Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-26
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over under 5000 bond by Judae
sroyles Wednesday afternoon, on
charges of larceny and vagranoy.
ne woman was accused of having
held up Walter Norman, IL years old,
No. 144 GaskelI street, and securing
small amount of change from him.
julius Feasan, negro chauffeur
tor Milton Daraan, the we'll known
insurance man, was bound over Din
der 81, 900 bond by Judge BroyIes on
Wednesday on charges Of shooting at
policeman and carrying a concealed
| weapon.
LAREDO, TEXAS, Nov. 26.-Two
trains arrived here to- day on the Ma
tional Railway filled with refugees
from Monterey, Mexico, who, it was
feared, had been attacked by rebels.
Those who did not have funds to con-
tinue on their way to their homes had
transportation furnished by United
States Consul Garrett at Nuevo LII
redo.
BERLIN, Nov. 26.-Apprehension
caused recently by the indisposition
of Emperor William was relieved to
day when the Kaiser left for a visit
with his brother in-Iaw, the Duke of
Sehlesweig h ostein. His visit at the
by trip to the hunting preserves of
the Prince of Fuerstenhurg,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov 90
Mayor Lew Shank will resign his Of
flee If teamsters' strike is called in
the city. He so declared to day WFen
informed that the Wholesale Grocers'
Association would bring inpea chnent
proceedings against him if team
sters' strike is called. A committee
from the Chamber of Commerce met
tho Mayor and demanded his resg-
nation. His answer to that body, he
said to-day, was as follows; "Under
no circumstances will resign on your
request" Later the Mayor learned
of the intended impeachment pro-
oeedines if teamsters' strike IS
called. II was then that he declared
he would resign.
BELFAST, Nov. 26.-Prenier As
quith to- day told delegation of u
ster Liberals that he intends that the
home rule bill shall become law as it
now stands. The bill will be passed,
he said, at the next session OF Par
lament. The Ulster delegation Wis
tied him at Belfast to protest against
the exclusion of Ulster from the pro-
visions of the measure.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.,-Repre-
sentative Mcdonald, of Michigan, in
troduced a resolution in the House
to day directing the Commissioner of
Corporations TO make - inVestlga-
ton into the alleged concentration of
ownership and control of the NEURAL
resources of IT, United States, inelud
ina coal, iron, oil, copper ore and
phosphate bearing lands. Mcdonald
declared this was the mo- important
question facing the American people
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26,-Repre-
sentative Mcclellan Of Tennessee, who
wants an investigation of the alleged
cold storage combine by the House'
TO-DAY conferred with Attorney Gen
eraI McReynoIds and requested that
tie Department Of Justice extend its
Investigation to include the big pack
ino concerns, McReynolds promised
that the Department of Justice would
co operate with the House of Repre-
sentatives should that body undertake
an inquiry. The Attorney General to-
day received an offer Of aid from TIE
e. Club Of Cleveland in the cold
storage investigation.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 26.-The
election of a successor to President 7.
M. Emerson, of the Atlantic Coast
Line, who died last night in Whining
ton, N. c., will not be made public
until after the funeral of Mr.. Elmer
son, which will take place to- morrow,
There is a belief that Alexander Ham
ilton, of Petersburg, one of the vice
presidents of the company and chief
counsel for the corporation, will be-
come president.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The
Senate Democratic conference TO day
adopted a rush program for currency
LEGISLATION. During the remainder Of
the week day and night sessions will
be held and in the regular session the
currency question will be debated
from 10 o'clock in the morning until
II o'clock at night each day.
WASHINGTON, Nov 26.-Repre-
sentative Austin, Of Tennessee, in the
House to-day made an unsuccessful
attempt = get consideration Of res
otutior for a congressional investiga-
tion 10 determine why the Underwood
tariff law has not reduced the cost of
Iivina and to determine whether the
Democrats owed the Republicans an |
APOLOGY. The House adjourned to
noon Saturd whe special SEES
sion will end. !