Sulzer Impeachment Trial Near Verdict in Albany
In Albany on October 9 the impeachment trial of Governor Sulzer moved toward a verdict as Judge Parker and counsel presented fiery arguments. The process will continue in executive session to decide guilt or innocence and potential removal, with procedural questions on pre office acts and campaign contributions likely decided by weekend or Tuesday.
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Woodward probes conditions in six city schools
Mayor James G Woodward announced a probe into facilities at six congested schools following The Constitution exposure of Highland and Inman Park schools He faulted bond fund spending and districting that pushed pupils into certain branches while calling for fair districting and potential relocation to alleviate overcrowding He condemned class distinctions and urged the board to remap districts to ease congestion and improve lighting at Inman Park school.
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Fourth Ward
John H Harwell
Four Corners
Jackson and
Cain
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Decatur
Lucy Streets
Board of Education
Preachers Silence on Divorce Faulted by Judge Ellis
Judge W D Ellis urged Atlanta ministers to focus on strengthening marriages rather than condemning alcohol sales. He noted about sixty divorces were granted this week in undefended cases, with roughly 400 annual divorces in Fulton County and a rising trend tied to population growth.
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W D Ellis
Superior Court
Fultoh
Ells
Destructive Fire Ravages Eatonton Business District
A massive blaze in Eatonton Georgia destroyed five stores starting around 2 AM. Fires overwhelmed the local department as electric wires wavered and ammunition exploded in a hardware store. Losses were estimated above $200,000 with appeals for aid to Macon and Milledgeville.
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Bankers Hear Debate On Currency Reform At Convention
Boston October 9 The American Bankers association closed its thirty ninth annual convention with sharp critique of the pending congressional currency and banking reform bill. James J Hi of St Paul Minn warned the plan is too socialistic and would trigger unrest, monetary crisis and business depression. Arthur Reynolds of Des Moines was named president with W A Law of Philadelphia as first vice president. Next convention may be in Richmond with Atlanta and Atlantic City also in contention. Joseph Chapman of Minneapolis urged bankers to improve farmer credit as meat costs rise, predicting porterhouse could reach a dollar a pound.
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St Paul
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Arthur Reynolds
Des Moines
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Philadelphia
James K Lynch
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Richmond
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Atlantic City
Joseph Chapman
Minneapolis
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Bartlett Angry Over World Series Score Dispute
Washington October 9 Special Representative Bartlett of Georgia grew angry in the house today as Representative Mann of Illinois the republican leader announced the baseball score by innings of the world series game. Bartlett said the conduct lowered the house’s dignity and urged contempt of rules. The house waited for a quorum. Bartlett was trying to speak on railroad valuation and criticized Mann who called him disagreeable. Georgia members responding were Adamson Edwards Bartlett Bell Hughes and Hardwick Howard was excused due to his mother’s illness in Atlanta.
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Gatins Seeks Place in Diplomatic Corps
Senator Bacon announced that Joseph F. Gatins Jr of Atlanta aims for the assistant secretary post at the London embassy, with J Peneton King of Augusta and Catesby Jones of Savannah also designated to take the diplomatic corps examination on November 1.
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Augusta
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Savannah
Parson Pleads Guilty in White Slave Case
Reverend Joseph Owens, a Baptist preacher from Bristol, pled guilty in federal court at Abingdon Virginia to taking a Virginia woman into West Virginia for immoral purposes under the Mann act. He received one year and one day in Morgantown Federal Prison, while he is already serving a state term for the offense. he fled with another minister.
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Joseph Owens
Abingdon
Virginia
West Virginia
Mornaville
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Hawthorne to Leave Atlanta Prison for New York Job
Julian Hawthorne son of Nathaniel Hawthorne will leave Atlanta federal prison October 15 and start a $10,000-a-year post at The New York American. He and Di Morton were imprisoned for postal law violations in New York, with good time deductions ending the term next Wednesday. Officials refuse to disclose details of release while Hawthorne and Morton avoid publicity, hoping to exit quietly.
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New York American
Julian Hawthorne
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Moyer
Hawthorne
Morton
Moyor
New York
Wilson 10. Touch Off Canal Blast
Washington reports President Wilson will trigger an electric charge to destroy the Gamboa dike at the Panama Canal, opening water communication between oceans. Preparations include mined barriers and dredging fleets. officials expect the canal to open in a few weeks amid guard patrols.
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Athletics Shell Polo Grounds With Long Drives In Third Battle
Philadelphia Athletics hammer New York Giants 8 to 2 in game three of the world series. Leslie Bush shines in debut with speed and control, backed by Murphy Oldring Collins and Baker. Schang belts a towering homer as Tesreau succumbs after seven? innings.
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Weather Prophecy FAIR and Probable Weekend Forecast
Local forecast for Georgia indicates FAIR conditions Friday with variable night winds. Temperatures range from a low to a high near 65 degrees. Rainfall is expected light with no significant deficits noted.
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