Annex to English Avenue School Favored by Mayor
Mayor James G. Woodward supports an annex on the English Avenue School site in the fifth ward to ease crowding, estimating a new building costing about 10,000 dollars and housing at least four grades. Alderman Van Dyke disputes only some statements and discusses bond issues. federation leaders press for better facilities.
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English Avenue
Fifth Ward
James G. Woodward
Woodward
Techs
Arthur van Dyke
What Is the Tango Question at Chicago
Chicago, October 16. A city council committee will study tango practices in cafes and theaters to draft a tango ordinance. The two guiding questions are what is the tango and when is it immoral, with mayoral approval of the appointments. Burlington report notes a separate ban on tango and all ragtime dances at the University of Vermont by student council vote.
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Federation of Women's Clubs
Charles J. Haden
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Lady Board of Visitors
Atlanta
Board of Education
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Chicago
Harrison
Burlington
University of Vermont
Moyer
Warden Moyer
Hig
Federal
Cuyler Seeks $500000 In Alienation Suit
Telamon Cuyler sues Isabella T. Barton in Chicago Superior Court alleging alienation of affections. The case, filed by attorneys Rankin and Fulton, seeks a half million dollars. service planned at a railroad station as Barton travels from New York to San Francisco. Cuyler is reportedly out of town. his mother CHH Smith remains ill and unavailable for comment.
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Superior Court
Telamon Cuyler
Isabella T. Barton
John M. Rankin
Frank D. Fulton
Sherff
Michael Zimmer
Cuyler
Bis
Aragon Hotel
H. H. Smith
Atlantan
Automobiles deadly trend rises in major cities
Chicago reports a 553 percent rise in motor car deaths from 1907 to 1912. In 1907 there were 15 deaths, rising to 94 last year. Major cities show large percentage increases including New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Cleveland, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Detroit, and others, as safety efforts mount.
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Denver
Memphis
Train Hits Wagon Carrying Party Home From Fair
In Dalton Georgia on October 16 a southbound train struck a wagon returning from the county fair at Tunnel Hill. W E Benjamin and his wife were killed, several passengers were injured including children Lula Willie Guy Oscar Garner and Paul plus Hayes Farris Ed Williams and W W Jones. The wreck prompted calls for a public hospital as the injured were taken to Dalton for care.
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W. E. Benjamin
Reba Benjamin
Lula
Willie
Guy
Oscar
Garner
Paul
Hayes Farris
Ed Willams
P. Jones
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Tunnel Hill
Benjamin
Calhoun
Summerville Man Slain in Quarrel Over Poker Game
Summerville Ga October 16 As the result of a quarrel over a card game John Smith of Menlo 18 in jail here charged with murder and Marion Odum is dead Smith allegedly shot Odum with a double barreled shotgun the entire load lodging in Odums side He was rushed to Erlanger hospital in Chattanooga but died there Odum leaves a widow and five children both men were well known in Menlo Odum reportedly had been drinking during the poker game
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John Smith
Menlo
Marion Odum
Smith
Odum
Erlanger
Chattanooga
Fulton Cops Hit Court Order In Roswell Anvil Session
Lieutenant W H Cheshire and RB Haynie of Fulton county motorcycle squad were fined in Roswell Cobb county when they mistook a Cobb county blacksmith shop for road inquiry. Mayor Autwell struck the anvil and fined them one dollar plus costs totaling 12.30 dollars. They paid and departed for Fulton with a tale of breaking speed records on the way back.
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Rb.b. Haynie
Fulton County
Roswell
Cobb County
Atlanta
Buckhead
Autwell
Cheshire
Haynie
Fulton
New York Woman Breaks Windows in Paris Church
Minnie Vail, 45, formerly of New York, was arrested in Paris after bricks and stones shattered a stained glass window of the American Protestant Episcopal church and a rector’s dining room window. She admitted the act, claimed suffragette motives, and was ordered examined for mental state.
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American Protestant Episcopal Church
Dr. Watson
Minnie Vail
New York
Friends of Moyer Repudiate Prison Abuse Charges
The Atlanta federal penitentiary faces backlash over accusations of inhumane treatment by Julian Hawthorne and Dr. W. J. Morton. Warden Moyer, in Indianapolis, calls for investigation and reports readiness for an impartial inquiry as supporters cite his humane policies and deny the charges.
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Julian Hawthorne
W. J. Morton
Moyer
Warden Moyer
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Atlanta
Washington
Hawthorne
Morton
Impeachment Verdict In Sulzer Case Shocks Albany Court
Governor Sulzer found guilty on three impeachment articles by the high court, innocent on one, with removal expected tomorrow and potential future eligibility debated. Court votes reveal partials on Articles 1 2 4 while Article 3 favors Sulzer. outcome splits among judges as secret sessions conclude.
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Albany
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Robert F. Wagner
New York
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Frederick L. Colwell
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Edgar M. Cullen
Court of Appeals
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William E. Werner
Frederick Collin
William H. Cudderback
John W. Hogan
Frank H. Hiscock
Nathan L. Miller
Wilson Breaks with Huerta as Mexico Peace Steps Are Considered
President Wilson signaled a shift away from the Huerta regime and toward potential negotiations with the constitutionalists. A firm move is not planned until after October 26, with officials weighing informal recognition and renewed support to Carranza and Maytorena to oust Huerta.
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Huerta
Mexico
Beme
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Carranza
Coahuila
Maytorena
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Madera
Mexico City
Senaor Sheppard
Texas
State Department
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Eagle Pass
Laredo
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