Indictments Trawl Fulton County Court Bond System
Judge Beil opens a sweeping Fulton county probe into a straw bond network. Ten indictments name court officials attorneys and bailiffs amid alleged fraud and extortion tied to fraudulent bonds. Officials and defendants face charges as the investigation widens into high level county misuses.
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Fulton and Jury
Beil
Fulton County
Hugh Dorsey
Fulton Courts
Proim
Boswell
Isomne
Pole
Coker
Ari
Isom
Jos “S. Jordan
Horse Races At Charleston And Juarez Card Summary
Thoroughbred entries listed for Charleston with purses from 300 to 1000 dollars across six races for various age groups and distances. Notable horses include Rockbar, Polly Worth, Grace Me, Benny, and Wood Dove with conditions such as apprentice allowances. At Juarez, multiple selling races feature xBaden Native Bon and Wadsworth among others, with weather clear and track heavy noted.
Doorkeeper Commits Suicide in Capitol Building
Washington February 14 Captain A P Garden chief doorkeeper of the gallery of the house of representatives killed himself today by cutting his throat His body was found in a boarding house room Garden hailed from Wheeling West Virginia
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Washington
A. P. Garden
House of Represeptatives
Captain Garden
Wheeling
W. Va
Taylorsville Youths Eloped and Face Prison Time
Pat N Maxwell aged sixteen from Taylorsville eloped with Mattie Aiken nineteen and married bride Irene Cantrell fifteen. Police report the lovers were arrested with Mattie at relatives home in Atlanta after fleeing Taylorsville on Saturday. They claim vows and desire for divorce to wed, while both faces detention until Taylorsville authorities intervene.
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Pat N. Maxwell
Taylorsville
Atlanta City
Mattie Aiken
Rhinehardt Street
Irene Cantrell
Miss Aiken
Results from multiple race divisions at 51f to 6f furlongs
First three year olds and up race results show Ela Grane winning with time 1 11 1 6. Wiley and Cynosure ran strong with place and show positions. Second race for two year olds over 3 fur longs lists Otranto winner, Edna Leska, Ada, and Mirae among others. Third division for four year olds and up at 6 1 2 furlongs shows Harcourt winning in 1 11 3 6 with Miss Jonah and New Star also placing. Fourth, St Valentine stakes for three year olds at 7 1 4. Busy and Merry Lad lead, time 1 48 4 5. Fifth division for three year olds and up at 5 1 2 furlongs lists Elma and Pink Lady as top finishers with Tiny Tim close. Sixth division for three year olds and up at 6 furlongs shows Lord Welles and Argonaut with Berkeley also strong. Secondary notes include Funeuil Hall and Gold Point with several runners in the field.
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Charleston
Rockbar
Counterpart
xMattle L
Polly Worth
Fasces
Grace Me
xTiny Tim
Cheer Up
Blitzen, Jr
Benedictina
New Star
Theo. Cook
Quincy Belle
xChilton Squaw
Miss Nett
xDipper
Coreopsis
Chemulpo
Lawton Wiggins
Bat Masterson
Please Welles
Miss Waters
Miss Chircot
Miss Gayle
Luxurious
Donna Mamoa
Rub Hyams
Ela Grane
Ford
Wiley
Snyder
Cynosure
Buxton
Wood Dove
Martre
Huda
Madman
Casque
Harcourt
Pickens
Miss Jonah
Goose
Killingsworth
Thetis
Jar Hank
Henock
Island Queen
Ben Prior
Dance Away
Busy
Merry Lad
G. Burns
Col. Cook
Wolfe
Effend
Donald McDonald
Elma
Martin
Pink Lady
Tiny Tim
Montour
Pendant
Garden of Roses
Bodkin
Rosseau
Lord Welles
Hanover
Argonaut
Obert
Berkeley
Rev
New Jersey to be split into two federal districts
The Senate approved a bill amending the judicial code to create two districts in New Jersey and to hold Federal court sessions in both Newark and Trenton. The measure aims to reorganize circuit court operations within the state.
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New Jersey
Washington
Senate
Newark
Trenton
Columbus foreman dies by self inflicted shot
Columbus Georgia February 14 Joe Lansbury foreman at the Southern Ice Company shot himself in the company office this afternoon. The coroner is investigating death by his own action. He was 42 years old and leaves a wife. He belonged to a prominent family.
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Columbus
Self
Joe Lansbury
Southern Ice Company
Fight Still Rages As Diaz Battles in Mexico City
Uprising in Mexico City continues as Colonel Felix Diaz rejects Madero’s ultimatum. Fierce artillery duels renew near the national palace and arsenal with heavy bombardment causing civilian casualties. Reports say Diaz claims victory and orders a stronger assault on federal works.
Fire and Famine Amid Toluca Brewery Siege
Federal troops faced stubborn resistance as fighting paused briefly at 8 o clock then resumed. A German brewery manager hoisted a flag on the roof and warned soldiers away while Diaz faced a war crimes note. Shells battered the city as foreigners suffered equally.
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National Palace
Toluca Brewnie Company
Rincolada de
Germany
Convent Hit by Shellfire Amid Violent Mexican City Bombardment
A convent beyond the national palace was struck as nuns and children prayed, many killed. Special services prayed for peace while cannonade roared. Rebels shelled federal batteries by the British consulate, and the Union Jack was hit. Diaz ordered guards not to recognize Red or White Cross flags. Wounded cannot be cared for. Madero reportedly formed a dynamite squad to clear paths for artillery around the arsenal.
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White Cross
Red Cross
Carame San Juan de Letran
Diaz
National Palace
Maderos
Late Developments In Mexican Crisis Amid Fire Power
Diaz rejects Madero surrender order and streets of Mexico City see renewed fighting. Taft convenes cabinet and delays intervention pending reports of civil war. U S marines can be landed within an hour, while Madero’s defense weakens. National palace is shelled and burned. convent hit killing evacuees. Red Cross flags ignored. Diaz bans aid symbols. Barrett mediation proposal is rejected by Washington.
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Diaz
Madero
Mexico City
Navy Department
Washington
Mexico
Department
Interventer
War Department
Wilson
National
Blanquet
Toluca
Gonzales
Taft vetoes new migration measure
Washington February 14 President Taft vetoed the Burnett immigration bill. Nagel objected to the literary test for immigrants. Taft said he returns the bill without approval with reluctance noting valuable amendments but cannot sign a bill that violates a principle he believes should guide immigration policy.
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Washington
Taft
Bachusett
Nagel
Put Your Overcoat Away Weather Man Chases Frost
Fair weather predicted for Atlanta with rising temperatures in days ahead. Morning 28 degrees, will reach 32 tomorrow. cold wave past, no subzero readings nationwide. Overcoats to be taboo in Atlanta by Sunday.
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Weather Man
Jack Frost
Atlanta
United States Weather Bureau
Northwest
United States
For Sale Miscellaneous Column Delivers Bargains
Advertisement style summary notes a daily takedown of items offered in The Georgian for sale. Porcelain bath tub law books ball typewriters chifforobes stovewood rolltop desk files leatherette couch fruits vines plants tools clothes safes and various household goods are listed with emphasis on sacrifices in price. The piece urges readers to read the column regularly.
Taft delays Mexican intervention amid reports of uncivilized warfare
In Washington on February 14 President Taft prepared for instant action if Mexican killings of Americans are verified. After a cabinet discussion he delayed intervention until reports prove mob violence extends to foreigners. Marines may land, with naval support and border action possible if guerrilla bands escape control.
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Taft
Cabinet
Americana
Mexico
Mexico City
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