Woman Thrown From Train Near Madison Injured
Mrs. Fred W. Auld of Elberton was hurled from a Southern railway train near Madison two miles beyond M3di son while returning from Westminster to Georgia. She lay unconscious for over two hours in freezing weather, suffering cuts bruises and a fractured arm. She was found by her husband and taken to Presbyterian Hospital in Atlanta. Doctors warned the case is dangerous and she may die.
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Southern Railway
Madison
8. C
Fred W. Auld
Elberton
Presbyterian Hospital
Atlanta
Aula
Arbitration plan was turned down in Chicago trial
In Chicago on December 26 Charles Dold former Chicago Federation of Labor president testified during the Shea trial that Montgomery Ward & Co refused to arbitrate a conference called by the Sinn Fein State Board of Arbitration. Dold quoted a line about protecting negroes and warned of actions against union drivers.
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Chicago
Charles Dold
Chicago Federation of Labor
Shea
Levi Mayor
Snnois State Board of Arbitration
Dold
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Welineee
Aise Cy
Basel
Dead bodies found in different rooms at boarding house
Special to The Georgian Jacksonville Fla Dec 26 The man found dead unidentified here was George Patterson a cab driver The woman was Alice Clark keeper of a boarding house where Patterson lived The Coronet is investigating the deaths The bodies were found in different rooms of the house
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Jacksonville
Fla
George Patterson
Alice Clark
Patterson
Coronet
Fusion Party Names Garrard for Asheville Mayor
A fusion faction names Garrard as their mayoral candidate amid a tense campaign in Asheville. The city attorney notes potential appeals while Garrard hopes for strong backing from his supporters, who plan a bold rally as he remains away and is expected to return soon.
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Sareenah
Gan Dee
Iain “Pueed
Colar-onorae Ey P
Osborne-Myers
Wil Cerrard
Ord
Ratic
el Garrard
Asheville
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Holds Semi-Centennial Convention in Piedmont
The semi centennial Sigma Alpha Epsilon convention opened in Piedmont with about 150 members present. Delegates from Maine to Florida gathered as William Levere and George Harrison led the early sessions. The surviving founder John Rudolph, aged veteran of 1864, spoke of the fraternity’s fifty years and bright future amid pledges of eternal brotherhood.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Piedmont
George P. Harrison
Opelika
Ala
Old Georgia Military Academy
Marietta
William C. Levere
Evanston, NL
Harrison
United States
Maine
Washington
California
Florida
Billy Levere
William Levere
Billy
Levere
A. E
Milncia
House of Representatives
John Rudolph
Pleasant Hill
DeVotie
Rudolph
Atlanta
Mr. Rudolph
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Epsilon
Amenesa
Mencia
Paris Denies Vatican Protest On Excommunication Move
Paris dispatch reports the foreign office denies any French government reply to the Vatican protest over the excommunication of Mgr. Montagnini. Official statement stresses no response has been issued.
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Paris
Foreign Office Today
Vatican
Mgr. Montagnini
Rois
Fight Fatal Duel With Pitchforks At Riding Club
In the Riding Club basement, Thomas Connelly Cassidy and another member fought with pitchforks over a distribution dispute. Cassidy was mortally wounded and blinded. Caswady was taken into custody as the other man awaited charges. Cassidy was moved to Flower Hospital in a dying condition.
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New York
Riding Club
United States
Thomas Connelly Cassidy
Connally
E. Fifty-eighth Street
Cateed
Connelly
Plower Hospital
Caswady
Harvard professor claims third degree forced Ivins to confess murder
In a Times Magazine piece Professor Hugo Munsterberg argues the Chicago 1906 murder case shows Richard Ivins confessed under hypnotic suggestion from police pressure. He cites disassociation and artificial memory as causes, suggesting the condemned man was innocent of the Hollister killing.
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New York
Hugo Munsterberg
Harvard University
India
Chicago
Munsterberg
Richard Ivins
Mia
Frank C. Hollister
Professor Munsterberg
Times
Farai Ata
Nobel prize papers arrive for President Roosevelt
The Danish steamer United States arrived today from Europe bearing the documents awarding President Theodore Roosevelt the Nobel prize.
