Witness Quarrel Ends With Revolver Attempt in Court
In a federal courtroom McCarn and McBride quarreled during a trial. McCarn thrust a revolver at McBride but the hammer was caught, preventing a firing. McCarn surrendered and was charged with assault to commit murder. The case involves Colonel Duncan Cooper and Robin Cooper in the Carmack murder matter.
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Burns Seeks Grand Jury Probe in Bribery Case
Detective Burns is summoned to Atlanta to explain his firm’s ties to Rev C B Ragsdale in a bribery and perjury episode linked to the Frank case. Judge Ben Hill directs a thorough jury investigation, with Dorsey preparing counter moves to the Tye motion. Annie Maud Carter, the witness, is returned to Atlanta under bond as the defense races to file the bill of exceptions.
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Mine Operators Urge Troops to Guard Coal Mines
In Trinidad Colorado on May 7 operators in the northern coal fells appealed to Colonel James Toukett commanding federal troops in the southern fields for more soldiers to protect mines threatened by strikers. They reported Stakebreakers refuse to work without protection. Colonel Lockett has not decided. He is under pressure from union leaders to allow reconstruction of the Ludlow tent colony destroyed April 20. The operators say 169 guns were received from strikers but none surrendered. Lockett said 71 guns owned by operators are awaiting collection at various coal camps in the county.
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Stephens primary race ends in close official tally
In Stephens County on May 7, W A Stowe was renominated for sheriff by 53 votes over T A Holcomb after a near tied contest. J J Thomason won the tax collector post by 14 votes, seven candidates vied for tax receiver with J B Davis edgeing Jl Simpson by two, and other nominees included Clerk W A Bailey Treasurer R N Parcer Coroner Doyle Phillips and County Surveyor M B Colher.
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W A_ Bailey
R_N Parcer
Doyle
Phillips County
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Georgia bishops push for a new university at Emory era
Georgia delegates urge the church to fund a new university to replace Vanderbilt. Asa Gandler and Warren Candler are named as key backers, with speculation on a local Atlanta campus and possible parallel to Vanderbilt. The Vanderbilt committee will hear daily input as the conference weighs educational options and church unity.
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No More Concessions To Ulster Declared By Redmond
John Redmond the nationalist leader said no new concessions to Ulster would be made and that reports of renewed talks were incorrect. He stated the Irish party’s position had not changed and that the Home Rule Bill would receive its first reading and proceed to the Lords in its present form before Whitsuntide recess.
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John Redmond
Ulster
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House of Fiords
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Muscle Size Affects Efficiency in Different Occupations
Scientific tests show that in occupations using larger muscle groups women outperform men, while in tasks requiring smaller muscle use men are more efficient. The findings imply tailoring job roles to physiological strengths to optimize performance.
Train Brakes Stop Weighty Car Within Safe Distances
A train weighing about one thousand tons was brought to a stop within one thousand feet while traveling sixty miles per hour and within two thousand feet while moving eighty miles per hour, using a new airbrake system.
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