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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1912

Page

13

Tragedy at Moore Home as Eight Slain in Iowa Town

Eight members of Joseph Moore's family and two guests were found murdered in their beds in Villisca Iowa in a brutal ax attack. Victims include Joseph and wife, children Herman 11 Catherine 9 Boyd 7 Paul 6 and Edith Blanch Spilringer 20 and 18. Bloody fingerprints and a knocked lamp tied to a deliberate intruder. doors and windows locked. neighbor reports no cry. Authorities hunt for suspect with revenge motive as bloodhounds await pursuit.

Villisca Iowa Joseph Moore Herman Moore Catherine Moore Boyd Moore Paul Moore Edith Blanch Spillinger Spillinger Moore Moores

Western Union Buys 10000 Underwood Typewriters

Western Union purchases 10 thousand Underwood typewriters in a bulk deal. The order signals expanding office equipment inventory and potential upgrade of typing workflows across the company.

The Western Union

Jackson Swinging Georgia for Taft and the Nation

Henry Jackson of Atlanta, a United States revenue collector, has been unanimously elected Republican national committeeman from Georgia for four years. He leaves this afternoon for Chicago to participate in preliminary events and the convention, carrying a distinction unique among national Republicans.

Henry Jackson Atlanta United States

Taft Delegation Leads Georgia in 1908 Instructed Delegates

Georgia sent the largest Taft instructed Republican delegation to the Chicago convention, with 28 delegates from 146 counties and 12 districts. James Jackson led the campaign, aided by his ties to Judge Taft, and asserted Taft’s renomination would be secured with broad southern support.

Georgia Taft Union Jackson Raft Chicago Republican National Committee Roosevelt National Committee

Freight wreck injures three near Tanner's Church crossing

An extra freight engine left the track at Tanner's Church crossing, 13 miles from Atlanta, injuring conductor William Anchors, engineer IL Johnson, and fireman Wilt Barlow. Anchors, badly hurt, is listed in serious condition at Atlanta Hospital. Johnson and Barlow sustained lesser injuries. Anchors is a ten-year Southern veteran with deep railway ties across the South.

Southern Railway Tanner's Church Atlant William H Anches Il Johnson Wilt Barlow Atlanta Langley Avenue Johnson Eltonwood Filenwood Anders Tongley Avenue Georgia South

Reception to 500 Couples Married by Dr Holderby

Rey A R Holderby who has married more than 500 couples within twenty years will attend a reception at Moore Memorial church tonight for all couples he has officiated. The ladies of the church host, doors open at 8, festivities run until 3. Between two and three hundred couples are expected, along with the full Moore Memorial church membership.

Holderby Rey A R Holderby Moore Memorial Church Entiire Moore iMmorial Church

Childers on Trial Again in Georgia Murder Case

Americus Ga June 10 Special Morty Childers faces a third trial for murder in the death of his wife last August at their Smithville home. Hubert Kennedy was arrested but released. the grand jury did not consider charges. Two mistrials preceded this trial. about 200 tallamen were summoned for jury duty and a largely young farmer panel was chosen. Judge Littlejohn presides. testimony to begin after noon with jury selection completed today. Childers sits with five attorneys after nine months in jail. The trial is expected to take three days.

Littlejohn Childers

Diner Demands More Water to Strengthen Soup

A diner requests extra water to dilute the soup, insisting one glass is not enough. The exchange reveals the diner’s insistence on a stronger broth, while the waiter confirms the existing glass. The quarrel centers on how to adjust the serving to satisfy the diner’s request.

Walter

State May Hold Primary August 20 Likely Date

Tuesday August 20 is seen as the probable date for the state primary with the state convention on September 3. Chairman W C Wright of the state executive committee will call a meeting within days to set plans. The primary must occur within sixty days of October 2, with August 20 lying after legislative adjournment on August 14.

W C Wright State Executive Committee

Through sleeping car from Atlanta to Lake Toxaway

Southern Railway to run through sleeping car service between Atlanta and Lake Toxaway North Carolina starting Sunday June through the schedule shows leaving Atlanta at 8 45 p.m. arriving Hendersonville at midnight and Lake Toxaway at 8 10 a.m. return departs Lake Toxaway at 8 20 p.m. arriving Atlanta at 3 25 a.m.

Atlanta Lake Toxaway N. C Southern Railway N. G Hendersonville

Five Men Held On Arson Charge In Benton Fire

In Haynesville Alabama on June 10 Walter Jones J W Cowling and J H Felder white men and Steve Wagner and Ike Cunningham black men were bound over to the grand jury on second degree arson after a December 23 fire destroyed eight Benton stores. Wagner testified he set a Williamson store blaze with Felder present and Felder allegedly threatened him. Wagner said Jones and Felder paid him to torch the store. bonds were set at 2000 for the white defendants and 1500 for the two black men. Warrants were sworn by game warden Lorris Rice before Secretary of State Cyrus B Brown. No disturbance occurred.

Haynesville Ala Walter Jones W J Cowling J H Felder Steve Wagner Ike Cunningham Joe Wood Benton Ala Robert Willamson Felder Wagner Robert Williamson Lorris Rice Cyrus B Brown

Eight-year struggle ends in penitentiary

Washington June 10 The long eight year fight of Frederick A Hyde and J H Schneider to evade imprisonment for alleged land fraud conspiracy ended with the Supreme Court ruling no error in their District of Columbia conviction. Hyde fined 10000 and jailed two years. Schneider fined and jailed one year and two months. The decision allowed punishment for conspiracy to violate federal law in any state where an overt act occurred. Holmes dissented with Lurton Hughes and Lamar. Benson and Dimond were acquitted.

Washington Frederick A Hyde J H Schneider California Oregon Supreme Court District of Columbia Lis Time Hyde Schneider McKenna White Day van Devanter Pirncy Holmes Lurton Hughes Lamar Fuatics Lamar Hyde and District Court of District Columbia John A Benson Henry P. Dimond Hare General Land Office Benson and Dimond Senna Cunnae

Clark and Underwood on Job During Baltimore Convention

Washington report notes Speaker Champ Clark and Rep Oscar W Underwood remain in Washington as the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore nominates its candidate. Congress may stay in session daily to adjourn motions. If Clark or Underwood are nominated, a quick trip to Baltimore for notification is possible. Clark planned to travel to Bowling Green Missouri if session ends earlier.

Clark and Underwood Baltimore John Corrigan Washington Cramp Clark Oscar W Underwood Congress H tVe Clark Underwood Mr Clark Mr Underwood Bowling Green Pike County Missouri

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