Negro Held On Charge Of Assault To Murder
Andrew Hennanberg a negro was held to city court under $1,000 bond by Judge Henry Chamberlain on the charge of assault to murder. He allegedly attacked Darlon Broadus a white boy with a knife, cutting him about the neck and head. Other cases included abusive language and gaming continuations with various bonds and dismissals.
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Andrew Hennanberg
Henry Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Hennanberg
Darlon Broadus
Annie Maupin
Carrie Hales
Selwin Johnson
Julia Davis
John Richardson
John Samuels
Same
Oscar Jones
Jim Johnson
Pauline Connert
Saulsbury Elected President Pro Tem of Senate
Senator Willard Saulsbury of Delaware won the role of president pro tempore of the Senate with 41 votes. Gallinger of New Hampshire received 22 votes and Clapp of Minnesota 6 as the Progressive-Republicans backed him.
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Associated Press
Washington
Willard Saulsbury
Delaware
Senate Today
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Clapp
Minnesota
Stocks Fall as German Peace Note Reaches U.S.
The New York market sold off after the full text of the German peace note arrived. War shares dropped 2 to 7 points, and other issues weakened though rails demand briefly supported prices. By mid-day roughly 900,000 shares had been traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington
Rails
Man Hurt in Fall at Government Street
Police report says M. Jacobson fell down stairs at 6 Government Street Wednesday night at 10 o clock. He sustained head injuries.
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M. Jacobson
Government Street
Briand Denounces German Peace Move as a Trap in Chamber
Premier Briand warns France about a German peace proposal while reaffirming the war government will not mobilize national resources. He denounces the German offer as a trap aimed at dividing the allies and urges vigilance against efforts to weaken France after Verdun and the Somme.
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Chamber of Deputies
Verdun
Somme
Germany
Chamber
France
Briand
von Bethmann-Hollweg
German Empire
Belgium
Serbia
Andre Lefevre
Marne
Thierry-Cates
Ces
Bbergagie Pil
Immigration Measure Passes Senate with Literacy Test
The immigration bill including a restrictive literacy test for admitting aliens was passed by the Senate 64 to 7. The chamber reconsidered the anarchist exclusion clause and adopted a Hardwick amendment allowing entry of individuals who advocate or teach destruction in war or revolution but not otherwise.
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Senate
Washington
House
Hardwick
Committee
Arthur Wallace dies in Biloxi after baseball career
Arthur Wallace longtime Three Eye League member and former Moline Illinois player died Wednesday at 5 pm in Biloxi Mississippi where he spent the winter. Born in McComb City Mississippi forty years ago he lived in this city since boyhood and played in the Cotton States Texas Virginia Carolina and Yucatan leagues as well as leading independent clubs. Funeral at 7 pm Thursday Biloxi residence with burial in Magnolia Cemetery Mobile tomorrow.
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Arthur Wallace
Moline
Ill
Biloxi
Miss
McComb City
Wallace
Yucatan
Mexico
United States
Porter Avenue
Mobile
Magnolia Cemetery
Mr. Brink
Hirza Wallace
Emma Moseley
South Carolina
Norfolk
George
Palestine
Tex
William
Clarence Wallace
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