Local Self Government Told To Curb Crime In Georgia
Judge E H Callaway, Augusta, warned Alumni Society at the University of Georgia that democracy in government endangers law and order. He argued Georgia has more murders annually than England, urging stronger local government and better courts to protect life and property.
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No Trace Found of Missing Man in Italy Case
Italian police press for leads in the disappearance of Porter Charlton after the trunk found with his wife in Lake Como. There are no new clues despite searches and reports of agitation and possible sightings. Charlton and his wife were linked to the Riviera and Amertes steamers inquiries.
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Amertes
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Police board tightens near beer saloon rules
The board of police commissioners met quietly and heard Chief Jennings request $1,000 to improve station house sanitation. A ban on serving mixed races at game counters was proposed, tracking dogs for the sergeant were funded, and a citizens petition from Grant Park area was referred to the chief with action power.
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Sanford
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Rome to Consider Another Bond Issue for August Election
Rome Georgia plans a bond issue for public improvements with a probable August election. The city council adopted a Powers resolution assigning a four citizen from each ward, council members, the board of public works and Manufacturers and Merchants Association to form a committee. The group will investigate the bond situation and report findings to the council.
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Stine
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Hancock
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Mnauchton Held on Poison Charge in Richmond
Hal Mnauchton is held in Richmond on a poison charge. A physician is accused in the murder of Fred Flanders of Emanuel Ce.
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Richmond
Fred Flanders
Emanuel Ce
Poisoned husband case grips Swainsboro in murder plot
In Emanuel county a murder probe centers on Dr W J McNaughton and Mrs Mattie Flanders after Fred Flanders dies June 4. Autopsy and coroner verdict suggest arsenic poisoning. McNaughton accused of administering it with Mrs Flanders denying knowledge. Community fears lynching if transferred to Swainsboro.
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Fred Flanders
Swainsboro
Thle
Richmond County
A. B. McNaughton
Annme
Emanuel County
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Fred Plandera
Flanders
Thomasville
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J. ¥. Sutton
Coronneri Ng
Mattie Flanders
Congressional Summary of June 14 Conference Report on Railroad Bill
Washington reports the conference on the railroad bill presented to both chambers while the Senate split attention with the public land withdrawal bill and Owens motion to discharge the privileges and elections committee over direct senatorial election. No action was taken on the new measures as speakers criticized administration conservation policy.
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Owens
Committee On
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Idaho
Joseph W Felk to Speak at Grand Opera House Sunday
Former Missouri governor and potential 1912 Democratic nominee Joseph W Felk will address the public Sunday afternoon at the Grand Opera House in Atlanta. The event supports the Tabernacle Institutional Church and will also feature a speech by ex Gov Smith.
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Joseph W. Felk
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Folk to Campaign as Statewide Interest Grows in Atlanta
addrens will mark the close of the cam paign for this Institution with Governor Folk touring Atlanta urged by Dr Len G Broughton Governor Brown and Hoke Smith The Grand Opera House will host ex Governor Hake Stalin before Folk detailing benefits to Atlanta and the state Folk’s fame as a reform leader and national figure cited along with Folk family Baptists Beau Folk Edgar Folk and others noted as Tennessee and Georgia connections.
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Ohio
Tennessee
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Good Roads Chauffeur Arrested by His Wife
New York June 14 Special Clarence Stevenson, driver in the good roads town from Atlanta, faced Magistrate House after his wife Helen Wall Cayvan testified he abandoned her and their two year old daughter Marielle. He was ordered to pay $78 weekly support.
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Good Roads
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Helen Wall Cayvan
Montgomery
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Clarence
Old Darky Aids Ex Governor Candler Journey Hopeful Nurse
An elderly ex-slave John Odom, loyal to Ex-Governor Allen D. Candler, planned to nurse Candler back to health in Atlanta. Odom, about 70, had not arrived by Tuesday, raising fears he was lost or delayed. Candler’s condition improved, prompting plans for a Capitol trip next week.
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Thomas J. Williams
Allen D. Candler
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Ole Maga
Ras
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Odom
Mr. Gandler
Capitol
Governor Haskell Threatens Removal Of Guthrie Sheriff
In Oklahoma City Governor Haskell threatened to eject Deputy U S Marshal Heck Thomas and warned of actions against a removal attempt. Guards surrounded the state house as officials moved to secure records while Labor Commissioner Daugherty was searched for state papers. Mayor Farquharson said he had no orders for the search and called it censurable.
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Okla
United States
Chris Madson
Guthrie
Haskell
Causeway
Heck Thomas
Ma‘honay
Logan County
Oklahoma
Statehouse
Daugherty
Farquabarnon
Ex-Gov Hoke Smith Delivers Lecture in Jackson
Ex-Governor Hoke Smith featured at Jackson chautauqua. He arrived with a large crowd at the depot as a Jackson committee met him. Mayor J. H. M. Fieter introduced Smith who spoke on Dixie During the Sixties.
Southern Trainmen Meet in Washington
Washington June 14 The Southern Association of General Committees of Railroad Conductors and Trainmen opened a conference to discuss working conditions on southern railroads. RB Moore chairs the meeting with H Dickinson and other officers present as organizers and leaders of the union.
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Congress REPORT FOLLOWS CLOSELY LINES OF THE HOUSE BILL
The conference report on the administration railroad bill was presented to the Senate by Chairman Elkina after weeks of work to reconcile differences with the House. It goes over in the House and may be adopted tomorrow. Senator Newlands may offer a minority report. The measure keeps many original features but drops several insurgent amendments and contemplates a five judge commerce court.
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Jane
Aenate
Elkina
Aenate Committee On Interstate Commerce
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Newlands
Boferos
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Weather Prophecy Forecast for Georgia Showers and Warm Interior
Georgia forecast calls for showers Wednesday and Thursday with partial cloud cover in the east. Interior regions see warmer temperatures and light to variable winds.
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