Jury Deliberations Continue In Car Mack Murder Case
In Nashville on March 1 the Cooper and Sharp jury deliberates on the murder of former U S Senator E W Carmack. Reports conflict on verdicts with rumors of convictions or acquittals while judges and lawyers anticipate a decision. Jurors ate in silence at supper and resumed tonight, doors locked and keys with a juror.
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Nashville
Tenn
D. B
Robin Cooper
John D. Sharp
United States
E W. Carmack
At & P.m
Georgia Delegation Split Over Hardwick Bartlett Fight in Washington
In Washington on March 18 the Georgia delegation split as Hardwick received a seat on the disciplining committee while Bartlett faced criticism for backing Champ Clark. Charges fly as Georgia members snub colleagues, with Hardwick and Bartlett accused of breaking caucus unity. Bartlett supposedly sought Griggs seat on Ways and Means, prompting further dissent.
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Jake Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Hardwick
Georgia
Bartlett
Bart
James Mr. Griges
Champ Clark
Henry D. Clayton
Holtera
Stump
Isi Ete Ene
Samoa
Georgia Twins Born by Caesarian Operation
An American medical milestone is reported with twins born alive via Caesarian in Atlanta on January 6, 1900. Dr W B Lingo performed the operation at Hospital Medi cl college for Mrs H Wray of Cedartown with Dr T H Cox assisting. The Boston case followed on Lincoln's birthday at McLean Hospital. Both Atlanta twins were girls and healthy.
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Atlanta
W. B. Lingo
Hospital Medicl College
Boston
Sarah Fy. Hampton
Peter Walker
Thas
Bos- Rees
Bond Report Urges $800,000 for City Schools and Sewers
A subcommittee on public schools told the bond commission that old school buildings are fire traps and must be replaced. They urged an $800,000 bond issue for schools, with a separate plan to fund sewer extensions and septic tanks after surveys and expert input.
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Atlenta
Bond Commission
Subcommittee On Public Schools
Wata
Far Street
Warner Street
Crownstreat
Ivy Street
Calhoun Street
Ee Een Odindinlinde Ie Wes
Alderman Jonn
Candler
Preag Huddleston
John ©. Murphy
A. L.curtis
Stockdell
Quillian
Medal and kiss given to brave young girl
Washington March 18 For her heroism saving the lives of nine children during the General Slocum fire near New York in 1904 Mize Mary McCann was to be presented by Speaker Cannon with a silver life saving medal. Then a 14 year old recovering from scarlet fever she received a kiss from the Iron Duke of American politics at the conclusion of the ceremony.
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Washington
New York
Mary McCann
Speaker Cannon
Congress
North Brothers Island
Burglary at Hook Residence Ends in Fatal Encounter
A burglar broke into Stephen Hook’s home at Piedmont and Eleventh streets twice. He seized a pistol and jewelry on the first visit, then died during a later attempt as Hook and police intervened. The robber escaped through a basement coal chute after the basement door was left open. Police link the suspect to a prior break in via an upstairs window and tree ascent.
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Stephen Hook
Piedmont
Eleventh
Wolce Coll Otricere Faln 2Nd Palmer
Wook
Naval aide to Taft fatally injured in park accident
Lieutenant Semmes Read, U. S. naval aide to President Taft, was probably fatally injured in Rock Creek Park when his horse stumbled and fell, crushing his left thigh and causing internal injuries. He rode with several other naval officers at the time of the accident in Washington on March 18.
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Washington
Semmes Read
U. S
Taft
Rock Creek Park
Kidnapped William Whitie Threatens Ransom Demand
A man abducted James Whitie’s ten year old son from Eastward School in Sharon Pennsylvania. A ransom of ten thousand dollars is demanded for the boy’s return, with a threat the child will be killed if payment is not made. Hundreds of telegrams and calls have gone to police in many cities as investigators work the case. A car was later found at Wenner Ohio, bearing the boy’s jacket. Continued on Page Two.
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New York
Theodore A. Bingham
Immigration Department
Washington
Des Planches
Bean
Petronino
Harely
Black Hand
Petrosino
Palermo Park
Palermo
W. F. Bishop
Bishop
America
Mr. Bishop
Bis
Mafia
Sharon
William Whitie
James
Whitie
Crain
Ind
Werren
Ohio
Ridley Arrested in Newark for Jewelry Larceny
Mrs Frances Ridley of Atlanta was arrested leaving a Pennsylvania train in Newark on a charge of larceny in the case of Andrew Albright Jr. whose wife claims jewels valued at 8000 were stolen. Authorities report recovery of most items, bail set at 5000, with one diamond ring missing.
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Newark
N. J
Frances J. Ridley
Pennsylvania
Atlanta
J. A. Enslow
East Orage
Ridley
Andrew Albright
Market Street
Andrew Albright, Jr
Police Board Chief Promises Action On Burglary
Chairman Mason of the police board issued a public statement pledging strong policing to curb burglaries and gambling. He vows to focus resources on major offenses and urges the public to withhold judgment until the new regime proves its plan. He accuses former board members of past removals and calls for unity in restoring city protection.
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Josh
Carlos H. Mason
Afsaon
Br. Mason
Ph Board
Jong Ae
Mason
Tyler Cooper
Weather Prophecy Rain Forecast
Weather section predicts rain for Friday and probably Saturday with moderate to brisk southerly winds. Temperatures and rainfall figures are incomplete but indicate a chance of steady rain, with 24 hour totals and monthly excess to be updated by WP weather director Herrmann.
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