Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04
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CONCORD, N. r., Oct. Am
attempt IS afoot to disbar William
TraVers Jerome. II is backed by
prominent New York lawyers and
is based upon Jeromes statement
to Governor Felker that an in
dIctment had been found against
Harry Thaw when no such in
dictment had been found. New
Hampshire feeling is intensely
hostile to Jerome,
LANSING, MICH. Oct. A.
Governor Ferris is ready TO call
Guarosnen in the northern part
of Lower Michigan should Gener-
a Abbey need them. Thirty min
ers we're arrested to-day when
Gieuter ant Ashley led 30 mount
ed srtillerymen against a mob OF
500 striking miners who had gath
cred to "clean out" the military
camp last night The situation at
Wolverine mine looks ugly.
Guards are searching the miners
houses for guns.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 4.-Ten
square miles Of rich land was
flooded 30 day by crevasse five
miles below here. The break IN
the IeVee was shout 200 yards
long.
TERRE HAJTE. IND, Oct. A.
Harry Ras.co, the first man con
vioted Of murder since electrocu-
ton supplsnteJ hanging in In
diana, 20 day rayed like a maniac.
Jail officials say he is feigning.
CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-The collapse
of an elevator loaded With q 1000
pound metal rot seriously injured
five men in the type foundry Of
6arnhart Brothers G. Spindier to-
day, One man may die.
CHICAGO. Oct. Awkward c.
Spencer. OF West Chicago, sought
as a suspect in the Staying Of
Mrs. Mildred Allison Rex Dat, the
Chicago tango teacher, was ar
rested to dsy The police de-
clared he answered the desorip-
ton of the man who was seen
near Wayne. lli,, where Mrs. Rex
roat was shot TO death and her
body thrown on the railroad
track,
DETROIT, Oct. 4.-Criminal
prosecution OF the Standard Oil
Company of Indiana BY State and
Federal Governments is likely to
follow swiftly or revelations made
Friday which ind Gated that the
company has systematically over
charged the Detroit parks and
bouIevards department on road
Gil. Investigation of empty bar
rels which contained this oil
show that they were marked to
contain at least three gallons each
more than the capacity Of the
barrels.
CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Oct.
4.-The Rolston Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. in ninetieth annual session
at Cleveland, Tenn, to-day voted
against changing the name TO the
Methodist Church in America.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-Sena-
tor Reed, OF Missouri. who IS said
TO have struck John Mcintyre, an
official OF fhe National Associa-
ton Of Manufacturers during an
alteration over the lobby invest
cation last night, said oday;
whether ! hit Mcintyre or not IS
a matter of small concern.
LAPoRTE, IND. Oct. THE
action of 2. c. RaH for the APP
pointment of = receiver tor the
CHICAGO New York Air Line. with
thousands Of stockholders all over
the country. will be called Mon
DAY. Raft alleges the s. CCO,oO9
mercer of the subsidiarv lines was
formed illegally and the merger
never was ratified by the stock
holders.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN, Oct. 4.
Edward J. Kelly, of Chicago, for
himself and as administrator Tor
his wife's estate, entered two
suits to-day for $4,000 each be
cause Of INJURIES received in the
Stamford wreck. The complaint
charges the engineer was tnccn7
petent and the signals defective.
CHICAGO. Oct. 4-Sefore q
crowd Of 10000 persons attending
the Chicago game, the
old fighting ground Of the Uni
versity of Chicago officially be-
came the UNIVERSITY Of Chicago
athletic field. Marshall Field IS
no more. With short speech.
President Judson presented the
new 100000 stadium 20 the vet
eran coach, A. A. Stage
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
GREENVTILE. D.r AT Oh
regular teachers summation leI