Alleged Swindler Caught by Pinkerton
Pinkerton detective Barry Scott shadowed Hugh W. Timothy a medical student as he entered Central Bank and Trust Corporation in the Candler building. Timothy, accused of defrauding Pullman porter applicants, was nabbed after a confrontation with assistant cashier James King and held for further investigation by Commissioner Colquit.
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Barry Scott
Pinkertons
Hugh W. Timothy
Timothy
Central Bank and Trust Corporation
Scott
Peachtree Street
James King King
Arma
Post Office
Federal Building
Thails
Pullman
Government Board of Examiners
Polete
Timonthy
Candler Building
Pinkerton
King
Colquitt
Preacher Attacks Modern Womanhood in Macon Sermon
Dr W N Ainsworth at Mulberry Street Methodist church denounced skimpy dresses and painted faces on Macon streets. He cited a harlotry stigma on a well known woman and criticized dances like the turkey trot and bunny hug as extreme indecency.
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Macon
W.N. Ainsworth
Mulberry Street Methodist Church
Dr Ainsworth
Ainsworth
Loch Cabin
Mutual Life Agents Meet at the Ansley
Twenty agents of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of Sew York gathered yesterday morning at Hotel Ansley in Atlanta. KOI Shedden, Atlanta branch manager, presided as Professor Joe Jackson of the re office shared experiences and explained the Hie TULL game from every angle. His personal experiences were presented in an engaging manner.
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Wutun
Life Insurance Company
Ansiey
Koi Shedden
Atlanta
Joe Jackson An
Agercies
Shedden
Jackson Wan
Pensacola Invites Wilson to Interstate Fair
An invitation to President Wilson to attend the interstate fair in Pensacola Florida October 26 27 28 was extended with the aim to boost ties with Mobile Alabama and the Southern Commercial Congress The president accepted the invitation under advisement
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Pensacola
Wilson
Washington
Floida
Fla
Provident Contemplatis Sasitins Mobile
Ala
Southern Commercial Congress
Seven New Instructors At Georgia Tech This Year
Georgia Tech plans seven new instructors for the opening September 17 term. Names include Woodward in chemistry, Hashes in chemistry, Nelms in physics, Smith in mathematics, Backwith in mathematics, Stamy in mathematics, and McCrory in architecture.
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Georgia Tech
Georgia School of Technology
W Og Perry
Columba University
LW Murphy
Mathrmarics Depa Ext
Harvard
P Stanley Woodward
Horatio Hashes
W. Nelms
David Melville Smith
W Os Backwith
D L Stamy
Mathematic
Madison Samuel M Crary, Jr
Johns Hopkins
Charleston
Nelms
University of Texas
Columbia University
Smith
Vanderbilt
University of Chicago
Emory
Buckwith
Oxford
Emory College
Centenary College
Shreveport
Stamy
Pennsylvania
Ursinus College
McCrory
Brunswick
Georgia Military Academy
Tech
Fatal prison fire mystery grips Texas county
At a Texas state prison farm convicts died in a suspected blaze amid a heat wave as guards were questioned. Four survivors described guards threatening inmates as attempts to keep order failed. Simultaneous fires at a nearby real estate man Henry Ham’s property sparked a county probe into a possible arson.
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Fitchmond
Esro
Tetas
Itine
Zenuals Department
Sen Commission
Erston
Blakely Maneter
Poisen Farm
CGA
Sweeton
Pola Tiustihie
Henry Ham
Genter Hill
Hams
Biges
Traiks
Rount
Ham
Effers
Man Charged With Stealing Sandlin Horse in Rebecca
Deputy Sheriff Charlie Taxon arrested Tom Gelber after a horse were stolen from Charlie Sandlin’s stable near Hiwinnas last Thursday. Gelber allegedly drove Sandlin’s horse to Rebecca, swapped for Howland’s horse, and left Howland’s buggy behind. Gelber is in county jail awaiting preliminary examination. Gubert formerly ran a club room and a line of slot machines.
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Rebecca
Howland
Sandlins Howe
Gubert
Judge Newman Returns From Vacation in Federal Building
Judge Newman of the United States district court has returned from a long vacation and is back in his chambers at the Federal Building in apparently better health than in some time.
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Newman
Ot Newman
United States District Court
Caralleras
Federal
Tiverton Meteor Proves To Be Fake
Tiverton R 1 September 8 reports the August 27 meteor was staged by two youths who confessed to police. The object, claimed to be a meteor, proved to be copper slag with a small dynamite charge and caused a loud crash near Seaconnet River. Fishermen found a heavy metal piece and a Brown University geologist ruled it as slag from a local plant. Police closed the display and the boys admitted they exploded it behind Gould's Island to create a sensation.
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Tiverton
Rom
Ural
Rive
Brown University
Gould's Island
Round Trip Fare Atlanta to Chattanooga Details
W. A. R. R. will sell round trip tickets from Atlanta to Chattanooga and return for a train leaving Atlanta at 8 35 a m Thursday September 11 1913 good returning not later than the train arriving Atlanta 7 35 p m Saturday September 13 1913. Cc E Harman General Passenger Agent.
