Blue Blood of Coopers Again Given as Excuse
Nashville March 11 The fourth day of arguments in the Cooper Sharp trial for the murder of former U S Senator Carmack closed with General Washington finishing his ninth hour of defense. He attacked the state’s counselors and stressed the social standing of the defendants. Court adjourned as he promised to conclude tomorrow. Lucilla Burch Carmack’s sister attended, though Carmack himself did not appear.
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United States
E .W Carmack
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Patterson
Bounderica
Citien
Debn Smith
Hill Jones
Sam Brown
Morristo Moriscohen 30 Days and 300 Bond Set
Morris Cohen a 103 Decatur street soft drink dealer faced a sentence of 30 days in the stockade and a fine of 800 with a 1000 bond after being found guilty of selling near beer and keeping it in his shop. His attorneys appealed and posted bond, delaying payment of the fine and sentence. Witnesses testified about beer and whisky seizures tied to Cohen’s wedding, which he claimed explained the quantity and storage. The defense challenged the law’s constitutionality but the recorder refused to dismiss, citing appellate approval.
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Arthur
Lillie Cohen
Sam Loeb
Griffin
Court of Appeals
Beveridge Operated On At Johns Hopkins
Baltimore March 11 United States Senator Beveridge of Indiana underwent an operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital today. The procedure was delicate yet not of a serious nature and the senator is reported progressing satisfactorily.
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Mother Sacrifices Life to Save Young Son in Bronx Crash
In New York March 1 Mrs. Leopold Baumann shielded her 4 year old son as an automobile driven by Tul ly C. Estee struck their group near a street corner in the Bronx. She died at the scene after throwing the child toward a street car. the boy survived with injuries. The Estee chauffeur was arrested and both families live in Mount Vernon.
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Mount Varnon
Atlantan Meet Big Automobile Heads in Atlanta Show
The Atlanta joint committee organizing the big automobile show to be held next fall will meet the National Automobile Show Association officials in New York on April 7. Clark Howell, Atlanta committee member, is in New York and wired back the conference results with President Miles.
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Boy Dies After Accidental Gunshot Wound
Mewin Eckert seven year old son of Mr and Mrs A O Bekerle of Digewood died after an operation at a private sanitarium. He had been shot in July near Eaglewood when older boys fired from a small caliber rifle. Despite initial recovery a second operation proved fatal. The father was away when the incident occurred. Body taken to Poole's undertaking establishment awaiting arrangements.
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Mayor Harper Forced to Quit and Withdraw from Reelection
Mayor A C Harper of Los Angeles resigns under recall pressure and withdraws from the March 26 special election. Newspapers allege protection of vice. Harper, elected on the Democratic ticket for a three year term, had served two years and three months.
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Insurgents Plan To Battle Cannon In Congress Meeting
Washington reports reveal 18 members in conference voiced support from others as they consider a rule change and a compromise with regulars. The group, including Gardner and Lovering, Murdock, Hubbard, Nelson, Kopp, Cary, Lenroot, Esch, and others, favored revising rules but rejected a full compromise.
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Esch
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Minnesota
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Nebraska
Grenna
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California
Quadruplets Born to Havana Mother of Fourteen
Havans Marge I child birth reports the wife of a cigarmaker in Havana giving birth to quadruplets two boys and two girls. President Gomes sent congratulations to the mother of fourteen children and substantial assistance was noted.
Priest Elbert's debts burden Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore March 11 revelations about Rev Caspar Elbert former St Catherine's rector spark Catholic alarm. Cardinal Gibbons has assumed responsibility for debts totaling about 130000 plus church debt of 228000. Loans signed by Elbert ranged from 1000 to 10000 and life insurance stood at 70000. Official statements say money raised largely funded life and accident policies and visionary schemes with no proof of improper use. Elbert is under care in a sanitarium believed mentally unbalanced.
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Fruit Trustees Meet in Atlanta Tuesday
The full board of trustees of the Georgia Fruit Exchange will convene in Atlanta next Tuesday where Manager Fleming will present an exhaustive report on investigations across commission houses nationwide. The association reports it now has 1 percent of Georgia's peach crop pledged.
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Georgia Fruit Exchange
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Fleming
Qommiesion
Barrymore to Wed During Holy Week in New York
Miss Ethel Barrymore and Ruswell Griswold Coit of Bristol R I will marry in New York during Holy Week April 4 to 10, the prospective bridegroom said tonight. Coit explained the week is the only time Miss Barrymore would not appear on stage this spring.
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Boston
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Ruswell
Griswold Colt
Bristol
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New York
Coit
Misa Barrymore
Free Book on Cancer Offers Treatment Guide
An eminent specirum or a wron and pack on the best method of treating cancer. It should be read by every person who had cancer. This book mailed free to anyone interested. Address Dr. B. M. Johnson, 1233 Grand Avenue, Kansas City, Mo.
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Kansas City
Abel Fleming Pound Dies After Long Illness in Atlanta
Abel Fleming Pound longtime traveling salesman and Atlanta resident died at his home 112 Crew Street after nearly three months of illness. Born in Putnam County in the 1840s he built a career with railroad sales, then with a Cincinnati buggy company and later the Phillips brothers wholesale fruit business in Atlanta. Survived by wife five children and two brothers, services and burial arrangements to be announced.
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South
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Poiat
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Middle West
Pound
Cincinnati
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Broad Street
Abel Pound
Putnam County
John G
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Fred E. Winburn
George R. Edmundson
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Linton Pound
Grace Pound
Thomas Pound
Birmingham
Low Pound
Columbus
Hugh 5. Smith
Howth
Taft Joins Optimist Club Amid Calls For Optimistic Restart
Washington March 11 President Taft joined the Optimist Club of America and was named to the executive committee by founder William J. Robinson. Taft plans a brief tariff focused extra session message and then rode two hours with aide Archibald Butt. Representative Bourke Cochran joined for part of the ride.
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Optimistic Club of America
William J. Robinson
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Robinson
Andrew Carnegie
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Archibald Butt
Bourke Cochran
Music Festival Seeks Court Charter in Atlanta
The Atlanta Muate Festival Association filed for incorporation in the superior court through attorneys Smith Hampsmond Smith. Charter members include J H Gray J E Murphy ROS Wechsels George W Wilkins W Woods White W L Peel C B Bidwell C I Anderson Vo Ho Kriegshaber V il Smith and B L Crew. The group seeks a twenty year charter with renewal option, capital £2 500, and authority to increase to $100 000. Purpose is to promote music festivals and cultivate musical taste in Atlanta and the South. No concerted rate talks with Southeastern Passenger Association occurred, though roads will act separately to address arrivals.
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Euperium Court
Smith, Hampsmond & Smith
HR Gray
Atlanta
South
Southeastern Passenger Association
Seativa
Monument to Wir memory chosen for Andersonville site
Georgia Daughters of the Confederacy vote to erect a monument to Wir at Andersonville opposite Captain Wirks office. Three sites were nominated Andersonville Macon Americus with Andersonville winning 126 votes to 2 for Macon and 4 for Americus. The decision closed a dramatic convention chapter as delegates weighed the peace issue against the wartime Wir incident.
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Georgia Division
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Seasion
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Wirk
Macon
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Estes
Americus
Americum
Mise Rosa Woodberry
Georgia
Isame
Weather Prophecy Report Shows Temperatures and Rainfall
A weather summary lists low temperatures around 24.4 degrees and a high near 53. Mean temperature is given as 6. Normal levels, rainfall in 24 hours totals 0. Rainfall excess since month is 0.47 inches and since January 1 is 1.69 inches.
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