Plate Glass Break-In At Cox Prescription Shop
Frank Campbell, clerk at Cox Prescription on Peachtree street, reported burglars entered Sunday night by removing a large plate glass from the front door, gaining access to the shop and rifling cash registers. Patrolman Scott discovered the theft, with police saying the intruder spent over half an hour inside before escaping.
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Frank Campbell
Cox
Peachtree Street
Campbell
Camp Hadl
Scott
Worling
CLASS WAR IN BRITAIN DESCRIBED BY MANN
British labor leader Trin Mann describes the class conflict in the United Kingdom as a deliberate effort by workers aware of their poverty and capable of earning the same. He notes rising industrial action surpassing parliamentary action and compares U S labor activity to the United States AFL, urging the world to heed the shift in economic power and freedom of speech.
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St. Louis
Jabaur Ang Raphal
United Kingdom
Jas
Trin Mann
Tenlen
Landards
United States
American Federation of Labor
Movement aims for shorter work hours and full employment
The speaker cites the international goal to cut work hours with a six hour and five and a half day week as the path to reducing unemployment. Major Alexander McDowell of Uniontown Pa, long a Republican figure and former national representative, has been ill at home three weeks, serving as the treasurer of the Protected Home Circle.
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Alexander McDowell
Uniontown
National House of Representatives
McDowell
Guoremy
Man burns snakebite poison to save brother in Oklahoma hike
W H Bowers saved his brother T R Bowers by pouring powder into a highland water moccasin bite and igniting it after the snake pierced the index and middle fingers. They drove to Grady hospital where doctors said the patient faced danger yet had a fighting chance.
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W. H. Bowers
T. R. Bowers
Grady Hospital
Hawers Brothers
Oakland Cty
Hle
Bowsie
Rates Suspended on Transcontinental Freight Plans
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended tariffs proposed by western railroads to curb concentrating shipments of water eggs and other dairy products from eastern points to the Pacific coast. The changes would raise freight rates and are paused for an inquiry.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pacific Coast
Worsham to Lecture in Rome on Conservation
Entomologist E. Lee Worsham will lecture before the Woman's Club of Rome at the Carnegie Library on Wednesday night on Conservation. Mrs. Worsham will accompany him and both will be guests of honor at a reception to be held by the club women on Wednesday afternoon.
Pindell Seen as Likely Choice for Petersburg Ambassadorship
Pindell, of St. Petersburg, Washington, was among Wilson’s callers and after a brief interview was referred to Secretary Bryan. It is believed he is prepared to accept the American ambassadorship to St. Petersburg.
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Washington
Menty At
Pindell, Y Pererla
St. Petersburg
Wilson
Bryan
Pinder
Bird Stumps in Auto Campaign Tour Through Massachusetts Cities
Charles Bird leads a pro executive candidate campaign tour starting in Boston. Four automobiles carry Bird and his party visiting every city and town across the state in five weeks. A band and drum corps accompany the group on the journey.
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Bird
Auto
Boston
Charles & Bird
Pro- Eresaiva
Goverpor
Mr. Bird
Massachusetts
Renfroe Answers Opponent in First Ward Campaign Card
J N Renfroe, a First Ward council candidate, replies to Ma Alverson’s card, accusing his rival of copying ideas and misrepresenting employment. He defends his own 35 years in the ward as a local builder and attacks Alverson as backed by a beer firm and aligned with mayoral foes. Renfroe predicts an overwhelming election victory.
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J. N. Renfroe
Council
Ma. Alverson
Spring Street
Alabama Street
Davis Street
United States Gas Company
Alverson’s
Woodward
Impeachment Trial Photo Shows Sullivan, Cullen in Court
A courtroom scene from Governor Sulzer impeachment proceedings shows Chief Justice Edgar M. Cullen presiding with the board of managers and prosecutors present. A witness testifies as photographers are barred from taking pictures. the gallery is crowded and the session proceeds.
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Sulzer
William
Board of Managers
Edgar M. Cullen
New York State Court of Appeals
Tariff Revision On Last Stage In Congress
Washington September 24 The Democratic tariff revision bill moved to its final stage as it returned from the conference committee with unanimous endorsement by Democrats. Leaders expect Wilson to sign before week’s end and then turn to currency, anti trust and railroad control measures.
