No Decision On Viaduct Problem After Police Board Session
An executive session of the Atlanta police commissioners last night discussed the removal of the disreputable house under the Washington Street viaduct. Grand jury members and editors attended. Dr John B White sent a letter. The board will reconvene if Bishop Nelson or Dr White join the discussion. No action was taken at this time.
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Board of Police Commissioners
Grand Jury
Bishop C Kelson
John B. White
Second Baptist Church
Washington Street
Bishop Nelson
Dr White
John J Side
Police Board
Nolice Board
Atlanta
Constitution
Journal
Grand Jurora
Dr Whites
Notice Given to the Lawless in New Orleans Cotton Plans
A lengthy report describes a November New Orleans convention of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union. It covers raiding a central firehouse, plans for storing and selling cotton, and a proposed public warehouse overseen by a commission. Delegates from multiple states discuss marketing, certificates, and cooperation with farmers and business interests. Governor Patterson, Governor Smith, and other speakers address law and order and the need to curb violence while pushing reform measures.
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New Orleans
Oileans
Flociouk Lomut
Osermor Saurdera
Louisana
Ulea
Brooks Fennester
Grene North Caplina
Boyett
Louisiana
Georgia
LW Morris
Alabama
Mort Conical
Com
Farmers Union
Cheunman Barrett
Hake Smith
Sinlic
Atlanta
Saunders
Ammons
Fole Seely
C T Ladson
Witeon
China
America
Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union
Ly Sum Ling
Hong Kong
Thomas
Country Life Commission Session Near Athens Ends
The Country Life Commission finished its session on November 12 in Athens and moved to Knoxville. Dr Bailey praised the meeting as highly satisfactory, with focus on rural education facilities, better roads with government aid, and extending the rural free delivery system. The conference also highlighted the value of telephone service for rural residents. Two university meetings featured speakers including Walter, Colonel Wade, Rast, Orr, Earnest, and Shackelford.
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Athlena
Commission
Alleng
Hpec
Commission On
America
Knoxville
GL Wo Bailey
Batley
Euphasie
Univeraity
Mire Walter
I C Wade
F J Orr
D L Earnest
T J Shackelford
Watson of Georgia backs cotton warehouse plan for farmers
Watson of Georgia urged farmers to store cotton in warehouses to lock in profits, endorse the plan with southern bankers aid, and criticized tariffs as draining southern planters. He also praised closer China America trade ties as beneficial, urging cotton planters to support the project to raise staple crop value.
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Watson
Georgia
Li Sumings
China
America
South
Train Carries Auto On Its Cow Catcher
Hierton November 12 special last night a fishing trip return ended in a collision as a Seaboard freight train struck an automobile at Oliver Street. Dr Oliver and his son were in the car and were carried on the cow catcher before the train stopped. They were not killed and were able to be out this morning with injuries.
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Hierton
Automobile
Dr . Oliver
Hs Son
Seaboard
Oliver Street
Rowimset
Acaa
Southern
Oliver
Supreme Court to Review Standard Oil Rehearing Decision
The Department of Justice announced that an application will be filed with the Supreme Court to issue a writ of certiorari concerning the Chicago Circuit Court of Appeals ruling denying a rehearing in the Standard Oil case. After a full conference with Attorney General Bonaparte and others the government will seek review when the court reconvenes on Monday November 30.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Bonaparte
Court of Appeals
Baker
Ira
Grosscup
Department
Seclock
Department of Justie
Standard Oil
Hioyt
United States
Sims
J . Walkerson
J B Lellogg
Standard 11
Euprema Court of the
Elirenit Court of Appeals
Mysterious Barnsdall figure linked to Standard Oil cash
Government hearings in New York reveal attempts to uncover details of a $7.5 million loan from Standard Oil to TN Barnsdall. Kellogg’s counsel presses for information while witnesses critique pipeline regulations and oil industry practices.
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New York
Barnsdell
Frank W Kellogg
Standard Oil Company
TN Barnsdall
Standard Oll
Jellore
Ben
Barnsdall
Wr Johnson
Taft Hughes to Dedicate Monument to Martyrs in Brookyln
William Howard Taft will preside at the dedication of the Brookyln monument to the prison ship martyrs. Governor Hughes and Mayor Wilhellem of New York join the presidential electors on November 4 for ceremonies. The Doric granite column rises about 270 feet, designed by Stanford White, crowned by a tripod with an electric globe, and bones of Revolutionary patriots lie beneath the monument.
