Capitol Clears Spectators as House Blocks Votes
Nashville Sept 25 Capitol emptied of spectators amid a three day standoff over law enforcement bills. Speaker Stanton backed by McFarland Wagnot and Stone cleared the building to prevent trouble. Police remained outside while lawmakers pressed filibusters on measures to strengthen prohibition laws and declare saloons nuisances. Governor Hooper urged passage accusing opponents of a conspiracy to thwart the majority.
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Belach
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McDade
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Ben W. Hooper
High-Grade Lawyers Sought by McReynolds
Washington September 25 Attor General McReynolds plans sweeping reorganization of United States attorneys and justice attaches nationwide Many changes are forecasted Officials say current federal attorneys were political appointees and resignations will be requested to strengthen service with high grade lawyers for investigating and enforcing the Sherman Act
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Long Beach millinaire testifies in Jonquil case
George H. Bixby, a Long Beach millenaire, took the stand denying all charges of immoral conduct with girls connected to the Jonquil resort. He recounted gifts totaling thousands of dollars to several women labelled as inmates, including payments to Mrs Rosenberg and arrangements involving the Jonquil and associated figures.
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Cal
George H. Bixby
Long Beach
Jonquil
Bixby
Emma J. Goodman
Josie Rosenberg
Hilson pardons bank cashier for false entries
President Wilson pardoned Charles A Isaacs, former cashier of the National Bank in Guy Iowa, who had been sentenced to five years for making false entries in the bank's books. The case involved loans to a stockholder and farm land deals, with a narrative of protection for the bank rather than public disclosure. The sentence had been suspended pending the president’s decision on a pardon following the trial judge and prosecutor’s recommendation.
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Wilson
Charles A Isaacs
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Guy
National Bank
Isaacs
Ltrial
Energetic mother funds son's college via Want Ads
In Atlanta a determined mother used Want Ads to fill rooms and keep her table profitable. Her persistence paid off as her son prospered, now riding in a six cylinder limousine while his chauffeur is funded by payments that inspire pride. The Constitution urges readers to phone Main 5000 to place effective Want Ads.
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Atlanta
Fadex
State Board Divided on Renewal of School Textbooks
Georgia state board of education split over whether to renew current text book contracts or adopt a new series. Governor Slaton and M L Brittain favored renewal for economy, while others urged immediate change to avoid future costs and align with a legislative commission’s work. October 25 set for bid opening, with hearings limited to one representative per publisher.
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M. L. Brittain
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Atlanta Boosters Welcome by Rotary Club of Birmingham
The Atlanta Rotary club visited Birmingham at the Alabama city’s invitation and toured the city amid social events. About 200 Birmingham Rotarians hosted transports to lunch and a country club gathering with cabaret acts, while Atlanta members listed included Grady, Green, Harris, Jordan, and Patterson among others.
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W. C. Pelzer
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Biringham
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Hubert Anderson
J. Lee Barnes
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Howard Geldert
Henry W Grady
George M. Green
W. L. Halstead
Evely Harris
Fred al Hoyt
Lee M. Jordan
John D. Kearney
Wiliam
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Boyd Perry
Paul P. Reese
James Scott
Relph Welchie
W. D. Homan
Genreen H. Auer
R. J. Gresham
D. Hicks
Lounsberry
Jack H. Lewis
Mrs Hawkins Defends Innocence Amid Cantrell Murder Trial
In Milledgeville prison bound Mrs Sylvia Hawkins, former wife of a slain husband, bitterly defends her innocence as Cantrell brothers face pending appeals delaying their executions. She recalls letters allegedly forged to frame him, laments trial flaws, and vows vindication as she endures personal grief and awaits life imprisonment.
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Hall County
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Marsha Wongington and Lola Norris Battle Probation Vote
Mrs. W H Moreland wife of Bishop Moreland opposed a probation committee resolution to dismiss proceedings against Marsha Warring ton and Lala Norris linked to their Reno Nevada trip with Maury Digges and F Drew Caminettih that led to Mann White Slave Act convictions. The 4 to 8 vote upheld restriction on the girls.
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W .H. Moreland
Bishop Moreland
Episcopal Diocese
Marsha Warrington
Lala Norris
Reno
Ney
Maury I Diges
F. Drew
Meritus
47 Year Old Youth Accused In Court By Child Mother
In Savannah on September 25 Isadore Silver aged 17 faced city court on a statutory offense charge. He was fined 500 dollars as his 15 year old accuser sat in court with a three month old baby claimed to be his child. The case drew strong remarks from officials about duty to protect the innocent and deter future assaults.
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Bixby
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Helen Barker
Jonquil
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Mich
Claremont
Savannah
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Silver
Roddenbery Dies After Nervous Breakdown
Thomasville Georgia September 25 Special Representative Seaborn A Roddenbery died this afternoon after a nervous breakdown last week. He had been at his home since last Sunday and collapsed.
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Seaborn A. Roddenberg
S. A. Roddenbery
Death of Congressman Roddenbery After Illness
The text reports Congressman Roddenbery returning home on doctors orders for a brief rest in hopes of recovery. His condition worsened, reaching a partial coma by Tuesday and he did not fully awaken thereafter. Death was anticipated since Wednesday, with the account continuing on a later page.
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Sulzer impeachment hearing reveals cash campaign gifts
Albany dispatch reports new developments in Governor Sulzer's impeachment trial. Jacob Schiff testified he was asked to accept a cash return of a $2,500 contribution, which he refused. Witnesses describe extensive, cash only campaigns and numerous Sulzer check drawers, with funds alleged to exceed disclosed amounts. Stadler testified he interceded with Tammany Hall to aid Sulzer’s nomination.
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Charles A. Stadler
American Making Company
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