Perry Held After Fatal Runover and Abduction Case
Perry WD Prers of Girard Alabama is jailed without bail after a buggy collision injured Leon Blaeman, 12, and a 2-year-old Messenger boy. Charges include drunkenness reckless driving and concealed weapons amid crowd unrest. Separate sensational case sees Rev Wallace M Stuckey abduct Lorena Sutherland 16 from Willemaburg Illinois then flee to Chicago and Waukegan Illinois with her posing as his daughter.
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Perry
Leon Blaeman
Columbus
WD Prers
Girard
Ala
Waukegan
Wallace, M. Stuckey
Christian Church of Williamsburg
Kne
Williamsburg
Jere Knode Cooke
St. George's Episcopal Church
Long Island
Nye
San Francisco
Loretta Whaley
Sutherland
Stuckey
Chicago
Miss Sutherland
Mr. Morgan
Griffin
Will Wage Fight For Prohi Amendment
Birmingham opens conference on a constitutional prohibition amendment in Alabama with hundreds of prohibitionists Anti-Saloon League members and ministers in attendance. The First Christian church hosts the meeting organized by the Alabama Anti Balcon League trustees as statewide plans form. Dr Crumpton of Montgomery will preside as the effort to perfect a statewide organization moves toward conclusion.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Anti-Saloon League
First Christian Church
Alabama Antibalcon League
Dr W Or Crumpton
Montgomery
Woman killed in dispute over house in Branton
In Branton Alabama Sheriff G A Fountain brings Mrs Will Nowling who says she killed her aunt by marriage Mrs Henry Rowling cop and a half miles from Pollard the aunt sister of Morting Lindsey a Mobile millionaire The widow admits the killing and claims self defense The dispute grew from Mrs Nowling trying to remove household effects of a married daughter from the home Trial set for Sunday at Branton
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Branton
Pollard
Will Nowling
Henry Rowling
Morting
Lindsey
Mobile
Wi Rowling
Adimita
Fronty Nowling
Wil Nowling
Will Sewling
Souda
Brenton
Third Ward Voters Gather at Midnight Store Meeting
An enthusiastic turnout of about three hundred Third Ward residents attended last night to back council candidate J Harrison seeking another term. A follow up gathering is planned at Andrews Store near Georgia Avenue and Reed Street to mobilize the electorate.
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Third Ward
Harrison
Andrews
Up Corter
Georgia Avenue
Reed Street
Death from Pellagra in Stornspore City
Mire Jo Hichardaan, 35, died yesterday of pellagra. She had long suffered the disease in Stornspore. This is the second death this week from pellagra after three prior cases in the city, with the other two cases described as chronic and unchanging.
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Stornspore
Hichardaan
Pei
Federal court probes deputy Ramsey remarks to jury in bank case
In Asheville on September 16 the federal court opened proceedings to probe alleged improper remarks by Deputy Marshal Ramsey to jurors in the Breese Dickerson bank case. Juror Garren testified Ramsey said Breese and Dickerson were as guilty as hell at a Trocal hotel after a card game. Norton, who filed the other affidavit, was delayed by a railroad wreck and expected tomorrow. Other jurors denied hearing the exchange. Court adjourned until morning.
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Asheville
Federal Court
Ramsey
Bresse| Dickerson Bank
Garren
Norton
Wrecl
Road Wants Charter in State Supreme Court Action
The Carolina Clinefield and Ohio railroad seeks a South Carolina Supreme Court ruling on the constitutionality of a legislature act enabling it to obtain a charter in the state. Chief Justice Jones is reviewing the matter. Attorney General Lyon calls the act unconstitutional, and the secretary of state has refused to issue a charter in line with that opinion.
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Calumni
Carolina, Clinefield and Ohio Railroad
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Jones
Lyon
Secretary of
Hug
Bishop McCloskey of Louisville In Decline At 86
The Right Rev William George McCloskey bishop of Louisville and the oldest Catholic prelate in the United States is seriously ill at his home in Louisville Ky. He is not suffering from a definite malady but a steady weakening of his vital powers is evident. Ailing last evening it was feared the end had come, but he rallied. The bishop was born in Brooklyn eighty six years ago.
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Louisville
William George McCloskey
United States
McCloskey
Brooklyn
Glavis Dismissed by Orders of Taft
Washington reports chief of field division of the General Land Office L H Glavis was dismissed from the service by telegraph order of Secretary of the Interior Ballinger. The action follows a Taft directed letter vindicating Ballinger and Interior officials in the Cunningham Alaska coal land cases. Ballinger was absent with bronchitis. no further comment was offered.
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Washington
L H Glavis
General Land Office
Seattle
Wash
Sevice
Interior
Ballinger
Gravis
Taft
Interior Department
Glavis
Cunningham
Alaska
Campaign to disfranchise Negro sparks Baltimore meeting
Baltimore September 16 The campaign on the amendment to disfranchise a large number of negro voters was opened at a Democratic mass meeting at the Lyric. President Taft denounced the measure as a violation of the Fifteenth Amendment and Republican leaders pledge to seek a federal ruling on its validity before the November election. The grandfather clause, already disenfranchising many in the South, is the core provision. Governors Crothers and Senator Rayner spoke in support of adoption.
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Baltimore
Taft
Supreme Court of the United States
Tobacco Company Organized in Beideville North Carolina
The A H Bfotley Company chartered recently for manufacturing smoking and chewing tobacco was perfected today in Beideville. J W Damer was chosen president A H Motley vice president Satterfield named general manager. Authorized capital stock stands at 100000 with 50000 paid in.
