Fusion campaign in New York mayor race ends clearly
Georgia campaign manager Bob Adamson drives the Fusion forces in a volatile New York City mayoral battle. Joe Johnson backs McCall for Tammany, with predictions of Mitchel victory sparking bold claims as betting odds favor fusion. The clash closes with Adamson praised for strategic control and a dramatic finish expected.
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Sulzer Fights Disorder on New York Campaign Night
Deposed New York Governor William Sulzer, now a candidate for the assembly in the sixth district, faced heckling and an assault with eggs and vegetables as he spoke. A shrieking crowd of girls, a fife and drum corps, and smashed campaign signs accompanied the scene, while police diverted a ensuing melee.
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Here's a Tip for Huerta Want Ad Urges Constitution
The Atlanta Constitution urges Huerta to consider a good job by placing a classified Constitution Want Ad. It claims workers with snap and worth should seek better environments and notes the retailer’s day ahead. Call Main 5000 or Atlanta 5001 to place orders.
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Children of Joe Jung Enter School Monday in Atlanta
City Attorney James L. Mayson ruled that Ruth and Ollie Jung, children of Atlanta’s first Chinese citizen, are eligible for admission to white public schools. The decision, based on Georgia law and a California ruling, allows a child of a white mother and a non Negro father to enroll. Ruth will be in the fifth grade at the Williams school and Ollie in the fourth. their mother, Mrs. Ella Jung, speaks proudly of her family as they prepare for Monday’s start.
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Seaboard Officials Inspect Atlanta Lines on Tour
Seaboard railway leader W J Harahan and associates J W Stanley W L Seddon and R T Cheatham arrived in Atlanta for the annual system inspection. They rested at the Georgian Terrace and stated the visit has no connection with Atlanta affairs.
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Road trip audience to Georgia sale by court order
In a brief inspection visit, Stanley explains that the Birmingham and Atlante road will be sold by court order. He and companions traveled from Muncon, planning to rest over Sunday, move to Birmingham, then Florida, and return to Washington in about two weeks.
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Gorgas Heads to South Africa for Pneumonia Fight
Colonel W. Gorgas sails from New York to South Africa to aid Transvaal medical experts in reducing pneumonia deaths. Mrs Gorgas and Major K R E Noble accompany him on the mission.
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Duel Over Bull Terrier Ends in Death in Lilly Georgia
Wright Spradley, a Dooly County farmer, shot and killed A. D. Godwin, the Lilly city marshal, after a dispute over a bull terrier allegedly stealing a steak from a market owned by Godwin’s brother J. J. Godwin. Five shots were fired. Godwin died within an hour. Spradley and his dog fled and were pursued by Sheriff H. L. Davis.
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Judge Speers illness delays impeachment inquiry
Washington reports Emory Speer federal judge for Georgia's southern district is ill and under threat of impeachment. A House Judiciary Subcommittee postponed the November 10 start of its investigation, pending any health improvement that might allow resumption.
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Railways uphold mileage book restrictions in interstate travel
Interstate Commerce Commission rules mileage books may carry conditions not discriminatory and not illegal, opposing Georgia Railroad Commission. Held interchangeable mileage books sold at reduced rates are not required to be cheaper, and baggage check requires trip tickets. Travelers may pay full through fare to avoid the patch, with prompt station service for mileage holders.
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Diplomats Confer With Lind in Vera Cruz
Russian, Norwegian and German ministers meet with President Wilson's representative Tobhn Lind in Vera Cruz. The talks are described as cordial but strictly confidential with further conferences planned before ministers return to Mexico City.
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Mexican Rebels to Seek American Recognition
Nogales Sonora Mexico November 11 General Venustiano Carranza leader of the Mexican constitutionalists announced he would formally appeal to Washington for recognition of the belligerency of the insurgents probably tomorrow or Monday Carranza arrived tonight on a special train from Hermosillo Sonora It was said Carranza’s mission was to meet with an agent of President Wilson who was expected to arrive
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Washington
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Mexican editor blames Wilson over Mexican elections
Mexico City November 1 El Pais editorially admits government influence on last Sundays Mexican elections. It argues Huerta Blanquet votes were artificial and questions if US President Wilson can or should reject the results. The piece warns of a Western powers plan to sanction U.S. moves and asserts only Mexico can judge Huerta’s legitimacy. Continued on Page Six.
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Doctor in Duel Shoots Intruder at Home on Orme Street
Dr. Hawley, a well known physician of 41 Orme Street, woke to a masked burglar in his room. He shot the intruder twice with a derringer, wounding him and causing a blood trail as the robber fled. Hawley was wounded but will recover. detectives search for the burglar using the weapon and keys found.
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Weather Prophecy Forecast Sparse Seasonal Bumps
Weather report notes fair skies with warmer conditions in Georgia Fall region. Sunday to Monday show light to moderate northeast winds. Record shows low temperatures around 64 and high near 86 with mean around 45. Precipitation readings nearly zero this period, with monthly and yearly deficiencies listed.
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