Macon Cop Suspended for Using Gun During Disturbance
Macon Georgia May 18 Special Patrolman Patrick Fierce suspended from the police force for discharging his pistol to attract officers during a lower Berry Street disturbance. He followed instructions from Lieutenant Champ Drew, who faces a police committee inquiry. A horse alleged shot at a nearby scene is linked to the incident.
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Macon
Patrick Fierce
Afr
Fierce
Champ Drew
Drew
Érry Street
Pierce Hut
Tig
Iss
A. F. Sires
Helms
TAKING TESTIMONY IN SUGAR INQUIRY
The taking of testimony in the government's suit to dissolve the sugar trust continues under Special Referee Wilson B. Brice, who arrives from Macon and has practiced law in New York. The case is expected to extend about six months, with Brice presiding in New York.
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Wilson B. Brice
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Mr. Brice
New York City
Recall of Judges and U S Senators Bill Passes Arizona Assembly
Phoenix May 18. A bill providing for an advisory recall of federal judges and United States senators by majority vote of the people passed the state assembly yesterday. The measure sets the advisory process as a step toward accountability in federal leadership.
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Phoenix
Ariz
United States
Socialist Refused to Pay for Whisky Charged in Chicago
Chicago on May 18 Stanley Ludeck, a self described socialist, declared I am a socialist and don't have to pay for my whisky. He was arrested on a charge of refusing to pay for a drink at a rink and appeared in court yesterday with unclear details forthcoming.
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Chicago
Stanley Ludeck
Home-Coming Day Planned at East End Baptist Church
Home-Coming Day will be observed at East End Baptist Church with services from 10 a.m. to evening, including sermons and addresses by Rev. Wm. A. Babb, Rev. J. B. Bozeman, Rev. John Cawthorne, and others, followed by a community dinner on the grounds and musical participation by Mrs. T. J. Jobridge and an orchestra. A large gathering is expected. Take South Decatur car to Poplar Springs.
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East End
Elf
Wm. A. Babb
KE. EB. GI
Hugh R. Barnard
Mr. Pendleton
Charen
Miss Pendleton
J. B. Bozeman
John Cawthorne
A. C. Hendrey
Quanta
Hendley
T. J. Iobridge, Jr
Schooner Goes Down With All On Board In Dense Fog
A wireless from the steam ship A. W. Perry reports a schooner collided with the vessel offshore near Liverpool New York in thick fog. The schooner sank with about fifteen men presumed lost. Perry rescued two crew from a lifeboat and searched for the others for more than a day with no further trace found.
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Halifax
A. W. Perry
Liverpool
N. Y
Perry
Georgia Coast and Piedmont to build Brunswick extension
Brunswick May 18 Special The Georgia Coast and Piedmont railroad plans to begin active work on its Brunswick extension from Darien. The old Darien road will be used to reach Brunswick with a straight line to rice fields. A large steel bridge will cross the Altamaha linking Glynn and McIntosh counties. Plans for the bridge were accepted by the government. The line is to reach Brunswick as soon as preliminary arrangements are finished. The Georgia Coast and Piedmont will use the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic passenger station as its Brunswick terminal.
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Brunswick
Georgia Coast and Piedmont Railroad
Darien
Alabama River
Altamaha
Glynn
McIntosh
Prometera
Georgia Coast
Piedmont
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Can't Find Candidate for Senate in Fourth
Brunswick May 18 Special It looks as if the Fourth senatorial district Glynn Camden and Chariton will be without a state senator next year Under the rotation system Chariton county is to name the member who will succeed W W King of Camden the present incumbent but no announcements have been made and it seems there are no sons fit for the seat who want the job One or two leading citizens have been urged to run but have declined and it appears there will be no suitable candidate at all
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Brunswick
Glynn
Camden
Chariton
W. W- King
Camsden
Bresent
Tela
Hite
Sidate
Fen
Jett
Guerely
Quirky Illinois merchant dies in Canada at 77
Aurora Wisconsin May 18. The death of D W Stockwell marks the passing of a noted Illinois character once a major northern store owner during the Civil War era. He kept antique stock and offered no advertising, running his shop from 7 am to 6 pm until his death at Ha ward en Canada after a long decline.
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Aurora
D. W. Stockwell
Hawarden
Canada
Illinois
Chicago
Waifs of the Titanic Taken by Their Mother
New York May 1 The passenger list of the Oceanic outward bound for Europe includes Mme Marcelle Navratil and her two children Michael and Edmond, the two Titanic waifs whose identities and fate have drawn wide interest. The mother says she will not discuss the disaster or their father until they are safely home.
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Mner
Europe
Mme
Marcelle Navratil
Michael
Edmond
Tde Atlantic
Alice
Guar
Miks Hays
Nis
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