Court Martial Trial for Admiral Little Ordered
Washington reports Secretary Daniels ordered Rear Admiral William N. Little retired to stand trial by court martial for neglect and careless methods as inspector of machinery at Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy Mass regarding submarine K-2. Trial at Boston Navy Yard October 28 before a panel of senior admirals and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniels
William N. ‘Little
Fore Hiver Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
Masa
Boston
Navy Yard
Fiske
Helm
Parks
Worthington
Gleaves
Dann
Ang
Cowle
W. Johnson
Navy
Electric Boat Company
Fore River
Navy Department
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Admiral Little
Death notices for J. C. Fincher and Velma Heston
J C Fincher died Friday at a private hospital. The body was removed to the chapel of Greenberg and Bond. He was a former captain in the Atlanta fire department and lived at 120 Atlanta Avenue. Velma Heston, aged 23, also died Friday at a private hospital. She lived in Parrott, Georgia. The body was taken to Greenberg and Bond for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Fincher
J. G Fincher
Greenberg & Bond
Atlanta Avenue
Atlanta Fire Department
Velma Heston
Parrott
Georgia Gets Smith on Appalachian Board
Bluefield West Virginia October 15 The Southern Appalachian Good Roads association re elected Josann Hyde Pratt of Chapel Hill NC president and treasurer and Henry Roberts of Bristol VA Lenn Virginia vice president at large State vice presidents elected include John A Smith of Georgia Fisher Tennessee S H Wells North Carolina Governor H Stuart Virginia James Maret Kentucky J Jenkins South Carolina and John Craft Alabama The convention will end tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
W. Va
Southern Appalachian Good Roads Association
Josann Hyde Pratt
Chapel Fhm
N.C
Henry Roberts
Bristol
Va.-Lenn
John A. Smith
Georgia
Fisher
Tennessee
S. H. Wells
North Carolina
H. ©. Stuart
Virginia
James Maret
Kentucky
J. Jenkins
South Carolina
John Craft
Alabama
New State Warehouse Bill Promised by Farmers Union
President J J Brown of the State Farmers Union says a special committee will draft a new warehouse bill in Atlanta on October 20 to create an independent state warehouse system focused on strict supervision and bond requirements, avoiding centralization and opposing a department takeover. The plan aims for eventual national uniformity, with strong resistance to placing the system under the agriculture department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Brown
State Farmers’ Union
Atlanta
Mr. Brown
Lnion
Brown
Shipp
Colquitt
Department of Agriculture
Flans
Farmers' Union Convention
State Warehouse Commission
Commissioner of Agriculture
State Commissioner of Labor
Agricultural Department
Farmers’ Union
State Agricultural Department
Lapland Brings Gold to New York Amid War Escort
The Red Star liner Lapland arrived in New York with 2,590,600 in gold for local bankers. Passengers reported British cruisers escorted the voyage closely until near the harbor. In fog, another British cruiser picked up the vessel just as the liner cleared the war zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Red Star Oner
Lapland
A Baby's Birthday
Mother's Friend is advertised as a valued external remedy to ease childbirth, reduce danger for the baby, and keep the mother comfortable and the infant strong. Each bottle includes definite instructions and is available at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childbird
Hundreds Seek To See Negro Hanged In Murphysboro
Murphysboro residents report a gallows a stockade twenty feet high enclosing space for seven thousand spectators. Joe Deberry, a negro, is to be hanged for the murder of Mrs. J. H. Martin tomorrow morning. Four thousand have applied for admission. Tonight Daberry will host a chicken dinner with guest Elston Scott, slated for October 22 for killing his sister in law over sock mending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
Joe Deberry
J. H. Martin
Daberry
Elston Scott
Allied loan contract signed for 500000 dollar Anglo French credit
Lord Reading and Octave Homberg with Ernest Mallet signed for Britain and France respectively, and J P Morgan for the American bankers. Basil B Blackett and three American lawyers witnessed. The commission plans a future supplemental loan of about 250 million. The signatories will sail to Fingland aboard the St Louis with a Canada visit canceled. Negotiations for the new loan may begin within months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Reading
Great Britain
Octave Homberg
Ernest Mallet
France
J. P. Morgan
Basil B. Blackett
Coali
Morgan Beaiting House
Syndicate
Fingland
St. Louis
Canada
Lord Testling
Mr. Blackett
M. Hombers
Thos F Ryan Accused Of Dodging Taxes In Virginia
Richmond October 18. R F Drummond, examiner for Nelson county district, reports Thomas Fortune Ryan omitted 54,278,000 from taxation from 1904 to date. At 35 cents per 100 dollars, Virginia tax due is about 186,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
R. F. Drummond
Lynchburg
Nelson County
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Ryan
Virginia
Sing Sing Prison Bank Suspended Payments Over Bad Loans
Ossining October 13 The Sing Sing Prison Savings bank halted payments after five days as bad loans and gambling debts drained funds. Token money was used for two days work payments, with prisoners paying 40 cents daily for tokens. A depositors committee will salvage assets, while officials face potential malfeasance charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
Sing Sing
Osborne
Mutual Welfare League
Formation of Mutual Tobacco Company Inc announced
The New York based firm announces the creation of a 20 million dollar Mutual Tobacco Company Inc. with major U S tobacco manufacturers among its holdings. Headquarters will be in New York and included entities list Mrs G E Miller Co of New York Hoffman Co of New York Allen Dunning of Patterson and Campbell Tobacco Co of Newark N J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anutual Tobacco Company, Inc
United States
Mra
G. E. Miller, & Co
Hoffman & Co
Allen & Dunning
Paterson
Campbell Tobacco Company
Newark
N. J
Twenty Five Arrests For Election Frauds In Pittsburgh
Pittsburg on October 15 reports twenty five arrests for violations of election laws tied to the September 21 primary. The defendants are charged with permitting unregistered persons to vote.
