City Aldermen and Fire Chief Exonerated in Bribery Probe
The Broba committee cleared Aldermen Spratling Maddox and Ragsdale of graft charges and exonerated Fire Chief Cummings over hose purchases. It found no mayoral misconduct in the No. 13 engine deal, but upheld the bid law violation as practiced before Cummings administration, noting rebates were refunded.
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Broba
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McClelland
F. J. Spratling
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I. N. Ragsdale
Spratling
James L Lynch
Poole & McCullough
Albert Steiner
Courtland Winn
Maddox
Ragsdale
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Joyner
Mney
Cummings
Terminal Station
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Smith
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Deputy Warden Faces Threats Over Milltown Pond Fishing
Georgia Game and Fish Commissioner Mercer reports lawless fishing at Milltown pond straining authorities. Warden Boisclair swore 22 warrants, faced a mob of 200 to 300, and narrowly avoided arrest in Nashville as he pressed to uphold consent-based fishing rights on eight thousand acre pond controlled by the Banks estate. Mercer vows to enforce the law and seek support from the governor if needed.
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Lowndes
Milltown
Game and Fish
Jesse E. Mercer
Mercer
M. K F. Baisclair
Atlanta
Staz
Berrien
Banks
Lowndese
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Mr. Boissclair
Boisclair
Whitfield
Shrond
Mr. Boiscalli
Atlenta
Justice Courts
Nashville
Justice of the Peace
Pafford
Marcer
Forea
St. Nashville
War clouds over Scutari threaten Balkan upheaval in Albania plan
Scattered Europe fears Austria Hungary Montenegro clash over Scutari amid Balkan frontiers drawn for a future Albania. Maps show Albania as a compact block with about 750 000 inhabitants and roughly 8 000 square miles, bordered by the Adriatic and mountain ranges, as Greek and Montenegrin claims shape the outcome.
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Scutari
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Scutarija
Antill
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New Jersey
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Pindue
Drin River
Chicago Report Calls Vice Segregation a Failure
The Chicago special city council commission declared segregation of commercialized vice a failure and urged a police campaign to eliminate the social evil. It blamed domestic infelicity and weak parental guidance as the root cause, citing hasty marriages, double standards, immoral dance halls, and tolerated resorts as key factors. It suggested police retain enforcement powers over moral inspections rather than creating a permanent morals committee.
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Chicago
Supreme Court Dismisses Case Against The Atlanta Journal
The United States Supreme Court unanimously dismissed the government suit against The Atlanta Journal over alleged postal regulation violations. The court held it cannot review lower court indictments interpreting statutes and lacks federal power to review such decisions. Alan C King and Charles T Hopkins appeared for The Atlanta Journal.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
United States Supreme Court Today
Atlanta Journal
Supreme Court
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Newman
Alen
C. King
Charles T. Hopkins
Diowisco
Weather forecast for today’s baseball game sunny and warm
Official forecaster C F von Herrmann predicts fine baseball weather with temperatures near 90 by noon. The outlook suggests clear skies and comfortable conditions for the game today.
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Dine Without Wine Adopted At Athens
At the Athens Georgia senior class meeting 90 percent of members from four classes voted unanimously to hold a dry banquet this year. The event will feature soda pop iced tea and fruit punch with no alcohol. The decision follows a campus trend toward alcohol free celebrations.
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Georgia
Georgia Postmasters Not Being Nominated
Georgia delegates express surprise and disappointment as the Senate fails to act on post office nominations from the White House. Delays hold up appointees like HMM Stanley of Dublin and A S Hardy of Gainesville, with threats to seek White House guidance and Postmaster Burleson. If no action by tomorrow, the situation worsens as congressmen bear brunt of town applications while a third judicial district for Georgia gains momentum.
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Mey
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Setter
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Bosnia
Jilted Woman Wins 40 000 In Breach Of Promise Suit
Cleveland May 3 The court of appeals upheld the common pleas decision that Jerome Probst an attorney from Detroit must pay 40000 to Alma Broderick a former Cleveland and Chicago teacher for breach of promise The ruling sets aside a contract whereby Probst turned over securities to the woman which she claims are worthless
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Ohio
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Jerome Probst
Dettroit
Alma
Broderick
Chicago
Judge Hart Backs Tariff for Southern Cotton Industry
Washington May 5 Judge John Hart former attorney general declares strong support for protective tariff duties for the cotton industry. He says tariffs are essential to southern mills facing foreign competition and urges industrial growth and home demand, while noting political neutrality.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Hart
South
New England
Reporters go to IMS rather than squeal
Fort Worth Texas May 5 Rather than divulge the source their information on which a newspaper item was speed one Me punctuation is garbled but implies reporters choose IMS over revealing sources.
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Fort: Worth
Third Man Brought Into Phagan Mystery By Frank's Evidence
Mary Phagan murder case takes a new turn as Leo M. Frank identifies a third man who visited after Phagan drew her pay. Foreman Lemmie Quinn, questioned at length, claims he faced bribery accusations from Scott and Dor s e y while recounting his movements near the factory on Saturday.
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Chier
Scott
B' Pulliam Street
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Weather Prophecy Foretells A Fair Week
Weather note predicts fair conditions for Georgie with a sequence of pleasant days. The forecast mentions Tuesday and Wednesday with mild temperatures and no precipitation expected.
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