Duel to Death at Talladega Skating Rink Ends in Fatal Shootout
Knight and Pudles E Brown, former business partners, quarreled over dissolved relations at a Talladega skating rink. Enraged Knight shot Brown and both men fired as they fought, leaving them dead amid panicked bystanders and a nearby crowd of 300.
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Ridges for Chickamauga Bridge Funding
Senator Bacon adds to the Sandry Civil Bill a reinforced concrete bridge over Ma vine Creek between Chickamauga and Ringgold costing 4500 dollars and partial reconstruction of the Alexander bridge over the Chickamauga River on Chickamauga's eastern boundary at 15000 dollars. The existing bridges are in a bad state of repair.
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West Point Cadet Nominee Passes Exam At Academy
Wost Point, Ga. June 22 Special JW Booker of West Point nominated to Representatilie Adamson to cadetship at West Point has successfully passed examinations and will be admitted to the military academy. Laura Kelly of Watonna Minn went insane during a class day exercises address at Pilixburg academy and died shortly after.
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Oil Prosecution Moves Against Standard Oil
Attorney General Moody announces government will prosecute Standard Oil under the Elkins Law on rebates and interstate discrimination. Further actions under Sherman act to follow, with ongoing investigation and appointed special counsel Kellogg and Morrison to aid the case. Proceedings start in appropriate districts as announced.
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Chicago
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Body found in Arkansas River linked to Willam J Marshall
A dead body found in the Arkansas River southeast of Little Rock was identified as Willam J Marshall a Birmingham Alabama contractor. Marshall had planned to leave for the Philippines and a mystery man reportedly jumped from a Little Rock bridge on June 8.
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Uncle Remus Brer Rabbit Fun Starts Next Sunday in The Constitution
The Sunday Constitution will publish a year long series of Uncle Remus Brer Rabbit tales starting next Sunday June 24, illustrated by J A Conde. Harris’s immortal tales will appear in fifty two installments with humorous faithful pictures expected to delight children and adults alike.
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Georgia Cooks Given a Boost by Adamson
In Washington the Fourth District cooks lauded for culinary skill dominate discussion in the pure food bill debate. Adamson of Georgia challenges lax provisions, mocks literary crusades, and urges practical cooking wisdom over bureaucratic purity schemes as the House leans into amendments and delays the measure.
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Howell Meets Smith at Rome Debate Draws Large Crowd
Great interest surrounds the third joint gubernatorial debate at the Nevin opera house Rome Rene Ga June 22 special Claire Sewell and Drake Smith address the crowd with Howell opening for an hour followed by Smith for an hour and a half and Howell closing in thirty minutes Doors open at 12 30 and speaking begins at one o clock The opera house capacity is 1700 and no lipphones will be allowed from the audience
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Italian toy maker shot in Bristol double murder mystery
In Bristol Tennessee on June 22 Dominick Finchi an Italian toy maker was found shot dead at his home. His roommate Dominick Donalie is a suspect claiming the death was self inflicted but investigators found a string not attached to the trigger of an unloaded double barrel shotgun. An intimation links the case to an Italian Tack Efendi figure with the suspect having a brother in Cincinnati.
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Rockefeller and Morgan Suspected in Fulton Hotel Cash Theft
John D Rockefeller and J Pierpont Morgan named in a Fulton hotel mishap after a $160 roll vanished from an envelope. Upchurch and Felix Johnson stayed there under assumed names. money disappeared as detective forces arrested Homer Bradley Ellis Alley and others. Judge Broyles bound Alley, Bradley, and Tradles for larceny from the house and Cooper for receiving stolen goods.
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Question of Color Raised by Negro Juror in Tort Case
In Savannah Georgia on June 22 a Black juror, D Desverney, sued Ravannah Electric Co for 30000. The court allowed eleven white jurors to sit together while Desverney ate apart. The jurors returned to chambers and a roll call occurred. The juror felt insulted by not sitting at the same table. The judge kept the trial going and a verdict awarded 15000 to the plaintiff for personal injuries.
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Little Girl Leads Troubled Life Revealed by Officers
A six year old girl named Carrie Lewis was found wandering along the riverfront in Acon Georgia. She described a life directed by a caretaker for months, with no parents or known relatives. Officers sent her to Ordinary Wiley, then to Hephair Home for care in an institution.
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Anti-Saloon League Builds Georgia Movement Across Counties
The Anti-Saloon League signals a statewide push led by District Superintendent G B Richards to organize churches and temperance groups in Georgia. He explains the league is a neutral, interdenominational coalition aiming to suppress liquor traffic and educate the public while avoiding party politics.
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Weather Forecast For Georgia Weekend
Washington reported June 22 forecast calls for generally fair weather through Saturday and Sunday with light to fresh southwest winds. Local data show low temperatures around 2 and mean temperatures near normal. high and low markers are unclear due to OCR errors, but the snippet indicates a warm period ahead with scattered data across months.
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