Confidence man Koretz arrested in Nova Scotia
Leo Koretz alias Lou Keyte, once trusted as rich and generous, was arrested in Halifax on a mail fraud charge totaling 2 million dollars. He admitted his identity and waived extradition, returning to Chicago to face the fraud accusations and a published $10,000 reward.
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Associated Press
Halifax
N. S
Chicago
Nova Scotia
Liverpool
Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron
Koretz
Leo Koretz
Pastors To Know Future Charges At Session Today
The North Georgia Methodist conference at Wesley Memorial Church, ongoing since last Wednesday, will end today with reading of appointments. Bishop and cabinet have faced unusual changes amid late efforts to finalize the List. Although work is not complete, final adjournment is expected this afternoon after a week of worship and preaching by visiting ministers. Continued on Page 3.
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Thomas M. Elliott
North Georgia Methodist Conference
Wesley Memorial Church
Atlanta
St. Paul Whre
Arthur J. Moore
San Antonio
Feds of Danger Seen in Cairo Crisis Amid Indemnity Ultimatum
London delivered a 2,500,000 pound indemnity demand for Major General Lee Stack's murder and ordered Egyptian withdrawal from Sudan. Zagloul's government debated a reply as Allenby pressed for payment by noon. The crisis centered on Egypt's independence stance and British ultimatum assessing punishment, apologies, and indemnity.
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London
Greatritain
Lee
Stack
Sidar
Idan
Death of Pastor’s Wife Sparks Columbus Probe
Columbus papers report prosecutor John R. King advancing a hot trail in the death of Mrs Addie Sheatsley 50 found cremated in the furnace of Christ Evangelical Lutheran parsonage Baxley district The Rev C V Sheatsley and four children remain away from Columbus as King gathers details from the 1:30 to 2:15 pm interval and bakery delivery man Br hk Brideweser and Capital University student Br hk heard furnace noises amid an unsettled investigation by chemist G F Long and others in a city suburb church packed to doors continues on page 3 column 3
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Columbus
Ohio
John R. King
Addie Sheatsley
C. V. Sheatsley
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
Baxley
King
G. F. Long
Shearsley
Sheatsiy
Clarence
C. O. Strader
Br. Hk. Brideweser
Capital University
Sheatsley
Paris
Two Are Killed in Auto Mishap Near Cartersville
Cartersville Georgia November 23 Special Frank Smith 18 was instantly killed and Dwight Powell 19 died at his parents home about noon Sunday after an auto crash late Saturday night on the road to White seven miles north of Cartersville. Others in the car were Henry Branton driver and Carl Stennett uninjured. Smith died of neck and back injuries while Powell suffered a brain concussion and lingered about 12 hours. Funeral services for Smith were held at Pine Log campground while Powell will be buried Monday. Branton said he did not know the road turned and the car struck a stone wall under an underpass where Louisville and Nashville tracks pass.
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Cartersville
Frank Smith
Dwight Powell
White
Henry Branton
Carl Stennett
Branton
Stennett
Smith
Powell
M. A. Smith
Pine Log Camp Ground
W. H. Powell
Bertha Mineral Company
Louisville
Nashville
State ready to try Bennetts in Hoffman murder case
Attorney General George W. Coombe announced Chattanooga that the state is prepared to try W H Bennett and his wife of Rome Georgia for murder in the disappearance of modiste Augusta Hoffman eleven years ago. Skeleton found in basement of Bennetts’ former Chattanooga home linked to Hoffman case. Bennett and wife held to criminal court on $7500 bond. Witnesses from Florida Virginia and other places will be summoned to testify.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
George W. Coombe
W. H. Bennett
Rome
Augusta Hoffman
Modiste
Bennett
Chattapooga
Southern Railway
Bennetts
Misa Hoffman
Bennetta
Tailroad
Connor Detective Agency
Knoxville
Far West
Chaimice
Chamiee
Florida
Virgina
Master Minds to Write Daily Editorials in The Constitution
The Constitution will feature daily signed articles by renowned figures. Notable contributors include Elihu Root on America's world role, Ida Tarbell on oil, Gifford Pinchot on conservation, Gompers and Lewis on labor, and Baker and White on peace and progress, among others, with initial pieces starting Monday, November 24.
