Mrs Gould Tells of Immense Sums Spent on the Place
New York June 10 Katherine Clemons Gould testified in her separation suit against Howard Gould. She described large expenditures, a vast staff at Castle Gould, and the Niagara yacht with crew and lavish decor. She stated monthly outlays and two bank accounts, while denying misconduct accusations and seeking a $126000 yearly allowance.
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New York
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Jurilee Dowling
Gould
Castile
Clarence Shearn
Mrs. Gould
Mrs. Howard Gould
Katherine Gould
Delancey Nicoll
Counse
Castle Gould
Niagara
Farnum
Dustin Farnum
Virginia
Odd Custody Split In Gould Divorce: Helen Gould Shares Teens
Justice Gerard signs an interlocutory decree granting Mrs Helen Margaret Kelly Gould sole divorce from Frank J Gould. Custody of daughters Helen Margaret and Dorothy divided between parents with rotating periods from December to April and May to November. Christmas visits split per rotating schedule.
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Justice Gerard
New York City
Helen Margaret Kelly Gould
Frank J. Gould
Helen Margaret
Dorothy
Gould
Mr. Gould
Teno
Mass
Clay and Kean Fight Sparks Senate Confrontation
Washington June 10 Senators Clay and Kean clashed in a tense chamber with harsh language as Aldrich moved to adjourn and Clay pressed for night sessions. Kean sobbed and aides intervened as the two men argued parliamentary procedure amid fears of possible violence.
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Kean
Senate
Washington
Clay
Mr. Kean
Aldrich
Mr. Clay
Mr. Kesn
Mr. Cly
Rome
J. Kean
New Hearing Sought by Sheriff Cazalas in Moblie Case
Montgomery Alabama June new hearing requested by attorneys for Frank Cazsias impeached sheriff of Mobile countyto Supreme Court arguing new testimony supports deposed officer and that two judges dissented in the original verdict. Coroner serves as sheriff awaiting ruling. vacancy cannot be filled.
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Montgomery
Ala
Frank Cazsias
Shorif
Moblie County
Supreme Court
Thera Ie
Ian
Mayfield
Short Session of House in Washington June 10
The House of Representatives adjourned after eleven minutes of session in Washington on June 10. Members were present but no substantial business was conducted and no opposition appeared to transact any matters. The brief session reflects a quiet day in the capital.
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House
Washington
House of Representatives
Uni! Momdiay
Rucker's Place in Georgia Federal Patronage
R. S. Berkien from southwest Georgia likely to succeed the late collector of Internal Revenue in Georgia. Berrien accompanied to the White House by Representative Edwards, who introduced him to Taft. Taft intends to appoint a white man to the Savannah duties. W. R. Leaken of Savannah backs the successor plan. Taft aims to break up the southern referee system and will hear all candidates before selecting the best fit.
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Washington
R. SN. Berkien
Georgia
A_ Rucker
Berrien
White House
Edwarda
Taft
Rucker
Deveaux
Savannah
W. R. Leaken
Taft Hag
South
Prosecution Closes in the Calhoun Case
The prosecution in the Patrick Calhoun trial, president of the United Railroads, rests its case after three months of jury selection. The state may introduce testimony for half an hour tomorrow if deemed essential, while the defense will decide on extending the trial.
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San Francisco
Patrick Calhoun
United Railroads
Heney
Calhoun
Chautauqua to be Held in Sanderaville This Month
A local Chautauqua will run from June 20 to June 26 in Sanderaville Georgia. Edward Sullivan and Professor J M Stewart organize the program with two daytime and evening concerts each day. The opening session features Dr E M Poteat president of a university.
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Sanderaville
Edward Sullivan
J. M. Stewai
Eros M. Poteat
Ofarmen
H University
Tom Swift Wife Refuses to Return in Augusta Ga
Augusta Ga June 10 Special Tom Swift of Atlanta returned home after a failed attempt to bring his wife Jacques Bradley Swift back. She will continue performing on stage and discussed independence from her husband and his mother. The wife cited family disapproval and her desire for independence and vaudeville future plans.
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Tom Swift
Augusta
Atlanta
Radsy
Jacques Bradley Swift
Vitla Musical Comedy Company
Swift
Lake View
Swifts
Tom
Washtinga
Elsiah Janis
Misa Janta
Wilts Company
Miss. Janis
Comer Offers Reward For Conviction In Prohibition Case
Montgomery Alabama June Lov ernor B B Comer offers a 250 reward for the conviction of attackers who escaped with a suitcase containing marked whisky bottles and other testimony to be used against alleged violators of the prohibition law. The crime is described as highway robbery.
