Crowd Threatens Chauffeur After Auto Strikes Woman
Miss Hughes, an afternoon newspaper employee, was struck and dragged by a touring car owned by Otto Van Dingelhoeff at Pryor and West Cain. The crowd threatened violence as police broke up the scene. The chauffeur fled, and the owner promised to have him at the station. Miss Hughes remained under care with possible internal injuries.
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Otto van Dingelhoeff
Mary Hughes
Grand Theater
Otto van B. Dingelhoeft
West Peachtree Street
Gresham Apartments
West Cain
Miss Hughes
Dingelhoeff
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Peachtree
Dingelheetf
George W. Weaver
W.sey
Mr. Dingelhoeff
Weaver
Kimsey
Cain Street
Milam
Palmer
Japan
Jett
Thomas
Heastquarters
Miss Doughes
New Land Reported North Of Alaska By Russian Explorers
St Michael Alaska October 11 Russian steamers Taimyr and Wayeateh led by Jeo Vander Wilitsky report finding a landmass as large as Greenland north of 81 latitude and 202 east longitude. Admiral Peary Stefansson and others previously speculated a polar continent exists. Stefansson expedition boats frozen near Point Barrow with Karluk headed north to explore further.
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St. Michael
Alaska
Admiral Peary
Pears
Stefansson
Wilhjalmus Stefansson
Point Barrow
Mackenzie
Mackenzie Delta
Karluk
Water Wagon Ride Sparks Midnight Chase in Prohibition Georgia
Policeman Pearson and Plain Clothes units chased a touring car crew that commandeered a water wagon on Peach tree Street near the Aragon and Piedmont hotels. The six men in evening dress fled through Candler Forsyth and Piedmont buildings, were captured or rounded up, and John Duncan faced contempt of court with a $5 fine.
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Georgia
Paul Brockwell Pearson
Pearson
Peachtree Street
Aragon Hotel
Piedmont
Aragon
Green and
Cason
Candler
Forsyth
Causa
Bob Wilson
Piedmont Hotel
Wingate Battle
East North Avenue
John Duncan
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Milton. Reed
Chauncey’ Butter
Southern Bell Telephone Company
A. i Fhl
Duncan
Broyles
Alimony and access restrictions in custody case
Albert S. Gray a pharmacist former husband must pay Lena Gray 250 dollars monthly and allow limited contact with their child. The court barred driving the girl in cars and any automobile rides except two visits per month, conditioned on weather and the child’s health. No divorce suit was filed.
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Albert Ss. Gray
Lena Gray
Jsamnel Liverett
John T.penficton
Free Omega bracelet watch prize in spelling bee ad
An old fashioned spelling bee ad promotes a free solid 14 karat gold Omega bracelet watch worth 75 to 390 dollars. Maude Mayer Berkel Inc. of 21 34 Whitehall Street Atlanta is listed as advertiser. Readers are urged to cut out the ad and participate.
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Maude Mayer & Berkel Inc
Whitehall Street
Atlanta
Jewelers
Constitution Want Ads Talk for Mutual Profits in Atlanta
A bold appeal from The Atlanta Constitution endorses Want Ads as an effective way to reach neighbors and match buyers with sellers. The piece urges readers in Atlanta to use classified notices to introduce themselves, identify needs, and close profitable deals without wasting money.
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Constitution
Atlanta
Three Men Shot in Macon Street Pistol Duel
A mass crowd in Macon Georgia watches a 4:30 PM pistol duel on Third and Poplar. George C Bolton fatally wounded, dying. Charlies A Snipes wounded thrice. Grover Pittle non participant shot twice. Bolton sought store, Snipes pursued. police intervened. Snipes and Tittle hospitalised non fatal injuries. Bolton in grave condition.
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C. A. Snipes
G.C. Tittle
Macon
Third
Poplar Streets
George C. Bolton
Charlies A. Snipes
Grover ©. Pittle
Snipes
Tittle
Bolton
Poplar Street
Dannenburg
Third Street
Sulzer's Story Locked in Safe
Albany October 1. Uncertainty at the Capitol as the high court impeachment verdict nears. A manuscript of Governor Sulzer's sensational revelations was found in Judge D Cudy Herrick's safe. Herrick will return it to the governor after the case, claiming he will withdraw from Sulzer's employ. The governor's counsel keep the document secret pending the verdict, fearing pre verdict publication. If Sulzer is removed, a new administration will be seated. if not, the legislature may stay in session to block recess appointments.