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Constitution
Elihu Root
America
Ida M. Tarbell
Standard Oil Company
Gifford Pirthot
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Robert Underwood Johnson
Italy
Famous Modernist Pastor Suffers Pernicious Anemia Decline
New York clergyman Dr. Percy Stickney Grant, who quit the Church of the Ascension last June, has returned to New York Hospital a nervous wreck. Doctors will scrutinize his condition as advisers say pernicious anemia may lead to death within months. Grant cites defective plumbing at his home as a contributing cause.
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New York
Percy Stickney Grant
Hig Katonah
Church of the Ascension
New York Hospital
Grant
West Sixteenth Street
Lewis A. Connor
iMospital
Frederick Fr. Peterson
West Fiftieth Street
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Peterson
Ravel
Connor
Woman Shoots Man In Apartment Fray. Victim Grady Hospital
Police jail Ruby Humphries 29 and Le spo Corsini 30 both involved after a late Sunday night fight at 106 West Harris Street. Corsini remains at Grady hospital with bullet wounds to his right lung and arm. Humphries claims she shot in self defense saying Corsini cursed her. Edwin Salles held on suspicion as peace maker after attempting to intervene. Humphries attempted to shoot officers during arrest. continued on Page 3 Column 5.
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Lespo Corsini
West Harris Street
Grady Hospital
Ruby Humphries
Edwin Salles
Tse
Democratic chiefs seek path to heal party rift
Washington November 23 Democratic leaders assess post election assets and divisions. Two hostile factions remain unreconciled over cooperation with La Follette Republicans and the income tax provision. A battle over publicity rules and party direction splits moderates between conservative and progressive wings. The dispute continues as leaders weigh future strategies for Congress and the next campaign.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Madison Square Garden
la Follette Republicans
Harrison Switches
Dat Morrison
Mississippi
Themes J. Walsh
Montana
Automobile plunges from embankment onto railroad tracks
In Macon at around 2 am before a Kansas City special, an automobile fell from Rose Hill cemetery embankment onto the rails. The car was demolished and the male occupant killed. Police probe whether the crash was intentional or accidental. The deceased, a Pennsylvanian telephone worker, carried license plate 653854 from Pittsburgh.
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Macon
Kansas City
Rose Hill Cemetery
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Decatur Women to Present Minstrel Show Wednesday
The Decatur Woman's club will stage a minstrel at 8 15 PM Wednesday at Decatur Senior High on McDonough Street. Admission for adults is 35 cents. A parade will be held in Decatur Wednesday afternoon.
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Decatur Woman's Club
McDonough Street
Decatur
Allenby Demands Cash Indemnity by Noon
British commander Allenby insists indemnity be paid in cash by noon as more troops are ordered to the scene. The article notes three of the original demands remain subject to discussion, with Zagloul arguing a point in the ultimatum.
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Allenby
Zagloul
Cabinet Divided Over Resignation In Cairo
Cairo dispatch reports the cabinet divided on resignation as British troops with 500 sailors from HMS Valiant parade in Alexandria tomorrow. Lady Stack and her daughter depart for England. A further accomplice in the sirdar’s assassination is believed arrested.
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Cairo
H. M. S Valiant
Alexandria
Stack
England
Sirdar
Egyptian government accepts 400000 pound indemnity after Stack assassination
Cairo reports the Egyptian government agrees to pay 400000 pounds as indemnity to Britain over the Stack murder. The note claims the British demand to punish assailants and apologize breaches the constitution and quo, with Allenby replying and ordering withdrawal of Egyptian units from Sudan. Zagloul Pasha announces confidence in parliament amid debate.
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Associated Presb
Cairo
Lee Oliver Stack
Sudan
Sirdar
Grees
Great Britain
Tomand
Fuad Ia
Gezira
Allenby
Viscount Allenby
Zagloul Pasha
Zagloul
Stack
Uote
Weather forecast notes scattered rain across states
Rain is expected in Washington on Monday and Tuesday with colder air and wind shifting west. Virginia, North and South Carolina face rain on Monday and Tuesday then clearing, with a cold trend and south to west winds. Florida shows sun in the south and rain in the north on Monday, then north portions fair Tuesday. Northwest Florida Alabama and Mississippi expect fair and cold conditions with moderate northwest winds. Tennessee and Kentucky forecast fair Monday and Tuesday, colder in the east portion.
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Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Algabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
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Assochkated Press
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Century Magazine
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Mint
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University of Virginia
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Luther Burbank
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Newton D. Baker
Arthur Capper
Adkator
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