Alleged Cooper and Son Fired at Carmack in Trial
Nashville March 10 in the Cooper Sharp murder trial of former Senator EW Carmack the state argues Colonel D B Cooper fired the shot wounding his son Robin while Carmack may have fired wildly, the defense pressing self defense and unwritten law. General Garner and General Meeks lead the defense with vivid indictments of Carmack and his editorials as court fills with spectators and a dramatic courtroom scene unfolds toward continued argument.
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Nashine Tenn
Cooper-Sharp
United States
EW Carmack
Robin Cooper
Defenes Cooper
Fits
Attornay
Garner
D B Cooper
Carmack
Robin
Colonel Cooper
Entiost
General Washington
Tely
Meeks
Coopers
Nashville
Kingtom
Washington
McCain
Hart
Maury County
Ndahville
Tuch
Truter
Aon
Clever forcers awaiting trial in Macon case
T E Hughes 65 and G Terrell Moore 22, both long-time forgers, were arrested in Macon after confessions of a string of checks and feather shop swindles. Hughes posed as an Omrich Farm representative to lure Mrs E B Smith into a fake ostrich feather shop, then passed counterfeit and exchange checks. Moore used a postal to Rosy his alibi and was nabbed at the La Hotel. both face forgery charges with prior records across multiple states.
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T . Hughes
Terre Haute
Hughes
Atlanta
Macon
Omrich
E B Sendth
Smith
Charce
Funes
Mobile
Frughes Moore
J Billian
Moore
Black and Bullard
Maron
Ahe Tuanler Hotel
Guinn
Kimball House
Bullard
Black
Jett Hughes
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Hones
Spartanburg
Rome
Athens
Villa Rica
Gainesvile
Knoxville
Norman Mack's Home Destroyed by Fire in Dover Delaware
A fire at Norman B Mack chair of the Democratic National Committee on Delaware Avenue gutted the third floor servants quarters and caused the roof to collapse. The blaze also damaged the second floor and his library as firemen battled the gale reported at four miles per hour. Mack was in New York and his family in Atlantic City. loss estimated around 80 000 dollars.
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Buffalo
Norman B Mack
Democratic National Committee
Delaware Avenue
Old Georgia Negro Brimberry Claimed 121 Years
Albany March 10 Special The oldest Georgia resident with authentic records is John Brimberry a North Carolina born black man in Mitchell County near Pelham aged 121. Records cited from Harmon Sapp of the Sapp family place his birth on January 2, 1788 and support his extreme longevity with strong family authentication.
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Brimberry
Albany Ga
Georgia
Mitchell County
Pelham
John Brimberry
North Carolina
Harmon Sapp
Mitenell County
Sapp
Attell Knocks Out Megro in Six Rounds
Abe Attell fought Young Pierce of Philadelphia tonight at the Athletic Association in Tassington. Attell knocked out Pierce in the sixth round of a scheduled fifteen round bout. Pierce failed to land effective blows as Attell dominated throughout the match.
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Attell
Megro
Philadelphia
Abe Attell
Young Pierce
Qtyph Athletic Association
Tasington Allel Wax
Pierce
Buggy Death in Noe Ala Linked to Heart Disease
Fragmentary OCR notes report a death in Noe, Alabama, involving a buggy accident and heart disease. The item mentions Mase Nag and Panhare with unclear roles, suggesting a local fatality linked to illness rather than direct collision. Further readable details are unavailable in the text.
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Ala March
Panhare
Cannon Bars Clark From Rules Committee Fight Over House Rules
Washington march 10 democrats threaten to force reforms in the house rules after Speaker Cannon bars Champ Clark from the rules committee. Clark accuses “old guard” of blocking reform as insurgent republicans pledge to continue the fight to liberalize the rules and unite with democrats to defeat Cannon.
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Cannon
Champ Clark
John Corrigas
Washington
Gardner
Massachusetts
Nelson
Minnesota
Rules Committee
John Sharp Williams
Dearmond
Missouri
Pitemerald
New York
Sayx Clark
Cramp Clark
Pat
Wark
Adam
Denver
Faltneta
Hehele Dowt
Taft
House
Murdock
Kansas
Wass and Means Committee
Tariff Bill Proposes Coffee Duty and Textile Revisions
Washington reports the Ways and Means Committee will submit a tariff bill with a four cent per pound duty on coffee while keeping sugar and iron ore on favorable terms. Rails and billets face large cuts, iron ore moves to free list, and lumber duties rise. The bill also tightens appraisals to reflect wholesale market prices to curb underassessment.
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Warhington
Ways and Means
Cammen
Cannon
Representative Vreeland
Ways and Means Committee
Storm struck Cuthbert needs Atlanta aid and subscriptions
The cyclone devastated Cuthbert Georgia leaving dead and injured while many homes and businesses were destroyed Officials in Atlanta urge immediate help and announce a subscription drive The Constitution plans to collect donations starting with 350 and notes contributions from a donor of 25 as relief lines form amid disrupted communications and a pending appeal to the mayor of Cuthbert for funds and supplies
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Cuthbert Ge
Atlanta
Constitution
Donora Shu Weilp
Robert F Maddox
Cuthbert
Sitwacion
Athletic Club Raises Dues In Meeting At Atlanta
The Atlanta Athletic Club increased annual dues from 36 to 51 dollars last night to fund improvements and bring the club to parity with metropolitan clubs. A city clubhouse cafe is planned, but may await the new dues. Immediate changes will focus on the Auburn avenue city clubhouse.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
City
Auburn Avenue
Civ
Amended Gain Bill Advances in State House Debate
An amended gain bill moved to the state House after late votes in the senate, with key figures confirming a popular vote surcharge proposal. The measure passed 29 to 0 in the Senate before returning to the House for final consideration.
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Senate of Arkansas
State Senate
Foes of Roosevelt and Taft Clash in Early Taft Era
Washington March 10 Special President Taft praises Roosevelt and vows to pursue his policies yet not his feuds. He rejects perpetuating old antagonisms while new arrivals clash with Roosevelt allies in a tense political moment. Washington figures including Senator Bailes and Tillman are noted in this evolving scene.
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Jobe Corrigan
Washington
Taft
Roosevelt
Bailes
Lexat
Mississipp
Cutie
Cleary Gays
Senate
Tillman
South Carol Aas
Bellamy Storer
Hushame
New Reservoir Delayed Two More Years in Atlanta
City water works officials warn the new reservoir near Atlanta will not be finished for at least two more years. Estimated costs rise beyond the $100,000 appropriation, with at least $150,000 extra needed for excavations and embankment work. Engineers say delays could extend to eighteen months or two years, with total required funding surpassing current allocations. County convicts are involved in the project.
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Tere
Atlanta
Waterworks Department
Forthcomme
Clayton
Weserworks
W Ll
Water Board
Ther Pe Wen er Prophecy Giorgia Falr Thayeday and Fridays
Southeast winds shift and variable conditions noted with changing light. Readers are advised to monitor forecasts for updates as conditions may affect travel and outdoor plans.
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Giorgia
Volder
Perilen Thoreday
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