Renegade Priest Desires Death in Electric Chair
New York on September 13 Hang Gehmidt a slaver of Anna Aumuller requested death in a statement. He urged the electric chair, saying there is no point delaying, and professed a belief in euthanasia, claiming to kill the crippled and suffering. Detectives describe plans and papers tied to possible serial homicides, with river fragments of Anna Aumuller’s remains found. inquest scheduled. He also claimed multiple murders and criticized authorities, insisting the killer would face death.
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Alma Kelner
Louisville
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Grand Army Veterans Expected in Atlanta Today
One thousand Grand Army veterans are due in Atlanta from Chattanooga for a city tour. They will visit Hosea Field and the Confederate Soldiers Home. Dred Mouser, secretary of the Atlanta convention bureau, helped spark interest during a prior Chattanooga trip, prompting hundreds to extend their stay to view Atlanta’s postwar progress.
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Chattanooga
Baptist Churches Singing Contest at Capital View Rally Day
Capital View Baptist church schedules Rally Day with Sunday school at 9:30 am, apocalyptic readings and speeches, sermon at 11:00 am by Rev. Hendley, followed by a church grounds dinner. High school chorus performs at 2:20 pm, then singing by other Baptist churches ends with a banner award.
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No agreement yet on tariff reform
Washington September 19 Hope of conferees in both houses to finish tariff reform this week faded as the conference adjourned with about eighteen points in dispute. Deadlocks persist on several taxing features. leaders expect more talks, while estimates show the bill may yield a surplus of around 36.56 million in a normal year.
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Children to Hear Capt Crawford Today in Atlanta
Public school children of Atlanta will assemble at the Auditorium this afternoon to hear Captain Jack Crawford the poet scout deliver a lecture for the Christian Citizenship Congress in session. Crawford known for western horse days and entertaining experiences, is expected to delight the large crowd of boys and girls and a prize procession may follow.
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Christian Citizenship Congress
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The Jewel Kelley company at the Bijou features A Man of Mystery
The Bijou presents the Jewel Kelley company in A Man of Mystery at matinees today with eight performances. The company also unveils The Call of the Woods next week, drawn from Canadian woodlands, offering scenic effects and versatile talent. The Confession, a human drama by James Tal Reck Reid, arrives at Lyric next week, then Forsyth vaudeville promotes Bes sle Wann and Misa Wynn with Helmine Shone, plus Mav Sarl cabaret and Kinemacolor screenings. The Grand screens a new serial of song and ragtime acts as a strong week closes with heavy attendance.
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Jewel Kelley Company
Forsysa
Forsyth
Bessle Wann
Misa Wynn
Atlanta
Helmine Shone
Eucees
Mav Sarl
Muion Picture Theater
Mortuary notices from Greensboro and area funeral homes
Wisse commune resident dies at private sanatorium Thursday at 1 o clock. survived by son of W Wilson and two daughters Mrs Griffin and Mrs Robbins. Body moved to Patterson chapel then Greensboro bound for funeral and interment Sunday 730 AM. Wilson served in Methodist Church and Masons. Charles Farmer, 2 years old, dies at Meadestt Oakhurst Friday at 1 PM. survived by parents Mr and Mrs J Wo Farmer, two brothers Oscar and Floyd, and sister Jewel. Body moved to Pooles chapel. arrangements pending. Jew Yett a Uninamin, 84, dies at Grady Hospital Friday 8 AM. funeral from Harry Fools shop on South Pivot Street Sunday at 2 PM. interment Greenwood Cemetery. Edna Kitchens, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Kitchens, dies at private sanitarium Friday afternoon. funeral at Bloomfields chapel this morning at 10 AM. interment Greenwood.