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New York
United States
Roosevelt
Cold Cumberland forecast warns of cold morning after
Record cold across the country signals a frigid dawn. Lazy Rete notes a very cold Wednesday night, with a warming trend by Thursday. Forecast calls for fair skies and milder temperatures late in the week.
Atlanta Woman in Prison Cell on Theft Charge
New York reports Mrs. Jeanne Trautman wife of Dr. Alexander Trautman a prominent physician faces a theft charge filed by stenographer Peter Hogan. Trautman vows to prove innocence and to make an example of her accuser to deter unfounded charges against respectable women as police are pressed to defend her. Her husband enraged and supporters back her claim of a solid alibi including a servant ready to testify.
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New York
Jeanne Trautman
Alexander Trautman
Peter J. Hogan
Hogan
Trautman
Mra
Ald
Edward F
First Atreer Aften Cellate
Thirtieth Street Station
Dr. Trautman
Mrs. Trautman
Windows Shattered By Salute At Station In Charlotte
Special to The Georgian reports a double charge of powder exploded during a salute by Charlotte artillery at 1 am, shattering all glass in the Southern Railway station. The alarmed crowd believed a catastrophe occurred as debris and noise registered citywide. Officers questioned Mrs. Trautman in a separate matter at Jefferson Market.
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Charlotte
N. C
Dee
Charlotte Artillery
Rical
Richmond
Six Italians slain in Christmas night massacre
New Orleans on December 26 reports six Italians found murdered in a Dumaine Street tenement. Some were burned. Police overwhelmed. fire department called in as Mafia-linked violence erupts. Victims believed to have been attacked silently, bodies hacked beyond recognition.
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New Orleans
Dumaine Street
Explosion in New Orleans store destroys building
Special to The Georgian reports a grocery at St. Ann and Prieur streets exploding shortly before 3 a.m. causing the store to burn and injuring two Fernandez brothers, who run it, sending both to a hospital. Police suspect arson linked to secret societies and mafia violence, with no clear incendiary crew identified.
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New Orleans
Fernandez
St. Ann and
Prieur
Sipios
Julia and
Camp Streets
Japanese Plan Uprisings In Cuba Hawaii and Philippines
Reports reach Governor Magoon from Pardinas of Japanese plotting uprisings in Cuba Hawaii and the Philippines. February is said to be the time set for the uprisings, with sketches of scenes in Havana and other places.
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Hawaii
Cuba
Philippines
Havana
Magoon
United States
Pardinas
Five Are Overcome At Gotham Fire
Five people including a five month old baby were overcome by smoke in a four story tenement on Carmine Street New York. Firemen acted quickly to prevent more deaths as residents in arms tried to jump from windows. Mrs Bessie Benes and Mrs Lilly Sartori were reported in serious condition.
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New York
Carmine Street
Bessie Benes
Lilly Sartori
Mary Carr Puzzles Police Department Mystery
Mary Carr, 18, sought shelter at police headquarters claiming to be in danger after claiming a Western End liaison. She stayed with a matron then left with a young man promising marriage, and has not been seen since. Authorities doubt her story amid the unresolved disappearance.
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Mary Carr
Sherlock Holmes
el Dorado
Police
West End
Lea
Dee
Madame Gould Ordered to Pay Bill in Jewels Case
A Paris court ruled Mme. Gould formerly Countess De Castellane liable for Mile Namidoff’s claim of 40,000 for jewels. The decision holds Gould responsible for the purchase and delivery of the jewels.
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Paris
Dec. S
Mme. Gould
Countess de Castellane
Mile. Namidoff
Young man in jail for killing bartender in Bristol
Bristol December 36 The only tragedy in Bristol Christmas was the shooting of Pickle Brown a Negro bartender by Oscar ar vevaard im te Brown died today He claims self defense but Brown states he acted brutally and without cause King’s condition unchanged in Stockholm news ticker update
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Bristol
Tenn
Pickle Brown
Oscar Ar Evaard
Brown
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