Murder charges arise in Georgia case connected to Shepard death
Warrant sworn here against Mrs Anna P Cutts a Fitzgerald attorney accused of murder in the suspected poisoning death of Fred Shepard wealthy peach grower. The case ties to former marriage elopements and features arrests of Mrs Ione Henry and Hone Hopson in Perry. Elmer denies connections, hearings pending with clergy and a physician tied to Mexico as witnesses. Alfred Shepard's mother reportedly in a Los Angeles sanitarium.
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Anna P. Cutts
Fred Shépard
Elmer
Acon, Ga
Fitzgerald
Inonville
Arana
Anna Shepard
Tone Henry
Ernest - ‘Hopson
Elon
Suminary
Conan
Shepardine
Crandall
Shephard
Macon
Ehmer
Jacksonville
Fred Hepard
Georgia
J. O. Hart
Christ ‘Episcopal Church
W. AG. Wilkinson
St. Ph’s’. Catholic “Church
Tha ‘Dride
Mexico
Shepard
Ione Henry
Himer
Bilmer
Hone ‘Hopson
Perry
Ione’ Henry
John P. Ross
Durrance
Charles H. Garrett
Garrett
Ffir
Durrayee
Alfred Shepard
Fred D Shepard
Los Angeles
Wilson to devote time to writing after White House tenure
Washington D C November 29 Despite common belief that the President will turn to writing after leaving office on March fourth it is now stated with certainty that Wilson plans to reside in Washington but has not yet secured a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
White House
Beca
Wilson
Cotton Exports Show Large Month in Washington Report
Washington C on Nov reports cotton exports for the past month totalled nearly equal to October’s value. The Department of Commerce notes exports reached a substantial amount, reflecting a strong month for cotton trade in the capital market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Tober
Com
Railroads Seek Treasury Payments Under Transportation Act
Court action to compel the Treasury to make payments to railroads under the transportation act is being prepared by Alfred P. Thom, general counsel of the Association of Railway Executives, and former Justice Covington of the district supreme court. The move follows a government guaranty provision and comes as carriers consider taking action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Alfred P.thom
The
Association of Railway Executives
Justice Covington
District, Supreme Court
Bread prices in Cleveland reduced by grocers
Cleveland Ohio November 29 The price of a 24 ounce loaf of bread was cut from 14 to 12 cents today by a grocery company operating a large number of stores in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland, O
Ryan finances shakeup eyed with Untermyer talks
New York financier Allan A. Ryan announced he has conferred with Samuel Untermyer to decide on taking charge of readjusting his financial affairs after months of market turmoil over his alleged corner in Stutz Motors stock. Comptroller of the Currency Williams said no loans to Ryan or his firm were inadequately collateralized and that Ryan owes very few national banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan A. Ryan
Stutz
New York
Allan A. ‘Ryan
BRO
Stutz Motors
Samuel Untermyer
Untermyer
Ryan
Washington, D. C
Williams
Allan A. Ryan
Comptroller
Young Boys Admit New York Robberies
Veteran Brooklyn detectives arrested two youthful housebreakers aged 10 and 12 who confessed to eight burglaries in the last fortnight. George Smith and Harry F Pendergast yielded a revolver and cartridges when searched and were found with pennies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
George Smith
Harry F Pendergast
Harry
George
Earthquake Shocks Georgetown Seismograph Report
A moderate earthquake shock was recorded by the Georgetown seismograph between 3 and 4 a m. The disturbance was estimated at 5 100 miles distant, likely originating in South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Georgetown
South America
Attempt at Resurrection Proved Quite Expensive
In Coles twelve miles north of Sylvester a woman was found near her husband Robert Rouse’s grave after two self styled Holy Healers carried her to the tomb to revive him. She had purchased about 110 dollars worth of clothing and prepared tools to enter the vault before lawmen arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester
Sumner
Coles
Robert Rouse
Senate Panel to Probe Cable Landings Matter
Washington Nov 29 The Senate committee will investigate the whole question of cable landings in the United States including the Western Union State Department controversy Senator Kellogg announced today The inquiry ties to Kellogg's bill to empower the state department to regulate cable connections nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
United States
Western Union
State Department
Senate
Kellogg
Farmers oppose Packers plan to sever stockyards ties
A coalition including Charles Lyman of the National Board of Farm Organizations and Florence Kelley of the National Consumer League states opposition to any plan to separate the big five meat packers from stockyards by court decree. The joint statement notes concerns about interfering with enactment of controlling realignment. Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lyman
National Board of Farm Organizations
Florence Kelly
National
Consumer 9’ League
Mand Prk
National Leg of Woman, Voters
Farmers’ National Council
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginers
Constantine Will Not Return to Greece Before Plebiscite
Reports from Lucerne deny that former King Constantine left for Athens and say he will not return until after the plebiscite on December fifth. Athens notes Greece aims to stay pro ally and avoid political blame by delaying Constantine's return.
