Bomb plotters must be caught and prosecuted in nationwide drive
Washington November 21 official notice from Attorney General Gregory urges all state authorities to use full resources to hunt those responsible for factory explosions intimidation of labor and violence against American industries. The statement calls for vigorous action against lawlessness beyond federal reach and notes repeated incendiary attacks on lawful commerce endangering employees.
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Washington
Gregory
Searehing
Eucapine Salve touted for coughs and colds in Atlanta ad
A vintage drugstore advertisement promotes Eucapine Salve as a safe, efficient remedy for simple coughs throat catarrh and pneumonia prevention. It claims germ destroying vapors aid breathing and offers home delivery in Atlanta via Coursey & Munn Drug Store at 25 cents per jar. Prepared by Lucapine Chemical Co Mig Pharmacists.
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Atlanta
Coursey & Munn Drug Store
Cor Broad and
Vinnetta St. Atlanta
Lucapine Chemical Co
Mig Pharmacists
Department of Justice seeks indictments for federal crimes and state cooperation
The Department of Justice will relentlessly pursue investigations and prosecutions for violations of federal statutes including interstate transport of explosives and conspiracy laws. It notes federal reach is limited by dual state federal powers, urging state officials to cooperate and provide evidence. Recent indications suggest intensified actions against neutrality and criminal law violations, including possible indictments for passport fraud linked to Austrian Consul General von Nuber’s network.
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Department of Justice
United States
High Seas
von Nuber
New York
Liberty [5 Restored to Porter Charlton tragedy in Italy
Porter Charlton the American convicted of killing his wife in 1910 and stuffing her body in a trunk, was released today after serving only 29 days of a six year eight month sentence due to time served and an amnesty. He was reported in good health and spirits while in Liberty.
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Italy
Porter Charlton
Charlton
Lake Como
Fresh Air Cars Operated in Chicago
Chicago November 21 sixty street cars with windows removed began service by the Chicago Surface Lines. Dignas on each car proclaimed them fresh air cars as about thirty passengers per trip rode, many for only a few blocks. Temperatures stayed near freezing all day.
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Chicago
Chicago Surface Lines
Digna
Man Burned to Death in Fire at Copper Company Plant
In Backtown Tennessee a fire at a Tennessee Copper Company settlement building killed a man believed to be Pat. About a thousand bystanders tried to help but water pressure prevented access. An inquest jury was empanelled to investigate the circumstances of the death.
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Backtown Tenn
Andy Por Wail
She Tennessee Copper Company
Pat
Tkia
Outcast Drama Ignites Atlanta Tonight
The Atlanta stage hosts a gripping performance of Outcast tonight. Audiences praise the show's intensity and the strong company delivering a riveting season highlight.
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Atlanta Tonight
Prohi plank for 1916 opposed by Bryan
William Jennings Bryan urged Georgia to push prohibition as he praised Governor Harris and the state's anti advertising bill. He argued liquor harms national defense and urged a wartime drive against alcohol, while urging support for the Young Men's Christian Association and praising Georgia's dry leadership.
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Harris
Bryan
Georgia
Uguor
Nic Hryan
Europe
America
League
Wesley Memorial
Ocean
William Jennings Bryan
Atlanta Young Mens Christian Association
Ton Wesley Memorial Church
Siryan
Nny
United States
Mr Bryan
Jis
Young Mens Christian Association
Religious Department
Atlanta
Emory
Obituary notices from West Point Ga area deaths
Funeral services were held for Mrs Thomas Lang 74 born England at First Methodist Church with relatives listed in Atlanta and England. Roy E Rooks 21 married recently at 37 Crescent Ave survived by family in Atlanta. Beulah Hansard 2 died at 40 DeGreng Ave, survived by parents and brother George. Effie Duffell 83 died at 21 Bonaventure Ave, survived by parents siblings.
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West Homt
Thomas Lang
First Methodist Church
Robert Phillips
Episcopal Church
L Af Omer
First Christian Church
Mra Lang
Dursley
Gloucestershire
England
Mre Lang
Rose Lang
West Point
W T Lang
Orangeburg
OC Lang
College Park
J A Beasley
Atlente
Lute Pearson
Pauline Lang
London
GB Davey
Bath England
Emma Hazard
Winstop- Super-Marie
Roy E. Rooks
Roy E Rooks
Crescent Avenue
A.A Rooks
N F Rooks
CG M Sewell
Atlanta
Beulah Hansard
F E Hansard
DeGreng Avenue
O'Cloeck
George Hansard
A. O Roy Donehee
Effie Duffell
Bonaventure Avenue
Harclat & Brandon
C Durrett
British Officers Sought for Front Duty in Chicago
Major General Sir Frederick Benson and Colonel Holdsworth arrived in Chicago to assemble British officers now in the United States on detached service for immediate front line duty. A British officer said the group is to be deployed promptly for action.