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Montgomery, Ail
June Lovernor B. B. Comer
Law and Order League
Triplets Celebrate 65th Birthday in Wisconsin
Fond Du Lac June 10 The famous Windecker triplets claim to be the oldest living triplets in the world and marked their sixty fifth birthday at the family homestead in Byron town. Sydney Windecker of Fond Du Lac Sylvester Windecker of Bryan and Mrs Senate Pier of Wausau, born in Lowville New York on June 9 1844.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Windecker
Byron
Sydney Windecker
Sylvester Windecker
Bryan
Senate Pier
Wausau
Lowville
Southern Publishers Association to Meet in Birmingham
Arrangements are completed for the Southern Publishers Association session to be held in Birmingham next Tuesday and Wednesday. Plans include an automobile tour and an al fresco smoker banquet Wednesday night where scores of prominent citizens will meet the visitors.
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Birmingham
Als
Southern Publishers’ Association
Taft Loses Golf Match in Washington Ambush
President Taft and General Edwards lost to John Hays Hammond and Senator Bourne in a late afternoon golf match in Washington. The two challengers again triumphed, giving Taft another setback after yesterday's drubbing.
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Washington
Sung
William H. Taft
Clarence Edwards
John Hays Hammond
Senator Bourne
Mr. Taft
Wright brothers honored with Aero Club and Dayton medals
Washington June 10 The Wright brothers Wilbur and Orville received the Aero Club of America gold medals in a ceremony with President Taft expressing admiration and predicting the dawn of the age of flight Miss Catherine Wright accompanied the brothers and Taft praised the family. The day ended with plans to resume flights at Fort Myer on June 21.
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Washington
Wilbur
Orville Wright
United States
Wright Brothers
Aero Club of America
Taft
Catherine Wright
Wright
Wrights
Payton
Fort Myer
Cood Road Run to Dalton Today
The Constitution party heads north from Atlanta by two white steamers for a Dalton rally with county officials and visitors. Colonel J T Van Orsdale and President John L Lee attend. Mayor Maddox joins by train Saturday. stops planned at Marietta Acworth Cartersville Adairsville Calhoun Resaca.
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Georgia
Constitution
Constitution Party
Constitution Building
Western & Atlantic
Dalton
Chattanooga
J. T. van Orsdale
Seventeenth United States Infantry
Miles
Department of the Gulf
John L. Lee
Farmers’ Union
North Georgia
Atlanta
van Orsdale
Lee
Roby Robinson
The
EB. W Gans
Atlanta Auto Trades Association
Robert F. Maddox
Auto Party
Maddox
van Orndale
Caton
Cobb
Marietta
Acworth
Bartow
Cartersvile
Adairaville
Gordon
Calhoun
Resaca
Carteraville
Committee of Citizens
Whitfield Metropolis
Dalton Dalton
Pune
Good Roads
Dalton to Host June 12 Good Roads Program
In Dalton on Saturday June 12 the official program starts at 11 o'clock with Invocation by Rev F E Sims Welcome by Senator W C Martin Response by Judge W R Rankin and talks on the national highway by prominent figures including John L Gee and multiple mayors and editors from Georgia towns. The program covers the value of good roads to farmers communities autos and newspaper roles in road construction with a dinner and automobile parade to follow.
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Dalton
B. L. Heartsill Music
F. E. Sims
W. C. Martin
W. R. Rankin
John L. Gee
Georgian Farmers’ Union
Joseph Bogle
W. BR. Crabtree
Chattanooga
R. F. Maddox
Atlanta
E. PF. Dobbs
Marietta
Moon
Cartersville
E. W. Ray
Acworth
C. N. King
Spring Place
Frank T. Reynolds
W. B. Royster
Dallon
J P. Bowé
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
George Fort Milton
Chattanooga News
Knoxville Sentinel
Sam E. Barry
Aten
Pote Hee Tome
Gray Veterans in Last Big Parade in Memphis
A 14,000 strong crowd of United Confederate Veterans marched through Memphis in what may be their final parade. Heat drained the line as veterans aged in gray homespun, some with wooden legs, endured hours of sun. Bands from the South played tunes to spur fading strength while flags and battle pennants fluttered along the route in a solemn, proud display.
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Memphis
Tenn
United Confederate Veterans
South
Dixie
M. Maryland
Davis
Weather Prophecy Forecast For Georgia Showers This Weekend
Georgia forecast calls for local showers Friday and Saturday with variable winds. Temperature lows around 56 to 69 highs, with mean near 42.6. Rainfall in 24 hours estimated at 0.06 inches, with 0.06 inches excess since the month start and 6.19 inches since January 1.
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Georgia
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