Coopers Claim Carmack Fired First Bullet
Friends of the Coopers allege Carmack fired two shots before Hobin Cooper used his pistol. Carmack's friends say his enemies instigated the killing. The statement recounts meetings with E A Craig about editorial references to Colonel Cooper. Cooper and his son sought a meeting with Carmack but aimed to avoid him, proceeding toward the governor's mansion and along Seventh Avenue North.
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Carmack Attacked After Taunting Woman Friend
Nashville November 9 Mrs Charles H Eastman eyewitness to the killing of Senator Carmack describes a street confrontation on Seventh avenue near Church street. Eastman and J M Eastman of New York nearby as Carmack raised his hand to reply before a passerby shouted You coward you are hiding behind a woman. Carmack sprang forward, fell in the gutter, as the assailant stood over him and pocketed a small object.
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Carmack Is Shot in Street Duel with Cooper Family Ties Echoed
Former U S senator Edward Ward Carmack dies after a street duel with young attorney Robin Cooper in Nashville. Cooper wounded in shoulder. Colonel Duncan E. Cooper, father of the aggressor, held by police. Editorials in The Tennessean blamed Carmack's recent writings for the fatal confrontation.
Cooper and Carmack Rivalry Sparks Tennessee Editorials
Nashville observers recount a long history between Colonel Duncan B. Cooper and William H. Carmack. From early collaboration at The American to sharp attacks over Tennessee politics, the two figures shaped party lines and editorial battles through the early 1900s, with renewed clashes as reconciliations emerged and Carmack’s columns drew fierce response.
Southern Medical Association Opens in Atlanta Today
Physicians from the southern states gather in Atlanta for the second annual Southern Medical Association meeting in the New Kimball ballroom. About 150 attendees anticipated for a program with addresses by Hoke Smith and Z C Olmstead, plus reports from committees and section meetings at Piedmont and New Kimball venues across Wednesday and Thursday.
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Taft to Visit Atlanta for Short Stay En Route
President-elect Taft and Mrs Taft will spend the winter in Augusta. They may spend several days in Atlanta on their way from Hot Springs after receiving cordial invitations from Atlanta citizens and social organizations. A telegraph from Hot Springs confirms their intent to visit briefly before proceeding to Augusta for the season.
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Supreme Court Lets Kentucky Ban Coeducation Stand
Washington declares state power to regulate schooling extends to preventing white and black students from attending same schools. Ruling treats Berea College case as corporate amendment issue, affirming Kentucky law precluding coeducation. Justice Brewer writes for the majority, with Justices Harlan and Day dissenting.
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Adler Cheered Upon His Return From Honduras
New Orleans on November 9 William A Adler former president of the defunct State National Bank of New Orleans returned from Honduras aboard the steamer Ellis to a cheering crowd. United States Marshal arrested him on a federal indictment charging misapplication of 238000. Bond set at 10000 signed by Mayor Behrman, Mayor Mitepatick, and three business men. Court date expected after more evidence from the United States District Attorney Posters. Adler had fled last December aboard the Alps wrecked near Honduras.
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Woodward Police Chief to Report Alleged Misconduct
The Woodward police chief will investigate and report why an alleged misconduct case involving the mayoral candidate was not followed by an arrest. Aimed at transparency, the inquiry seeks answers on procedural decisions and the character concerns raised.
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James G Woodward mayoral bid in doubt after sobriety inquiry
Reports claim James G Woodward left the city amid a police board probe into his sobriety. Chief Jennings will report on the case as investigators consider whether to file charges or pursue further actions through the recorder's court. The probe could affect his December general election prospects and any opposition to his mayoral candidacy.
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Weather Summary for Georgia Regions
Fair Tuesday and Wednesday with cooler conditions in the western portion Tuesday and cooler on Wednesday. Variable winds shift to marthem at some stations. Reports from various stations indicate unseasonably mild air replacing cooler conditions later in the week.
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