Walter H Johnson Seeks June 3 Resignation End of Term
Walter H Johnson United States marshal for the northern District of Georgia for sixteen years awaits approval of his resignation to take effect at the start of the new fiscal year on June 3. He hopes his successor can begin work with the new year and credits his office with steady service and political influence in Georgia.
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Final tribute paid to Joseph T Ragan Sr
Dawson Georgia June 14 Special The funeral of Joseph T Ragan Sr of Ar died Thursday evening was held at the Methodist church this morning. Masons officiated at the grave. Ragan was a respected citizen and former manager of Southern Cotton Oil Company. He moved from Broadwood years ago and was a longtime business man. He attended a Cotton Seed Crushers convention at Atlantic Beach before falling ill. He leaves a wife, four sons Ellis Clarence Terrell and a year old daughter Dorothy, and a young son Jos. His wife is the youngest daughter of Dr Charles Ro Moore.
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Archer Hurt Finger Forces Chicago Out For Days
Catcher Jimmie Archer of the Chicago team will miss several games after a foul tip dislocated and badly lacerated the second finger of his left hand during yesterday's three game series with Brooklyn. The injury occurred off Allen's bat and is expected to sideline him for multiple days.
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House on the Sands captivates Athens theater crowd
The Colonial Opera House packed June 14 for The Horse on the Sands a campus drama by Edgar B Dunlap Gainesville senior presented by the Georgia Dramatic Club. Cast received enthusiastic ovation as the author was applauded offstage.
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Anarchist Arrested Disguised As Priest In Italy
Italian authorities report Francesco Cocuzza an anti establishment activist was seized in Rome while dressed as a priest after previously entering the chamber of deputies in 1906 and 1911. He claimed to seek a greeting with Premier Giolitti but officers recognized him by name and detained him. Washington reports Captain Louis B. Vinduser is relieved as New York navy yard commander. Captain William L. Howard will command the battleship Idaho. Captain George W. Eline assigned to Guantanamo naval station.
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Barbecue 10 Boost North Ga Highway Support
The July 4 barbecue at Elsay Ga rallies backing a proposed Atlanta north Georgia auto route through Tate Jasper Ellijay and Blue Ridge to Murphy NC. Leaders A H Burtz W H Shippen F Carter Tate Sam Tate and Thomas M Pell seek state and federal aid, with broad local backing in Fannin Cherokee Gilmer counties for a boost to tourism and travel.
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Russian government breaks with Duma in breach over insult risk
St Petersburg report says a trench opened between the government and the Duma as cabinet members refuse to appear until conditions are set to shield officials from insult. The dispute followed M Markoff's shouted remark breading cannot be tol erated during estimates debates prompting a cabinet split and a possible dissolution bid.
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Pushing the Probe Into Fatal Wreck
Stamford, Conn June 14 testimony at the coroner's inquest focused on the engine condition before Thursday's New Haven road wreck. Engineer Charles I Doherty, bonded on a manslaughter charge, contends air brakes failed to work. Roadmaster F Carroll testified Doherty was a capable engineer and fireman. Doherty had been warned to run to a station but did not mention brakes issues.
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Bridgeport
Uncle Sam Responsible For His Indian Wards
Washington June 1 Uncle Sam is protector and guardian of the welfare of his Indian wards, says Comptroller George E Downey in overruling Auditor Wooley. The $900 bill by Dr George F Sampson for treating and nursing a blind Navajo child hit by a railroad train is held just and reasonable as an emergency aid. If a father could not forgo mobility for his child under such circumstances, neither could the government for its wards.
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Comptroller
Detective Gets Five Year Term for Aiding Bunco Scheme
Former city detective Frank Egpola received a five year prison sentence for aiding Michael Galileo, a bunco operator who fleeced a farmer of $900. Attempts to reduce his term to three years in exchange for guilty pleas from seven other indicted officers failed. the seven relatives and the broader group faced similar charges.
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Muslin Underwear Sale Promises Best Value
Bargain prices from $1.50 to $2.08 on muslin underwear with new styles and garments including gowns slips corset covers and drawers. Regular prices $1.90 to $2.00 reduced to eight cents with a Monday sale.
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