Chicago real estate man admits forging papers for large sum
Peter Van Vliesingen a Chicago real estate dealer confessed to obtaining more than 100000 through forged deeds and notes. He was sentenced to the penitentiary from one to fourteen years after urging immediate punishment. The rapid case involved forged mortgage notes by two buyers Lefens and Seipp, with Van Vliesingen copying originals.
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Chicago
Peter van Vhiesingen
van Vliesingen
DOLMR
van Vissingen
van Vitesingen
Jessie Roosevelt Blead
T. J. Lefens
Willam C. Seipp
van Viisingen
Joseph
Bertha Grossman
van Vilssingen
Lefens
Beipp
Barbour
Robert F Maddox Seen As Atlanta’s Next Mayor
A biography touts Robert F Maddox as Atlanta’s anticipated mayor, praising his energy and mature judgment. The piece notes his quietly influential public service, loyalty, and prior two-year tenure on behalf of Atlanta, foreseeing a era of prosperity under his leadership.
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Atante
Poy
Robert F. Maddox
Atlanta
Bla Ie Han
Robert FF. Maddox
Piedmont
Rousey killed by his father in Madison County tragedy
News from Madison County reports the shooting death of Rousey at the hands of his father Joe Rousey after a long standing feud. Wilt Rousey and another brother visited the father to settle a dispute. the father fired in return, killing one of the sons. No arrests have been made.
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Mattson County
Reynton
Annual address by Warden Haskell at Prison Association
President W. W. Haskell delivered the annual address to the American Prison Association during the November Richmond meeting. He reviewed the year’s activities at the wardens’ session, with the address opening the conference before other speakers addressed the audience.
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Haskell Syske
American Prison Association
Richmond
Jeday
Amherican Prison Assocition
W. W. Haskell
Western Penitentiary
Lansing
Kans
Wardena’ Association
Sost
Vizope Age
Fortune Tells Return to Arlington Man Ends Life
Ernest Cunningham, a prominent young man of Arlington, shot himself after leaving church with Miss Peart Bostwick. He had visited a near gypsy camp that afternoon where fortune telling unsettled him, and he died by a self-inflicted gunshot to the head. No clear motive is known.
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Albany
Speaisi
Ernest Cunningham
Arlington
Ilehen
Mise! Peart Bostwick
Cunningham
Wrag W
Vox Populy Debates Popular Vote On City Officials
The council of 1909 was urged to let the people vote on city officers plus an amendment for elective city posts. After spirited debate the measure was postponed 12 to 9, with amendments proposed to remove the recorder and warden from the list and to strike clerk and comptroller from the slate. Debate included charges of tampering and questions about whether a broad public vote could be held next year.
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Pomeroy
Hancock
Johnston
Opercs
Baskin
Mangum
Winn
Grant
Joneatoo
Wright
Harman
Key
Curtis
Pittman
Joanson
Guddleston
T Wes
Cancer
Roberts
Longino
Wicht
Johnson
Hudgieston
Harrison
Pearce
Smith
Styron
Hist
Hencock
Cdarman
Neva—Key
Jobson
Huddieaton
Bryron
Spratling Pittman
Alderman Key
Huddleston
Council
Recorder
Hame
Wisnshowt
Lst
Carmellman” Tohnston
Coonell
Wil
Harrison Adid
Tovey
Woodward Withdraws From Atlanta Mayoral Race
James G. Woodward announces withdrawal from the mayoral contest in a public letter to Atlanta voters. He cites division risks, financial strain from bond needs for city improvements, and his health, pledging to support Atlanta and thanking supporters for loyalties shown during his campaigns.
Committee to Act on Woodward Resignation in Mayor Race
The committee, led by W W Gaines and Galné, plans to meet to act on Woodward's resignation as mayoral candidate. The panel held Woodward was not a candidate, leaving the head of the ticket vacant for the primary. Goodwin and Hirsch agreed to run as candidates and Maddox would run as an independent if no candidate remains.
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James G. Woodward
Woodward
Atlanta
Tom Ing
Amy
Bonda
Ford
Wreck
Hones
W. W. Gaines
Galné
Sommittas
Thomas Fr. Goodwin
Mr. Woodward
Joseph Hirsch
Mr. Goodwin
Mr. Hirsch
Gaines
Benet
Robert
Maddox
Robert F. Maddox
Allenta
James G. Wood Ward
Letter Read by Amorous at Meeting
A meeting titled Race for Mayor featured a letter read by an amorous speaker. The note addressed local campaign themes and urged voters to consider candidates while noting personal sentiments expressed during the event.
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Amorous
Citizens Honor James and Woodward in Allentown Political Moment
Citizens gave a rising vote of thanks to James and Woodward after Maddox withdrew from the mayoral race. The scene unfolded at a meeting where hundreds gathered, creating a tense, fast moving campaign atmosphere and ending with applause for Maddox as the expected rival stepped away.
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James & Woodward
Weather note from Dun Georgia forecast
Local Dun Georgia reports fair Tuesday and Wednesday with light winds mostly from the south. Lowest and highest temperatures are listed, along with mean temperatures and January precipitation readings from fast stations data.
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Georgia
Fair Tuceday
Wedsmestley
Bucens
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Wisesinger
Ham
Windes
Sentenge
van Vitssingen
Jaliet
van Vilasingen
Chiesgo Title and Trust Company
Francia Lackner
Mplainanta
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Robert 1. Wande
Rousey
Cass
Tauren
Gynsles
Wey
VOX
BLACK
Uni
Fecale
Conncil
Goth
Janes
James G& Woodward
Maddox Wee Asbedon
Ware
James & Woodware
Artin
Kimball
Bourton
GamRimore
Charleston
Detroit
Geiveson
Fecusonville
Virginia
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