Letters Prove Stolen Evidence in Paschal Case
Arbitration reveals private letters said to be stolen from Augusta counsel's office. President Scott says they show railroad officials planned to fire Conductor Paschal on grounds other than the alleged 18 hour violation. Letters read by Vice President Murdock and offered into the record amid ongoing dispute over Paschal's removal.
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T. KK. Scott
Augusta
The
Georgia Railroad
Arbitration Board
Paschal
Scott
Murdock
United States Mall
A. Burgess
Granis Whief
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Piedmont Hotel
Atlanta
Mir
Burgess
Union
Georgia Road
William L. Chambers
D Paschal
James Murdock
Brotherhood of Trallway Ltrainmen
Jos
Brean Cumming
Faschal
Thos
K. Scott
Ure
Wignt Scott
Ruste
S. Joseph
Megan Cuoing
City
Thomas K. Scott
W. S&s. Brand
Givorgia
W. M
Turkey seeks armistice talks with Bulgaria in Balkan war stance
Constantinople reports Nazim Pasha instructed to open direct negotiations with Bulgaria for an eight days armistice to enable peace talks. London notes mediation delay and heavy fighting near Tehatalja as European powers align. Poincare warns against Balkan war expanding, while unrest grows in Constantinople with arrests of Young Turks.
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Porte
Bulgaria
Nazim Pasha
London
Russia
Turkey
Cienna
Fels
Ef Positioha
Tehatalja
Europeal
M. Poincare
Paris
Austria
Poincare
Europe
Farming Experts Meet in Atlanta Amid Ex Presidents Talk
Atlanta conventioneers gather at the Piedmont hotel for sessions of the farming experts association. W J Bryan proposes admitting ex presidents and ex speakers to congressional floors for debate without voting, and to begin new sessions after March 4.
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Presidents
Congress
Washington
House of Representatives
Houses of Congress
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Senate
House
Gongresa
Agricultural experts lead scientific farming movement nationwide
Agricultural experts and educators from across the United States are driving scientific agriculture, boosting crop production and value to an impressive level of ten billion nine million dollars, signaling a major national movement in farming.
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The
United States
America
Detectives Seek Kidnapped Child in Masquerade Case
Detectors pursue a mystery woman who abducted a four year old boy seen with a male attire masquerade on Wall Street and Peachtree streets. Rev G R Buford, active in social service work, reported the incident and sought arrest of the woman as police search Atlanta for the missing child believed to be Robert Dunbar of Lake Swaine Louisiana.
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Robert Dunbar
Louisiana
Burns
Ampenny
Atlanta
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Buford
Wall Street
Dunbar
Mer. Buford
Policeman Hill
Wend
Peachtree Street
Beavers
Jackson
McHugh
Sanford
Wife shoots husband after alleged abuse in Tamps Florida
Donale C Livingston, conductor on the Tampa Sarasota branch of the A C Le, was shot and killed at 3 30 pm by his wife in their Tampas home. She testified he came home drunk and abused her all day, forcing entry to her room before she fired four times at his breast with a pistol from his hip pocket. She was arrest ed for a preliminary hearing.
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Tamps
Fla
Donalé c. Livingston
Tampa-Sarasota
A. C. le
City crematory project delays and bid questions
No work today on the new crematory site while bids are opened at noon tomorrow. A prior bid opening was postponed to Thursday after a mix up over lot staking. The health board and aldermen weigh removing the old crematory and locating the new one, with court actions and injunctions possible if council blocks the move.
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Board of Health
James G. Woodward
Woodward
Aldermanic Board
Health Board
McClelland and
van Dyke
Atlanta Gas Light Company
Health Department
Infant killed as parents discard newborn in Ohio river
Cincinnati on November 13 reports Fred Kipp and his 22 year old wife were arrested after admitting they killed their 10 day old baby boy. The couple confessed blaming the wife for wanting a girl and disposing of the child by tossing him into the Ohio River.
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Cincinnati
Fred Kipp
Ohio
Unionists disrupt Commons over Home Rule vote in London
November 13 London. The house of commons, the mother of parliaments, erupted in riot as Premier Asquith sought to rescind the Banbury amendment to the Home Rule bill. Unionists blocked debate, the speaker adjourned, and factions hurled epithets and objects. Churchill was struck by a book. oil was poured to ease tensions as MPs sang Auld Lang Syne.
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Asquith
Frederick Banbury
Isquith
Gladstone
William Bul
Hammersmith
Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
Wil Crooks
Labor
Mr. Bonar Law
Mr. Asquith
Frederick Banpury
Bonar Law
Weather Prophecy Forecasts Fair and Colder Conditions
Forecasts indicate fair conditions with a turn to colder weather Thursday and Friday. Southeast portions may see cooler readings while reports from various stations show low temperatures around 2 and highs near 1, with mean and normal values not specified. Rainfall data and monthly deficits or excesses appear incomplete in the clipping.
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