Bloody duel leaves three dead in Georgia town street
In Cordele and Crisp County a fatal shootout at Raines between Holliday King and Smiths ends with Holliday, King, and Harvey Smith dead and Quin Smith mortally wounded. The clash stems from hog damage disputes and escalates on a public road, leaving civilians shocked as authorities investigate.
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Troy King
Harvey Smith
Quin Smith
South Georgia
Cordele
Raines
R. E. Holliday
Holliday
King
Prinal
Smith Boys
Boltiday
Young King
Clots Tango
AtusiYady
John Ward
John Stephens
Stephens
Smith
A Smith
Hing
Want Ads Growing Like Clover in Springs
Want ads expand with spring weather in The Constitution. The Atlanta Constitution urges readers to place ads for selling old items and finding services, highlighting the appeal and ease of using the paper's classifieds for neighbors to connect and trade.
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Constitution
Dame Fashion
Atlanta
First Photo of Mrs J J Astor Taken Since Titanic Loss
Mrs John Jacob Astor appears in a mourning attire after the Titanic sinking. The April 1912 scene shows her in New York City with her terrier Patsy, as she contemplates memorial plans amid social duties. She travels in Washington state for hospital visits or related engagements.
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John Jacob Astor
Plana
New York
State of Washington
Wasian Alratale -Terrier
Patsy
Mrs Mackay Release Doubt Over Blake Suit
New York November 10 Arthur Train counsel for Mrs Clarence H Mackay announced that the suit filed by Mrs John A Blake against Mrs Mackay for 1000 dollars was discontinued. Mrs Blake signed a consent releasing Mrs Mackay from all claims and no payment was made or promised. George Gorden Battle counsel for Mrs Blake had no comment.
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New York
Arthur
Train
Clarence H. Mackay
Supreme'court
John A. Blake
Mackay
Joseph A. Blake
Blake
McCombs Expected to Accept French Ambassadorship
Washington November 10 Special. Four correspondent reports that Hon W F McCombs chairman of the national democratic committee will accept the ambassadorship to France. The post was offered last spring but declined then. McCombs recently returned from Europe where he met Dorothy Williams in London during the coronation ceremonies and engagement followed. President Wilson had held the post open hoping he would accept.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
W.f.mccombs
National Democratic Committee
France
McCombs
Europe
Dorothy Williams
London
Wilson
Parade seeks undecorated cars for today’s event
Car owners urged to enter an undecorated vehicle in the Whitehall and Mitchell parade starting at 10 o clock. A special prize of a Stromberg carburetor is offered for the best kept undecorated car, while decorated cars compete for prizes totaling about 1000 dollars.
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Whitehall
Mitchell Streets
Stromberg
Suffragist ZeHemerson in London riot injuries reported
Miss ZeHemerson American suffragist from Jackson Michigan was seriously injured by a blow during a riot in London. Her mother Mrs Emerson and Mrs Pankhurst met in Detroit and discussed the incident as activists urged American support for the suffrage fight.
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London
Zeke Emerson
Jackson
Mich
Bow Baths
Mies £ Emerson
Detroit
Emmeline Pankhurst
R. Ht. Emerson
Emerson
Splirs
Pankhurst
Floral Parade Draws Hundreds of Cars in Atlanta Show
The Atlanta million-dollar automobile exhibition features a floral parade at 10 am along Whitehall and Peachtree, with 1,500 to 2,000 cars expected. Sousa and his band perform at 2 pm, starting a tour of twenty concerts through the event.
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Atlanta
Whitehall
Peachtree
Andi
Sousa
J. Ky Gewinner
Gewinner
Scy Lee Ee
Whitehell
Mitchell
Peachtree Street
Five Pointa
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Boy Hero Dares Fire to Save Crippled Sister
Eight year old Jerr Karr, recently released from hospital with a broken leg, rescued sister Minnie Lee from flames at No 135 Venable. He dragged her to safety and turned on the kitchen hydrant as neighbors and officer Benson responded to the blaze.
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Jerr
Minnie Leo Karr
Venable
Hunnicutt
Marietta
Jett
Karr
Minnie Lee
D- Benson
Huerta Plans to Keep Power Amid U S Rift
Washington reports President Huerta defends his actions in Rio Congress raid and seizing power. He argues elections should be void and delayed until a president is chosen. Secretary Bryan releases Huerta note detailing provisional governance and calls for October 26 elections.
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Huerta
Congress
Mexico
United States Restricts Huerta Policy in Mexico
Washington reports show a strong U S stance to refuse recognition of any Huerta era government and potential limits on arms exports to factions in northern Mexico. Secretary Bryan conferred with Mexico's chargé d affaires while officials signal Huerta’s authority is questioned and Congress’ legitimacy disputed. The diplomatic note warns that new deputies may be installed but central power remains unsettled amid calls to curb US recognition.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Arma
Nouthern Republic
Bryan
Senor Algara
United States
Mexico
Sahinesce
Atate” “Department
Hherta'e
Diplematic Corps
Jape Saurday
Huerta
Builders of cities and morning newspapers noted
The piece highlights morning newspapers across the United States such as the Chicago Tribune The New York Times The New York World The New York Herald The Washington Post The Memphis Commercial Appeal The New Orleans Picayune The New Orleans Times-Democrat The Seattle Post-Intelligencer The Los Angeles Times The Springfield Republican The Richmond Times Dispatch The Houston Post The Cincinnati Enquirer The Cleveland Plain Dealer The St. Louis Globe-Democrat The Minneapolis Tribune The Louisville Courier Journal The Atlanta Constitution. It argues morning issuance drives success with sizable advertising revenues.
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United States
Chicago, Tribune
The
New York Times
New York ‘World
iThe New-York Herald
Washington Post
Memphis. Commercial Appeal
New Orleans Picayune
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Seattle’ Post-Intelligencer
Los Angels
Times
Springfield
Mass
Republican
Richmond Times- Dispatch
Houston Post
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cleveland’ Plain-Dealer
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Minneapolis Tribune
Louisville Courier- Journal
Atlanta Constitution
Weather Prophecy and Fair Conditions Forecast
Weather outlook shows fair skies for Georgia with a Tuesday warm trend in the northwest portion. Expect modest winds shifting to variable by Wednesday. Temperature near normal with rainfall recorded as 0.00 inches in the past 24 hours and a 0.70 inch deficiency since the first of the month. Deficiency since January 1 stands at 0.7 inches.
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Georgia
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