Turner Shoots in Office After Settlement Talks
Turner, former president of Cmax Bottling, shot Mallard after demanding his check during a settlement over a $5,100 shortage. He then killed Hamilton and Mallard before turning the gun on himself, leaving three bodies found when others returned. McIntyre and Leventritt represented Turner. Cantor Adams & McIntyre hosted the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mallard
Turner
Climax Bottling Company
Cmax
John F. McIntyre
M. Goodman
Edward Leventritt
Cantor, Adams & McIntyre
Messrs
Goodman
Adams
Tren Turner
Mr. Mallard
Harn
Hiteon
Mr. Leveniitt
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promise Cure for Catarrh
An ad touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a safe pleasant internally taken remedy for all forms of catarrh. It claims the tablets reach the throat and digestive tract, cleanse the blood and mucous membranes, and cure without douches or inhalers. Dr Sinslee endorses daily use for full relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Sinslee
Shaw to Buy Fifteen Million Four Per Cent Bonds
Secretary Shaw telegraphed from Chicago that the sinking fund will buy United States 4 per cent bonds of the 1925 loan on October 18 and pay 13 3 4 for them plus interest. Bonds may be presented at the treasury or at Chicago and New York offices until October 20. The move aims to ease money market stringency and circulates about 20 million dollars, aiding crop movement amid the crisis period. A National City bank led syndicate announced plans to sell 15 million to the government, with 5 million at 138 and 9 million turned in today, Vanderlip representing Shaw in negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shaw
Chigive
United States
Treasuury Department
Chicago
New York
Department
Sub-Treasury
TSE
National City Bank
Harvey Fiske & Sons
Fiske & Robinson, Farson,Leach & Co
Oil Fields of Kentucky Interest in Valuable Lands Secured
William Tye of Barbourville Kentucky travels to the city promoting a company to develop Knox county oil fields. The Knoxville Southern Oil and Gas Company aims to issue 100000 capital and holds land adjoining Swan Lake and George Hammons properties with gushers and high daily production estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tye
Barbourville
Knox County
Tye
Knoxville Southern Oil and Gas Company
Atlantic and Paciffic
Jones
Swan Lake Oil Company
Hirf
George Hammons
Gibson
Mae
Cumberland Valley Oil and Gas Company
Tye Bend Oil Company
Tye Bend
Wiliam Tye
Drew ‘Tye
Atlanta
G. M. Faulkner
South Dakota
Tragedy Unfolds as Office Shooting Ends in Three Deaths
In a Fulton County law office, gunfire left three people dead including William J. Mallard Jr and Turner. A telegram on Turner's corpse hinted at a payment attempt of 2700 to settle a dispute. Mallard, once tied to Atlanta affairs, had moved to New York and later returned to the glassware trade. The body shipment to Atlanta for funeral services is planned with relatives accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodman
Leventrill
Adams
Mallard
Turner
Hamilton
Mr. Mallard
Atlanta
Arrest follows stray pistol shot at mad dog near Arlington
Malsby fired twice at a supposed mad dog on Marietta street in front of the Arlington hotel. One bullet wounded Claude Lemke, son of Lemke & Witensky harness, while the other shattered a window in the Kontz building. Lemke was taken to Grady hospital where the bullet was removed. Malsby, a hotel guest, was escorted to the station and charged with discharging firearms in the city limits. The case proceeds before Recorder Brontes. The incident caused local excitement and concern for Lemke’s recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Malsby
Marietta Street
Arlington Hotel
Claude Lemke
Charles M. Lemke
Lemke & Wilensky
Malsby
Arlington
Lemke
Lemke & Witensky
Kontz
Grady Hospital
Buller
Freeman
Brontes
Mallard Family Mourns Loss of Young Man
W J Mallard of 242 Woodward Avenue is mourned as his elder brother departs city on business. The deceased is to be buried in Atlanta by James J Meador Jr. His widow and two children survive. Siblings Nora and Clara Mallard reside at 242 Woodward Avenue, Mrs Ralph Scott near Decatur, and Logan and Wallace Mallard live in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Mallard
Woodward Avenue
Mallard
Atlanta
James J. Meador, Jr
New York
Nora
Clara Mallard
Woodward.avenue
Ralph Scott
Decatur
Messrs
Logan and
Wallace Mallard
Miners Plan to End Strike Through Arbitration
The article reports talks on arbitration to end a coal strike led by John Mitchell and the United Mine Workers. Delegates are expected to back a peaceful settlement, with the president appointing a commission to oversee terms and a two day convention likely to debate plan details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Ima
Sant
Mitchel’s
Washington
John Mitchel
Aidtricts
Pyecutiverboara
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promote Cure Claims
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for various skin eruptions and humoral disorders. It cites testimonials from J G Hines of Franks NL and Miss Alvina Walter of Algona Wis claiming relief from eczema and facial blemishes, asserting many favorable endorsements exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Misa Alvina Walter
Algona. Wis
Coal Strike Arbitration Raised by Labor Call
The United Mine Workers press for wage increases and shorter hours while praising amicable relations with operators. Roosevelt meets with Wilson and Wright as arbitration is prepared, with a two thirds vote needed to settle disputes and Wright handling records and logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
Tabor
Capital
Ple
Aregni É Oli
Lawidda
Roosevelt
White House
Wilson
Washington
Carrol D. Wright
Colonel Wright
FAZO OINTMENT PROMISES Cures for Ringworm and Skin Ailments
An advertise ment claims FAZO OINTMENT cures ring worm tetter old ulcers and sores pimples and skin diseases with a money back guarantee if no cure.
