Battle Over Mrs Hubbard Guardianship Hangs On Lunacy Ruling
Writ of lunacy against Mrs Sylvania Wade Thomason Hubbard, a Buckhead resident with property worth about $100,000 on Peachtree Road, is challenged as baseless by relatives. The guardianship petition seeks to place her estate under cousin Wade’s control, while next of kin argue for delay to investigate motives and authority. The hearing was postponed to July 3 to allow further preparation.
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Wilkinson
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Aeshgate
George H . Ware
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Paulding County
No Hope for Steamer and Her Crew of 29
Norfolk reports no trace of the steamer F J Luckenbach since May 15. Cruisers Birmingham and Dixie and six torpedo boat destroyers have returned home after a fruitless coast search. Rumors of a Florida reef grounding were investigated and found baseless. Luckenbach left Tampa for Baltimore on May 15 carrying phosphate rock and a crew of twenty nine.
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Mexico
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Future of Kiss Waltz Shrouded in Mystery
Cleveland June reports mystery surrounds the proposed kiss waltz by Willard B. Chambers dance hall inspector. Omaha, Neb, notes the debate among new dances at the National Association of Dancing Masters convention. The outcome will define next winter's dance scene.
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Hecklers of John D released on bail in Tarryton NY
Eleven Industrial Workers of the World demonstrators held for disorderly conduct were released on bail of 200 dollars each after a week in jail. The group traveled from New York to heckle the Rockefellers over the Colorado strike situation. They are scheduled for trial beginning next Friday.
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Industrial Workers of the World
New York
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Ralph Smiths Car Plunges Into Ditch Near Marlboro
Washington reports Ralph Smith a Georgia newspaper correspondent had an accident near Marlboro. His car ran into a ditch throwing Mrs Smith from the vehicle and causing slight injuries to Marion, with Senator Weeks of Massachusetts arriving to provide first aid.
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Ralph Smith
Georgia
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Recorder Succeeds In Peacemaker Role
Judge Nash Broyles in police court mediates a domestic dispute between Clifford Nash and his wife Ethel Nash. The 15 year old bride and husband agree to live peacefully. case dismissed on promise of reconciliation. Mrs Ethel Nash placed in juvenile court custody until a home is secured.
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Clifford Nash
Fitzgerald Street
EH L Skipper
Walker Street
Young Nash
Ethel Nash
B B. Fosey
Greater Tech Day Declared In Atlanta By Mayor
The mayor proclaims Greater Tech Day in Atlanta with support from the chamber of commerce board. Executives and a hundred volunteers plan a full day of work to promote tech funding, while additional large subscriptions and committees join the effort. A parade of tech students is planned for the afternoon with leaders of Atlanta in attendance, underscoring broad civic backing.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Greater Tech
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Te ‘Veen
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Piedmont
Phineas V Stephans
Stephens
Ask The Constitution About Living Arrangements in Atlanta
The Constitution's Bureau of Boarding and Rooming House Information invites public consultation on housing options. Free service offered. telephone Main 5000 in Atlanta for inquiries about available rooms.
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Bureau of Boarding and Rooming House
Atlanta
One Master for the Railways at Last
The U S Supreme Court upheld the Interstate Commerce Commission power to strike down state rates that discriminate against interstate commerce. The Shreveport Texas case affirms federal primacy over intrastate rates, warning that many masters hinder national trade and declaring interstate commerce must have one master.
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Snow and hail blanket Paris on June night
Snow and hail fell in a section of Paris tonight with horses struggling through the drifted snow on a June day along the Champs Elysees. The temperature stood at forty degrees Fahrenheit as the night wore on and snow lay in patches throughout the area.
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Avenue Das Champs Elysees
Georgia headlight law upheld by supreme court ruling
The Georgia headlight law requiring night locomotive headlights is declared valid by the U S Supreme Court. The decision affirms the Georgia Court of Appeals and notes interstate commerce implications. Judge James K Hines praised the ruling as a compliment to Georgia lawmakers.
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Georgia Court of Appeals
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
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Georgia
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Sata Jude Hines
National Congress
Woman Bequeaths Husband $1 Then Ends Her Life
In Los Angeles a Mrs A G Purcell left $1 to husband Charles A Purcell of Chicago and died by inhaling anaesthetic in a hotel apartment. The rest of her estate went to daughter-in-law Hilda Purcell of River Forest. She left a note citing fear of the disease that killed her father, a Presbyterian clergyman named Gray prominent in Chicago.
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Charles A Purcell
Chicago
A G Purcell
Hilda Purcell
River Forest
Purcell
Gray
Joplin shoots doctor after unpaid bill dispute in Duquoin
In Duquoin on June 8 Jesse Joplin shot Dr Winton Dunn six times, after Dunn refused to treat Joplin’s ill child over unpaid bills. Dunn died later in St Louis Hospital. Joplin, angered by debt collection, fled but was arrested after the shooting. Dr Dean intervened.
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Jesse Joplin
Winton Dunn
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Pidneyville
Two Men Fined And Punished For Following Teens In Savannah
In Savannah on June 8 Judge Schwartz sentenced J M Watterson and J B Hopper to pay a $100 fine and serve thirty days on the Brown farm for interfering with and enticing two girls aged 13 and 14 returning from church. The men, 45 and 24, followed the girls with their younger brother, were arrested by Officer Beach, and spent the night in custody.
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Recorders
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J M Watterson
J B Hopper
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Hopper
Josephine
Beatrice Bostick
Union Station
Clare
Recorder
Time to Enter Constitution Contest for Car Prizes
The Constitution announces a big contest offering 150000 extra votes for every club of 24 dollars in new subscriptions turned in or mailed by June 13 midnight. From June 10 only subscriptions count for votes, except new nominees receive 5000 votes. vote columns are being revised to spark more candidate activity.
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Constitution Office
Suffragette Tensions Rise in London Demonstrations
London reports capture a wave of militant suffragette actions as hunger strikes spark government talk of indemnity for prison staff. Clergymen and public figures split over force feeding, while Olympia and royal encounters trigger heated protests. Mrs May Fausten faces a $50 bond or 14 days as she ends in Holloway jail, with Oscar Fausten backing his wife.
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New York
Weather forecast for Georgia shows fair days ahead
Generally fair weather expected in Georgia for Tuesday and Wednesday. Definitions of temperatures a bit unclear but indicate means and normals. Rainfall in the past 24 hours appears minimal with small deficiencies cited since month start and since January 1.
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Georgia
Mediation plan outlines provisional Mexican government
Niagara Falls Ontario June 8 United States and South American mediators disclose a full peace plan for Mexico. It envisions a neutral provisional president, a four man cabinet with constitutionalists having input, general amnesty, claims payments, and US recognition to enable loans. Carranza’s reply due within 48 hours.
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