Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-03
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WASHINGTON, March Sword
has gone forth from the United States
Government that a strict list OF the
"blaok sheep" in the Huerta admins
tration is being kept and that they
will be held to sharp account for all
outraees on Americans and foreign
ers in Mexico.
CHICAGO, March 3.-President J.
A. Gilmore, Of the Federal League,
day put John K. Tener, National
League, and President Ban johnson,
of the American League, on notice Of
tho signing of the Federal League
players by any club Of the two major
leagues would result In war. The ac-
tion Of Pitcher Banding, Of the Maps,
in jumping back TO his old team par
ticipated to-days move.
NEW YORK, March 3.--Gunboat
Smith and Sam Lansford, the Boston
"tar baby" were matched this after
noon to box twenty rounds at the
Olympia in London on June 90. Tho
fight will be promoted by p. Coeh-
rane, a wealthy American now living
in London.
Shortstop Schwind, last season with
the Texas League, reported this aft
ernoon at local baseball headquar-
tiers. Sohwind was purchased by the
Crackers from the Boston Braves.
Billy Smith expects him to be a strong
contender for shortstop.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, March 3.-The
directors Of the Great Northern Rail-
road met day to act on the resig-
nation Of Carl Gray as president. As
Mr.. Gray has accepted the presidency
missed that his resignation from the
Great Northern will be accepted. L.
w. Hill, chairman Of the board of d.
rectors, will be made president.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, March S.
TheState Boxing Commission to day
ruled that the color line would be
strictly drawn In this State against
battles between whites and blacks.
This means a refusal to allow the ke.
nosha Boxing Club to stage their
proposed bout between Sam Lansford
and Carl Morris.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March a.
Burns caused the death to- day Of Mrs.
Kate Goose, mother of Roscoe, VIII
liam and Carl Goose, tho jockeys.
NOME, ALASKA, March s.-Vio-
tory in the Solomon derby dog race
run yesterday from Solomon to this
city was won by Fred Aver, whose
dogs covered the 81 miles in six hours,
30 minutes and four seconds. John
johnson, winner of the derby last
year, finished second, two minutes be-
hind Aver. There were five entries.
Mrs. c. {. Darling, Of Berkeley, CAL,
was part owner Of one team.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, March "a
report was current in Milwaukee to-
day that Robert M. LaFoIlstte soon
would resign from the United States
Senate in order to become candidate
for Governor Of Wisconsin at the fall
elections. LaFollette's desire to be-
more to desire to keep his political
machine intact than to occupy the
Governors chair again.
CHICAGO, March 3.--Judse Adelor
J. Petit, trial judge in the case of
William Cheney Ellis, the Cincinnati
leather manufacturer, being tried for
the murder of his wife, o-day re-
ceived letter in which was threat
that he would be shot to death in
court II Ellis was found guilty. Judge
Petit was inclined to pass over the I
threatening letter lightly and said he
would pay no attention to IL.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.,, March al
! Charles S. MelIen, former president !
! Of the New York, New Haven and |
| Hartford Railroad, met defeat to-day |
in his opening skirnnish to escape trial |
on a charge Of manslaughter In con-
neetion with tho wreck at Westport, |
Conn. Judge TuttIe denied the motion |
made by counsel for Molten that the |
indictment be quashed on the ground |
that the court had no jurisdiction.
WASHINGTON, March 3--Peter C. |
Thomson, Of Hamilton, Ohio, multi
Champion Coated Paper Company Of |
Ohio, was placed on trial before Chief
Justice Ciabaueh in CRIMINAL Court |
here to day on a charge Of attempting |
to bride Ma jor w. p. Zantxineer, an |
inspector Of the Postoffiee Department /
by sending him 500 through the mail. |
WASHINGTON, Mar. s.-That the |
Interstate Commerce Commission |
subpoena "some Of the big men" of
the United States Steel Corporation |
and OF Wall Street who know the /,
combines inside history" was asked |
Of Commissioner Harlan to day at the |
hearing Of the alleged payment and
receipts Of rebates to the corporation. |
The request was made by n. J. Schulz |
ties, attorney for David Lamar.
HARTFORD, CONN.,, March a.
! The final plea to save the life Of Mrs. |
Bessie Wakefield, who was sentenced
TO be hanged for the murder Of her
husband, was made in the Supreme
Court here to-day. Since the arau.
ments are based upon questions of
lew. Mrs. Wakefield was not nresent.