Roosevelt Trial Opens With Drunkenness Charge
Former president Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Marquette with notable figures to face a civil suit filed by George A. Newett over an editorial alleging Roosevelt drank alcohol. The case, heard by a four miners and others jury, begins amid heavy public interest and court cautions on influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Mich
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
George A. Newett
Morro
TL O'Clom Conight
Richard
Flannigan
Roosevelto
Newett
Naif
Roosevelt
Economy Ativer-Pertinent Theme Cheat Sheet
Economy An tver-Pertinent Theme advises judicious saving by shopping advertisers. It suggests locating best buys through Constitution ads and emphasizes real savings over imagined ones. The piece promotes habit reform and encourages sharing tips with friends.
General probe begun of the postal service
Postmaster General Burleson may order an investigation of the Atlanta post office as part of a broad probe into postal service inefficiencies. Inspections have been sent to eastern cities. Atlanta's office to be studied later amid concerns over mail delays and the 3 hour law for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunel C. Roper
Atlanta
H. T. McKee
Virginians Take Lee Remains Back to Virginia Process Begins
A Virginia legislature committee departs for Georgia to return General Henry Lee Light Horse Harry Lee’s remains to Virginia. He died in Savannah and was buried on Cumberland Island. The 1881 act funded the removal, now to inter his remains in the Lee vault at the Lee University chapel with cadet escorts. The three committee members are Hush A White John Tanielz and John M Mart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Virginia
Georgia
Henry Lee
Harry Lee
Robert B. Lee
Lee
Savannah
Cubs
Cumberland Island
Daughters of the American Revolution
General Assembly
Laa
Washington and Lea University
Virginia Miliary Institute
Washington and Lee University
Hush A. White
Rookbritze
Cheirmah
Ifon
John Tanielz
Loudoun
Fauquier
John M
Art
Roanike
Man Killed Riding Newbern Motorbike Shortly After Purchase
Forrest Lee of the revenue cutter Pambicol in Wilmington was killed on a main street in Newbern while speeding on a newly bought motorcycle. He reportedly rode at about sixty miles per hour around a curve and was instantly killed as he was unfamiliar with the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. C
Newbern
N.C
Forrest Lee
Pambicol
Leehaat
United Confederate Veterans Open at Camp Stewart in Tennessee
Crowds in Chattanooga as the twenty third reunion begins with weather concerns and a contest for commander in chief. General Bennett H. Young is expected to be reelected amid debates over a rule banning women from riding astride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanoora
Tenn
A. T. Stewart
United Confederate Veterans
Lookout
Tilavalu
United States
Camp Stewart
Young
Genera Bennett H. Young
Nathan Redford Forrest
Macon
K. M. van Zand
Fort Worth
Texas
ietrara-Mississipp
General Young
General van Zandt
Tulsi
Okla
Jacksonville
Fla
Nashville
Tann
Richmond
Val Baltimore
San Antonio
Denver
Colo
A. P. Svewant
J.P. Hickman
Tennessee Division
Hickman
A. A. Lyon
Army and Navy Medical Association
Nicholas Longworth
Flugsevelt
Blazing Bi Plane Flight Ends With Safe Landing
Salisbury England May 25 A British aviator Coloyns Pizey and passenger M Fellows leapt from a blazing biplane after a gasoline tank exploded near the town outskirts. The carburetor ignited fuel and flames swept under Fellows seat while Pizey kept control and made a perilous but successful forced landing. Both men escaped injury as the plane crashed and the tank exploded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
England
Coloyns Pizey
M. Fellows
Fellows
Pizey
Wilson Drives Tariff Lobby Into Open Controversy
President Wilson denounces the tariff lobby as "industrious" and "insidious" urging relief from burdensome proposals as Congress debates the Underwood tariff bill. He cites efforts against free wool and free sugar while Senators and Representatives weigh regulation and licensing for lobbyists. Page Seven continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Capitol
Wille
Publc
Simmons
Finance Committee
House
Senate
Kenyon
Town
C. B. Smarth
New York
Wanted Boarders Ad for Two Young Women
Classified notice seeks boarders for two young women offering $5 per week. Call Ivy at 3935 for information. Appeared in The Constitution classified section with 10 calls. If you can host more boarders, call Main at Atlanta ra9. Three lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo Young Wen
Ivy
Atlanta
Sheridan divorces nevada based on wife’s social work
Mrs. Sarah MacDonald Sheridan, close ally of President Wilson, a musician and founder of the New National Fireside movement, granted an absolute divorce from Charles Oscar Sheridan in Reno. She describes her life as devoted to sociological work, with her son Mark Sheridan a noted mural painter and daughter married into English nobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sarah MacDonald Sheridan
Wilson
Charles Oscar Sheridan
Nevada
Reno
Sheridan
Gramercy Park
Mark Sheridan
Atlanta
Happly
Ehigland
David Compton
Margaret Wilson
James MacDonald
Georgia
Martinetty
Son
Atenta
What Is Wrong With Currency Investigation Begins
The senate banking and currency committee opened its inquiry into the nation’s currency system on May 6 exploring defects and remedies through a prepared list of 32 questions. The project aims to detail essential flaws advantages and possible reform paths including reserve and note issues central associations and asset secured currency proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Central Reserve Association
Treasury
Central Association
Banka
Offic
National Monetary Commission
Nelson
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Lehon Severs Connection With Phagan Case After Conference
Dan P Lehon and Solicitor General Hugh Dorsey end Burns agency involvement in the Mary Phagan murder probe. Tobie confirms Burns forces depart Chicago bound, citing opposition hindering operations and questioned bribery charges. He asserts belief in Frank Guilty, claims Burns agency sought to find the slayer before leaving Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Phagan
den P. Lehon
Burns Southern
Hig Agency
Hugh M. Dor
W. Toble
Unna Criminal Department
Burns
Tobie
The
Constitution
Piedmont Hotel
Burna
Lehon
Atlanta
William J. G Burny
Phagan
Dan Lehon
Ned
Golfettar
Chicago
Frank
Sanford
Dorsey
Tobie Sald
Weather Prophecy CLOUDY Weather Prophecy CLOUDY
Local report forecasts cloudy skies for Georgia with general outlooks for July Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Michigan Foitor
Pinchot
Garfield
Loeb
Robert Bacon
Truman H. Newberry
Secretary of the Navy
Gifford Pinchot
James B. Garfield Hegis GA. Post
Porto Rico
Alexander Lambert
Jacob A. Ris
Rixey
Surgeon General of the Navy
Lawrence Abbott
W. Emlen Roosevelt
Phillip
William Loeb
Glison Gardner
L A. Curtis
O. K. Darin
Frank Tyree
John Callan O'Loughlin
Jamey Sloan
Sloan
Tyree
Secret Service
Rim
Ishpeming, Mich
Irene
William P. Belden
Ishpemhy
Horace Andrews
Mr. Garfeld
Myron Sherwood
Chence
Postal Service
McKee
Overman
Taft
North Carolina
Alaska
Lewis ‘J. Erwin
Senate Judiciary Committee
Gearsta
Bartow County
Tennessee
Wir Erwin
Yakima
Wash
Chickamauga
Charles Sheridan
Sheridans
Mrs. Sheridan
Cause
Senate Banking Committee
Dan P. Lehon
Hugh Dorsey
Case
Felder
Mariana
Rover
Baltimore
Birmingham
Boston
Buffale
Gharleston
Galveston
Kansas City
Knoxville
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Mophile
Lear
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Portland
Raleigh
San Francisco
St. Louis
Part
St. Paul
Lake City
Shreveport
Rashinetan
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!