No Ban of Fraternities in Washington High Schools
Washington authorities announce that fraternities and sororities in city high schools may flourish and multiply if conducted without objectionable practices. Investigations found no abuses like those seen in other cities, allowing continued growth of student organizations under oversight.
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Washington
Military reassignments shift coast artillery posts
Washington announces changes in coast artillery officers. Charleston district to be led by Lt Col Frederick Marsh retired from San Francisco presidio with HQ at Fort Moultrie. Key West district to Lt Col Albert Blunt formerly at Fort Schuyler. Other posts include Fort Du Pont Del Fort McHenry Md Fort Moultrie VC and Fort Monroe Va roster changes with Major Elmer Hubbard Major George Landers and Major John Barrette reassigned.
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Artillery District
Delaware
Key West Barracks
Flor- Hun
Ida
Elmer W Hubbard
Fort McHenry
George F Landers
Fort Moultrie
John D Barrette
Fort Monroe
Fort McKinney
Louis A Carr Dies in Durham at 54
Louis A Carr president of the Interstate Telephone and Telegraph Co died in Durham North Carolina at age 54. He was a Virginia Caro salesman manager and banker and a prominent state citizen. Native of Howard County Maryland he leaves three daughters and a son by his first wife and a son by his second. The funeral will be held Saturday.
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Interstate Telephone and Telegraph Co
Durham
Louis A Carr
Interstate Telephone and Telegraph Company
Virginia-Caro~ Sales Manageng Chemical Company
Carr
Howard County
Maryland
George W. Watts
American Tobacco Company
Howard Gould Appeals in Separation Case
Justice Poewling in the New York supreme court passed on the findings Howard Gould submitted after Katherine Clements Gould sought a separation in June. After an exhaustive trial Gould was granted separation and $3000 monthly alimony. About 200 findings were rejected. the case is expected to go to the appellate division.
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New York
Poewling
Supreme Court Today
Howard Gould
Katherine Clements Gould
Gould
Funeral of M G Bayne in Macon Georgia
Funeral held at residence on Hines Terrace with Reverend W H Rish of Vineville Methodist Church officiating. Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers included Ro A Nisbet C A Glawson M Felton Hatcher J H Brown T J Cochran and Moland Ellis.
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M. G. Bayne
Macon
M G. Bayne
Hines Terrace
New
W.H Rish
Vineville Methodist Church
Rose Fill
Ro A Nisbet
C. A. Glawson
M. Felton Hatcher
H. Brown
T. J. Cochran
Moland Ellis
Argument on New Trial for Cabaniss Set for Tomorrow
Judge A V Whipple and Cordele proceedings set the motion for a new trial for J W Cabaniss to be heard tomorrow. Mr Cabaniss counsel arrived in Cordele tonight to prepare. State will be represented by Solicitor General Grace and Thom W Trelder.
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Cabaniss Cate
Macon
A. V. Whipple
Cordele
J. W. Cabanise
Cabaniss
Grace
Thom W Trelder
Fatal Shovel Blow in Iron Furnace Quarrel
In Roanoke Virginia on September 16 a quarrel at an Iron furnace tipple left Wit Yam Keith dead after Thomas Gregory struck him with a shovel. Keith fell twenty feet from a platform and died from head injuries sustained in the fight.
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Roanoke
Tribble Announces Run for Congress in Eighth District
Athens, Sept 16 Colonel Samuel J Tribble former solicitor general of the western district and a noted local lawyer will run against incumbent William M Howard in the Eighth District He says he has long aimed to serve in Congress and intends to meet voters face to face to present his bid and seek support in the race
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Athens
Errentt
Congres
William M. Howard
Tribble
Congress
Howard
Tribble Named Georgia Lawyer and Official Figure
Colonel Tribble, a Franklin County native and University of Georgia alumnus, has held roles as city court solicitor and solicitor general of the western circuit.
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Colonel Tribble
Franklin County
University of Georgia
Elreult
Negro Escaped From Officer in Macon Ga
Adolphus Nisbet, a Negro, escaped from Deputy Smith of Twises county in Macon while the officer was in a store yesterday afternoon. Nisbet, who had been arrested, fled with handcuffs on and was not yet captured. The officer traveled twenty miles to recapture him but returned without prisoner or restraints.
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Macon
Adolphus Nisbet
Smith
Twises County
Sculptor Borglum Injured in New York Area Fall
Guizun Borglum, famed sculptor, suffered three broken ribs after falling from a stone wall while picking berries near his South Norwalk studio. The injury will delay the government statuary project for several weeks.
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Borglum
New York
Guizun Borglum
South Norwalk
Conn
Balloon Charged With Electricity At Ottawa Exhibition
A flying dirigible attempt at the Ottawa exhibition ended when its propeller struck an electric light wire, stripping insulation and stunning twenty by contact. Edward Knitting of Bellerville died en route to hospital. Governor Joe Brown scheduled to speak at the Negro State Fair on November 18.
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Ottawa
Ont
Nasar
St Louis
Edward Knitting
Bellerville
Gov. Brown
Macon
Joe Brown
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Jena Sutherland
PROHI
Pollard, Ala
Henry Nowling
Memhar
Baniel
Stetson
Daniel Bro’s CO
L. J. Daniel
Peachtree Street
Bazaar of Beauty
Coast Artillery
War Department
Louis A. Carr
Atlanta
Bell Telephones
Col
Sam’s J. Tribble
W. Howard
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