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Pittsburg
Jury Selected to Try Railway Millionaires
New York October 15 Twelve jurors chosen from about 250 salesmen over three days will tryWilliam Rockefeller Lewis Cass LedyardEdward D Robbing and eight other directors of the New Haven and Hartford railroad on charges of conspiring to monoplize transportation in New England. Judge Hunt warned jurors to avoid any contact with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Rockefeller
Lewis Casa Ledyard
Edward D. Robbing
New York, New Haven and Hertford Railroad
New England
Hunt
Frank Si Douglase
Fred J C. Bonny
James H. Carton
Des Krous
Peter Wagner
Flint
Henry C. Dater
Alfred L. Grace
de Lancey Nicoll
Talesman
New Haven
Frederick H. Hennett
Columbus Commercial Club Elects Officers
The Columbus Young Men's Commercial club elected its board of directors last night and officers for the first year today. L. Kunze was named president, B. H. Johnson vice president, L. J. Henderson secretary, and B. B. Adama treasurer. Directors include L. Kunze, B. B. Adama, Bunt Hood, Early Ho Johnson, P. R. Puckett, George M. Wheat, and L. O. Wells. The group will work with the chamber of commerce and adopted by laws and the constitution at a board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
L. Kunge
B.B. Adama
Bunt Hood
Early Ho Johnson
P. R. Puckett
George M. Wheat
L.O. Wells
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Glen Carswell Dies Friday Morning
The funeral of Glen Blyea Carewell who died at her home 43 Haat Twelfth Street Friday morning will be held at the residence this afternoon at 3 o clock. Interment will follow in West View private. She is survived by her husband R H Carnwell, her mother Mrs S G Elyea, two sons Elyea D and Rufus G Carewell, one brother C L Elyea, three sisters Miss Grace Elyea Mrs W M Eliott and Mrs F G Colburn. She was 48 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Blyea Carewell
Hew
Haat Twelfth Street
West View
Carawell
R. H. Carnwell
5. G. Elyea
Elyea D
Rufus G. Carewell
C. L. Elyea
Grace Elyea
Mra. W. M. Eliott
F. G. Colburn
Lusitania Sufferer Sues For 40000 Damages
Chicago October 15 Mrs Sarah Lund of Chicago sues Cunard Steamship Company for 34000 damages alleging a conspiracy between Dagley Field Malone port collector New York and Captain A T Turner master of the Lusitania led to a cargo of explosives in the hold and her drowning husband and father in the sinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dagley Field Malone
New York
A. T. Turner
Sarah Lund
Cunard Steamship Company
Mmited
Lund
Lusid
Lusitania
Woman and three children found dead in home
A terse notice reports a woman and her three children found dead in their home. Details are sparse and OCR corruption limits specifics about names or location. Authorities investigating the incident described it as a fatal family tragedy with no immediate signs of external cause.
Chariton Case Delayed as Defense Requests Postponement
The Como Italy October 15 report says attorney Micelli for Porter Chariton asked for delay and the court may postpone the murder trial of the young American accused, citing his wife’s presence at Lake Como. Picardi, counsel for Chariton, seeks further postponement to October 26.
Choice Styles and Large Quantity in New Sweater Line
A maker offers neat styles with a big quantity order emphasis. Items for girls include sweaters, leggins, and toques in sizes 6 to 15 years priced 2.25 to 4.50. Silk Fiber Sweaters for misses 12 to 16 years priced 5.00 to 6.95 in plain or striped options with belts or sashes.
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Siassie
Whitehall Street
Smith
Appalachian
Stacy Adams
Buck
Johnston & Murphy
Whitehall
Cincinnati
Southern GD Railway
Southern Express Company
Hii
State Department
Thos. F. Ryan
Sing-Sing
GNE Corporation
Beacon Shoe Store
Peachtree Street
Mian
Pets Boys
SCLE
Sebring
Columbus Commercial Club
L. Kunze
E. H. Johnson
Glen Carswell
Esteinas
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