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Albany
Sulgzer
High Court
D. Cudy Herrick
Herrick
Sulzer
Executive Muons
Disaster at Sea as Volturno Burns in Atlantic
A wireless SOS from the steamship Volturno, burning in a mid Atlantic gale, drew many rescue steamers. Eleven ships, including Carmania and La Touraine, joined the effort but rough seas prevented lifeboats from reaching the vessel. About 135 lives were lost with 21 spared. survivors were later taken aboard various rescuers. The Volturno departed Rotterdam October 2 bound for New York with 22 first cabin, 63 steerage passengers, and 96 crew.
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Europe
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Rotterdam
New York
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Czar
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Zroonland
Grosser Kurfuerst
Seydlitz
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Probe 10 Strike Deep in Colquitt Carter Case
Washington dispatch says Attorney General McReynolds plans deeper action on the Colquitt Carter case. The investigation, led by a new team, could span weeks and affect several government officials. Georgia lawmakers urge reopening, alleging fraud and witness intimidation while affirming Carter’s high character and integrity.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
McReynolds
Colquitt “Carter
United States District
District
Georgia
Department
Department of Justice
Ily
A. Bruce Bielaski
Division of Investigation
J. J. Harris
Thurman
Allen G. Thurman
Ohio
Congress
Carter
King and Queen Escaped Mob by Suffragettes in London
King George and Queen Mary faced a near mob at a London music hall as suffragettes screamed votes for women and rushed the royal carriage. Police protected the couple, while crowd disturbances followed. Separately Jewish suffragists interrupted Bayswater synagogue services condemning MPs Samuel and Isaacs for denying or supporting women’s freedom.
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London
King George
Queen Mary
Synacozue
West End
Bayswater
Herbert Samuel
Sir Rufus Isaacs
Mr. Samuel
Barred in Boston Tango and Turkey Trot Ban Ordered
Boston authorities order strict supervision of public dances after October 11 with a matron and a policeman to guard each hall. The aim is to prevent dances of a risqué nature and ensure adherence to Mayor Fitzgerald’s regulations.
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Boston
Fitzgerald
Huerta Defends Raid on Mexican Congress
In Mexico City on October 11 President Huerta defends arresting 110 cabinet members as revolu tionists and dissolving the chamber. A separate proclamation accuses deputies of systematic hostility to his acts and hints at a possible clash with the executive. Officers warn that the chamber may seek to seize power, while Huerta pledges to prevent disorder and protect national interests.
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Mexico City
Frues
Hhis
Wong
Huerta
Chamber of Deputies
Oscar Underwood May Leave House to Fight Hobson
Washington oct 11 special representative qacar w underwood of 4kiG may be catapulted into the senatorial race in alabama to succeed the unexpired term of the late senator johnston. if he does so he will likely face richmond p hobson for the short term and full term, as hobson has announced candidacy for the unexpired term and the six year term beginning in 1915. governor o neal appointed henry d clayton to fill the vacancy but the senate challenged credentials and may again block such appointments. Clayton resigned and the governor vowed to appoint again, while underwood would gain an advantage if seated. Hobson has campaigned in alabama for a year on navy temperance. Wilson intervention is seen as strengthening underwood. Clayton yields to the president.
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Byaqhe Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Qacar W. Underwood
Alabama
Johnston
House
Underwood
Richmond P. Hobson
O'Neal
Ship
Emmet O'Neal
Henry D. Clayton
Senate
Clayton
Wilson
O'Neal S
Hobson
Hue
Weather Prophecy for Georgia Sunday to Monday
Georgia forecast calls for cloudy and cooler conditions Sunday with a high temperature not stated and Monday turning fair. Light to moderate northwest winds accompany the change. Rainfall in the past 24 hours is minimal with deficits noted since January.
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Georgia
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