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William HW .Taft
Brooklxn
Charles Tis Hughes
Wwellellan
New York
Stanford White
Patrots
Hulka
Trial Opens In Lamphere Case For Belle Gunness House Fire
Laporte November 12 opening statements in Ray Lamphere murder trial for setting fire to Belle Gunness house were begun. State’s Attorney Smith outlined proof that Lamphere planned harm to Mrs Gunness, burned her and her three children, and that he was present when the blaze started. The defense plans to challenge poison theory while relying on Dr Haines testimony, with coroner Mack among witnesses as the case proceeds.
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Lapote
Ind
Ray Lamphere
Mes Bella Guances
Bertheeca
Afernoon States
Smith
Atate
Gunness Inuse
Folka
Vas Gunness Boty
Haines
Chicago
Lamphere
Aersento
Rirychmne
Mra
Gunness
Mack
Laporte County
Kaiser's Tongue Will Be Curbed In Germany Now
A late 19th century report discusses foreign policy rumors about Emperor William II, Bavarian pressure, and potential shifts toward parliamentary government. It cites Reichstag debates, views on ministerial responsibility, and the role of liberal democracy vs conservatism in preventing unilateral royal action.
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Sitastion
Theodore Barth
Radical
Reichstag
Germany
Prussia
Bismarck
German Empire
England
France
Italy
Sen
Emperor Wiliam
Moreee Edi Uerain
Jeng Ag
Bluc
Ane Po
Federal attorney hints at compelled sale to Prairie company
The attorney suggested Gelser was nearly forced to sell his oil to Prairie, accepting any price. He argued Prairie would not pay enough and urged selling the oil to others. He favored locating a refinery and storing oil locally, opposing common carriage and broad access to pipelines or lines.
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Harnsdale
Johnson
Dubcontinentaf Producers Association
Oklahoma Eld
Barna- Gall
Oidacome
William Geiser
Kan
Prairie 641 and
Gas Company
Gaisér
Department of the Interior
Gelser
Ofl
Prairie Company
Germany mine disaster claims 339 lives at Radbod mine
November 12 in Hamm Weetphalla Germany a disastrous explosion and mine fire at the Radbod mine near Hamm left 390 miners underground. Only six escaped unhurt. thirty died and thirty seven were injured on arrival at the mouth of the pit. Rescue efforts were halted as flames raged and engineers concluded further entry was impossible. An official report suggested an coal dust explosion but injured workers questioned that cause.
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Hamm Weetphalla
Germany
Greatagr
Radbod
Tabre
Ovine
Additon
Commieres
Aclock
Ex-Sheriff Held In Carmack Case In Nashville
Nashville dispatch reports ex sheriff John D Sharp is jailed on a murder warrant related to the Carmack case. The arrest followed a grand jury session and statements by witnesses including Mrs Ellen Morgan and Col. Duncan B Cooper. The case centers on the shooting death of Edward Ward Carmack in Davidson County Tennessee.
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Nashville
Unitedates
Genater Carmack
Ana Brown
John D Sharp
Iff
Davidson County
Sherift Gam
Gorum
Sharps
Jeff McCain
Juste
Levine
Edward Carmack
Rovie Cooper
Duncan B Cooper
Edward Ward Carmack
Tennessee
Sharp
Carm
Court House
Grand
Suarp
Armack Shem Botum
Colorel Duncan
Cooper
Carmack
Harp
Duman
Robin Cooper
Wrs
Elien Morgan
Bran Oer
Trould
Deke
Mr Carmack
Joan Sharp
Mr Morgan
Grand Jury
Weather Note Forecast for Georgie Fair Friday
Fragments indicate a weather forecast with mention of Friday conditions. North winds are noted along with a vague temperature outlook and possible rain or clouds. The readable text is incomplete.
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Tusan United Slees Arms
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Country Life Commission
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Circuit Court of Appeala
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Gov. Hughes
Tamphere
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Federal Council of Germany
Federal Council
Kaiser—Theodore
Luftpold
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William
Lion Don
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John O Sharp
Coopers
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Reeper
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