Captain of Police Is Suspended On Kiss Charge
Captain J W Norman longtime police official is suspended by Chief Beavers and to face a conduct unbecoming an officer charge before the board after reports he kissed a young woman in Grant Park. Two patrolmen and three citizens are summoned to testify. Norman denies the charges and says witnesses will prove his innocence. The trial set for 8:30 tonight at police headquarters.
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J W Norman
Beavers
Pace Commission
Uattern
Grant Park
Norman
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Greer
J Louis Whitley
Rant Park
Captain Norman
Ghief Beavers
Law Beert
Charies
Board of Commissioners
Ahend
Pollermin R A Wood
Ivan Wimbish
Woods
Normans
Reavest
Hunnicutt Street
Senate to vote on tariff bill amid party clash
The Senate will finally pass the Democratic tariff bill tomorrow at 4 oclock after a long night of voting. Democratic lines held firm against anti free wool and anti free sugar amendments as leaders urged approval. Senator Bacon and Vice President clashed over order while discussions continued on tobacco and wool provisions. Continuous adjournment plans followed late into the night.
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Washington
Senate
Bristow
Ransdells
Simmons
Finance Committee
Lintsa
la Foliette Catron
eParose
Randell
Louisiana
Hansdell and
Thornton
Yorks
Brandegee Catron Clark
Wyoming
Colt Fall Gallinger
Jackson
Lippitt Lodge
Olver Ponrose Perkins Root Sherman and Sutherland
la Follette
Stone
Ransdell
James
Warren
McMarshall
Marshall
Bacon
Lee
Gallinger
Fulton Dairies In Bad Condition
State agriculture officials under Commissioner J D Price report a dire Atlanta milk situation. Bacteriologist Kenneth Atkin warns mothers and consumers as Fulton county dairies supplying restaurants, depots, and homes show tubercular cows, open wells, filthy conditions, and watered milk. About 200 samples analyzed. many violators fined. pasteurization urged and lectures planned for October.
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State Department of Agriculture
J. D. Price
Atlanta
Kenneth Atkins
Sint House
Fulton County Dairies
Agricultural Department
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Chamber [Ts
Samuel A. Visanska
Fulton County
Capitol Laboratories
Wot
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State Laboratories
Kenneth Atkin
Commissioner Price
United States Department” of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industries
Atkins
Cama
Taft Hall
Atlante
After Making Two Small Graves Society Woman Commits Death
Chicago reports Mrs Walter B Smith wife of a wealthy stock broker in Lake Forest committed death by her own action. She tied a heavy weight to her neck and jumped from a pier into Lake Michigan. She left two small graves in the sand decorated with flowers. The body washed ashore an hour later. She had appeared cheery in the morning and spent time singing and playing piano. Mrs Smith was prominent in Lake Forest society and daughter of Hiram R McCulloch. Her father-in-law Byron L. Smith is president of the Northern Trust Company.
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Chicago
Walter B Smith
Lake Forest
Lake Michigan
Smith
Mrs Smith
Hiram R McCulloch
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Peters Wins Third Maine Congressional Seat in Special Election
Portland Maine September 8 John A Peters Republican of Ellaworth won the Maine third district seat by 558 votes over Democrat Mayor William Pattangall of Waterville with Edward M Lawrence of Lubec as the Progressive option The tabulated returns show Peters 15106 Pattangall 14533 Lawrence 6487 The presidential vote favored Wilson over Roosevelt Taft with a minor Republican showing The result reflects national campaign tensions and unity calls among Republicans while Democrats attribute the loss to primary failures and treachery.
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Portland
Maine
John A. Peters
Ellaworth
William A Pattangall
Waterville
Edward M. Lawrence
Lubec
Peters
Pattangall
Lawrence
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Repub
Mcan
Forest Goodwin
Repubcan
Kennebec
Hancock
Somerset
Waldo
Washington County
Jonn A Peters
Congress
Moose
Halbert Gardner
Progressive National Committee
Progressive Working
Perexted
Mad dash in auto saves life after stabbing
A rushed car ride through downtown saved Grady Nunnally a 28 year old who was stabbed in the breast. The assailant James Conklin fled as police chased the speeding ambulance to Grady Hospital. Police plan to arrest Conklin on sight.
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Grady Nunnally
Grady Hospital
Forsyth
Mitchell
James Conklin
Conklin
C F Allen
Garnett Street
Nunnally
Numnally
Someona
Allen
Whitehall Street
Decatur
Whitehall
Decatur Street
Police
Allen Aput Ther
Butler Street
Grady
Lsitvaard
Democratic Party
Atlanta Bankers See Biggest Prosp Year on Threshold
Atlanta financiers predict a record business year driven by bountiful Georgia and southeast crops. Prominent figures Asa G. Candler Frank Hawkins W L Peel W S Lounsbury Colonel Robert Lowry John Ottley W J Blalock Charles Currier laud The Constitution for its favorable crop outlook and align with editorial summaries. Georgia cotton and corn crops are forecast at top levels with strong market prices supporting broad prosperity for Atlanta and the region.
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Asa G. Candler
Frank Hawkins
W. L. Peel
W. 5. Lounsbury
Robert Lowry
John K. Ottley
W. J. Blalock
Charles Currier
Atlante
Atlanta
Georgia
Asan Candler
Central Bank and Trust
Third National
The
Carolinas
United States
Southeast
Jerome acquitted in gambling case in Coaticook
William Travers Jerome, former New York district attorney, was acquitted tonight of gambling at a Grand Trunk station in Coaticook Quebec while awaiting immigration decisions. The court apologized for Jerome’s previous humiliation and he left for New York that night, praising the dominion and planning to return for Thaw habeas corpus arguments in Montreal.
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Jerome
New York
Coaticook
Quebec
William Travers Jerome
Grand Trunk Railway
Harry K. Thaw
Henry Mulvena
Sherbrooke
James McKee
Quitten
Canada
Dominion
Coatinook
Montreal
Samuel Jacobs
New York State
Matteawan
Michael Knight
Jeromé
Jacobs
Fred Chesley
Knight
Jerome Wim Money
Jonathan Chesler
Seard
Williem Travers Jerome
Weather Prophecy Generally Fair In Georgia Region
Forecast calls for generally fair weather with late Tuesday and Wednesday showers in parts of Georgia. Report notes low temperatures around 61 degrees, with highest near 4 and mean around 6. Normal temps and rainfall data are incomplete. past 24 hours show rainfall with a deficiency since the month start and since January 1.
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Third National Bank
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