Cant Fire Man for Doing Duty recalls in Atlanta recall debate
Mayor James G Woodward, leading reformers in Atlanta, argues that the recall amendment to the city charter targets none but police chief Beavers, insisting no officer can be removed without legal cause. He questions public will to sign petitions and predicts minimal immediate use of recall while noting potential charter reform avenues.
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James G. Woodward
James G Woodward
Atlanta
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Beavers
Civil Service
Foderation of Trades
Woodwards Committee of Twenty Five
Mayors
Messrs McClelland
Commission
Council
Woodward
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Ohio hotel men visit Atlanta for December meeting
Ohio Hotel Pens association members plan to attend the Georgia Hotel Men's association gathering in Atlanta on December 12 and 13. A Cincinnati meeting December 10 and 11 will precede the trip, with local Atlanta committee members J F Lettan chairman H N Dutone etc arranging the visit.
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Ohio
Atlanta
Newark
Chicago
Middle West
Ohio Hotel Pens Association
Cincinnati
Dd Letton
Hotel
Ansley
Georgia Hotel Men's Association
Atlanta Hotel Mens Association
J F Lettan
Thaayman
H ON Duttone
L Brown
J O T Wiliams
Upshaw Attacks Cigarette Smokers Before Large Audience
Willam D Upshaw, a popular lecturer, spoke at the Baptist Tabernacle Auditorium addressing cigarette and tobacco users. He supported Captain Jack Crawford’s stance condemning dealers who sell tobacco and liquor to minors and urged strict prosecution of violators of the law.
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Joan
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Baptist Tabernacle
Air Upshaw
Jack Crawford
Toy Minora
Commerce Executives Choose New Officers
In St Paul Minnesota on September 26 the American Association of Commerce Executives held officer elections ahead of tomorrow’s nominations. Emmet Hay Naylor of Springfield Massachusetts was named president. Directors nominated were Melded M. B Tregevant of New Orleans and Hathcock Dulles of Texas Ottawa.
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St Paul Minn
Altthough
American Association of Commerce
Negro Messenger Arrested in Department Store Theft
Price, manager at Smith and Higgins on Peters Street, reports his messenger took stamps worth money and failed to return. Fulton County Jail detains the suspect after inspectors traced him to a nearby substation and recovered most of the funds.
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We Olle
Neaby Tostuffice
Birry
Graham
Gub
Fulton County
Ten Men Arrested as Train Bandits in Alabama
Montgomery officials report five men arrested at Eutaw below Tuscaloosa and five others jailed in Tuscaloosa county. three armed robbers of the Alabama Great Southern Express Car near Bibbville last night escaped detection, while authorities pursue the gang with railroad detectives and private agencies.
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Birmingham
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Detecties Express Company
Finkerton and
Harris
New Orleans
Meridian
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Hutaw Ala
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Patton Watkins
Robert Vaughn
Robert Parks Vaughn
New Roads and Guide Books Needed on National Highway
Mr and Mrs Horace Parker of Dejeatur and Miss Alice Reed reached Atlanta after a 1300 mile 13 day auto trip from Boston. They found the New York to Atlanta route flawed with abandoned roads and vague guides, reporting delays in Virginia from heavy rains and a ten day rest at Rocky Mountain. Betsy the brindle bull pup accompanied them, proving an alert helper in navigation.
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Two Girls Tell Story of Trip to Birmingham
Elise Hillett 16 of Simpson Street and Eunice Dease 15 of Hapeville recited to Special Agent Bailey in Atlanta about a trip to Birmingham with Denton a well known Atlanta contractor. They described being taken to Birmingham by train purchased tickets and escorted by two Atlanta youths, Denton refusing return tickets and leaving the girls with a bonding house before news reports prompted federal involvement.
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Simpson Street
Eunice Dease
Hapeville
LJ Bailey
National Department of Justice
Federal Building
Birmingham
Jyn Denton
Atlanta
Denton
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Bailey
Dease
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Lilliott
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Moun
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Salley
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Defactuve
Federal Department of Justice
Engineer of Springfield Express dies from grief over Stanford wreck
New Haven Conn September 26 Charles J Doherty engineer of the second section of the Springfield Express on the New Haven railroad died of heart failure at home after grieving over the wreck that killed six when his train collided with the first section at Stanford last June. He was 81, survived by two wives and two children.
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New Haven Conn
Charles J Doherty
Spmnaield
New Haven
Stanford
Propriety Owner Guilty in Triangle Waist Fire Case
New York case finds Ma Blanc, proprietor of Triangle Waist, guilty for locking factory doors in August, amid the 2011 blaze that claimed 140 lives. He is fined $20 in a fire law violation ruling.
