Grice Named Attorney General to Succeed Felder
Governor Slaton appointed Warner Grice of Hawkinsville to succeed Thomas S. Felder as attorney general. Felder resigns effective April 15 to enter the active race for the United States Senate. Felder’s letter of resignation cites campaign service and thanks to the state for three years of service.
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Felder
United States ‘Senate
Thomas S$. Felter
John M. Slaton
Eiasattn
United States
A. O. Bacon
Hngh
Warner Grice
Hawkinsville
Slaton
Jebra M. Slaten
Georgia
United States Senate
Attar
T. S. Felder
Staton
General Assembly
Tulaski County
Slaten
Wade
Macon
Warren Grice
Pulaski County
Staten
Thomas S. Felder
Bir
Houston County
Clara E. Rumph
Marshallville
S. H. Rumph
Peacher
World War Talk and Divorce Court Findings Spark Headlines
Chicago reports reveal Adeler Petit, chief justice, on divorce and juvenile ties. He notes 50358 petitions for child care since 1899, with over 32 750 from divorce or parental neglect. A census shows 629 233 children under one in the city, underscoring rising family strain. In Washington, Wilson denounces tolls repeal as a subsidy while defending administration and condemning insinuations of a secret deal with Britain amid heated debate.
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Municipal Bureau of Divorce and Marriage Statistics
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Washington
House of Representatives
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Senate
Capitol
Wilson
Knowland
California
William’ Tyrrell
Ronard Grey
Baltimore
Democratic House
Great Britain
Wiliam Tyrrell
Edward Grey
Democratic Party
Embezzlement Shakeup Hits Gallatin Bank Official
Nashville March 30 The arrest of Will B Brown mayor of Gallatin and bank assistant cashier on embezzlement charges follows a Gallatin bank robbery Friday March 20. Also Herbert B Jackson of Gallatin state mining dept faces conspiracy and abetting charges. Brown allegedly stole over 29000 with bank shortages estimated 50000 to 60900. Jackson held on 5000 bond. Brown held in Gallatin then Nashville. Brown served six years as assistant cashier and won a January reelection as mayor. Brown's income cited as 100 monthly as cashier 80 yearly as mayor and 400–500 yearly from insurance Brown & Spradlin.
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Tenn
Will B. Brown
Gallatin
First National Bank of
Herbert B. Jackson
State Mining
Brown
Gallatin Financial Institution
United States
Harry Luck
Edward J. Brennan
Department of Justice
Jackson
Luck
Will Jones
Kigers and Jacobs
Brown & Spradlin
Spradlin
Ask The Constitution Where to Live Bureau of Boarding Information
A public consultation by the Bureau of Boarding and Rooming House Information invites listings for rooms for rent at no charge. The notice seeks readers to place rental ads through The Constitution as a free service, with contact details implied for several locales.
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Grady hospital bonds headed for Atlanta voters May election
Atlanta's council approves a $750000 Grady hospital bond issue to be the sole municipal bond measure on the May ballot alongside the county election in which over 14000 voters are expected. Bonds issued as serials of 1000 and 10 each promise 4.12 percent. plan saves about 498000 over thirty-year bonds.
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Grady Hospital
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James G. Woodward
Ciy
W. G. Humphrey
Council
Rooney
Grady
Albert Thomson
Plaza
Thomson
Woodward
J. R. Seawright
Messrs
Kelley
McDonald
Slason
Nutting
Colcord
Humphrey
Smith
Ragedale
Martin Amorous
James R. Nutting
Atlanta orphanage gains 14000 endowment gift
Mrs. Josh Hillman of Washington DC led a B'nai B'rith gathering as Atlanta marked the 25th anniversary of the Jewish Orphans' Asylum on Washington Street. She donated 14000 to establish an endowment fund for maintenance and upkeep, with Simon Wolf and Harold Hirsch involved in the presentation and plan. Delegates pledged to raise further funds to secure a national home for Jewish orphans.
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Party of Delegates
Josh Hillman
Washington, D. C
Atlanta
Jewish Orphans‘ Asylum
Washington Street
Hillman
Bagla Fqr
Wowld
Hareld Hirsch
Board of Managers
Omen Wolf
Simon Wolf
Death is King at Torreon Battles Rage in City
Rebels and Huerta troops fight for Torreon as reports from Roberto Pesquiera and Senor Zubaran indicate stubborn, bloody combat. Villa claims no dispatches yet and insists victory is near, while federal supporters in El Paso cite Telegrams of rebel setbacks and Mexican on Mexican fighting.
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Torreon
Huerta
Contest
Villa
Constitutionalist
Interior
Senor Zubavan
Contest Very Bloods
Generali Villa
Velasco
Zubaran
Gomez Palacio
Lerdo
Rebels claim slow advance as Villa presses Torreon
From the Sanity front desk to El Paso, John Reed and Robert Dorman report Villa’s forces repelled multiple assaults on Gomez Palacio, claiming Velasco’s failures and predicting Torreon’s fall. They describe harsh fighting, rebel shrapnel, and wounds among both sides. Huerta’s son Victor is said dead. a British vice consul is mentioned amid the chaos.
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HS Paso
Texas
John Reed
New York World
Robert Dorman
Joss
Klied
Gomex Falacié
Dorman
Villa
Velasco
Huerta
Gomez Palacio
Cerreros de la Pilar
Torreon
Reed
Derman
Bermojillo
Chihuahua
Caboose
John W. Roberts
el Paso Morning Times
Victor Huerta
Cummings
Torreay
Velascu
Hines Wins 15 Million Timber Suit in Mississippi
Mississippi Supreme Court upholds the Howard Hines Lumber Company case over a 15 million timber land dispute. The state attorney general challenged a law capping corporate land holdings at 2 million dollars, but the court ruled the statute constitutional and applicable only to domestic corporations.
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Hines
Jackson
Howard Hines Lumber Company
Mississippi Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Local Weather Report Notes Rainfall Deficiency
Local forecast notes今日 showers with deficient rainfall since the month start. The report records inches deficient since January 1 and tracks ongoing moisture shortfall for the area.
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