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Constantine
Greece
Lucerne
Athens
Switzerland
Great Britain
Gounaris
Associated Press
Venizelos
Isader
Henry P Davidson Buys Historic Spring Hill Plantation
Henry P Davidson of New York purchases the 3824 acre Spring Hill Plantation ten miles southwest of Thomasville on the Dixie Highway through Hopkins Real Estate. The estate includes a Mexican style main house with a large central court and swimming pool, The Village outbuildings, and seventy acres of bearing pecans. Davidson plans to take possession this week and spend the winter there with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins Real Estate Agency
Henry P. Davidson
New York
America
J. Pierpont. Morgan Co
American Red Cross
Charles H. Thorne
Chicago
Spring Hill Plantation
Thomasville
Dixie Highway
Tallahassee Road
Childrens
Davidson
Movie Men Scare London Officials
London officials faced a staged scare when about 150 supernumeraries from moving picture companies gathered at barriers at Downing and Charles streets. Police dispersed the crowd as camera crews vigorously filmed the scene for a potential genuine move against government buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Whitehall
Downing and
Charles Street
Moving Picture Companies
Prominent Georgian Dead
Capt. Robert C. Hazlehurst aged 51 a Georgia representative of the Taylor Cotton Co of Liverpool died in a New York infirmary after several weeks illness due to pneumonia following an operation.
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Macon
Robert C. Hazlehurst
Georgia
Taylor Cotton, Co
Liverpool
South
New York
Shoe Makers Call For Abolition Of Wage Bonus
Lynn Massachusetts November 29 shoe manufacturers ask the joint council of the United Shoe Workers of America to abolish the wage bonus of 12 34 to 20 percent paid for over a year. This marks the first general step toward wage reductions in a city with about fifteen thousand operatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn, Maas
Joint Council of the
United Shoe Workers of America
Catholic Bishop Resigns Over Ill Health in Pittsburg
The Right Rev. Bishop J. F. Regis Caney of the Pittsburg Diocese has resigned due to ill health. The announcement said illness prompted his action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Hay
J. F. Regis Caney
Irish protest from Italian clergy over Ireland events
In Rome on November 29 the Italian chamber and senate received a strong protest from Irish clergy led by Cardinal Logue about recent Ireland events. Interpellations in parliament are expected.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Ireland
Cardinal Logue
League of Nations considers appointing high commissioner in Danzig
Geneva Nov 29 The council of the League of Nations met today to appoint a permanent mandate commission and elect a successor to Reginald Towell as high commissioner at Danzig. The assembly discusses admitting Austria Bulgaria with Serbia Romania and Greece opposing Bulgaria's entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Danzig
Reginald Towell
Council of the
League of Nations
Austria
Bulgaria
League
Serbia
Rumania
Greece
Hazlehurst Baby Death Sparks Investigation
In Hazlehurst Georgia a six week old baby girl died after reported chest and head injuries. Coroner J K Davis orders an autopsy after John Gilbreath a single farmer sought a permit to claim the child as his. The mother Mrs Maude Stanley faces divorce and possible remarriage while officials pursue further details today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazlehurst
John Gilbreath
W. R. Strozler
J. K. Davis
Maude Stanley
Gilbreath
Storm Moves Out To Sea From Carolina Coast
Storm centered over North Carolina moves eastward out to sea with northeast gales along the Middle Atlantic and North Carolina coast, weather bureau reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm
Washington, D. C
North Carolina
Middle Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Spain opposes sending troops to fight Lithuania
Madrid reports El Debate condemns plans to deploy Spanish troops to Lithuania as decided by foreigners without the people's consultation. It calls the move a serious step that inaugurates open diplomacy in a peculiar way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Lithuania
Madrid
League ‘of Nations
el Debate
Waterspout Devastates Tangier. Numerous Die in Searing Storm
In Tangier on Sunday a violent waterspout tore through sections of the city. Many residents perished and several houses were toppled as the storm unleashed unprecedented force.
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Tangier
Latin American Ministers Welcomed by President in Washington
Washington November 29 three Latin American ministers Emilio Joubert San Domingo Julia Bianchi Guatemala and Octavio Beeche Costa Rica were received by the President today accompanying Under Secretary Davis to the White House for the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Emilio Joubert
San Domingo
Julia Bianchi
Guatemala
Octavio Beeche
Costa Rica
White House
Davis
Americans Said to Arrive in Londonderry for Use in Murders
Advices report that American gunmen have appeared in Londonderry and Dublin with authorities in London Derry taking precautions against possible assassinations. Liverpool police also believe American gunmen have reached the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Londonderry
Ireland
N. Dublin
Liverpool
Wont Prosecute Farmers for the Holding of Crops
Washington authorities state that agricultural co operative bodies with no capital stock and not for profit are exempt from anti trust law applications. The Department of Justice has not pursued crop withholding campaigns until market prices rise. Policy hinges on what constitutes a fair price for farm products and limits on enforcement funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
Ad‘vance
Frank K. Nebeker
The
National Farmers’ Union
Kansas
Towa
Middle Western
Nebeker
Cable Layer and Sub Chasers Play Tag Off Coast
Near Miami on November 29 a cable layer the Clowry and two United States sub chasers played a game of tag off the coast as navy boats closely tracked every move of the ships.
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Miami
Clowry
United States
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Downing Street
Shoe Makers
Massachusetts
United Shoe Worker's
Italy
Nustaia
Aulearia
Wilson Hardware Company
John Hall
G. C. Overstreet
Hall
John Rogers
Fla
Louis Steyerman
Shop of Quality
Holme
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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