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Sir Frederick Benson
Holdsworth
Chicago
United States
Father and Stepmother Accused of Eleven Year Imprisonment
A county grand jury is expected to consider charges against Frank Marshall and his second wife for imprisoning Grace Marshall, 48, in a one room farmhouse near St Michaels for over eleven years. Relatives believed she was dead. she was found by child welfare workers and handed to Dr Charles Davidson and Mrs McL James of Fustan. The girl, described as small and poorly clothed, could only scribble the word mother when asked for a response.
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Frank Marshall
Fustan
Davidson
Wig Marshall
Release demanded for German American citizens in custody
London reports the American embassy seeks freedom for Emil Miehike and Herman Krauss, Chicago naturalized Germans detained by British in Barkwall for lacking verified naturalization papers. Washington says passports suffice. no proof beyond American papers accepted. Michlke and Krauss held after Kristiana ford steamer detention. Blis Michie unaware, husband detained.
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London
Emil Miehike
Herman Krauss
Chicago
Garman
Aristianiaford
Burkwall
Hidinburg
Washington
Michlke
Krauss
George P Cronk Dead Former exalted ruler dies at 63
George P Cronk aged 63 former grand exalted ruler of the Order of Elks died today. He was elected grand exalted ruler of Salt Lake City in 1902 and presided over the 1903 convention in Baltimore.
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George P. Cronk
Franklin Pn
George P Cronk
The
Order of Elks
Salt Lake City
Baltimore
Soul of Miriam Outcast in Atlanta Playbill
The Atlanta theater features Hubert Henry Davies drama Soul of Miriam the Outcast, with Jeanne Davies starring as Mira Baglas. The piece portrays Mortant the girl of the streets through dialog heavy scenes focused on love, marriage and sacrifice, amid a lively program of vaudeville acts and musical numbers by a London company, including Pedro Hikkkmen manager and a notable chorus.
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Mortant
Hubert Henry Davies
Atlanta
Minarys
Geoffrey
Aulanta
Atlanta Wall
Charles Kelman Klan
Milanger
Ela
New York
Audiennes
Tubert
Henry Davies
London
Jeanne Davies
Mira Baglas
Versyto Beven
Ben
George “H Hikkkmen
Helen Ray Klomer
Ables
Jack Myan
Harry ‘Verney
Bugis
Otto Ardor
George
Horace Wright
Rene Dietrich
Wortard
Delmar
The White Pearl at Toy Ormue and Marle Dore
The White Pearl presents an Orient themed fantasy with drama and romance. Featured cast includes Chimmie Tadden Out West, Indiana actor Lerham, and Maree Desoro in a rescue and moonlit mist sprite appearance. Opens Wednesday for three days with nightly showings.
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Toy Ormue
Marle
Dore
Belplt
Tara
Rand
Trauest
Vilia Dunstan Lerham
Indiana
Irama
Mise Doro
Children of Belgium and France Helped By Work of Atlantans
War relief efforts led by Dr F E Marevecani and Mrs George C ape mobilized Atlanta citizens to collect clothing and other aid for Belgium and northern France. Volunteers toured offices of the Dusk section to solicit donations while noting Tarayette day as a successful drive.
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Belgium
France
Christ
Atlanta
F E Marevecani
Vrs
Pau
di Mu5
Relief Society
Hennesey
Funeral of Simmons Conducted Sunday
Prominent Atlanta lawyer Cornelius Jerome Simmons died Saturday. A large crowd attended his Sunday funeral from his residence at 90 Leuchtres Street. Dr Wood Hendin of El Mark Methodist church led the service and interment was at West View Cemetery. Pallbearers included Luther Roser, Kingston Arte, Charles Haskin, Pettigres, Wondyuitr Carted, and A Hangin. Simmons was a former official of the Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Company and the old Consolidated Street Railway Company.
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Buision
Atlanta
Cornelius Jerome Si Atmon
Setirdas
Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Cmpany
Stet Railway Company
Suit of Pinkertons Comes to End Today
The Pinkerton detectives case against the National Peniel factory ties alleged to be due from the Mohank investigation in the Mary Jhanan murder will resume this afternoon in the court. Philps Justin counsel for the defense, Acton, witnesses including Luther Rosser, Harry Scntt, and John Black testified in the trial.
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Harry Scntt
Pinkerton
Ems
Trank
John Black
Pimkerton
Vice President's Wife to Undergo Operation
Mrs Thomas Marshall was taken to a hospital in Indianapolis on November 21 for a major operation. The president, who had abandoned plans to return to Washington for the opening of Congress, was not believed to be in danger.
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Indianapolis
Thomas
Marshall Waite
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