Bullet of Assassin Lays in Low State’s Knightlie st Ghizew
Mrs Eastman recalls the Nashville assassination of Senator Carmack by Col Cooper and his son. Witness accounts describe the moment Carmack was shot on Seventh Avenue near Union Street as Cooper opened fire and fled, while Carmack died in the gutter. Police recovered two pistols, and a grand jury is to investigate.
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Tennesean
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Kentucky
Nashville
Mississippi
Stowen
Will Tell At Proper Time On Murder Tragedy
Dr J A Witherspoon who was leaving on the night train for Atlanta expressed deep emotion about the murder of Senator Carmack. He said he would not speak now but would tell all he knows at the proper time, asserting he felt the tragedy more keenly than others.
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Atlanta
Senator Carmack
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Robin Cooper 29 Years Old a Nashville Lawyer Clubbed by Early Life
Robin Cooper age 29, son of Coronel Duncan B Cooper by first wife, born in Cooper Lome near Gallatin. Moved to Maury County farm, then Nashville. Attended Black Hawk Kentucky grammar school, studied law at Vanderbilt, practiced with James C Bradford. Unmarried, well connected, brother of Duncan Cooper Jr and William Cooper of Birmingham. Flave Cooper, an older brother, is deceased.
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Gold
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Noel
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Duncan Cooper, Jr
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Birmingham
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Flave Cooper
State wide prohibition deemed certain after Carmack murder
Observers across Tennessee say state wide prohibition is now a practical certainty in the coming legislature. The Carmack killing is viewed as a catalyst that could disrupt political machines, with many predicting the tragedy will hasten reform and divide ruling factions. Public sentiment reflected on streets, hotels, and transit hubs.
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Carmack
Fatal Shots Heard Near Seventh Avenue Office
Dr Richard Dake recalls hearing four or five rapid shots from his back room on Seventh Avenue. He saw two men he believed were Robin Cooper and his father Duncan Cooper as Roblin clutched his left breast, holding a pistol in the other hand, while Duncan supported him. Continued on Twelfth Page.
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