Accidental Rifle Shot Kills Brother in Tennessee Street Home
W E Gibson 16 accidentally fired a 22 caliber Winchester rifle at Henry Gibson believed to be 18 at their home 76 Tennille street. The bullet struck Henry in the nose and passed through his brain. Henry died en route to hospital Grady ambulance. William Gibson was arrested but released after Coroner’s inquest found no intent. The mother is prostrated and near death. funeral set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Gibson
Henry Gibson
Tennille Street
Weilnesses
McGill
Gillesple
William B. Gibson
Henry
Wiliam
Grady
William
Donehoe
Albert Gibson
Beavis
Gibson
Jake
B. Gibson
Votes to be counted today at the final campaign count
Final vote tally expected today with leaders awaiting results at 2 o'clock. Officials urged calm as the constitution's circulation campaign proceeds. observers from local groups attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe
Constitution
Iowa Democrats Back Clark At State Convention Amid Unit Rule Fight
Iowa Democrats instructed twenty six delegates to back Champ Clark at the national convention under the unit rule. Clark supporters won 638% to SBT% over Wilson, with some Bryan Harmon allies opposing the rule. Thirty two delegates go to the nation in June. eight Wilson followers will still be bound to Clark. Delegates-at large chosen, district delegates named, platform endorses direct vote, initiative and referendum, and criticizes Republican tariff as unjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Lows
Iowa
Champ Clark
Clark
Wilson
Bryan
Friends
Harmon
Bale Timers
Eigh
Roosevelt Wing
Sixth FQ
Macon
Roosevelt
Sixth Congressional District
Taft
West Virginia
Huntington
W. Va
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Hoosevelt
Wretes
Virginia
Eayerday
Tart
Col. Roosevelt
Union City
Tenn
Tennessee
W. & Poston
Alamo
G. T. Taylor
M. & Lovelane
Martin
J. T. Lovel
Rooze~ve
Patten Smashes Cereal Prices In Market Surge
Chicago May 1 Jameez A Patten tonight received credit from market reporters for creating a Chicago board of trade price surge in cereals. Prices fell about six cents per bushel and packing-house products dropped nearly a dollar per barrel. Patten’s quotations covered all grains and provisions as a gigantic selling movement ran beyond control, with his firm estimated to have sold over five million bushels of wheat in forty eight hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jameez A. Patten
Patten
Imeptus
Hundreds of fugitives die from water shortage in Mexican clash
At General Huerta's headquarters near Yermo Mexico on May 16 the federal army pressed northward ten miles gathering bodies of rebels killed in the prior engagement. Starving insurrectos fled the retreat as reports of brutal privations spread and hundreds are feared dead from lack of food and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
Yermo
Mexico
Tellez
Ceballos
Reilano
Puerta
Conejos
Bribery Charge Shocks Taft Roosevelt Camps
Washington reports a DC delegate W Calvin Chase accuses Senator Dixon Roosevelt aide of trying to bribe him to repudiate Taft and back Roosevelt. Chase says he accompanied a Georgia politician to Dixon’s residence and was promised support to endorse Roosevelt, amid Roosevlet Taft campaign disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe Corrigan, Jr
Washington, D. C
W. Calvin Chase
District of Columbia
Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Chase
Dixon
Henry Lincoln
Johnson
Georgia
Rucker
Chases
Theodore Roogex
Murder Trial Links Richeson to Cambridge Church Affair
The Rev. W. T. Richeson is shown with Avis Linnell whom he killed to silence her about their relation. He was engaged to Violat Edmands, daughter of a wealthy church member, and sought Linnell’s removal to prevent disclosure and his marriage plans. Richeson pastored Immanuel Baptist Church in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. T. Richeson
Avis Linnell
Expiore
Violat Edmands
Richeson
Misa Edmands
Richegan
Immanuel Baptist Church
Cambridge
Mase
Governor Refuses Richeson Commutation in Hyannis Murder
Boston May 16 Governor Foss announced he would not refer Clarence V J Richeson s petition for commutation to the executive council in the Hyannis murder of Avis Linnell The governor said alienists found the condemned man a neurotic somnambulist and neurasthenic with insanity in his family The clemency ruling follows a confession and plea of insanity supported by affidavits and an exam by leading alienists Continued on Last Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Avis Linnell
Hyannis
Foss
Richeson
Executive Council
Charlestown
Charles Street
Jasi
Clemensy
Clarence V.J
Taft Roosevelt clash over delegates in Ohio clash
Cleveland Ohio May 16 Taft rebutted Roosevelt claim of 522 delegates to the Republican national convention stating Roosevelt has 809 and that Ohio results will decide the nomination Roosevelt meanwhile said he has 501 delegates and expects nomination on first ballot He campaigned from Green ville to Toledo addressing crowds and promising to prevail at Chicago with figures backing his claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt
Taft Cinlus
Chicago
Montana
Coumbyr
Texas
Arkansas
Oho
Theodore
Toledo
Greenville
Roogevelt
Ithe
Foota
Ad Men Off for Dallas Today
A delegation of 75 to 100 Atlanta ad men and boosters will depart at 2 PM on a Seaboard Air Line train to attend the national Ad Men's convention in Dallas. The North Carolina group joins from Asheville Winston-Salem Maltebury Charlotte Statesville. The train will stop Birmingham at 8 PM where the delegation will be honored at a banquet at the Hillman hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Atlanta A& Men’s Club
Atlanta
Ang
Boosters
Texas City
North Carolina
Tar Heel
Madestic
Piedmont
Asheville
Winston-Salera
Maltebury
Charlotte
Statesville
Seaboard
St. &ii
St. &Ii~be Composed of A Bag- Bige Par Combination Club Ape ‘ Amoker
Birmingham
Ollock
Hillman Hotel
Coffee price, output limits tied to Brazil market moves
Washington May 6. Testimony before the house investigating committee alleges three New York banks aided Brazil to curb coffee output and hold prices for Brazilian planters and dealers. Herman Steichen testified the National City Bank acted with a patriotic motive and loaned reluctantly to exploit American trade. He claimed the move prevented a potential revolution and kept prices from collapsing as production rose from 6 to 14 million bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Money Trust
House
New York
National City Bank
J. Pier
Pont Morgan & Co
First National Bank
Brazil
Herman Sieicken
Crossman & Sielcken
Steichen
United States
South America
Sleleken
Sao Paulo
Untermeyer
Samuel Untermeyer
Mr. Sietklen
Mr. Untermeyer
Mn Sisiken
Ee Ae
Also Mentioned on This Page
Galmore
Mee
Anny
Incu
Federals
Hellano
Hscalon
Gonzalo
Enrile
Orozco
Pers
Chihushua
Hebel
Mazatlan
Mex
Tuscan
Ariz
Holly
Len
Tak Lane
Gov
Congress
Inebel
Iam
Atlantic City
Cir
Alveston
Bay
Bitte
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Kansag City
Prewville
Cievidie
Montreal
Ley Paw
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!