Duane Released by Jury Probing the Haug Murder
Thomasville Georgia October 14 A coroner's jury released W T Duane who had been held on suspicion in the death of Dorothy Haug at the Southern Home. The case remains unsolved with no definitive evidence against any person and a Pinkerton detective to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasvilie
Dorothy Haug
W. T Duane
Duane
Tampa
Hert
Haug
Hir
Southern Railway
Knoxville
Duren
T. N. Hopkins
Pinkerton
Burrows
Valdosta
Miss Haug
Thomasville
Onsen Baxter
Dothan Ala
Tesco
Banter
Georgia
Directors Named For Southern Railway At Richmond Meeting
Richmond Va October 14 At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Southern railway here today the following were elected directors for three year terms George F Baker Jr Adrian Iselin Jr Charles Lanier and Edmund D Randolph of New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
The
Southern Railway
George F. Baker
Adrian Iselin
Charles Lanier
Edmund D. Randolph
New York
Sulzer verdict may be delayed in impeachment trial
Albany October 14 The possibility of a long delay in reaching a verdict on Governor William Sulzer's guilt or innocence loomed as impeachment managers urged advising the assembly to add a new article of impeachment if Peck and Morgenthau testimony is found not relevant to current charges. The executive session adjourned to tomorrow with debate unresolved and the political impact on votes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
William Sulzer
Duncan W. Peck
Henry L. Morgenthau
Turkey
Frawley
Peck-Morgenthaus
John B Stanchfield
Peck
Morgenthau
Frederick A. Goswell
Louis A. Sarecky
Melville B. Fuller
Want Ads Snapshot From The Atlanta Constitution
A fragment from an Atlanta Constitution Want Ads page mentions invitations and access through an open window, a June Bug metaphor, and a call to action for a “snappy, happy man.” It includes a cryptic line about contacting through a telephone number and a page/column reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginger
Hawthorne and Morton Complete Federal Prison Terms
Julian Hawthorne and Dr W J Morton left Atlanta’s federal penitentiary after serving one year and one day for postal law violations. Both men, previously admitted as model prisoners, were released early due to good conduct and were not eager to reveal their final departure.
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Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Julian Hawthorne
W. J. Morton
United States Court
New York
Hawthorne
Morton
Penitentiary
Hawk
Birmingham
Beyte
Tey
Federal
Mover
Anti-Futures Law Fight Fund Set At $10000 In New Orleans
In New Orleans on October 14 under the head of anti futures the grain dealers national association adopted a resolution to raise a fund of 10000 to oppose hostile legislation. Presidents of several state organizations pledged support and made personal contributions.
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New Orleans
Grain -Dealers National Association
Doctor Ends Test To Trace Poison
Examination of Mrs Sallie Lou Barron's internal organs by Dr Edgar Everhardt was completed. The husband Dr Cary Barron is held on a murder warrant amid suspicions surrounding her death. Everhardt reportedly found poison in the stomach and organs, which could lead to a true bill against Barron.
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Sallie Lou Barron
Edgar Everhardt
Cary Barron
Everhardt
McDonough
Atlanta
White House
Henry County
Porson
Barro
Herron
Miuluer
Hia
Dr. Barron
J. M. F. Barron
Mr. Barron
Barron
Cotton Case Argued in U S Appeals Court
Haven & Clem ens, New York cotton brokers, sue D. W. Gaines for $10 145 plus over $4 000 interest in eight years to recover commissions and losses from 6 000 bales of cotton dealings. Gaines contends cotton trading was gambling. Case has prior verdicts and appeals. appeal argued before United States Court of Appeals in Columbus. vertreten by Hollins Randolph Spencer R Atkinson Robert S Parker for brokers. Gaines represented by Smith Hammond & M.
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United States ‘Court of Appeals
Haven & Clemens
New York
D. W. Gaines
United States District Court
Columbus
Gaines
New York Cotton Exchange
United States
Court of Appeals
Hollins Randolph
Spencer R. Atkinson
Robert 5. Parker
Smith, Hammond & m
Four Die and Many Hurt in Texas Train Crash
Four people killed and over twenty injured when a freight car loaded with crossties broke away on a downgrade and crashed into an interurban passenger car on a 50 foot trestle near Dallas. The dead include Walther O. Seal and Walter R. Hulbert. James Shippey and J. Carpenter also killed. Seriously hurt include Br. Baliew, A. P. Martin, John Grr.
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Dallas
Texas
Here Toment
Walther O. Seal
Walter R. Hulbert
Lancaster
James Shippey
Waxahachi
Woman Probation Officer Planned for Police Station
Philip Weltner of the Prison Reform association urged the police board to install a woman probation officer to aid fallen girls. The board approved, with Chief Beavers noting police cooperation and that several capable women are available. Salary to be funded by the Men and Religion Forward Movement.
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Philip Weltner
The
Prison Reform Association
Police Board
Weltner
Beavers
Men
Religion Forward Movement
Doctor M W Lewis Denies Immoral Conduct Charge
Dr M W Lewis of Carrollton Georgia 38 is jailed on a July 21 charge of immoral conduct with the 26 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs McCalmon of Waco Georgia. He says a rival physician forged the hotel register to ruin him while claiming the girl resisted advances. The case aims for grand jury indictment on more serious charges as parents press for action.
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M. W. Lewis
Carrollton
M. J. McCalmon
Waco
Lewis
Nash FR. Broyles
Atlanta
Mitchell Street
Carroll County
L. J. Burks
Sylvia Pankhurst Arrested in London S
London October 14 Sylvia Pankhurst central figure in militant suffragette clash in east end arrested as she tried to enter Poplar town hall to speak militants attempted rescue but police placed her in a taxicab and drove her to Holloway Jail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sylvia Pankhurst
East End
Poplar Town Hall
Holloway
US Rejects Mexican Elections and Huerta Dictatorship
The United States informed Provisional President Huerta it cannot regard October elections as constitutional after his seizure of executive and legislative powers. Two strongly worded notes from Secretary Bryan and President Wilson urged humane treatment of jailed Mexican congress members and warned Washington’s diplomacy was near break.
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Washington
United States
Huerta
Mexico
Bryan
Mexican Congress
Wilson
Mexico City
John Lind
State Department
Federico Gamboa
Vera Cruz
Interior
Weather Prophecy for FAIR Georgia
Local report forecasts fair skies on Wednesday and Thursday in FAIR Georgia. Notes include lowest and highest temperatures and mean temps with normal values. Rainfall in past 24 hours recorded at .08 inches. Deficiency rainfall for the month and since January 1 are 0.04 and 4.90 inches respectively.
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