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Ma Blanc
Th Triangle Waist Company
Russia China plan treaty over Mongolia
St Petersbure September 26 The new Chinese foreign minister reopened negotiations with Russia for a threefold treaty among Itasaia, China and Mongolia. The proposal envisions recognition of an independent United Mongolia under the Khan of Mongolia, while under Chinese suzerainty.
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Forngn Ramietry
Itasaia
China
Mongolia
Malvern Hill Jr Joins Seaman Staff in Georgia Guard
Malvern Hill Jr is appointed staff Major J Seaman on September 12 and becomes adjutant of the second squadron of Georgia Cavalry. A UGA cadet, he began as private with Governors Horse Guard in 1912 advancing to corporal sergeant and first sergeant, later gaining rifle expertise.
One Vessel Wrecked Five Held By Ice
A four masted wreck lies on the shore near Point Barrow as the schooner Transit and five other vessels are trapped in the ice. Captain J B Backlund and crew aboard the Transit attempt to reach Nome while the Canadian explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson’s fleet shelters in winter quarters. The belated escape of the old whaler Kartuk is noted, and the fate of the remaining vessels is sealed by thick ice, with crews unable to abandon ship.
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J B Backlund
Transat
Nome Vna
Kartuk
Vilhjakour Stefansson
Mary Sachs
Adasha
Belvedere
North Star
Polar Bear
Hit by Bat Dies in Knoxville Incident
A man in Knoxville Tennessee died from a fractured skull after a bat slipped from a slaver's hands in Marnardville and struck him. The September 26 event resulted in his death today.
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Tenn
Bay
Marnardville
Plancock for Alderman 8th Ward
Atlanta voters urged to support W A Plancock after trial he has proven faithful to the council. He seeks election as Alderman for the 8th ward promising steady service and governance.
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Atlanta
W. A. Plancock
East Atlanta school site chosen for new graded school
The board of education picked a site on Metropolitan avenue near Moreland for a new graded school in East Atlanta. The lot costs about 4500 dollars. building expected to cost around 40000. Purchases require city council appropriation before completion. Also announced were promotions and appointments of teachers including Miss Helen Roddey as assistant principal and Miss Ida Hurrell as assistant principal.
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Public Schools
Board of Education
Atlanta
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Moreland Avenue
East Atlanta
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Ad Connect
Helen Roddey
Luckie Street
Ida Hurrell
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Bryan dies of sudden stroke in Ringgold Ga
Hon J C Bryan member from Bar of Bustish and history in Catooya county in lower house of Georgia legislature stricken suddenly with apoplexy He was 60 years old His death shocks the region as Superintendent WM Slaton’s office remains unused to the loss and tributes pour in from local officials.
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Susses Rosebud Hooper
Beatrice Hartford
Irene Silvey
Anns Laura Robinson
Gue Densimore
WM Slaton
Governor Hooper May Call Second Extra Session
Nashville dispatch reports Governor Hooper may call a second extra session if pending law enforcement bills fail by filibuster to pass the special session. Indications tonight show regular Democrats aim to block the measures, with a quiet capitol as adjournment nears and prospects of another special session if votes stall.
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Tenn
Hooper
Tennessee
Bilt
Beso of Representatives
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Capitol
Miss Hays to Sing at Central Church
Miss Mamie Hays will sing at Central Congregational church on Sunday morning and night, with New York studies to follow after the summer in town. The program includes works by Lemare and Handel and features Hays with the choir and organ at evening services.
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Mamie Hays
Central Congregational Church
Llis
Carnegie Way
Bernier Denies Arctic Gold Report From Explorers
Quebec September 28 Captain Joseph L Bernier, Arctic explorer, returns from Baffin's Land denying any gold there. He says the claim was made without his knowledge by the Arctic steamer's second mate. He notes rich island resources, salmon rivers, good hunting, five month warm season, two months real heat, sparse vegetation, no trees, healthful climate. Hudson Straits navigable four months yearly with wireless stations and safeguarded steamers.
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Arctic
Island
Hudson Straits
Bernier
Removal of Tubercular Pupils From Public Schools
Washington September 26 report states the district health department with board of education approval recommends removing pupils infected with communicable tuberculosis from public schools. Open air schools for tubercular students probably will be organized.
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Washington
District Health Department
Board of Education
Wells to accompany De Loach to Griffin
Athens September 26 Special cA Wells adjunct professor of chemistry at the University of Georgia will move to the Georgia elergnent station at Griffin to devote his work largely to research. Wells' position here has not yet been filled.
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Ca Wells
University of Georgia
Georgia
Griffin
DeLaach
Wells
Murdered His Father Gets Life Sentence in Union SC
Union South Carolina September 26 Harry Coleman was found guilty of murdering his father Robert Coleman a prominent local resident. A life imprisonment sentence was pronounced by Judge DeVore after a four hour jury conference. Mercy was recommended. This was Coleman’s third trial on the charge with two prior juries unable to agree.
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