Dissolution Order and New Receivers in Oil Suit
Report claims the justice department will reopen the Standard Oil case and probe dissolution violations. John D Rockefeller and associates face potential contempt arrests and Federal receivers for subsidiaries as hearings reveal evasion of the dissolution order and name changes disguising the trusts across Texas and Magnolia Petroleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Standard Oil
Oil Trust
United States Supreme Court
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Old Standard Oil Company
Standard
Standard Oil- Waters-Pierce
A. L. Jacobs
Waters-Pierce Company
Atorney
Rockefeller
Supreme Court
John Cely & Co
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Lad Who Slew Man In Church Row Is Guilty
Gainesville Georgia September 20 Emmett Ell the lad who shot and killed Jones in upper Hall county on Thursday of last week in a quarrel over conship in Wahoo church was found guilty of murder by a Hall county jury. A recommendation for mercy was made which gives Stargell a term in the penitentiary. The jury deliberated only about three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainesville
Emmettell
Jones
Upper Hall County
Wahoo Church
Hall Su Cport
Stargell
Poison of rattlesnake eyed as epilepsy cure in California hospital
Sacramento California, Sept 20. Rattlesnake poison is under investigation as a possible cure for epilepsy at the state hospital. The poison costs one dollar per drop and researchers study its effects and potential medical uses.
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Escramento
Cal
State “Ane
Mrs Melissie Haney Dies at 41 Powell Street
Mrs Melissie Haney, aged about , died yesterday. The body lies at her residence 41 Powell Street with interment in Greenwood. She is survived by two sons including J. B. Haney.
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Melissie Haney
Rs Old
Powell
Nat Goodwin Doomed To Be a Life Cripple
Los Angeles reports Nat C Goodwin the comedian may never act again after a pelvic fracture from a boating accident on August 15 in the Pacific. A breaker overturned the small skiff, throwing him against rocks while he risked dangerous waters following a report of engagement to actress Miss Moreland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Goodwin
Los Angeles
Nat C. Goodwin
Goodwin
Pacific
Moreland
Wisconsin Challenge Cup Opens Three-Day Auto Races
In Milwaukee on September 20, thirteen cars line up for two opening races on the Wauwa Y Toas course. The Wisconsin Challenge Cup features five light cars over 174.5 miles, and the Pabst Trophy race has eight heavier cars over 218.12 miles. Drivers doubt fast times due to rough turns as Vanderbilt Cup and Grand Prix start tomorrow and Monday.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wauwa Y Toas
Woman Embezzler Blames Husband For Finances
In St. Louis on September 20, Mamie O Malley a 25 year old charged with embezzlement told the criminal court she became involved due to her husband s habit of borrowing money and failing to repay His financial carelessness led to her arrest after she accepted 25 to travel with a brokerage firm and later sought her husband s advice before returning home. he borrowed the money and did not repay it, triggering the firm to detain her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Court of Criminal Correction
Mamie O'Malley
Stud Poker Goes Into The Discard In West Alton
A wave of reform hits West Alton Missouri as croquet replaces stud poker and soft drinks replace corn juice. Emi FE Hatfield closes his saloon and opens ice cream and soft drinks. A croquet field rises beside the former saloon with coaches and nightly play, as residents revel in the wicket shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Alton
Emi FE
Hatfield
Hatfiell
James
Georgia Northwestern Railway Company Formed
Gainesville, Sept. 2. Incorporators from Dahlonega Atlanta and the city announce a new Georgia Northwestern Railway to run 100 miles from Gainesville south through Hall Dawson and Pickens into Gordon County with Calhoun on the L and N as the northwestern terminus.
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Gainesville
Craig Arnold
G. R. Glenn
Dahlonega
William H. Withers
Atlanta
H. H. Dean
M. C. Brown
John H. Hosch
John EF. Redwine
Hayne Psimour
W. A. Roper
City
Georgia Northwestern Railway Company
Hall, Dawson and
Pickens
Gordon County
Calhoun
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Judge Orders Protection for State Witnesses in Rosen thal Murder
A Kang oGar judge ordered protection for state witnesses in the Rosen thal murder case. The ruling assigns security details and cautionary measures, aiming to safeguard witnesses amid ongoing legal proceedings and potential retaliation concerns.
Becker Press Agent Ordered Out of Town
New York September 20. Threats against witnesses in the Rosenthal case trigger the district attorney to seek a court order from Judge Goff to protect those essential to convict Lieutenant Charles Becker. Louis Shapiro, driver of the getaway car, has received death threats. Max Margolies, Becker's former press agent, reportedly faced offers to depart the city.
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New York
Rosenthal
District Attorney's
Goff
Louis Shapiro
Max Margolies
Becker
Perjury Admitted in Strange Slaying Trial at Gadsden
In Gadsden Alabama on September 20 the defense eyed completion of its testimony in the Wiley Goforth case. Witness Zelia Cohelia, linked to Joe Saulsberry, testified that both men discussed the murder the night it occurred. She said Saulsberry struck Old Man Shentzen, a German miner, with a bolt while Goforth then killed him with a bloodied dirk.
