly summoned, while Mrs Formby remains at large. Beek foreman Dorsey Felder Beavers comment on routine committee appointments and potential further actions.
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Covent
A. J. Colgar
G . Febuary
George Gentry
Cage
Woodward
Felder
Formby
Cly
Grand Jury
Seach
Sanford
Jonea
Muntchegon
Dorsey
Tueaday
Beck
Beek
Darsey
Beavers
Georgians at National Capital in Washington Visit
Washington June 2 Special Representative Lee returned from Asheville with other national forest reserve commission members after inspecting a large tract owned by George W Vanderbilt for potential government purchase. Charles S Barrett Farmers' Union president toured Washington en route home from coast after a 11 600 mile trip and plans to leave for Atlanta tomorrow.
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Washington
Lee
Agheville
National Forest Reserve Commission
George W. Vanderbilt
Charles S Barrett
Farmers’ Union
California
Atlanta
Leonard Grossman Wins Prize Debate in Atlanta
Leonard J. Grossman won the Hamilton Douglas medal as the top debater in a close prize debate on capital punishment judged by J. A. Lumpkin, Thomas Connally, and Edwin J. Turner. Other speakers included Frank L. Cone, J. R. McClelland, W. A. Hassell, Franklin Chalmers, Samuel M. Castleton, Tierce Burne, Brooks B. Patterson, and John M. Owens who presided. Grossman, a Atlanta Law School senior and former Chicago Kent College student, has earned multiple honors in oratory and will be admitted to the bar this month in Atlanta.
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Hamilton Douglas
Leonard J. Grossman
Lumpkin
J. A. Lumpkin
Thomas Connally
Edwin J.turner
FR. B. Lee Cone
Grossman
Atlanta Law School
University of Chicaro
Chicago Kent College of Taw
University of Illnois
Helvic College
University of Chicago
Constitution
Atlanta
British Poet Laureate Alfred Austin Dies at 77
London June 3 Alfred Austin British poet laureate dies at his home Ashford Kent aged 77 He was a barrister critic novelist war correspondent and political writer His works include Savanarots Prince Lucifer and Enelah Lyris He met Theodore Roosevelt and Mark Twain in 1907 and published his autobiography in 1890s
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London
Alfred Austin
Eunos
London University
mMewspaper
Rome
England
Theodore Roosevelt
Mark Swain
Whitelaw
Savenarots
Prince Lucifer
Enelah Lyris
Bwinford Old Manor
Ashford
Kent
Atlanta Preachers Seek Prison Reform
Evangelical ministers in Atlanta adopted resolutions urging Christian pastors statewide to visit prisons and convict camps and urging lawmakers to overhaul Georgia's prison system. They argue containment and degradation harm inmates instead of reform. The call cites limits on prison visitation and urges humane, redemptive treatment aligned with Christ’s teaching.
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Evangelical Ministers
Fulton County
Christ
Excursion Rate to the East via Seaboard
Seaboard offers a 320.85 round trip from Baltimore to Atlanta with proportionate rates from other points. Sale dates June 5 to 7. New ateel dining cars and sleeping and observation cars. For full details and reservations visit City Ticket Office 88 Peachtree or call Main 5000 or Atlanta 109.
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Seaboard
Baltimore
Atlanta
Ateel
Nutting ordinance grants chiefs power to nominate
Council yesterday adopted Nutting ordinance giving department chiefs authority to nominate and promote subordinates with a compulsory duty to do so. The police board can reject nominations until acceptable, a move Alderman Nutting says prevents political influence on boards though he denies it targeted the police board issue.
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Police Board
Boarden
Alderman Nutting
Smalls Loses Collector Post as Beaufort Nominee Approved
Washington says the Senate confirmed Franklin P. Colcock as collector of customs at Beaufort to succeed Robert Smalls a Negro who held the office for more than fifteen years. Republicans argued the move a slap since Taft plan would replace Smalls July 1. Democrats favored Colcock claiming Taft order would let the collector name a deputy to stay on at Beaufort after the change. Cato Sells was confirmed as commissioner of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Charles J Woods was held up for Fourth Circuit judgeship.
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Washington
Senate
Franklin P. Coleock
Beaufort, & GC
Robert Smalls
Colcock
Taft
Smalls
Coleock
Beaufort
Charles 4. Woods
South Carolina
Fourth Circuit
Goff
Cato Sells
Texas
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Dixon Heads Church at First Church of Christ Scientist
Frederick Dixon of London was named president at the annual meeting of the First Church of Christ Scientist. John V. Dittemora of Brooklyn became clerk and Adam H. Dickey of Brooklyn treasurer. Members from many lands attended as the clerk reported 162 new churches organized during the year, including five in Holland and others in Germany Switzerland Australia New Zealand and Puerto Rico.
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Dixon Heads
Hostor
Mass
Frederick Dixon
London
Church of Christ
John V. Dittemora
Brooklyn
Clark
Adam H. Dickey
Mempers
Hneland
Germany
Nestzerland
Australia
New Zealand
Porto Rico
North Carolina Honors Civil War Students Memorialized
Governor Locke Craig presented a monument to two AHoga students who enrolled at the University of North Carolina during the war. He recalled Sherman’s march and prayer meetings for families whose sons never returned. He noted the university’s wartime destruction and that all 84 members of the 1860 class died in battle. The bronze status was unveiled as a pledge to undertake future tasks with courage.
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Ahoga
University of North
Carolina
Locke Crais
Craig
Sherman
Those Popular Excursions to Warm Springs Start Sunday
Those Popular Excursions to Warm Springs via A and By A commence Sunday May 25 with a round trip fare of $1. Train departs Union Station at 8 a.m.
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Warm Springs
Union Station
Bagwell Business College Offers Free Shorthand Course
Bagwell Business College announces a free one week shorthand course with prizes. A $100 life scholarship, a $50 life scholarship, and a $50 life scholarship for the best stenography student will be awarded. College placement is offered to all finishers and enrollment is open with no obligation.
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Bagwell Business College
Chartier Shorty
Claselhey
George
Char- Hee
Chartler
Bagwell
Colligd
Luckie Street Bell
Ivy
Atlanta
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Minton China
Maier &Berkele, Inc
Whitehall Street
Wewemeyers Orchestra
Citigens
Wilmer D. Moore
O. J. Haden
Walter G. Cooper
Worrest Adair
Joan A. Montgomery
Alonzo M. Field
R. J. Gillam
R. W. Parker
Madison, Ga
Board of Trade
Ww. Ramspeak
Tevatur 148
Bell Phone
J. D. Greer
FR. G. Brown
T. 8. Hodges
J. W. Kunsap
J.C Stephenson
T. C. Mason
W. J. Dabney
Lawrence Everhart
L. 3. Steele
Treadwell
Morris Morris
Arentreets
Decatur’s New Public School
Grand Tury
Thos
Leonard Grossman
Douglas
Cable Piano
North Broad Street
Conséil
Negro Smalls
Es “Hess” She
Vogue
Eiseman Bros., Inc. Incorporated
Eiseman Bros
Whitehall
EAD
North Carolina
Irene Kane
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
West Point
Rountree Trunk & Bag Co
W. Z. Turner
Mgr
Jouisville
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