Charge Reduced to Manslaughter in Dunton Case
Grand jury indicts G. B. Dunton yard conductor on involuntary manslaughter for fatal wreck. Murder charge dropped after hearings. first count felonious, second misdemeanor with penalties up to three years in penitentiary or fines. Bond set at 1500, trial possible later in week. brotherhood rep and attorneys involved. Barrett Barry indicted for assault with intent to murder Policeman Quinn. bond 3900. trial next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.B. Dunton
Southerm Railway Company
Dunton
Recorder's Court
Duran
Dante
Broyles
Brotherhood
W. C. Puckett
Brotherhood of Railroad
Grand Jury
Ed Brown
Puckett
Charlie D. HU
Dynton
Candier
Criminal Superior Court
Solcitor
Georgia
Bill
L. Barry
J. L. Barry
United States
Sotdiay
Policeman Quinn
Quinn
Barry
Solletter Hill
Illinois Warship Sets Record in Night Trial
Admiral Evans hails Illinois for a record speed trial in Washington and at sea. Navy officials note the battleship achieved an average sixteen knots under natural draft with possible extra speed undisplayed. Ten naval cadets assisted, and Sec retary Long received updates on the run before the vessel reached the Washington ship yard.
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Evens
Washington
Rubley D. Evans
Destin Illnois
Navy Department
Long
Wnois
Wfiters
Admiral Evans
Econ Coas Va
Hlinois
New Police Matron Mary Bohnefeld Appointed in Atlanta
Avanta gains a new police matron, Mrs Mary Bohnefeld, a 45 year old nurse and housekeeper with long residency in Attaria. Named by the board without opposition, she will oversee white women at the barracks, provide care and guidance, and handle cases of drunkenness, disorder, or young women seeking shelter, earning praise as an ideal matron.
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Avanta
Mary. Behnefeld
Behnefeld
Charles Behnefeld
Attaria
Bohnefelt
Atlanta
Rohnefeld
Mutran
Police
Dispensary Flask Found In Atlanta Police Lockup
A whiskey flask marked S. O. Dispensary from South Carolina was discovered in a drunken Charleston lecturer’s pocket in Atlanta’s police lockup. The bottle, rare for the city, was put on the sergeant’s desk as a potential exhibit for the detective museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poellee
Atlanta
S. O. Dispensary
South Carolina
Charleston
Spenshary Alfeker
Host Race Serious Charge In Forsyth County Transfer
Charley Simmons, a Black man previously jailed for brick throwing, faces a serious Forsyth County charge of attempted criminal assault on a white girl. The court remitted part of his Atlanta sentence and he will be sent to Forsyth County with Sheriff Barrett to answer the accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth County
Charley Simmons
Recorder Broyles
Siemons
Recorder
Bg Savor Mims
Simmons
Atlanta
Sherif Barrett
Barrett
Hig Risomer
More Old Vets Expected for Soldiers' Home Entry
Three Confederate veterans are expected in the city today or Sunday to enter the Soldiers' Home. Their applications have been approved and they qualify to join the others if all requirements are met. Named are Willem M. Williams of Pwentyeighth Georgia Augusta James R. Kennedy of Bartewcoun and Bratton McDoniel of Sixteenth Georgia. About forty two aged veterans already reside at the home and applications from about forty four others have been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Willem M. Williame
Pwentyeighth
Georgia
Augusta
James R. Kennedy
Phillips’s Legion of Eaywits
Bartewcoun
Russian Official Attacked in St Petersburg Incident
An obscure official from the ministry of the Interior in St. Petersburg was attacked today by an unidentified man. No injuries were reported and the incident sparked reports of a possible nihilist outrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Hala
Ministry of the Interior
Endeavor Societies Meet. Delegates To Cincinnati Planned
The Atlanta local union of Christian Endeavor Societies held its annual meeting at First Christian Church. Delegates from Central Congregational, First Christian, Georgia Avenue Presbyterian, Moore Memorial and Fourth Presbyterian attended. Georgia Avenue Presbyterian was named banner society earning a representative to the international convention in Cincinnati, Miss Sugg to serve. Officers elected include Rev C J Harris president and Miss Bessie Wilson recording secretary. A special train will transport Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama and Florida delegates for the July convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Durch
Atlanta
Union of Christian Endeavor Societies
Milton
Joe] Bean
J. Harrie
Central Congregational
First Christian
Georgia Avenue Presbyterian
Moore Memorial
Fourth Presbyterian
Gerd
Colo
Joy Bean
William H. George
B__Moore
Georgia
South Carolina
Alabama
Florida
Harris
Will Withdraw Ordinance As City Ties Turf Exchanges
Minhinnett plans to pull the turf exchange licensing ordinance amid ministers and police board opposition. He cites not provoking a moral debate and will inform Councilman Kontz that the measure will not be placed before the council next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Council
Kontz
Min- Ainnett
Wmita
Minchinnett
Police Board
Police Committee
Police Commafastonera Arveral
Minhimnett
Special Turf Exchange Committee
Sll
Pace Department
Board of Pelice Commissioners
Ordinanes
Satfe
Mexico's Pan American building opened with diplomats
The Pan American Exposition in Buffalo dedicated its new building on June 4 with remarks by Mexico's ambassador Don Manuel Aspiroz and U S officials including Secretary of State John Hay. They spoke of improving US Mexico relations and expanding commercial intercourse between the two nations and the western hemisphere.
