Greek Youth Chrones Freed After Fort McPherson Shooting
Jim Chrones, a young Greek man, spent a night in a police cell after shooting Louis Stassinopolis, a private at Fort McPherson, at a Gilmer street home. Georgia Palmer, a defender of Chrones, testified Chrones acted in self defense when Louis allegedly attacked him. Chrones was released on bond as charges included shooting and disorderly conduct. Louis was treated at Grady hospital for a hand wound and returned to Fort McPherson.
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Jim Chrones
Police Barracks
Louis Stassinopolis
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort McPherson
Georgia Palmer
Gilmer Street
Chrones
William M. Smith
Smith & Weaver
Jim
Mr. Smith
Louis
Grady Hospital
Jett
Nolice
Stassinopolis
Atlanta Ave
Water rush floods city. homes evacuated Monday
Police estimate storm damage at about 5000 dollars with DeKalb avenue scene most severe where water backed up 200 feet forcing residents to flee. Washouts along Peachtree street and Williams drive prompted evacuations and barriers. sewer bursts and washed sidewalks reported. Streetcars operated with little delay.
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DeKalb Avenue
Spruce
Delta Place
Sixteenth Street
Peachtree
Peachtree Circle
Loveday
Richardson
Connally
Peachtree Street
Williams
Hunnicutt
Pine
Berean Avenue
Fort
Heat
California Electors Will Be for Roosevelt
In California a peculiar electoral college process arises as party nominees for state legislature meet October 1 to name electoral candidates, while the presidential nominee’s name will not appear on November ballots. Roosevelt supporters could secure the regular republican column, with electors likely Roosevelt men, unless petitioning occurs to place the president on the ticket.
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San Francisco
California
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bout Called Off In Winnipeg Title Bout Collapse
Columbus, June 24. Grover Hayes of Columbus called off the proposed July 4 match with Battling Nelson in Winnipeg as terms could not be agreed upon.
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Columbus
Ohio
Grover Hayes
Battling Nelson
Winnipeg
Toén
Seven candidates vie for nomination at party convention
Delegates crowd hotels amid blocked ingress and contested access as seven candidates seek the nomination. Indiana backs Governor Marshall on the first ballot while New York’s Gaynor forces build with clubs and parades. Burke of North Dakota shows minimal impact as the field narrows. Shively plans to present his name Thursday.
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Marshall
Indiana
Gaynor
New York
Dix
Shively
Testimony on Milan medicine from Atlanta user
Atlanta resident writes from May 25 1912 praising Milam medicine for rheumatism after years of failing cures. He details prior ineffective treatments, weather-triggered pain, and says two bottles began relief. He continued usage and plans more, declaring renewed strength and belief in the tonic.
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Atlanta
Milam Siewieine Company, Inc
Danville
Milan
Banker Seligman Hurled To Death In City Collision
Alfred Seligman a 46 year old banker and sculptor died after his car collided with a touring car at West End avenue and Seventy second street. The collision crushed his skull as occupants of the Stuart vehicle escaped injury. Coroner Feinberg and ADA McDonald led the inquiry at police station with chauffeurs questioned. no arrests.
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Seligman
West End Avenue
Russell C. Stuart
Automobile Tire Manufacturing Company
Seventy-second Street
Stuart
Alfred Seligman
Mr. Seligman
Joseph Seligman
Ballots for Women Predicted by Pardee
Chicago June 24 Former Governor George C Pardee of California predicted at a Hamilton club luncheon honoring California delegates Florence Collins Porter and Isabella W Blaney that woman suffrage will become universal in the United States. He cited California's experience and said women have stood for improvement and suffrage will win out in every state.
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Chicago
George C. Pardee
California
United States
Hamilton Club
Florence Collins Porter
Isabella W. Blaney
Pardes
G O P Convention Cost Chicago Only 80000
Chicago June 24 Subscrib ers to the fund to bring the national republican convention to Chicago will get back twenty percent of the amount advanced. Fred W Upham says the 100000 subscribed exceeded the cost by 20000 and credits the success to broad efforts. The largest item is 26000 for Coliseum rental and equipment. The committee will meet to pay bills after Franklin Murphy approves them.
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Chicago
Fred W. Upham
Upham
Coliseum Company
Franklin Murphy
Subcommittee
Dutch Effects and Regulation in Dainty Fabrics
A garbled note describes Dutch influence on fabrics and fashion, mentioning Dutch covers, delicate materials, and a concept tied to seasonal lead items. The text hints at dry goods and yearly tendencies without clear specifics or coherent events.
Georgia Supreme Court Arguments and Dismissals
The Georgia Supreme Court heard and filed multiple cases from counties including Chatham Bibb Liberty Effingham Tattnall Glascock Wilkes and others. The docket lists parties such as Troop versus Marshal Dougan Bell Jordan Dunlevie Wilson Pearson Conn ers Bank Cowart Rogers and more along with various municipalities and corporations.
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E. W. Troop
L. W. Marshal
Chatham
E. A. Dougan
E. W. Bell
Savannah
I. N. Jordyn
EN. Dunlevie
C. A. Wilson
Savannah Baseball Assortation
A. Callaway
A. Pearson
Ldn
P. Parker
Roney Cody v
Louise Kinsey
Warres
Handling the Racket in July Outing Instruction
A fragment describes grip technique for racket use to avoid sacrificing leverage and protect the wrist. Guidance contrasts two holds Orm and ido for firmness and sharp distinction while ensuring the wrist and forearm remain unfatigued and safe from twisting.
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Forbes Watson
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