Bond Fixed By Judge For Innes And Wife
In San Antonio district court Judge W S Anderson set bail for Victor E Innes and his wife at four thousand and two thousand dollars respectively on murder and conspiracy indictments connected to the June disappearance of Mrs Elola Nelms Dennis and her sister Miss Beatrice Nelms of Atlanta.
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Texas
W. S Anderson
Victor E. Innes
Eugene
Ore
Elola Nelms Dennis
Beatrice Nelms
Atlanta
Innes
Marshall Nelms
John Nelms
Mrs. Nelms
Mrs. Innes
Arraignment Details of Archduke Assassination Revealed
Rome reports new details from Sarajevo on Carrio Fringio and twenty-one others linked to Archduke Francis Ferdinand’s murder. Prinzip defends actions as a protest against Austrian oppression, claiming pride in the deed and insisting he is not a criminal, while admitting responsibility for the killing.
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Rome
Sarajevo
Carrio Fringio
Francis Ferdinand
Austria
Prinzip
Prenzio
Thapuaenor
Hunganans
Kossuth
Maszini
Mieroslavaki
Daniel Connell
Hs Brathara
Princsip
Prominent Georgia Matron Mrs Goodman Dies at 62
Mrs J T Goodman of Butts county Georgia dies at her Jackson home after a months long illness. She was about 62, born Miss McDowell of Jasper county, survived by husband daughter Lucy and other relatives. Funeral held Thursday at 3 with pastor Dr Van Deventer officiating.
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J. T. Goodman
Jackson
J. T Goodman
Butts County
Goodman
Misa McDowell
Jasver County
Lucy Goodman
OF. Jinks
Medical Authority Slams Coffee Use
Medical authority from Omaha denounces tea and coffee as non foods. Dr. Joseph Maakin and Dr. Aikin warn caffeine and tannin in coffee and tea are cerebral stimulants and astringents, harmful in excess and not building tissue. Note cites chicken饮 warming drinks as a safe alternative.
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Joseph Maakin
Omaha
Aikin
Munsterberg Talks of His Resignation at Harvard
Cambridge October 15 Professor Hugo Munsterberg offered his resignation as head of Harvard psychology after Major Clarence Wiener of London threatened to cancel a $10 million legacy unless Munsterberg was removed. Wiener cited pro German remarks and a postcard notice suggested a formal letter. Harvard will address the matter at its October 26 corporation meeting.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard College
Hugo Munsterberg
Clarence Weiner
London
Munsterberg
Harvara
Harvard
Munsterbers
Major Wiener
Dean Brigss
Harvard Corporation
Convention Opens with Bishop Nelson and Leaders
The convention opened in the Ansley hall with Bishop Nelson in attendance and speakers including Rev. John Henry Hopkins of Chicago and Frank W. Goodall of Scranton. A Ulg public meeting at All Saints Episcopal church featured Franklin D. Edmonds and FH. Dillard discussing Christian world leadership, peace, and America’s role.
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John Henry Hopkins
Church of the Redeemer
Chicago
B. F. Finney
Southern
Frank W. Goodall
Scranton
Aig
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Franklin D. Edmonds
Philadelphia
FH. Dillard
Tulane University
New Orleans
John Howe Peyton
Nashville, Chattanooga
St Touts
Peyton
Ameren
America
Hugnanity
Brotherhood of
Brotherhood Appeal and Atlanta Convention Report
George H Mandal of Boston leads a broad appeal to support the brotherhood with emphasis on junior department growth and active membership recruitment. The Atlanta convention adopts informal delegate admission and hotel headquarters at Ansley while plans include mass meeting at Grand Theater with Bishop Woodesek and Bishop Woodcock speaking on Christ and the Republic.
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Boston
Mass
Brotherhood
The
Atlanta
the Brotherhood
Ansley Hotel
Episcopal Homes
Burton Smith
Grand Theater
C. E. Woodesek
D.D
Kentucky
Clelay
Woodcock
Georgia Southern and Florida Railway declares semi annual dividend
Macon Oct 15 The annual stockholders meeting re elected directors T C Burke W R Cox B Munson James N McCaw T D Tinsley H M Wortham A K Schofield Fairfax Harrison Thomas B Gresham George W Parrott S P McBurney H H Titt A Pendleton B C Long W A Merryday Also a semi annual dividend of 3 1 2 per cent on first and second preferred stocks payable Nov 6 to holders of record Oct 25 Officers elected President Fairfax Harrison VP GM J B Mungon Assistant to the President H K Spencer Secretary F S Wynn Treasurer H C Ansley Assistant Sec and local treasurer W P Hapner General counsel J A Hall Comptroller A H Plant
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Georgia Southern and Florids Railway Company
T. C. Burke
W. R. Cox
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James N. McCaw
T. D. Tinsley
H. M. Wortham
A. K. Schofield
Fairfax Harrison
Washington, D. C
Thomas B. Gresham
Baltimore
George W. Parrott
P. McBurney
Atlanta
H. H. Titt
Tifton
A. Pendleton
Valdosta
B.C. Long
Jacksonville
Ila
W. A. Merryday
Painatica
Pia
J. B. Mungon
H. HK. Spencer
F.S. Wynn
H. C. Ansley
W. P. Hapner
J. &. Hall
A H. Plant
Dr May's Magnetic Healings At 665 Peachtree Street
A citywide notice touts Dr May as the greatest magnetist in modern times. It claims dramatic restorations on stage and in private offices at 665 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, urging skepticism and inviting consultations from 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. daily except Sunday.
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Atlanta
Peachtrea Street
Audi
Ant Universs
Dr. May
Peachtree Street
Corner Start
May
Allen Made Auditor Of The Stationers
Charles A. Lent of New York was elected president of the National Association of Stationers and Manufacturers at the closing session of the on boat convention in Philadelphia. San Francisco will host next year’s convention. Barry Prizar of Philadelphia was named treasurer and Ivan B. Allen of Atlanta became auditor. Following discussion of the buy-a-bale cotton movement, many delegates pledged support though no official action was taken.
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Charles A. Lent
New York
National Association of Staioners and Manufacturers
San Francisco
Barry Prizar
Ivan B. Allen
Atlanta
F. P. Seymour
Wilson Endorses Glynn for New York Governor
President Wilson endorsed Governor Glynn of New York for re election. He sent a letter hoping New Yorkers would re elect him by an emphatic majority. The October 15 message urged voters to back Glynn to continue state leadership.
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Wilson
Glynn
Washington
New York
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