Valdosta Man Named Senator to Succeed Bacon
W. S. West of Valdosta, named by Governor Slaton on Wednesday afternoon, to fill the late A. O. Bacon’s U S Senate seat. The decision follows Bacon's passing and marks West as the new senator designate from Georgia, joining the national political scene amid wartime policy shifts.
New Trial Plea Neat Move in Frank Case
The Georgia Supreme Court denied Leo M. Frank a rehearing on his appeal from Judge L. Roan’s October ruling. The unanimous decision prompts Rosser and Arnold to pursue an extraordinary motion in Ben Hill’s court, based partly on a sensational post trial statement by Dr. H F Harris about hair on a lathe.
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Andrews Leads Effort to Draw Europe to San Francisco Fair
The United States Panama Exposition Commission led by Walter P. Andrews of Atlanta has secured European interest in the 1915 Panama Exposition in San Francisco. A telegram from Ira Nelson Morris to A. M. Lawrence reports Italy will participate and several nations have decided to join, with no months of additional work expected.
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Robber Steals $41 in Daylight Holdup
In Atlanta on Wednesday at noon J C Thackston of Sea board Air Line was robbed of $41 by a man described as a negro. He brandished a long knife at Thackston’s throat and threatened to kill. Police searching for the suspect.
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Blanket of White Over All Dixie News Blizzard Arrives in Atlanta
Atlanta records its first measurable snow since Thanksgiving Day 1912 as a heavy fall begins Wednesday morning. By 3 PM over an inch covers streets, with freezing temperatures and a sharp drop noted at the weather bureau. Snow threatens treacherous footing as warmer weather forecast for Thursday.
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Charter Asked For Cattle Firm With $1,000,000 Capital
An application for a charter for the Oriente Cattle Company of Cuba with $1,000,000 capital was filed in the civil division. Atlanta and Philadelphia investors, including Edwin P. Ansley and W. F. Winecoff, hold major stock. The plan includes 33,000 acres near Guamo along the Salada River and starting with 25,000 cattle to market 6,000 head yearly in the United States. James L. Hunter will oversee Cuban interests and plans to visit Cuba for two weeks then move there.
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Cured of Bichloride Poison in New Way
Robert Mc Kean of 1872 Bathgate Ave in the Bronx has been discharged as cured from Fordham Hospital after a week of treatment for a 15 grain dose of bichloride of mercury taken by mistake. Doctors Dolan and Ahearn administered calcium sulphite potassium iodide and egg albumen, producing a benign indide result.
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Jewels Saved as Fire Rages at Peachtree Road Home
A family escapes a fierce Peachtree road blaze that consumed the upper floors of Charles H. Black’s residence, causing about 30 000 dollars in damage. Mrs Black carries their seven year old son from smoke while 11 year old Charles H. Black Jr follows. The roof collapses as the family reaches safety and seek aid at Henry W. Grady’s nearby home.
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West Named to Temporary Senate Seat in Georgia
Governor Slaton on Wednesday afternoon named W. S. West of Valdosta to the temporary Senatorial vacancy created by Senator Bacon's death. West is a leading South Georgia business figure with long state political involvement, including multiple terms in the Legislature and a former Senate President. He is reputed a millionaire and has been a close ally of Governor Slaton and Clark Howell, whose name had been connected to the seat before he declined. West stock rose after Howell withdrew, with a careful elimination process pivotal in the selection. The task of filling the temporary tenure was described as among the most delicate handled by the Governor after days of delegations.
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