Georgia Strike Hearing Shifts Focus to Supper Fraud
Arbitration over a $200000 Georgia railroad strike centers on a crewman's expense claims. Morgan is dismissed for padding a court meal bill, with officials arguing over two Camak lunches and a $6.25 claim. The panel will decide reinstatement and pay bases for Paschal and Morgan as hearings continue.
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Georgia
James Murdock
J. H Chapman
Traintmaster Chapman
Paschal
Wingman
Morgan
Crecatur
Chapman
Camak
Attempted wreck of Russian czars' train near Koslowy Ruda
A dispatch from St. Petersburg reports an unsuccessful Monday attempt to derail the imperial train returning from Spain. Rail sleepers were torn up near Koslowy Ruda but the train had already passed the chosen ditching spot due to misinformed timing.
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Bandon
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Spain
Tsarkue-Selo
Koslowy Ruda
W F McCombs and R L Adamson Guests of Atlantas Today
William F McCombs of New York chairman of the Democratic National Committee and Robert L Adamson former Atlanta newspaper man and mayoral secretary will be guests of Clark Howell at a Capital City club luncheon. Adamson arrival in Atlanta Friday with McCombs awaiting Sunday morning departure. McCombs praised for guiding Wilson campaigns and Adamson noted for his political work and possible private secretaryship to the president.
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William F.mccombs
New York
Democratic National Committee
Robert L. Adamson
Atlanta
Gaynor
Clark Howell
Mr. Ad
Mr Wilson
Wilson
McCombs
New Jersey
Arkansas
Princeton
Robert J. Adamson
New York City
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Willson
Robert Adamson
Alfred Newall
Peachtree Street
Newell
Georgetown
Bernard M. Barauch
Mr. Adamson
Nimrod
Mr. McCombs
Habean Barony
Nervy Snapshotter Gets Wilson's Goat
November 22 Hamilton President elect Woodrow Wilson clashed with an American photographer who ignored his ban on photos. Wilson shouted that the man was no gentleman and warned he could handle himself. He spent much of the day biking near his residence.
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Hamilton
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Politicians Mail Costs Amount to 3 250 000
Washington reports that political campaign material transmitted free of postage amounted to 3 250 000 with total franking in the year linking to a potential 20 000 000 in postage if paid. The post office handled 710 245 000 pieces weighing 61 071 006 pounds, 3.3 percent of all demesne mail.
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Washington
Postoffice Department
Imac
Congress
Executive Departments
Inser Thon
Congressional Record
Hitchcock
Pony contest near. Samuels leads as Mount gains
In the race for a Shetland pony, Jeannette Samuels passes Edwin Burress to take first, Billie Mount moves to second, with Edwin dropping to third. The office notes the final winner will be the hardest worker, announced around year’s start.
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Batlde Wdwin
Jannette Samuels
Billie Mount
Edwin Burress
Labor union resolves aid for dynamiters trial in Indianapolis
The American Federation of Labor decided to urge affiliated unions to fund defense for dynamiters on trial in Indianapolis to secure a fair trial and appeal if needed. The convention voted to revoke the International Association of Steam and Hot Water Fitters and Helpers charter by a wide margin. It backed initiative, referendum, recall, judge recall, senator popular election, workers compensation, employer liability, old age pensions, and Sherman act amendments to shield labor.
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Rochester
American Federation of Labor
Amon
Indianapolis
International Association of Steam and Hot Water Fitters
Factons
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
United States
Doctor Indicted for Wife's Death in Springfield
Springfield Ohio November 22. A Clark county grand jury indicted Dr. Smith for murdering his wife Florence Gavileer Smith who died March 18. The body was exhumed weeks ago and a post mortem by Columbus experts was reviewed by the jury. Dr. Smith was arrested by Sheriff Lawrence and jailed, announcing he would see no one. He had recently married Mabel Merchant, a nurse at Springfield hospital.
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Springfield
Ohio
Clark
Florence Oavileer Smith
County Officials Face Legal Fight Over Salary Change
Laraher 4% Rosser, attorney for the board of county commissioners, said writs of mandamus would be filed against A. P. Stewart, T. M. Armistead, and Judge John FR Wilkinson for refusing to submit sworn estimates of office costs. They oppose the law shifting offices from fee to salary, claiming unconstitutionality. Sheriff Mangum reported his receipts for twelve months ending November 1 at 54000, $1000 less than his stated salary need. Solicitor General Dorsey, Clerk Arnold Broyles, and Solicitor Lowry Arnold are preparing similar statements, supporting the board's stance.
