Negro Lynched for Killing a Deputy in Georgia
In Swainsboro Georgia on May 16 a mob dragged John McLeod a Black man from Emanuel county jail and hanged him from a tree shortly after Deputy Sheriff Wood died In the hours that followed the mob riddled the body with bullets The coroner s jury later ruled the death caused by unknown parties and the mob dispersed
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Swainsboro
Wood
John McLeod
Emmanuel County
Attempted Hold Up Train Near Sulphur KY
Armed with an antiquated shotgun and a red calico flag, Charlie Williams attempted to rob the Tanto ville and Nashville pay train as it neared Sulphur station. The crew halted the train and pursued him. Williams dropped the shotgun and fled. If captured, a lunacy commission will be appointed to examine his case.
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Sulphur
Charlie Williams
Tantoville & Nashville
Williams
Methodists Back Temperance Laws In District Conference
At the Columbia district conference held at Aspen Hill the Methodists urged strict enforcement of temperance laws and opposed liquor interests. The committee urged electing officials hostile to liquor and praised the Anti Saloon League and the Woman's Christian Temperance Union while noting Wesley's stand against drink. Delegates elected to next October's annual meeting in Columbia include John P. Graham of Cullooka and others.
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John P. Graham
Cullooka
Columbia
Methodists
Columbia District
Aspen Hill
Lquor
Methodist Church
Kingdom of God
United States
Tennessee
Nquor
AntiSaloon League
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Wesley
Ther
FL Lester
Aspen Hil
Giles County
W. R. Craig
Pulaski
J. H. Stephenson
E. T. Harwell
J. A. Lloyd
Big assortment of women's and men's shoes and undergarments
A catalog of footwear and intimate apparel offers black and white under skirts from 49c, ladies drawers from 24c, corset covers from 19c, ladies oxfords in various leathers from 1.24, velvets from 1.49, mens oxfords from 1.74, children’s oxfords from 49c, and mens work shoes from 1.24.
Riot Affects Widdicomb Furniture Works Strike
May 16 Grand Rapids residents report a riot at the Widdicomb Furniture Company plant as about 2000 striking workers and sympathizers clash with police. At least a score of officers are injured and several rioters, including many women, are hurt. Fire engines doused the mob with water to quell the disturbance. Some wounded may die.
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Grand Rapids
Mid
Widdicomb Furniture Company
Farmer Kills Memphis Tax Collector in Tennessee
Lon Callie, a farmer from near Germantown, shot and killed Newell Stephens, Shelby County tax collector, at about 11 o clock last night in front of Stephens home. Callie used a double barreled shotgun in the fatal attack.
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Memphis
Tenn
Lon Callie
Robbery at Knoxville Postal Substation Leaves Clerk Injured
A Black man robbed the substation at Lowe's Drug Store on Central Street after striking money order clerk F W Clear with an iron bolt, fracturing his skull. About $40 was taken, the robber knocked down a pursuing officer, and a large pursuit followed. He was captured and jailed, later moved to county custody, with two names given by the suspect. Clear in dangerous condition. Schwartz, the assailant in a prior similar attack, had not left the city.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Lowe's Drug Store
Central Street
F. W. Clear
Clear
John Thomas
Indianapolis
John White
Chattanooga
L.awarts
Schwartz
Dickinson Goes From the Capitol
Washington May 16 Secretary of War Jaco M Dickinson whose resignation Taft has will leave next Monday for Nashville He will make his home on the Franklin rind near Nashville He plans private business Intecrats and it is expected that on next Monday Mr Stimson will appear in Washington to qualify as secretary of war.
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Washington
Jaco M. Dickinson
Taft
Leve
Nashville
Dickinson
Franklin Rind
Stimson
Labor Leaders Win Their Case In Supreme Court
Washington May 16 The U S Supreme Court set aside contempt sentences for Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison leaders of the American Federation of Labor The court said the proceedings were civil contempt punishable only by a fine and the lower court imprisonment was improper The high court left open a path to reopen the contempt proceeding though the decision effectively ends the case
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of the United States
Buck Stove and Range Company
Federation
Towa
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