Despondent man tries suicide at Grange home
Special to The Georgian Grange Ga Dec 27 A young white man Frank Bassett was found at his home in a nearly dying condition with deep cuts on his neck and chest. He had been despondent for days and said he was tired of living. The wounds were self inflicted with a razor and he remains in very serious condition.
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Selma
Ala
Lee Pope
Sweetwater
Nicholasville
Marengo
County
Thomasville
Alex Jones
Zack Pope
Zack
Bob Jones
Zackoe
Grange
Frank Bassett
Russian consul may be death by own action in Liverpool
Colonel De Mann, the Renan coedil here, was found dead in bed this morning having been killed by a pistol shot. It is not yet determined whether the death was murder or self-inflicted.
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Liverpool
de ‘Mann
Renan Coedil
Less Cold More Rain Promised By Bureau
A weather bulletin forecasts warmer temperatures with increased chances of rain. The forecast shows daytime highs near 34 to 35 degrees and overnight lows around 87 degrees, with unsettled conditions likely to persist.
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Bureau
Exoneration cheers for Mrs Trautman in New York court
In Jefferson Market court New York on December 27 Mrs Jeanne Davis Trautman wife of Dr Alexander Trautman was honorably discharged after Hogan accused her of robbing him of $13 in a Fifth Avenue hallway. The court excluded the public and press as Magistrate Finn heard testimony from Peter J Hogan and others.
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New York
Jeanne Davis Trautman
Alexander Trautman
Peter J. Hogan
Fifth Avenue
Jefferson Market
Hogan
Trautman
Finn
Professor Zahm
Yale University
Jereminy A. Cleary
Avenue
Absurd says sister of Mrs Trautman in Georgia
Special to The Georgian Macon Georgia December 27 1910 Miss Henrietta Davis a Macon hairdresser and manicure is sister of Mrs Jeanne Trautman of New York arrested there on charge of robbing Peter Hogan of 13 dollars. Davis denounces the arrest as absurd and notes Trautman is a niece of Captain W A Davis Bibb county legislator warehouseman and former grand master of Georgia Masons.
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Macon
Henrietta Davis
Jeanne Trautman
New York
Peter Hogan
Woman Leads Man To Hotel Amid Windy Street Encounter
A narrator describes being approached by a well-dressed woman on Lexington Avenue near Thirty-sixth Street and Fifth Avenue who asks to move indoors to avoid the wind. She guides him, a hand moves toward his pocket, and he realizes a potential theft as the moment passes, prompting a continuation on Page Five.
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Lexington Avenue
Thirty-sixth Street
Fifth Avenue
Death on Tracks Forces Crew to Answer in Court
The Southern railway switch engine that crashed into a Guthman Laundry wagon on Christmas Eve, killing driver G. E. Grubbs and his helper, faces an investigation by Recorder Broyles Thursday. Police served charges, with crew to appear. engine was led by Engineer R. E. Woodruff and Conductor J. F. Wood, fireman J. H. Williams deemed not responsible. City law bans trains above six miles per hour in the city. violations carry up to $500 fine or 30 days in the stockade. Police estimate the wreck speed at 10 to 50 mph.
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Southern Railway
Guthman
North Avenue
G. E. Grubbs
Broyles
R. E B. Woodruff
J. F. Wood
J. H. Willams
Feud Battle Leaves Mullins Father and Son Mortally Wounded
In Lexington Kentucky a feud battle at the Mullins home ends with Hiram Mullins and his son William fatally shot. The Littles gang led by Bud and Charles Little and John Brewer exchanged heavy fire, house barricades and over 200 shots. Sheriff Samuel Allen later fatally shoots John D. Bagley amid night turmoil.
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Lexington
Bud
Charles Little
John Brewer
Hiram Mullins
William
Mullins
Littles
Fred
Lee County
Danial Watson
al Jerne
Herneta
Eputy
Samuel Allen
John D. Bagley
Floyd Sonar
Ing
Allen
Big meeting set for Farmers Union in Atlanta
President Charles Barrett of the Farmers Union announced a national and state officers’ conference in Atlanta on January 2 drawing about 2,000 visitors. Tom Watson is invited and expected to speak that evening. Delegates from twelve states, officials, and Farm Union Press Association editors will attend, with county leaders and workers from the South. The gathering aims to outline plans for the new year and boost farmer advancement.
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Charles 8. Barrett
Farmers’ Union
Atlanta
State
Barrett
Tom Watson
Watson
Rasaibers
Mi. Honal
Abe Ene
Yey Campbell Iusael Sae
Samet
Butler
Topeka
Kan
Miller
Wake
Tary Ie
Ste Cutlou Asa
Ark
Farmers’ Union Press Association
Union
Ben N. Griffin
Conway
Cers Io
Eral Eta Barrets Bays Ie Union Haa Ae
Wuring
Fou Cinas
How Many Eggs Did Jones Buy
Jones visits a Peachtree Street grocer to buy eggs. The grocer notes prices are twenty four cents per dozen with a two cent discount for a different rate, prompting Jones to compute the total but leaving him and his bookkeeper perplexed. The puzzle invites readers to solve the quantity.
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Jones
Peachtree Street
Sin
Smiths
Jenks
Rebus letter from Manila to Atlanta puzzles readers
An Atlanta reader confronts a Manila to Atlanta rebus addressed to a young woman. Postal clerks in the Philippines receive similar frake letters and amuse themselves by reading or correcting them. The note reached a fashionable Atlanta street, and its recipient remains unidentified.
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Uncle Sam
Philippines
Atlanta
Manila
Miner T B Hicks Plans U S Lecture Tour After Tomb Ordeal
Bakersfield dispatch reports T B Hicks the miner who spent fifteen days entombed has signed a contract for a nationwide lecture tour. He will recount his grave experience and travel with several rescuers and artifacts from his tomb. The lecture begins in Bakersfield tonight.
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Bakersfield
Cal
T. B. Hicks
United States
Bakers Vield
Yaqui Indian uprising butchered four Americans in Sancho raid
News recounts an uprising along the Yaqui River and Pacific railroad in Mexico that left eight people dead, including four whites in Sancho, as Yaqui raiders looted homes. Station Agent Thompson and his wife sheltered in a rail station as attackers fired through windows. The marauders later burned the Sancho station after a work train intervened and rescued survivors.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mexico
Sancho
Thompson
Aueer Thompson
I Sancho
City Pie Sliced Appointments Written Out
Mayor elect Joyner has made out his appointments and committee assignments. The incoming administration stands ready as new officials take office Monday.
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Joyner
Enveti
Cali
Governor Receives Five A E Men At Capitol
Five A E men gathered at the capitol to meet Governor Terrell. The group, arriving just after noon on Thursday, was greeted informally as they prepared to engage in a delegation. The scene included handshakes and wishes for a glorious time.
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Capitol
Terrell
Youthful Coaster Falls After Monongahela Crash
A brief Pittsburg report notes a youth, about seven, who coasting with a crowd on Monongahela near Der. 27, lost control on a steep slope. The child was thrown fifteen feet and landed near the area, with details limited by the fragmented text.
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Pittsburg
Mt Monongahela
Mare
Ph Phitadal
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