Mysterious Letters to Mrs Godbee Block Trial Evidence
Milieu Ga September 11 Special from Jenkins county jail Mrs Godbee reveals mysterious letters and documents from an unknown source could reveal Judge Godbee’s true character. She says she would not introduce them due to memory loss and remnant regard for the defendant, father of her children. The letters are rumored to be a mass of love and business correspondence.
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Milieu
Gaddee
Exblain
Godbee
Anderson resigns from Ways and Means amid tariff clash
Washington September 11 Representative Sidney Anderson of Minnesota resigns from the Ways and Means Committee amid fierce Republican condemnation of Democratic legislative methods in currency and tariff debates. He blasts caucus action and secrecy, saying the system deprives him of service and promotes fraud, and vows he had no part in framing the tariff bill.
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Washington
Sidney Anderson
Minnesota
House
Ways and Means
Anderson
Republica
Kim
Ma. Anderson
House of Unélens
Watch and Means Committee
Senate
Even Money Bets On Mrs Godbee Exoneration Rise In Millen
In Millen Georgia on September 12 special bets surged that Mrs Godbee will be exonerated. Sentiment is intense with the verdict expected between one and two. Mrs Coolbee reportedly told friends in jail she expects freedom Friday night. The defense includes Judge Saffold J A Dixon and A Dekle, while the prosecution features Solicitor R Lee Moore W H Davis and Judge A Y Anderson. Colonel Davis aided the case, leading the prosecution in argument and witnessing most testimony.
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Britt Craft
Millen
Allen
Sven Manay
Godbee
Saffold
J. A. Dixon
Dekle
Baffold
McNaughton
R. Lee Moore
W. H. Davis
A. Y. Anderson
Colonel Davis
Democrats Split on Banking Plan Across Southern States
The consensus shows Democrats from Alabama to Virginia debating a proposed system tied to national banks and government obligations while contrasting President Wilson's actions with prior leaders. Hulings of Pennsylvania critiques policy shifts as the caucus weighs independence versus party guidance amid evolving financial changes.
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Alavama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missour
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
House
Conspiracy Charges Involving Federal Judge Landis Case
Charges filed in U S district court accuse Federal Judge Landis and assistants Elwood Goodman and Mar Parkin of criminal conspiracy. The case centers on affidavits by Max Garber and testimony tied to Peris and Epstein, with Silver and Epstein implicated in perjury and related prison sentences.
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Chiraro
United States District Court
Landi
Elwood Goodman
Mar \ Parkin
Lo ¢Osi
Ryman Epstein
Max Garber
Fort
Periis
Lani Hus
Jodzel ‘Lands Court
Hastein
United States
Lostun
Landis
Silver Mpstein
Rilvers
Silver
Abstein
Federal
Gerber
Epstein
Mail Department
The
Pison
Suver
Ladis
Jette
Silvearns
Wokerson
Milk not handled by the parcel post
Washington September 11 Many inquiries reach the Postmaster General Burleson about forwarding milk by parcel post. The department will not handle ordinary milk cans yet but may in the future. Milk may be sent only in metal sealed containers enclosed in wrapped packages or boxes.
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Washington
Burleson
OConner Charged in Forgery Ring Worth $200,000
Joliet September 11 James C OConner a real estate dealer is jailed on forgery charges totaling about 200000. He was arrested after a search of his office uncovered forged mortgage notes. John Motes a switchman reported a 1750 loss and also faced larceny charges.
Calaway and Jordan Named to Western and Atlantic Commission
Governor Slaton announced the appointment of Fuller E. Callaway of LaGrange and Gunby Jordan of Columbus to the Western and Atlantic railroad commission. They join legislators including Barry Wright and E. D. Cole, with others named by Speaker Burwell and President Randolph Anderson. The commission will meet soon to set its agenda.
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Slaton
Fuller E. Callaway
LaGrange
Gunby Jordan
Columbus
General Assembly
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Burwell
Randolph Anderson
Barry Wright
Floyd
BE. D. Cole
Bartow
H. J. Fullbright
Burke
BR Alin
Glynn
A.B Greene
Mounton
Wo D McNeill
Grant D. Perry
M. C. Tarver
Conferees Work On Tariff Measure In Washington
Democratic majority on tariff revision presses toward agreement with Senate and House after a session that completed chemical schedule. Conferees from Senate Simmons Williams Shively Johnson and House Underwood Dixon Koc h i Rainey worked while Murdock joined briefly. House concessions favored Senate on many disputed items. A compromise on chlorate of potash halves the tax dispute with an even division expected on the house rate.
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Washington
Senate
House
Underwood
Simmons
Wiliams
Shively
Johnson
Dixon
Kuchi
Rainey
Murdock
W. H. Adkins Improves After Operation
W H Adkins general contract agent of the Southern Bell Telephone Company is recovering from a recent assault and operation performed Thursday at a local sanitarium. He is well known in Atlanta business circles and many friends will be glad to hear he is on the way to recovery.
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W. H. Adkins
Southern Bell Telephone Company
World Faces Food and Clothes Shortage Says British Authority
Birmingham September 21 The British Association for the Advancement of Science hearing led by H N Dickson professor at University College Edinburgh warns the world will soon exhaust its capacity to grow bread and supply clothing geographic resources must be redirected into efficient distribution and new energy. He argues wheat supply lags behind population and calls for intensive farming and better country planning to meet future demand.
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Birmingham
England
H. N. Dickson
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Dickson
University College, Edinburgh
Royal Meteorological Socety
Mickson
Mr Dickson
Wilson Quits Capital for His Summer Home
President Wilson leaves Washington at 5 25 p m aboard the Federal Express for Cornish New Hampshire to stay until Tuesday. Secretary Tumulty and Secretary McAdoo accompany part of the journey.
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Capital
Washington
Wison
Federal Express
Cornish
N. H
Tumiuky
McAdoo
Edison Sidelined by Illness at Home in New Jersey
Thomas A. Edison, of West Orange New Jersey, is reported ill at home with a cold and indigestion after eight years without missing a day at his laboratory. The brief note notes his absence from work today and confirms the health setback.
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West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Edison
Write to Your Congressmen About Tax on Futures
Washington reports discuss efforts to defeat the Clarke cotton futures amendment. Senator Hoke Smith proposes a substitute requiring New York to adopt New Orleans contract forms, aiming to fix settlement bases by spot-market transactions and curb abusive pricing schemes. Hooper Alexander, named US district attorney for northern Georgia, met Smith but avoided politics. Senator Bacon plans a Europe trip, delaying currency bill work. Georgia postmasters nominations move forward with Senate confirmations. Representative Hardwick engaging in a murder case defense fears missing Washington time. currency debate continues.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Smith
Department of Agriculture
New York Exchange
New Orleans Exchange
New York
Exchange
Alezsader
Hooper Alexander
United States
Automobile Bandits Killed in Battle in Germany
Hanover reports automobile bandits who looted a Helmsburg bank after killing a hotel keeper and wounding bank staff fought officers at Oxterode. One robber was killed and the other captured after they had slain a posse member.
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Hanover
Germany
Uncle Sam to Publish Magazine for Farmers
Washington reports the United States government plans to publish a monthly farmers magazine. The Department of Agriculture announced the first issue will be released this month with subsequent issues every month.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
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