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Laraher
Rosser
Board of County Commissioners
A. P. Stewart
T. M. Armistead
John FR. Wilkinson
C. W. Mangum
Hugh M. Dorsey
Arnold Broyles
Lowry Arnold
Virginia plans to remove Light Horse Harry Lee’s remains
Richmond announces Hugh A. White secured Mrs. Carnegie’s consent to move the Revolutionary hero Light Horse Harry Lee from Cumberland Island Georgia. The plan is to rebury his remains beside General Robert E. Lee at Washington and Lee University in Lexington Virginia.
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Richmond
Hugh A. White
Rockingham
Carnegie
Cumberland Island
Virginia Legislative Committee
Harry" Lee
Robert E. Lee
Washington and Lee ‘University
Lexington
Cincinnati girl sparks police raid on metropolitan company
A 19 year old Cincinnati actress trainee told police of an alleged white slavery plot aboard the Metropolitan Musical Comedy company. Detectives arrested bureau head Mrs Emmz Bauling Hudson and stage director Robert Grier on disorderly conduct charges with bonds set at 200 each. Remaining troupe members were subpoenaed for 2:30 pm court. Other questioned include F C Wilsons party from Newark NJ and Atlanta performers. Genevieve Goodwin, the accuser, remains detained as federal investigators review the case.
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Atlanta
Metropolitan Musical Comedy Company
Birla
Lanford
Beavers
Emmz. Bauling
Hudson
Arrington
Robert Grier
Cincinnati
F. C. Wilson
Newark
N. J
Buster
Esther Reed
Murray Weir
Knoxville
Tenn
Arthur Jackson
John’ S. Amos
Macon
William K. Turner
Trig
Genevieve
Goodwin
Cecelia Farley Murder Trial Heads to Verdict
Columbus Ohio November 22 The first degree murder case against Cecelia Farley charged with shooting Alvin Zowinger will go to the jury about noon tomorrow. Defense attorneys concluded their arguments and Prosecuting Attorney Turner will sum up for the state tomorrow. The record crowd filled the session with many women waiting for the afternoon to begin and some carrying lunches. The jury box was crowded as judges and attorneys from across the state sought favorable positions while closing pleader Jimmer M Tompkins urged that if Farley is acquitted she and Jerome Ghulgrey would marry and live with the girl's parents in California as previously planned.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cecilia Farley
Alvin E. ZoWinger
Turner
Jimmer M.tompkins
Miss Farley
Jerome Ghulgrey Wau
Clifornia
Carnegie Plan Up To Nation Pensions for Ex Presidents Debated
Washington November 22 An announcement by the Carnegie corporation that a pension of 25000 would be offered to each ex president has stirred movement in the coming session to urge Congress to authorize a retirement pension. Senator Culberson Texas called private pensions undemocratic and others in Congress prefer a public pension system with retirement funding. Furniture Prices Rise 19 Percent In Conference
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Washington
Carnegie Corporation
United States
Congress
Culberson
Texas
House
Senate
High Point
N. C
New England
Middle States
Schrank Committed to Insane Asylum in Milwaukee
John Schrank, who shot Theodore Roosevelt on October 14, was this afternoon committed by Municipal Judge A. C. Backus to the Northern hospital for the insane near Oshkosh. Doctors testified Schrank suffers chronic paranoia and is unlikely to be cured, with the order directing his confinement for life if needed.
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Milwaukre
John Schrank
Theodore Roosevelt
Milwaukere
A. C. Backus
Oshkosh
Schrank
Wstand
de Findant
James Glanders
Zabel
Krank
Abe Asylum
Shigrist Sfiam A. Ania
Balkan Allies Leave for Front on Peace Mission
London reports say peace efforts in the Balkans have made no progress as artillery exchanges and patrols persist along the Tehumatalja lines. Turkish commander Nazim Pasha claims Bulgarian losses and a center battle, while Bulgarians seize Dedeaghatch. Armistice talks appear delayed, with diplomats hopeful for a compromise and allies preparing for plenipotentiaries to reach a peace accord.
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London
Balkans
Nazim Pasha
Adriatic
Kerren
Monastir
Dedeaghatch
Salonitsi
Aegean Sea
Rkith
Hamidieh
Constantinople
Turkey
Yenden
Weather Prophecy and Local Report Forecasts
Weather Prophecy indicates generally fair conditions. Georgia forecast calls for a generally fair weekend with Saturday and Sunday. temperatures and rainfall data are unclear. Historical notes show missing figures and garbled values, with references to normal temperatures and rainfall since the month start and year start.
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Georgia
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