Red Light Procession Tonight At State Red Men Gathering
Atlanta guests gather for the Great Council of Red Men of Georgia with a red light procession tonight and officers to be elected. Frank F. Smith is favored to become great sachem as public exercises start at the Wigwam and a parade proceeds along Central Avenue to the Aragon hotel.
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Chappell
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Monroe
White City
John M. Slaton
Georgia House of Representatives
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Robert T. Daniel
Griffin
United States
Great American Order
Pryor
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Whitehall
Edgewood Avenue
Auditorium
Fulton County
Taft to push 2 percent corporate earnings tax plan
President Taft plans to urge Congress to pass a 2 percent tax on undistributed corporate earnings and to submit a constitutional amendment allowing a federal income tax. Wickersham to draft both the amendment and the resolution while Republicans and Progressives debate support for the tariff move and income tax strategy.
Realty Sale in Rome Seals $3,000 Transfer
In Rome Georgia two brick stores on Broad Street Nos 123 and 314 owned by T J Fleming were sold to Hiram Hill for 3000 dollars. The property had lengthy litigation with the city of Rome and was settled recently. Since then the stores have been erected.
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Goulds separation case reveals drinking and disputes at Castle Gould
New York June 15 testimony in the separation suit of Katherine Clemmons Gould against Howard Gould details alleged nightly drinking, vulgar language, and clashes with staff at Castle Gould. Witnesses say Mrs Gould drank cocktails before breakfast, insulted her husband, and a maid supplied liquor while the case tests abandonment versus fault.
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Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Jay Gould
Justice Dowling
Gould
Boose
Delancey Nicell
Framing the Income Tax Measure in Bipartisan Senate Test
Washington June 15 a coalition of Republicans and Democrats faces a test of strength on June 14 as the Bailey Cunningham income tax measure reaches the Senate Advocates predict gains in strength before the final vote Senator Salley of Nevada accepts the Cummins amendment moving toward an income tax scale Idaho's Borah helps unite supporters Seven Republican senators voted for immediate consideration along with all Democratic leaders including McEnery and Foster indicating broad cross party backing
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Inventor Soars Then Falls in Crippled Balloon Flight
Berwyn Nebraska June 15 an amateur aviator A Sorenson a blacksmith dropped 2500 feet in a homemade aeroplane after ascent in a balloon. He was not seriously hurt though knocked about and the craft was demolished. Police and townsfolk witnessed the dramatic descent as the craft spun and lurched before the impact.
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Calhoun Trial Nearing Finish Amid Turbulent Remarks
San Francisco scenes shift to closing segments of the Calhoun bribery case as A A Moore, Patrick Calhoun’s senior counsel, delivers a pointed appeal. The Denver explosion at the power plant leaves multiple dead or missing, injures several, and disrupts city lights. $260,000 in damage reported.
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A A. Moore
Patrick Calhoun
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Alexander King
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Moore
Rudolph Spreckels
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O’gara
James L. Gallagher
O'Gara
Francis J. Heney
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Heney
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Col
Denvee Gas and Eilectric Company
Joseph Perri
Harry Lishner
Lawrence Sexton
Arthur Richardson
Frederick Gunter
Fishers in War with Trawlers Over Longstanding Antagonism
In a clash off Quero bank the Gloucester schooner Senator Gardner fired at a French steam trawler wounding no one and causing rail splinters. Capt Nelson of the Gardner attempted to force trawlers from lines while a French hand line schooner demanded damages and was ejected. The incident reflects ongoing hostilities between steam trawlers and hand line fishermen with reprisals and threats of further action.
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Gloucester
Mass
Senator Gardner
Quero Bank
New Foundland
Vincent Nelson
Nelson
Gardner
Despondent man shoots self in Georgia home tragedy
Douglasville Ga June 15 Special J R Jackson of Chestnut Log District despondent over family troubles shot himself last night by pulling the trigger of a shotgun with his toe the report states the gun burst and he did not survive details incomplete due to damaged text
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J. R. Jackson
Chestnut Log District
Chief Jentzen Seeks Council Action on Sanitary Crisis
Chief Jentzen warns the city faces a serious garbage crisis as the sanitary department cannot handle all waste. He cites new receptacle rules and manure removal, scarce dump sites, and an overburdened crematory, urging funds and more facilities to avoid halting city sanitation. He asks the general council to act promptly.
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Undi
John Jentzen
Weather Prophecy Forecasts Showers in Washington and Georgia
Forecast notes show showers in Washington with a Wednesday Thursday outlook for Georgia. Light variable winds. Lowest temperature around 0 to 88, highest near 1 to 5. Mean around 72. Normal around 1.0576. Rainfall data not clearly stated. Deficiency since month 0.25 inches. since year 4.66 inches.
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