One Molineux Juror WEEDED and New Talesmen Called
A New York session called a panel of 132 talesmen to complete the jury for the Molineux trial. Arguments centered on Barnett letters and their admissibility, defense claiming the Court of Appeals barred death related matters, prosecution seeking letters as handwriting comparison. Justice Lambert to rule before trial. The summons extended to Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molineux
Talesmen
New York
Roland B. Molineux
Barnett
Court of Appeals
Henry B. Barnett
Lambert
National WCTU Holds Twenty Ninth Annual Convention
Portland hosts the twenty ninth annual National Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention with representatives from every state and territory. President L M N Stevens presided as Lady Somerset and Rev Henry S Sanders participated. Reports cite vast growth in unions, pledges, and younger branches, with funds and missionary efforts for Manila, Bermuda, Cuba, and Mexico highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
United States
L. M. N. Stevens
National
Lady Somerset
Henry S. Sanders
London
England
Stevens Geliver
Susan’ M. ‘D. Fry
Ilipéis
Manila
Faxon
Philppines
Bermudas
Cuba
Mexico
Mira
Amanda Richey
Indian Territory Union
Frances E. Villard
Helen Morton Barker
Frances EB. Willard
Elizabeth W. Greenwood
Henry Pomersets
C. T
Helen G. Ree
Massachusetts
The
Loyal Temperance League
Tiling
Manchester
Hfe
Margaret D. Ellis
New Jersey
Belle Kearney
Missouri
Henry Somerset
Convention of the Bankers in New Orleans Meeting Planned
Arrangements for the American Bankers Association twenty-eighth annual convention in New Orleans on November 11 to 13 are complete. The program promises a historic meeting with constitutional amendments including creation of a savings banks section to be joined by the trust companies' section under the executive council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York
American Bankers’ Association
Committee On
Savings Banks’ Section
Trust Companies
Executive Council
National Candy Combine forms with St Louis HQ
National Candy Company created from candy firms nationwide. C H Peckham of St Louis elected president with A J Walter as secretary and D Seward as treasurer. Four vice presidents named Peter Sechert Cincinnati John F Gray Detroit Frank Sibley Buffalo Wv Price Chicago. Executive committee includes H L Price chair Fr A Menne Louisville J E Farley Chicago Alfred Paris Minneapolis F D Seward St Louis A J Walter St Louis. president ex officio member. The combine is now in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Peckham
St. Louis
National Candy Company
A. J. Walter
D. Seward
Peter Sechert
Cincinnati
John F. Gray
Detroit
Frank Sibley
Buffalo
Price
Chicago
H. L. Price
Fr. A. Menne
Loulaville
J. E. Farley
Alfred Paris
Minneapolia
F. D. Seward
St Louis
Hardy farmer Joseph Chase praises Dr Williams Pills for Pale People
An elderly farmer from R area recounts a long battle with rheumatism that left him nearly immobile. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, he reports permanent relief and recommends the treatment to others. The ad touts pills as blood and nerve acting, suitable for rheumatic conditions and related ailments. Pills sold by dealers or mailed from Schenectady NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chase
Tuc Eadsic
Ming
de. Williams
Dr. Williams
Medicine Company
Schénoity, Dy
N.Y
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Partner
Tuer
Victims
OIL Fields OF
Kentucky
William J. Mallard, Jr
Young Men's Democratic League
William Jennings Bryan
Democrats
Fulton County
Bryan
Millard & Stacy
Sarah, Meador
J. J. Meador
Jane
Dog
F. H. Oaks
Jamestown
Femore
Dr. Miles* K
Serge
United Mina
Ongford
Kan
Risom
Wicit
National Candy ‘ Combine
Hale and
Haarty
Vermont
Parner Wag Tey Young
William
Forsyth St
River St
Tutt
Atlanta Opticians
Whitehall Street
South
Rosa
Atlantic City
N, JL
Jacksonville
Alberta
Gardner Basin
Atlantic Ch Inlet
DE. Hathaway
Paina
Sasby
J. Newton Hathaway
Inman
Broad St
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