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Special notice directs cessation of cos advertisement by phone and requests written notices. The mix of classified ads seeks workers including housekeeper cook stenographer and general help, with locations in Atlanta and surrounding streets, plus government jobs and crime notes.
Arrested for Murder in Carolina Railway Yardmaster Charged
Columbia C May 29 Benjamin W Brown night yardmaster of the Seaboard Air Line railway was arrested on a murder warrant issued at Hamlet North Carolina. It is alleged he killed a flagman named Funderburg there last Christmas day. He will not resist requisition and will be taken to North Carolina for trial.
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Columbia
Benjamin W. Brown
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Hamlet
N. C
Funderburg
North Carolina
All Matrimonial Records Broken By Clarence Pinion At Law
Clarence Pinion a Young carpenter in Atlanta set a matrimonial record by marrying twice in 24 hours, taking two wives, then facing a bigamy warrant after divorce proceedings. He remarried Misa Lulu Bello Lory, obtained a final divorce from his first wife, and was released on recognizance as the case heads to trial Friday.
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Clarence Pinion
Atlanta
Bizanry
Pinion
Misa Lulu Bello Lory
Humphrey’ Street
Pendleton
Louisiana Returns Thanks to New York
New York May 29 Governor Sanders of Louisiana expressed gratitude for New York City aid to flood victims. He thanked Mayor Gaynor, the mayoral secretary, and New York citizens for their support. Total contributions turned over to the mayor’s committee reached 3,905 dollars, with the New York Cotton Exchange adding 5,470 dollars sent to the Memphis Cotton Exchange president for distribution.
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New York
Sanders
Louisiana
Gaynor
Mayora
New York Cotton Exchange
Memphis Hutton Exchange
Bishop Gunn Receives Flood Relief Check
Natchez Mississippi May 29 Bishop Gunn today received a check for 244 dollars from Very Rev Father Mauer of Jacksonville Florida. The gift came from the Catholic congregation there in recognition of Natchez donations during the Jacksonville fire.
Wilfrid Laurier Questions Taft Reciprocity Letter
Montreal May 29 Sir Wilfrid Laurier spoke at a liberal banquet denouncing the Taft letter to Roosevelt on reciprocity as shallow rhetoric. He said Taft’s arguments fail to convince Theodore Roosevelt and asserted Canada would not become an adjunct of the United States. Laurier insisted Canada was on the right.
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Montreal
Quebec
Wilfrid Laurier
Taft
Roosevelt
Canada
United States
Wilfrid
Theodore
Prophecy of Nations Scussed by Haynes at Old Tabernacle
Evange list Carlyle B. Haynes spoke last night on how nations rise and fall align with Daniel’s prophecies. He traced four beasts Babylon Medo Perish Greece and Rome and argued some survived while others were absorbed by the papacy, predicted to unite under the Lord’s kingdom.
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Evangelist Carlyle B. Haynes
Old Tabernacle
Bablyon
Greece
Rome
Papacy
Bribery Details Told by Franklin at Darrow Trial
Los Angeles May 29 Bert Franklin former chief detective for the McNamara defense described alleged bribery of George N Lockwood as the Darrow trial continued He said Darrow showed a list of prospective jurors and urged him to influence them Franklin testified that he told Darrow Lockwood was a man of character and that their friendship could not continue if he could not accept it The prosecution seeks to link Darrow to corrupting witnesses and expects to call Detective Guy Biddinger and George R Behn among others to support broader corruption charges in the McNamara case
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bert
Franklin
McNamara Defense
George N. Lockwood
Clarence 8
Darrow
Lockwood
Nao
Lincoln Steffens
McNamara
Lst
Frankin
Robert F. Bain
Ford
Bordwell
Hutton
Guy Biddinger
Chicago Police
George Rb.behm
Ore McManig
James
Riddinger Tegard
Chicago
McNamaras
McManigan
Anatay
Loving Cup Given to C. T. Ladson
A silver saving cup was presented to C. T. Ladson attorney for the Georgia Federation of Labor and the Atlanta Federation of Trades at a banquet at Folsom's attended by over thirty trades union members. Jerome Jones editor of The Journal of Labor presented the cup as a token of appreciation for Ladson's twelve years as legal adviser and his work with the unions. Speeches followed from prominent labor figures.
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C. T. Ladson
Georgia Federation of Labor
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Folsom
Warcross
Lee Smith
Jerome Jones
The
Journal of Labor
Ladson
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