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Atlanta
Chattanooga
Cc. E. Harman
Willard Faces Second Degree Murder Charge After Vernon Arena Fight
Los Angeles on September 8 Jess Willard and eleven others were charged with second degree murder following the August 22 Vernon Arena brawl that preceded John Youngs death. At preliminary hearing Justice Summerfield bound them over for superior court trial. Promoters Tom Jones and Al Greenewald and Willards staff faced elevated bonds while others listed as seconds.
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Los Angeles
Jess Willard
Vernon Arena
Willard
John Young
Summerfield
T. J. McCarey
al Greenewald
Tom Jones
Harry Gilmore
Banks Prepare Crop Movement Funds Across Regions
A public summary shows national banks on August 9 held $1.47 billion cash, $65.9 million above legal reserve, with total loans up $25.5 million and deposits down $193.1 million since June 4. Regional shifts include New York City loans up $94.9 million and deposits down $68.5 million, while Southern and Middle Western banks report mixed gains and losses across loans cash and deposits.
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Washington
New York City
Chicago
St Louis
Farmer commits suicide at Union Station in St Paul
Paul Cook a 25 year old farmer from Glengary Sack deliberately placed his neck on a rail under a moving train at Union Station in St Paul. Letters in his pockets from his parents in Pottsville Pa indicated he had been in poor health.
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St Paul Minn
Paul Cook
Glengary
Sack
Union Station
Cook
Pottaravile
Man Kills Wife then Fatally Shoots Self in Birmingham
In Ensley area of Greater Birmingham, Gus Campus, a young carpenter, visited his separated wife at her home and shot her three times before fatally shooting himself. The couple had separated recently. Campus had returned three days earlier. The woman, under 30, was found dead.
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Birmingham
Gus
Ensley
Enaley
Mayor Declines Funds for Dictograph and Stool Pigeons
Mayor Woodward refuses to sign two city vouchers presented by Newport A. Lanforn, chief of detectives, one for dictograph use on Attorney Thomas B. Felder and another for stool pigeon payments. The dictograph voucher asked for 29.75 dollars and the stool pigeon voucher for 24.75 dollars. The mayor calls the stool pigeon practice illegal and immoral, returning both vouchers to the city comptroller after seeking a city attorney ruling.
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Woodward
Newport A. Lanforn
City Detectives
Thomas B. Felder
Sanford
City Comptroller's Office
Detective Department
Comptroller's Office
Peachtree Creek work delayed then set to start
The clearing of Peachtree creek bed to protect the new disposal plant did not begin Monday as planned due to missing materials and equipment. Work is expected to start Tuesday or Wednesday while the plant at Peachtree Creek operates for a preliminary test, serving the Butler street and Highland avenue sewers.
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Peachtree Creek
R. M. Clayton
Peachtres Creek
North Aide
Butler Street
Highland Avenue
Return to Palestine Brandeis Urges Jews
Vienna September 8 The Zionist congress debated the committee report on Palestine work over the past two years. A letter from Lewis D Brandeis of Boston urged focusing on three aims: direct Jewish emigration to Palestine, negotiations with the Turkish government for concessions, and attracting capital for Palestine industry. The proposal drew strong enthusiasm.
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Vienna
Zionist Congress
Palestine
Lewis D. Brandeia
Boston
Congress
Ersa
Brandeis
America
Troubles Brewing for Mrs. Pankhurst
Washington note on Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst leader of British militant suffragists. Immigration authorities will decide if acts for which she was imprisoned in England involve moral turpitude and render her an undesirable alien. She would be detained on arrival. entry decision not foreseen.
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Washington
Emmelina Pankhurst
United States
England
Tennessee Solons Meet In Extra Session
Tennessee lawmakers convene an extraordinary session to consider broad legislation. Governor Hooper urged passing a blue sky law an ante-pass law and a ban on Sunday baseball, plus various labor measures.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Hooper
Governors to Name Managers for Wayward Girls Home Soon
Governor Slaton is expected to name a five member board of managers for the newly established home for wayward girls within the week. The appointments will fill five positions with no names yet known. The governor will also fill two vacancies on the Soldiers' Home board after resignations from Colonel Thomas E. Winn and Captain John Triplett, to be filled from their respective districts.
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HOME
Wayward Girls
Slaton
Soldiers’ Home
Thomas E. Winn
Eighth Congressional District
John Triplett
American duchess birth of a son in Chesterfield House
The Duchess of Roxburghe formerly Miss May Govlet of Newport Rhode Island gave birth to a son at Chesterfield House. The couple married in 1903 and the baby will bear the title Marquis of Bowmont. The birth brings joy in the border country with plans for fires and celebrations in Haddingtonshire.
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London
Duchess of
Haddingtonshire
Birthday Gift by Mrs Sage Totals 64000 in Syracuse
Syracuse N Y September 3 Mrs Russell Sage made a birthday gift distributing 64000 among Syracuse institutions. Syracuse University received 24000 while the Syracuse Home association and Onondaga Orphan Home each got 10000. Her total gift to Syracuse University amounted to 270090. A later gift of 1000 to the First Presbyterian church was announced.
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Syracuse
Russell Gage
Syracuse University
Syracusa Home Association
Onondaga Or Phana
Sage
First Presbyterian Church
Seaboard Excursion to Birmingham
Seaboard offers a Birmingham excursion on Monday September 22 at 2.50 dollars round trip leaving Old Depot at 8 30 am Tickets valid on regular trains returned.
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Seaboard
Birmingham
Old Depot
Cady
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