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Aspiroz
Hay
Buffalo
Mexico
Don Manuel Aspiroz
United States
John Bay
Nelson A. Mres
United States Army
Jose M. Godoy
Mexican Legation
John Milburn
Pan-American Exposition Company
Buchanan
Fleming
Western Hemisphere
Flay
Milburn
Diehl
Editors Named Hot Springs for Next Convention
The National Editorial Association met in Buffalo and adopted a report to bar from the mails newspapers that offer premiums. Albert at Portiard Oregon was elected president over G. A. Wizard Booneville NE.Y. by 248 to 152. Officers include W. N. Burkett Tennessee, F. H. Gilean Michigan, A. E. Pierce Massachusetts, J. M. Page secretary, R. M. White Missouri, J. G. Ginbs Ontario, treasurer. Next meeting planned for Hot Springs Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dosier
Buffalo
National
Law Committee
John A. Sletcher
New York
W. L Jewett
Albert
Portiard
Oregon
G. A. Wizard
Hot Springs
Ark
Impey Stripped of Rank in Navy Court Martial
Captain Robert E. Impey, stationed at Mare Island navy yard, loses ten numbers in grade, is reduced in rate to furlough pay for two years, and receives a public reprimand after a court martial found him guilty of scandalous conduct for misrepresenting to a dentist that a Treasury sanction should be reduced. The action concerned a purely national matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Court Martié
Robert E. Impey
Mare Island Navy Yard
Treasury
Explosion kills fifteen. dozens injured in hard-hit area
A powerful blast rocked a care Pris area near Les Mounleiux, killing fifteen people and injuring about twenty others. Officials report most victims were women and the injured are listed in stable to serious condition as investigators search for a cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaris
Pris
Tang
Les Mounleiux
Hu-en Aves
Daughter Taken From Her Parents by Recorder Broyles
Recorder Broyles removed Fannie Woolf from her parents custody after a court session. Dr L I Woolf and his wife had charges dismissed as Chief Ball planned to place the girl in a charitable institution. The girl testified of cruelty and fled to the Ardmore hotel seeking refuge.
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Broyles
Fannie
Ball
Dr. Woolf
Ardmore
Out
Troper
Pereraida at the Grand Impresses Large Atlanta Audience
The Grand drew a large audience last night for Pereraida with Miss Barington as Esmeralda and Mr McHugh delivering a touching performance. The afternoon matinee is expected to attract one of the season’s largest crowds as the company showcases its versatile talent.
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Pereraida
Miss Barington
Esmeralda
McHugh
Rogers
Misa Butler
Mr. Edwards
Deve
Nora
Desmond
Miss Rice
Mir
Hollingshend
Mr. Stuart
Belzeco
DeMire
Thea
Misa Alma Whitsell
Ann Cenger
Lyceum
Atlanta
Gand
Beifg
Otts
Lamar
Gabriel
Delphine
Arntita
Harvey
Difford
Vitagraph
Anderson
Ms Eastern
Vauievilang
Brothers Damm
Georgie Mack
Les Freres Ayers
Noy Theater
Cuban constitutional convention reports Platt amendment added
Dispatch from General Wood to Secretary Root states that on June 1st the Cuban constitutional convention, acting under military governor orders, adopted an appendix to the constitution including the Platt amendment unchanged. The message, dated June 14 from Yauata, is signed by Dominga Sendez Campo as president of the convention.
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Cables
Washington
Root
Wood
Yawata
Cuba
Lonorable
Republic of
Pikmest
Dominga Sendez
Campo
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Golden B. Dunton
Chabe
Illinois
Mary Bohnefeld
Mary Bohnefedd
Police Barracks
First Christian Church
Cincinnati
PH. Snook & Austin Furniture Co
Minhinnett
Mpey
Fannia Woolf
Chief Ball
L. I. Woolf
Birl
DeWitt &Co
Chicago
Dewittt
Hotel Brunswick
89Th St
Madlyson
New York City
City
Fifth Avenue
Highlands
Central Park
Madison Avenue Care
Fifth Avenue Atages
Chase Howland
Prop
Eo J
Virginia Hot Springs
Homestead
Alloateny Mountains
Winant Path House
Averlea
Weil
Mvory
Fred Sterry
Cumberland
Cemberland Island
South Atlantic Coast
Ocean Beach
Brunswick
Fernandina
Fla
F. L. Buneley
High Point
Port Jervis
Leon ST. Jolin
Port Serviv
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Loesdat
Thoreday
Faresz
South Sun
Merv
Farruy
Ji. P. Farrow
Gumess Ile Ga
Hotel Gerard
44Th Street
Broadway
Amngte
Er Sutte
Tamblins
Avon Inn
Aven-by-the-Sea
N. J
New Jersey
Houston Street
Rest—Recreation
Old Point Comfort
Virginia
Hygeia Hotel
Hampton Roads
America
Gro
Long Branch
West End
Bluff
Brownw
W.E. Wildrith
Miller’s Hotel
West 26Th Street
Madison Baware
Heth “Avenue
New Rose Wiaheu
Bartram & Somo
North Pryor
Haddock Inn
Toccoa Falle
Hull
Tet LP
Simpson
Statler’s
Unthuo
N.Y
Bach
We Lake
TM Central Exp
Gierict Af
Earlington
27Th St. West
Batriet
Richfield Springs
N. Y
ST. James
Farlington Park
E. M. Earle & Son
Atlantic
Morehead City
N.C
Phc
Carolinas
Tas Aragon
Rudolf
Atlantic Clay
Yelta
Weite
I. Myers
Coleman House
Asuury Park
J. X
Frank & Conovor
Stuckton Hotel
Gapd May
Larenst
Nysivra
Orchestra
Bivards
Prem
Miles Tong
H. M. Cake
Anna Tratel
D.C
Talcyon
Millbrook
Rigula
Woodlern
Finley
Charles St, John
Millbrock
Warm Springs
Chas. L. Davis
Elmwood
Elmwood Avenue
Exposition
Beauty Biunosa Avenue
Lancaster Ave
Earl Pim
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