Justifiable Homicide Verdict In Callaway Killing In Atlanta
James P Callaway prominent broker and society man was shot by W B Carhart president of a local shoe firm in Carhart apartments. The coroner's jury finds justifiable homicide but Carhart detained for investigation. Callaway sister Major EY Callaway and Carhart were longtime friends and social figures in Atlanta.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Woroner
James P. Callaway
W. B. Carhart
Carharts
Dee
James. P. Coneeee
Garhart
Souaane
Rae
Carhart
Perauuie
Callaway
Alabama Weather Update Tonight Through Thursday
Partly cloudy skies prevail tonight with a cooler feel in the northern portion. The following day remains cooler in the north as conditions stay dry and calm statewide.
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Alabama
Germany accelerates submarine, air craft and floating batteries program
Copenhagen reporting Britain leads in dreadnoughts Germany speeds up submarine and aircraft production and develops floating batteries The German fleet has returned to the North Sea and about 100000 East Prussian fugitives have been moved to Schleswig Holstein and Hanover with many unemployed and hungry citizens.
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London
Copenhagen
Daily- Mail
Great Britain
North Sea
East Prussia
Schleswig- Holstein
Hanover
Germany
Secretary Bryan invites Schwab on submarine building views
Secretary Bryan at the state department invites Charles M. Schwab of Bethlehem Steel to discuss U S plans on building submarines for European belligerents. Bryan declined to detail the American government’s position beyond outlining the general policy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bryan
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
State Department
Embezzlement Trial for Theo Lacy Moves Forward in Montgomery
A jury was seated in Montgomery for Theo Lacy charged with embezzling 2207 from Bernard Frank & Co. The state must prove no record of the check on the convict department books. Judge Brown overruled defense motions and denied a negotiated settlement.
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Montgomery
Ala
Theo Lacy
Bernard Frank & Co
Bernard Frank
Oakley
Lacy
Pilea
Brown
Nolle Prasse
Bryan Proposes Neutral Zone Plan for Western Hemisphere
Secretary Bryan announced the United States will present a proposal to the Pan American Union governing board. The plan aims to create a neutral zone and conserve neutral rights amid discussions with twenty one American republics. Argentina Chile Peru Uruguay and Ecuador have signaled plans to restore shipping through stronger neutral rights.
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Washington
United States
Pan-American Union
Bryan
Argentine
Chile
Peru
Uruguay
Ecuador
Fears Groundless Over War Revenue Stamp Law
Internal revenue officials nationwide said the government will not prosecute those who show willingness to buy the new tax stamps. The notice aimed to calm thousands who raided offices yesterday seeking stamps after difficulties obtaining them and fearing penalties.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Bureau
Four Family Members Die In Wilmington Fire
Wilmington Del December 2 four members of A H Mc Neill family living in a suburb were burned to death when a residence burned late last night. The dead include Hannah McNeill 21 Amelia 11 Walter Bree and two others. Firemen found the house heavily involved when discovered. Origin of the fire not yet ascertained.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
A. H. McNeill
Hannah McNeill
Amelia
Walter
Bree
Death of John Hew Dalrymple Earl of Stair
London December 2 The death announced of John Hew Dalrymple eleventh Earl of Stair His only son and heir Major Viscount Dalrymple passes the line of succession with the heir apparent described as Viscount Dalrymple The report notes the title and lineage in a concise obituary phrasing.
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Associated Press
London
John Hew Dalrymple
Earl of Stair
Viscount Dalin Geciaig
Theart of
Stair
Postpone Fight in National Council of Jewish Women
New Orleans December 2 A change of program postponed the fight for a revision of the council constitution from the seventh triennial convention. Officers will be elected Friday and the day’s routine business was expected to continue. A resolution empowered the president to exclude press representatives from the floor.
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New Orleans
National Council of Jewish Women
Uace
Women Scarcely Earn A Living On Low Wages In New York
New York reports show wage data from 15,000 city women during last season. Howard B. Woolston of the state factory investigating committee presents preliminary findings. He says about one eighth of 104,000 workers earn $5 or less weekly, and many receive under $7 or $8, with only a portion making $15 or more. The figures illustrate the harsh basic living costs with room, food, and other expenses consuming most wages.
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Associated Press
New York
Howard B. Woolston
New York City
State Factory Commission
Woolston
Apes
Western Union business shows rebound toward normal levels
In Los Angeles Newcomb Carlton, president of Western Union Telegraph Company, reports a boom in business after a low point three and a half months ago when activity was 14 percent below normal. Weekly reports from every office show steady gains and the latest figure is only 1 percent below normal, with Christmas expected to bring normal conditions.
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Western Union
Normwe
Los Angeles
Cal
Newcomb
Carlton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Awd Vision
Man Killed by Lightning in Houston Storm
During a fierce wind and electrical storm in Houston, E B Dashit of the local gas company died instantly when struck by lightning. Annie Swanson, accompanying him, was stunned and badly burned. The storm disrupted streetcar service, caused flooding, and high waters forced evacuations across low lying areas as rainfall neared six inches in the night.
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Houston
Tex
Dashit
Annie Swanson
South Texas
Bank Clerk Jailed in Capital Shortage Case
J Bart Reaves a clerk at New Farley National Bank in Montgomery faces arrest and arraignment on a $3411 shortage charge. Held to $5000 bond, he is accused of manipulating bank books and diverting funds to his own account.
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J. E. Reaves
Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
J. Bart Reaves
New Farley National Bank
Reaves
United States
Filmore
Four Kings In Sight On Northern Poland Front
London Dec 2 The battle in northern Poland unfolds under the eyes of the German and Russian emperors who left for the front yesterday with heads of the warring nations following them. The King of England is in France. The King of Belgium remains with his troops. President Poincare began another visit to the northern battlefield.
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London
Poland
England
Belgium
Poincaire
Seven Mobilian Tax League To Attend State Rally
Mobile County Tax League will send members to a state tax reformers convention in Montgomery. Attending are M. Waring Harrison Leon Schwarz Theodore K. Jackson Henry A. Forchheimer George Kese Jr EO Fowlkes and Brooks. They will depart Mobile on Wednesday evening for the Thursday event.
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Mobile County Tax League
State Tax Reformers
Montgomery
Waring Harrison
Leon Schwarz
Theodore K. Jackson
Henry A. Forchheimer
George Kese, Jr
Fowlkes
Brooksites
Lowery Transferred. Peters Named Successor in City
D B Lowery, city ticket agent for the Southern Railway in this city for the past year, has been transferred to Rome Georgia. He is succeeded here by A P Peters, formerly with the Southern Railway at Selma Alabama.
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D. B. Lowery
Southern Railway
Rome
A. P. Peters
Selma
Ala
Austrian Troops Occupy Belgrade Amid War Movements
Vienna reports Austrian troops take Belgrade as French and British fronts push in key sectors. Paris notes repulse of a German attack near Fontaine Madame with progress in a Courtes Chauseses trench. London cites Russian Vistula ammo barges capture impacting German Poland lines.
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Paris
French War Office
Ypres
St. Eloise
Argonne
Fontaine Madame
Courtes Chauseses
St. Hubert
Meuse
Woevre
Vosges
Decisive Result Lacking in Poland
London reports that Russian Poland remains central to WWI military operations with no decisive outcome yet for either side. Conflicting headquarters notes suggest progress is uneven, while analysts weigh the implications of recent maneuvers around key encirclements and battles in the region.
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London
Poland
Mackenzen
Bazaine
Franco-Prus
Metz
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