Police Board Denounces Recall Claims In Atlanta Session
Police commissioners condemned a recall bulletin as malicious and misleading. They said officers were discharged for misconduct, not suspended. Recorder Johnson urged a fresh, lean probation head and audits. three probation staff should be reassigned, with finances checked.
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LAW AND A WOMAN LAND GAIN IN A CELL
Arthur H Cain an Atlanta insurance man arrested with Mrs. T Harding after leaving his wife and child amid a quiet disappearance Cain said he supported his family and was in love with Harding He and Harding were held on bonds of 500 each and Cain faces trial before Recorder George Johinson Cain claimed he did not abandon his wife and had sent money home Harding refused to talk to a reporter about the arrest.
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Arthur H Cain
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Tired of Being Hunted for an Ancient Murder Ends Surrender
Benjamin Miller, 80, once Riverton town marshal, surrendered in Jena Louisiana after forty years on the run for a murder in 1879. A telegram from Sheriff J. Dewitt reports Miller admittedthe killing of James Korbin during a quarrel and expressed he is near death and wants to surrender. An officer will be sent for Miller who is described as nearly ninety.
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Benjamin Miller
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Jena
Sherif O J. Dewitt
James Korbin
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Miler
Miller
Time for Formulation of New World Religion
Professor Harry A Overstreet of the College of the City of New York told a gathering of ministers at the thirty first annual Unitarian conference of the middle states and Canada that the world is in social upheaval and religious ferment making a new religion ripe. He warned that traditional churches are lukewarm and failing to meet modern needs, predicting the new faith will emerge among groups embracing science democracy and social ideals.
China awards grand prize to George Bronson Rea
The Chinese government awarded George Bronson Rea an American engineer from Brooklyn the grand prize for a national railway program, according to a cablegram received tonight from Pekin by the Far Eastern bureau.
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George 1 ‘Bronson Rea
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Pekin
Far Eastern Bureau
Coronation of Yoshihito Opens Japan to Foreign Guests
In Kyoto on November 10 1926 foreign delegates witnessed the mikado coronation for the first time. The ceremony centered on the sacred mirror Kashikado and imperial regalia symbolizing imperial power. Officials nobles and foreign diplomats attended in formal dress as gate guards opened for guests. The event marked Japan's shift toward inclusive reverence around the imperial throne.
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Shunkogen Hell
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George W. Guthrie
Guthrie
Post Wheeler
Every Day Every Hour Intensifies Serb Stand Against Central Powers
The report notes ongoing peril for Serbian forces as they resist Austro German and Bulgarian advances from the north and into the Balkans. Considerable casualties and continuous fighting strain the army as supplies and reinforcements remain stretched. The front remains fluid with no decisive breakthrough despite harsh winter conditions.
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Allied Troops Hold Serbia as Allies Press For Strong Push
Allied strength in southern Serbia grows as French and British forces mount an energetic offensive to block Bulgars and bolster defenses around Nis and Monastir. London reports 300,900 Allied troops landed at Salonika with Italy possibly sending help to Albania. Central powers control much of Serbia but Macedonia hints at shifting initiative. Continued on page four.
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War leaders pledge resolve as balance tips in Europe
London November 9 The high tide of Teuton power is declared, with Asquith and Balfour urging no pause until Europe is liberated. A banquet at Guild Hall featured war economy menus, cheers for allies, and a stark clash of moral visions as Paul Cambon denounced German terror and cited justice, liberty, and open town destruction in the war’s framing.
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Charles Cheera Wakefield
Asquith
A. J. Balfour
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Michael
New Zealand
William Thomas Mackenzie
Dardanelles
Earl of Derby
John A. Simon
Germany
Paul Cambon
Lucre
Misa Equtn Cavell
Monster Banquet Marks Georgia Harvest Festival Climax
Georgia Harvest Festival week climaxes with a merchant banquet at the Kimball house ballroom on Friday November 19. Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo and William G McCombs will headline as principal speakers with hundreds of Atlanta business leaders and statewide representatives in attendance. President Beaumont Davison of the festival association conceived the idea to celebrate national prosperity and launched the plan after a conference with leading merchants.
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Atlanta
Davison
H. Sones
Ancona Bound For New York Sunk by Submarine. 270 Survivors
The Italian steamer Ancona en route from Naples to New York was sunk by a large submarine flying Austrian colors. Of 582 aboard, 422 were passengers and 160 crew. 270 survivors, some wounded, were landed at Bizerta. The line’s New York manager calls the disaster an absolute crime and murder. the ship valued at over 1 million dollars and no munitions carried.
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Ancona
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Julfan
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Ancona Sinking Prompts US Austrian Tension
Washington detects possible US Austria clash after the Ancona disaster. Officials await confirmation on torpedoing with or without warning and whether Americans died. If proven, a US note to disavow and safeguard future incidents may follow, mirroring Lusitania tensions. Ambassadors in Vienna and Rome would supply details before any formal move.
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Weather Prophecy Forecasts Cold Wednesday in Washington
A weather note predicts calmer skies but colder temperatures for Wednesday in Washington. The forecast hints at a possible shift in conditions, with readers advised to prepare for cooler air and strong winds.
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