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H Griffin
Jor Robbins
Pattersons Chapel
Greensboro
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Methodist Church of
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Oakhurst
J Wo Farmer
Oscar
Floyd Farmer
Miss Jewel Farmer
Pooles Chipel
Grady Hospital
Harry Fools S Hopel
South Pivot Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Edna Kitchens
W M Kitchens
Bloomfields Funeral Chapel
Greenwood
Uncle Sam to Peek Into Newspaper Circulation Claims
Washington dispatch reports from the postoffice department that semi annual newspaper circulation statements filed by publishers must be bona fide. After October 1 the department will conduct careful inquiries to verify sworn reports with detailed itemized backing for all figures.
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Hazlehurst did not buy LaGrange bonds
James Nosbet Hazlehurst elv. engineer with offices in the Candler building did not purchase the 340000 bonds for the construction of a gas plant at LaGrange. The bonds were sold to someone in Birmingham. Hazlehurst will supervise construction for the city of LaGrange and is engineer in charge of municipal improvements including water works and gas plant construction.
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Thsely
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Emene Mes
Birmingham
Haslehurst
LaGranre
Dreyfus Defender, Paris Leader Stricken After ABA Meeting
Fer nand Laker of Paris who led the effort to free Dreyfus from Devils is in the city. He was struck with appendicitis following the meeting of the American Bar Association in Montreal which he attended.
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Paris
Theyfus
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Montreal
Birmingham Round Trip Seaboard Special
Passenger excursion from the Old Depot departs at 3:00 a.m. on September 22 for Birmingham and returns, with a round trip fare of 250 dollars. Arrival in Birmingham is noted as 1:30 p.m. local time.
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Old Depot
Diaz recall not encouraging Huerta factions in Mexico
Washington reports that General Felix Diaz nephew of Porfirio Diaz was recalled to Mexico to be Huerta’s candidate in the coming election. U.S. officials foresee a tense contest, with neutrality on arms exports continuing until a recognized government is established. Diaz says Huerta will not meddle beyond ensuring proper conduct of the vote.
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Paris
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Mexico City
Messen
Mrs Rutland Dies of Blood Poisoning at West Point
Mrs John W Rutland died after several weeks of illness from blood poisoning. Her body was taken to State Line Ala for burial. Services were conducted by Rev Graham Forrester, pastor of the First Baptist church. She leaves husband four daughters and her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Wills, plus several brothers and sisters.
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John W Rutland
State Line
Res Graham Forrester
First Baptist Church
Rutland
Thomas Wills
Not Responsible for Ditches. Rome Court Opinion on Damages
The Rome court of appeals handed down a decision in the damage suit of Green Glanton. Glanton sought 5900 dollars for injuries after a ditch he was working in caved in and crushed his ribs. The city of Rome was found not liable.
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Green Glanton
Edgewood Avenue Brick Building For Sale Near Com tland Street
Two story and basement brick building on lot with alley access. Rental value $94 monthly. Compare values at $1,000 per foot on main thoroughfares from Five Points. this property is a little over $700 per foot. Price $20,000 with reasonable terms. Forrest and George Adair.
Sulzer Impeachment Fight Heats Up In Albany Court
Governor Sulzer impeachment case moves forward as Judge Parke reviews objections to articles about prior acts and campaign contributions. Howard Fox and Cady Herrick push to strike off six articles while Brackett defends broad reach. Testimony set to begin with Eugene Lamb Richards outlining evidence. cross examination of Sulzer expected. James Garrion seeks bail. Garrison’s release unresolved. Acting Governor Glynn signs financial measures including a 75000 impeachment trial fund.
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Cady Herrick
Lezel
Eugene Lamb Richards
Frawley Committee
Mr Brackett
Sulzer
Crose
Jonos Stanchfeld
Stanchfield
James C Garrivon
Assembly
Gilbert F Roe
New York
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Kissing Motto at Police Chief Office Sparks Reaction
A sign over Police Chief James Litchfield Beavers desk proclaims This darn kissing business makes me awfully sick It hangs among parade club portraits and a blue ribbon prize The chief said he has nothing to say about the sign but acknowledged the distasteful atmosphere from recent kissing episodes at police headquarters
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