Night Second and Third Ward Club Seeks Public Improvements
The Second and Third Ward Club executive committee reports unity among taxpayers to secure fair city and county public improvements. Members pledge funds for the campaign, target bond spending equity, and demand equal ward representation while promising ballot actions against the bond issue and new charter if justice isn’t achieved.
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Second and Third Ward Club
Pacre
Frank Wilby
J. E Belcher
James R Holiday
South Side
A Broyles
Isaac Schoen
Hugh Dorsey
George Hillyer
James G. Woodward
Sid Holland
Dr. G. & Tlehenor
W. R. Shropshire
Robert KR. Otis
J. C Rushin
Acarcely
Whitehall
Pryor
Washington
Capitol Avenue
Editor of Jap paper appeals after raid on office
Honolulu June 14 A Japanese editor Negoro of Jiji calls on Tokio to protest a raid on his paper by territorial authorities without due process. Four editors from Jippi and Nippu face $1250 bail each as indictments note intimidation and riot threats. Strikes continue with police on standby as leaders plan possible legal action for damages.
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Honolulu
M Negoro
Jiji
Jase
Tokio
United States
Japan
William Henry
Negero
Sogo
Tasaka
K. Kawamura
Nippu
Grand
Oahu
Fiwa
Waiatua
Kahuku
JNL
Negoro
Shinpo
Nipu
Ewe
Wallus
Henry
Brazil's President Alfonso Penna Dies in Office
Rio de Janeiro June 14 Dr Alfonso Moreira Penna president of Brazil died today after influenza onset on June 2. He grew seriously ill, showed improvement June 6, relapsed, and yesterday doctors declared the case hopeless. Vice President Nite Pecanha assumed the executive powers tonight.
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Rio Janeiro
Alfonso Moreira Penna
Brasil
Republic
Nite Pecanha
Income tax foes battle over corporation levy plan
Washington reports that the Senate debate on the income tax feature intensifies as opponents push alternative corporate taxes. President Taft weighs a constitutional route via states, while Aldrich and Brown discuss submitting the income issue to the states. A Friday vote is eyed to settle the matter.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Congress
Oes
Brown
Nebraska
Messrs Brown
Jones and Bourne
White House
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Supreme Court
Act of Congress
Borah
Cummins and Bailey
Meyers
Cummins
Bor
le Follette
Bailey
Clay
Bailey-Cumming
Meadville Feud Sparks Violent Street Battle In Mississippi
In Meadville Mississippi on June 14 two men died and several were wounded in a bloody feud linked to a political campaign. State troops were brought in to prevent rioting as three suspects were arrested and a target of earlier killings was identified.
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Meadville
Miss
Brookhaven
A . Newman
Chancery Court
Franklin County
Silas
Newman
Prichards
Prichard
Appeal Filed in Turpentine Trust Case in New Orleans
In U S Circuit Court of Appeals New Orleans June 14 officials of the American Naval Stores Company convicted in Savannah Ga on conspiring to restrain trade appealed. Named are E B Nash Spencer Shotter George Boardman J F Meyers and Carl Moller. Earlier verdicts sentenced Shotter 3 months jail and 5000 fine Meyers 3 months 6000 fine Boardman 2000 fine Nash 3000 fine Molter 5000 fine.
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New Orleans
Turpentine Trust
American Naval Stores Company
Savannah
United States Circurt Court of Appeals
Nash
Spencer P Shotter
George M Boardman
JF. C Meyers
Carl Moller
National Transportation and Terminal Company
Jacksonville
Sheppard
Cane
Shappa ®i
J. F. Meyers
George M. Boardman
Carl Molter
Priase
Shotter
Meyers
Indictment Found Against Heinze's Man in New York
An indictment was found against Sanford Robinaga, former vice president of the Walton Copper Company, by the federal grand juries in New York. He is charged with aiding and abetting in spiriting away the company books during the Heinze investigation.
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New York
Sanforé Robinaga
Walton Copper Company
Heinse
Duel Ends in Narrow Street Clash Between Factions
A chaotic street confrontation erupts as Newman tries to exit a buggy and reach the sidewalk. He is attacked by Reynolds and Applewhite, with Dr. Newman's sons joining the fray nearby. Shots and volleys echo, but details on fatalities or final outcome remain unclear.
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Newman
Reynolds
Applewhite
Keene
Free gowns daily worn by Mrs Gould in separation suit
Katherine Clemmons Gould seeks divorce from Howard Gould son of Jay Gould. Judge Dowling rules abandonment may decide case, but only if Gould’s stipulations are deemed unreasonable. Partial victory for husband as cruelty and support claims may be dismissed. testimony by George Gould and Mrs Gould’s cross examination noted.
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New York
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Jay Gould
Supreme Court
Justice Dowling
Gould
George Gould
Clarente Shean
Slamigs
Nine Sections Of New Atlanta Charter Adopted In Meeting
The charter revision committee in Atlanta adopted nine sections of the proposed new charter with only three amendments. Four members opposed any change while two backed a commission plan but did not participate. Debate was tight as speeches were limited to five minutes and roll calls numbered twenty six. The waterworks section faced a change proposing impairing city authority to sell or transfer assets with impeachment and removal for officials voting for such actions.
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Atlanta
Neveral
Comm
Commission
Alding Chambers
A L. Curtis
EF C Kantz
W.M. Smith
Charles T Hopkins
Martin F Amorous
Hopkins
James W. Haglish
Kontz
Frank FP. Rice
Aldine Chambers
City of
Weather Prophecy Forecast for Georgia Southeast
Weather prophecy notes showers in the southeast portion with light winds on Wednesday. Record shows low and high temperatures, mean values, and rainfall statistics for 74 hours. Data includes rainfall inches since the month start and since January 1 with noted excess.
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Georgia
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