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Washington
Tiret
Wilson
Joint Conference Committee
Congress
Senate
Renart
House
Thiff
White House
Underwood House
Millionaire Acquitted in Downfall of Girls Case
Los Angeles reports George H. Thixby of Long Beach California was found not guilty by a jury on an indictment charging him with contributing to the downfall of minor young women. He faced accusations from Cleo Helen Barker and Marie Brown-Lavy seeking $450,000 in damages.
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Los Angeles
George H. Thixby
Long Beach
Cal
Bixby
Cleo Helen Barker
Marie Brown-Lavy
Maade
Benjamin F. Bledsoe
Clea Helen Barker
Roosevelt kin among victims after motorcycle collision
Relatives of President Theodore Roosevelt suffered in a southeast crash in Haverhill Massachusetts as Harry S Lee died from injuries after a motorcycle hit an electric car. His sister Lillian Lee riding in a basket attachment of the motorcycle was instantly killed.
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Roosevelt
Haverhill
Mass
Harry S. Lee
Lillian Lee
Theodore Roosevelt
Tax Law Changes Narrow IRS Hiring and 84000 Exemption
A conference committee rewrote a provision affecting income tax administrators and their hiring. It limits selections to Washington employees below division chiefs under service rules. It allows the Treasury secretary to appoint others and retains a 84000 exemption for a married person, with a single 34000 reduction from joint income when married and living together.
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Conference Committee
Internal Revenue Office
Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Desperate battles near Barreteran amid Mexican conflict
Reports from Piedras Negras and Barreteran detail fierce fighting between federal and constitutionalist forces, with heavy casualties and a strategic railroad bridge destroyed to hinder attacks. Refugees flee toward the border as American officials note diplomatic deadlock and ongoing instability in Tabasco and Mezatlan.
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Piedras Negras
Mexico
Barreteran
Constitutionalist
Seid
Constitutionalista
Bathings
Sabtitis River
Federale
Maas
Education and Bride Won by Zulu Prince
New York dispatch reports Prince Nadikano O Gole Jr of Durban Natal southwest Africa has won an education and a bride in America. He plans to sail November 1 as a missionary to the Zulu people and will wed Julia T. Smith in Danville October 20. His father, the governor of Zululand, sent him here nine years ago for Christian schooling. Hampton Institute will fund Nedikano’s expenses as he campaigns against polygamy among his people.
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New York
America
Nadikano
O. Gole, Jr
Durban
Natal
Africa
Danvilla
Julia T. Smith
Hampton
Prince Baves Hie
Zululand
Nedikano
Hampton Institute
Cardinal Agletardt Guarded by Italian Soldiers in Marino
Rome September 29. Cardinal Agletardt rode through Marino guarded by fifty mounted carabineers and bicycle detectives amid anti clerical threats during the annual cabinet convention. He said he feared nothing at 80. Later a street clash between anti clericals and Catholics left about twenty wounded and over a hundred arrests.
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Rome
Marino Yasterday
Cardinal Agtelardt
Marino
Troutie
Cardinal Agletard
Rogers Confirmed as United States Circuit Judge
Washington September 28 The senate confirmed Henry Wade Rogers dean of Yale Law School as United States circuit judge for the second circuit and Byron Benton as assistant secretary of the treasury.
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Henry Wade Rogers
Washington
Senate Today
Henry Wade ‘Rogers
Yale Law School
Second Circuit
Byron KR. Benton
Creretary
the Treasury
Broadnax to Attend Church Convention in Toronto
Delegates to the Disciples of Christ convention headed to Toronto this week. Deputy Ahenite George H. Broadnax of the First Christian Church in Atlanta and his father S. D. Broadnax of Monroe Georgia plan to be away about ten days.
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Disciples of Christ
Toronto
Ahenite
George H. Broadnax
Iret Christian Church
Atlanta
Big Father
S. D. Broadnax
Monroe
Sepute Broadnex
Appeal of Becker Heads to New York Court of Appeals
The appeal of former New York police lieutenant Charles Becker and the four gunmen sentenced to death for the murder of gambler Herman Ro senthal will be argued before the New York Court of Appeals on October 13, Albany, Minn announced today.
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Becker
Albany
Charles Becker
New York
Herman Rosenthal
Court of Appeals
Foreclosure Sale Notice for St Louis World Publishing
Notices posted for sale under foreclosure of St Louis World Publishing property. The mortgage dates to 1960s and secures a note tied to Edward Butler former city leader, with details incomplete in the fragment.
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St. Louis World
St. Louis
St Louis World Publishing Company
Sal
Edward Butler
Crty
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