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Gadsden
Ala
Wiley Goforth
Zelia Cohelia
Joe Saulsberry
Goforth
Saulsberry
Shentzen
Call
Hanneman Bakery Closed Over Insanitary Conditions
Health Inspector Wasser declared the Hanneman bakery at 113 Peachtree Street insanitary and ordered it closed until thorough cleaning. In Recorder’s Court the owner Preston J. Hanneman was fined 25 dollars and 76 cents as authorities warned other bakers to improve sanitation.
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Wasser
Preston J. Hanneman
Peachtree Street
Recorders Court
Hanneman
Brown
Police
Recorder Pro Tem
Preston
Young Planters Die in Duel Over Land Deal
GUEYDAN LA Sept 20 In a duel over a land deal two young planters O Neil LeBlanc and William Yassit shot each other to death early today police said the men both died at the scene in the confrontation near Gueydan parish line the tragedy ends a dispute over land rights between neighboring farms with authorities urging restraint and urging witnesses to come forward for investigation
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Gueydan
O'Neil LeBlanc
William Yassit
Balloon Gamma Wrecks Near London During Maneuvers
The devise dirigible balloon Gamma was wrecked near London while returning from Hardwicke army maneuver camp. It was to have been the last flight in the maneuvers which ended abruptly Wednesday night.
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London
Hardwicke
Rail workers strike in Catalonia abandoned as tensions rise
Madrid reports 22,000 railroad employees in Catalonia will strike after negotiations fail. Government prepares military precautions to handle potential violence as tensions mount in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Madrid
Catalonia
Funeral for Miss Gertrude Martin Held at Poole's Chapel
The funeral service for 85 year old Miss Gertrude Martin was conducted at Poole's chapel at 2 this afternoon after her death yesterday at a sanitarium at 6 PM. The deceased was well known in the community.
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Gertrude Martin
Poole's Chapel
Martin
Debutante Waitresses Relive Day at Cafe de Debutante
In Atlanta the debutante serving staff at the Cafe de Debutante of the Capital City club building end a busy luncheon shift. The waitresses, among Atlanta’s belles, share tales of patrons and clude the wandering chatter of the dining room. The piece notes out-of-town chaperones aiding the service and mentions the Rosie and Marietta crowd who helped pin badges on Confederate veterans at a prior reunion.
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Cafe de Debutante
Capital City
Joseph Habersham
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Felton Jones
Cartersville
T. J. Ripley
John Smith
Regina Rambo
Marietta
Atlanta
Plate Glass vs Wire Screens Sparks City Health Dispute
Peter Brown of the Arcade restaurant advances plate glass as a valid screen under the city health law, while Dr. VanDyke argues the rule requires wire screens. A judge and city attorney weigh in as Brown replaces glass with wire screens, then is dismissed in police court.
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Peter Brown
Arcade
Peachtree Street
Brown
Peachtree
Brown Gays the
van Dyke
Arthur H. VanDyke
Board of Health
VanDyke
Wasser
Dr. van Dyke
Mayson
Preston
Turks and Arabs Buried After Battle At Derna
Rome Sept 20 More than 1 100 Turks and Arabs of General Enver Bey s force were killed in battle with Italians at Derna in Tripoli on Sept 17. General Reisoli Malian commander in reporting the victory to the war office today said 1 134 of the enemy had been buried.
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Rome
Enver Bey
Derna
Tripoli
Reisoli
War Office
Two women freed in $1500 jewelry theft chase
Loraine Belmont and Alice Smith, accused of stealing $1500 worth of diamonds from Durham Brothers Jewelry Company, were unexpectedly released by a White Plains magistrate after three months of pursuit across several states. Pinkerton detectives, aided by Governor Brown and Governor Dix, had tracked the quartet from Durham to New York before the sudden release halted arrest plans.
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Loraine Belmont
Alice Smith
Durham Brothers Jewelry Company
Edgewood Avenue
Pinkertons
White Plains
N. Y
Broadnat
Brown
New York
Dix
Atlanta
Durham Company
Sam
Jack Herman
Greenville
N. C
Richmond
Norfolk
Manhattan
Herman Place
Tenderloin
Broadnax
Webb
Bride Blames Memory for Husband's Absence
St Louis report of Mrs Anna Hille seeking police help as her husband Ford Hille, married a year, vanished from home. She cites his repeated forgetfulness and believes a temporary memory lapse may be at fault.
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ST. Louis
Anna Hille
Ford Hille
Boy Gives Skin to Save Sister in Illinois Burns
East St Louis, Sept 20. Joe Noska sixteen is recovering at home after a skin graft operation. Two strips of skin eighteen inches long and two inches wide were taken from his legs to save his eight year old sister Lillie from life altering crippling after a kettle of hot soup spilled on her six weeks ago.
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East ST. Louis
Joe Noska
Lillie
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