Lover on death row proclaims innocence as girl grieves
Uy Private Leased Wire Chicago June 21 Richard Glenn Ivenai awaits Friday gallows in a county jail cell and declares his engagement to marry his 18 year old sweetheart who, in Halsted Street, weeps for him. She reads his farewell letter and says she believes in his innocence despite his doomed fate.
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Wife of convicted murderer sues liquor dealers
Martha, wife of a condemned man in Kansas, sues Topeka liquor wholesalers retailers and cold storage proprietors and bartenders alleging responsibility for her husband Smith's crime. Smith killed Thomas Barr in a North Topeka joint and is awaiting a death warrant in the penitentiary.
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Georgia News In Paragraphs on Stable Work
Georgia notices cover a river derelict job, school teachers elected, tax assessment disputes in Quitman, and local crime. Reports include a man biting his wife’s finger, crepe damps, five years for burglary, cornerstone laying for a Masonic hall, new apartment houses in Savannah, and poor crop prospects in Brooks County June 21.
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Brunswick Exports Almost A Million
Harbor Master Fahm completes May report showing exports valued near one million from Brunswick. Officials note strong activity in warehousing and shipments through Georgia port facilities, with emphasis on lumber and naval stores.
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Wreck Suits Grow as Atlanta Collision Damages Rise
Wreck suits increased on Thursday with new filings adding 25,000 to the tally from the Atlanta and West Point Central of Georgia wreck at Fair Street crossing in Atlanta on June 6. The latest filings bring Thursday totals to 26,000 and the cumulative total to 653,000, naming plaintiffs including Addie Crymes and Etter Crymes among others.
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Monument Dedication Marks Red Bank Battle Site
A ceremony in Woodbury New Jersey unveiled a monument to the Red Bank battle of October 22 1777 with a full day program, parade, and historical exercises. Attendees included American Ambassador and Earl Roberts at a Claridge’s Claridge’s London dinner for the Union Jack Club.
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Excellent Seaboard service to Wrightsville Beach NC
The Seaboard Air Line Railway offers a summer through sleeper from Atlanta to Wilmington, leaving Atlanta Saturdays at 0 36 p m and returning Wilmington Thursdays at 3 00 p m arriving Atlanta 6 30 a m Friday. Arrangements by Wilmington street railway ensure immediate transport to Wrightsville Beach hotels. Season tickets priced at 18 55 dollars.
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McWhorter's Reply to Smith Attacks in Georgia Politics
Judge Hamilton McWhorter repels Hoke Smith's attacks amid gubernatorial race, declares decades of advisory and legal service to Georgia, denying undue influence. He recounts statements on railroad interests, Senate and House leadership, and a 1904 letter exchange with Smith while asserting his integrity and independence.
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Hamilton M Whorter Addresses Hoke Smith Slur and Loyalty
In a forthright letter, Hamilton M Whorter defends his support for James Morr and repudiates Hoke Smiths accusations. He accuses Smith of duplicity, race-baiting rhetoric, and using the Democratic party for self serving political gain. Whorter denounces Smiths campaign, calls it unreliable, and affirms commitment to principled conduct.
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City Tax Notice Opens Second Installment
Books are now open for payment of the second installment of city tax and will close on the first day of the month. E. T. Payne, City Tax Collector, notes the deadline and urges timely payment.
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STATE GEOLOGIST YATES EXAMINING SHELL BANK
Brunswick Ga June 2 The dredge near the Atlanta Memph is dredging the river bank at the docks struck a bank two and a half feet from shore at a depth of two and a half feet and produced a quantity of rare and familiar shells and a portion of animal remains.
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Reward for arrest in cable wire damage incident at Peachtree and Seve
A $900 reward offered for evidence leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who cut wires on a cable pole at the corner of Peachtree and Seve streets during the night of April 19 or morning of April 20. A like reward for those who destroy company property. J EPPS BROWN General Manager.
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