Lawyer Ordered Rearacted By Court
Mrs Westmoreland awoke by a roof collapse at 2 30 am on Logan avenue rescuing her maid and baby as the home burned. Firemen found another contractor family’s home also ablaze. Barking dog alerted the Williams family to the fire. both houses suffered heavy damage with losses including bric a brac and clothing. Attorney H J Boswell and Charles Isom were ordered rearrested after missing court. bonds increased amid a grand jury probe.
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Oun W. Westmoreland
Dr. Westmoreland
Logan Avenue
Williams
Mr. Williams
Westmoreland
H. J. Boswell
Charles Isom
Fulton Grand Jury
Thomas
Boswell
Isom
John
Appelbaum Insurance Papers Found in Gastonia
George W. Wilson, a solicitor for the district, holds in Gastonia insurance and indemnity papers for J. A. Appelbaum to his wife Callie totaling about eighteen thousand dollars. A $10,000 policy was issued by T. S. Franklin for Jefferson Standard Life, with another policy seven or eight thousand dollars. Wilson plans to turn the documents over to Atlanta representatives as instructed, and notes valuable jewels worth about two thousand dollars are held in a local bank as security.
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Charlotte
N. C
George W. Wilson
Gastonia
J. A. Appelbaum
Callie Appelbaum
T. S. Franklin
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Greensboro
N.C
Wilson
Jerome A. Appelbaum
Appelbaum
Atlanta
Pawnbshop clue to $2,000 gems stolen from Mrs. Pearson
The first crew locating the thief of diamonds and jewelry valued at $2,000 linked to Mrs. René Pearson, a Dover milliner, reports that $1,300 was recovered from a pawn in Atlanta. Pearson was notified and is en route to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Perkins
René Pearson
Doverwt Ga
Candler
Lana
City Detective Department
Lle
Louis- Ivy' KY
Pearson
Its. Bearson
Atlanta
Lewis Still In Senate Race Amid Illinois Vote
Springfield February 27 United States senator race in Illinois legislature continues with a two week voting period. Former Senator Hamilton Lewis is expected to remain a leading candidate as lawmakers prepare for the decisive ballot.
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Lewis
Springfield
Ill
United States
Illinois
Hamilton Lewis
Inauguration Plans Include 300 Snow Shovelers
Washington dispatch reports two general committees prepare for the presidential inauguration. The reviewing stand seats 1,400 with Wilson and Marshall plus families on a small heated glassed platform. Weather Bureau chief Moore predicts cold first days then mild clear midweek, prompting a 300 snow shoveler army to clear parade paths. Major Sylvester to swear in 300 extra police daily until 1,200 more join. 100 top detectives from major cities to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Marshall
Moore
Weather Bureau
Sylvester
New York
Chicago
Wilson challenged to game of marbles before inauguration
President-elect Wilson will be a private citizen for three days before the inauguration. Lon Leary of New York challenges him to a marble match, sending 13 brown clay marbles and a note promising to shoot rings for knucks after school. Wilson replies with curiosity about Leary's skill and notes a betting offer from Mr. Gilmore regarding his handspring proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Lon” Leary
St. Andrews
New York
Leary
Gilmore
Inauguration Visitors To Get Real Tastes of High Cost
Washington plans show pricey stays and seating for inauguration guests. Hate rooms at 50 dollars a day and windows at 100 dollars an hour. Rough board and tree seats go for five dollars each as bunting decorates, grandstands fill, and contracts route lawn access through the inauguration committee and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington, Keb
Inauguration Committee
Congress
Cyclone Sweeps Troy and Buena Vista in Georgia and Alabama
A cyclone struck Troy Alabama destroying 20 residences and four stores. Poor wire conditions reduced Troy reports. The Buena Vista Georgia opera house top was blown off and Parker Brothers store stock was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Troy
Ala
Buena Vista
Parker Brothers
Taft Must Veto Webb Bill Today or Let It Be Law
Washington February 27 The Webb interstate liquor bill faces a ten day deadline. If Taft does not return the measure from the treasury or justice departments by Thursday it will become law without his signature. The bill was sent to the president February 17 and awaits executive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Webb
Washington
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Court issues bench warrants as Isom and Boswell evade trial
Y Smith for Isom claims illness to avoid trial. Judge Thomas orders bench warrants. Deputies Minor and Broadnax search for the men. Eugene Black for Boswell fails to appear. Boswell seen at courthouse earlier but not summoned as case awaits vailed status.
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Boswell
Court House
Marshall and Wilson lunch at Trenton State House
Vice President-elect Marshall arrives at the New Jersey State house in Trenton and is greeted by President-elect Wilson. They confer briefly then go to luncheon. Mrs Marshall is not present for the meeting.
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Marshall
Wilson
Trenton
N. J
State House
Anti Trust Law Should Stand as Base Says Probers
Washington Feb 27 Senator Cummins submitted the interstate commerce committee’s report on amending the anti trust law. The panel recommends keeping the present act as fundamental and argues any supplemental rules for interstate and foreign commerce must harmonize with the existing statute’s purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cummins
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
School Children Strike Police Over Unsafe School Conditions
Cleveland Ohio February 27 Police may be called to quell a strike by 600 pupils at Giddings school protesting unsafe building conditions. Two hundred pupils acted as pickets and urged 400 others to stay home. the strike was organized by the mothers leading the protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Giddings School
Yantz A Hold-Out Fears Malaria in New Orleans
New Orleans club president Charley Frank says George Yantz is a hold-out because he fears the climate. The Feb. 27 remark reflects ongoing concerns about malaria or exposure in the city as the season progresses.
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Geo. Yantz
New Orleans
George Yantz
Charley Frank
Appelbaum in Critical Condition Amid Georgia Probe
Mrs Catherine Appelbaum lies seriously ill in her Tower cell after a relapse at noon. Doctors sedated her as investigators in Charlotte uncover potential motives tied to her husband’s death and her past suicide attempts. Authorities say a talk with counsel may wait days until she regains poise.
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Catherine Appelbaum
Tower
Ivonan
Coor
Charlotte
Appelbaum
Atlanta
Dakota
Doctor Cites Uncertain Prognosis for Prisoner Mrs Appelbaum
The physician notes Mrs. Appelbaum is dangerously ill and unable to provide a prognosis. He warns that another muscular and nervous convulsion could be fatal and cautions that life’s tide may turn in her case.
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Mrs. Westmoreland
Maid
Baby
Appelbaum Insurance Papers
Georgia
Alabama
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