Intimacy with former convict taints Wood record
Long Senate record on Henry Wood details warned character references tied to Bel Salus Ballvatine and a Cuban affair. The 1904 executive document, not public until 1907, shows hearings questioning Wood's integrity and the impact on his promotions and Senate confirmation.
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Cheiiton
Enivekhary Conviet
Senate
Wood
Wool
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Hoover Would Not Seek Office In Peace Time Fireside Letter
Herbert Hoover declares he is not seeking the presidency and would run only if drafted by the people. He stresses independence and nonpartisanship, opposing both Republican reactionaries and Democratic radicals, and says he would participate in no campaign to obtain public office. He says his aim is service, not power, and urges focus on great issues over party. Julia L. Coleman reports Hoover’s stance amid a Calif group’s push for his candidacy. Captain G C Molleson launches permanent peace time work at Souther Field to store 700 airplane motors, with four months of labor and a possible $15,000 to $20,000 cost, hiring carpenters, mechanical workers, and laborers for storage projects.
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Ific
Munl
Philip
Wer Foraker
Soiate Miliary Committee
Wood
Foraker
Fraters Scott
Hanna
Ap- MM
Santiago
New York
Herbert Hoover
United States
Priceaple
Eirty
Democratic Party
Hoover
Ralph Arnold
Los Angeles
Make Hoover
Republican Party
Souther Field
G. C. Molleson
Air Service
Washington
Molleson
Menoher
Washingon
Mission at Breslau Attacked by Crowd
On March 10 members of the allied mission at Breslau were attacked by a mob. Police intervened and dispersed the crowd after stones were thrown at the representatives, sparing injuries to the mission members.
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Ted
Breslau
Bres
Peace Treaty Fight Enters Final Stage
Washington dispatch reports the ratification battle over the peace treaty moving into its final, bitter phase. Article Ten and reservations remain unfinished business, with debates over issues, public service, and party organization shaping the approach to the issue. The piece notes calls for agitation on issues, not personal nominations, and cites the premise that organizing without issues amounts to office-chanting. Also mentions a large strike in Bombay, India.
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Washington
Wood Hoover N H Winners In New Hampshire Primaries
Manchester New Hampshire March 16 Related returns from yesterday's presidential primaries did not greatly affect totals showing a solid Republican delegation pledged to Gen Wood The Democratic delegation was viewed as favorable to Herbert Hoover and included three delegates pledged to him The world's debt today is estimated at 200000000000 compared with 40000000000 in 1914
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Manchester
N. H
Wood
Herbert Hoover
Georgia Motor buys out Emory Rylander in merger
J W Mosteller of Georgia Motor announces the consolidation of Emory Rylander with Georgia Motor, creating the city's largest car lineup including Chevrolet Dort Cole 8 Reo Olds and GMC trucks. L Griffin John W Oliver and Mosteller finalize the deal retaining both locations and linking service stations.
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J. W. Mosteller
Georgia Motor Company
Cotton Avenue
Emory Rylander
Mr. Rylander
L. ©. Griffin
Mr. Griffin
John W. Oliver
Mr. Mosteller
Rylander
Mosteller
Georgia Motor Co
Chevrolet
Dort
Cole
Reo
Olds
Ellaville Social Life Highlights Confederate Ties
Ellaville March notes a sociable meeting of the Sara h E Hornady chapter with plans for scholarships, widow support, portraits in the high school, and graves markers. Salvation Army visit and a Mrs Mae Sellars dinner for Nellie Sellars are mentioned among local social events and guests.
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Ellaville
Sarrah E. Hornady
Unified Daughters of the Confederacy
E. R. Jordan
Robert Strange
Jordan
Robert E. Lee
Jefferson Davia
W. T. Tondee
Georgia
Cleone Collins
Maude Williamson
Milledgeville
S. C. Collins
Lucien L. Knight
T. H. Stevens
W. 8. Jordan
C. Collins
Mac Sellars
A. Allen
Salvation Army of Americas
Americus
Salvation Army
Mae Sellars
Nellie Sellars
A. R. Willamson
SM Callier
Colambos
Me EL W. Strange
Velma Williams
Preston
Our City
H. Willis Hogg
Hradley Hogg
J. W. Pilcher
Sara Young
Montezuma
Georgia B. Holloway
College Street
T. A. Collins
W. H. Collins
Thelma Collins
Mildred McCrory
Maurie Munroe
Addie Rie McCrory
Weston
Fannie Cheney
Ott Johnson
Edgar Morrison
Columbus
J. M. Williams
Atlanta
Brown
Goodwater
Ala
Relat
Ion
Millard Arrington
Ralph McGowan
Doster Bridges
Foster Cheney
Sunday edition delayed due to Times-Recorder move
Notice that the Sunday edition will be printed Friday night to accommodate moving to a new Forrest street building. No publication material can be accepted after Friday noon. The shift aims to ensure continued service while machinery is moved and workers endure extended hours.
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Times-Recorder
Forrest Street
Shiloh Rev Roop to Fill Regular Appointment
Shiloh Reverend Mr Roop will hold his regular appointm ent Sunday morning. Local families including Mr and Mrs W S Beckwith and Mr and Mrs H N Franklin visited A L Beckwith and others Sunday. Frank Jordan is ill.
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Mr. Roop
Shiloh
Katye Belle Young
Jewell Jordan
Americus
Katye Young
Vera Kate Cratchfeld
Frank Jordan
Bri'ith Coal Miners Threaten General Strike
London march 10 the national conference of coal miners in session today declared in favor of a general strike to demand nationalization of the mines. The action will be referred to the special trades union congress which meets tomorrow.
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London
National Conference of Coal Miners
Special Trades Union Congress
Chamber urged by Sheppard to oppose city rate hike
Americus moves to organize opposition to Americus Lighting Company rate increase sought for lighting and gas. Hearing before the state railroad commission in Atlanta on March 24 at 10 a.m. is expected to draw a large turnout. Mayor J E Sheppard says officials may let consumers’ side be heard by Chamber of Commerce representatives.
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Americus
Americus Lighting Company
State Railroad Commission
Atlanta
J. E. Sheppard
Sheppard
Thhe Chamber of Commerce
Thin Ody
Board of ‘Directors
Railroad Commission
Company
Murphey Candler
Railroad Commission One
Death of Mrs A W Buchanan Grieves Concord Community
Concord mourns the death of Mrs. A W Buchanan buried in Friendship cemetery after funeral services by Rev. Atkins of Cuthere. The community reports visitors and residents in Americus and New Point, a postponed school box supper, births, visits, and gatherings amid illness and bad weather.
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A. W. Buchanan
Friendship Cemetery
Mr. Atkins
Cuthere
A. L. Turner
Americus
Lena Mae Casey
Jennie Morrell
Susie Morrell
Uriah Morrell
Keith du
Cleverell
C. L. Autry
Robert Perry
J. B. Holley
Auruen
William Dupree
GC. L. Autry
Sunny
Lena May Casey
Herman Casey
Damaris Holley
Herman Guest
Ky. C
Andrew Chapel
Itera Tamk
Daniel
Piaye Kiauria
Mollie Forrest
Las
Kidnapped American Taken To Durango Mountains
El Paso March 10 The former U S soldier Joseph Williams reported held by Villa for a $50 000 ransom has been taken into the Durango mountains. Later reports say Williams has been freed.
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EL Paso
Tex
Joseph Willams
United States
Villa
Durango Mountains
Williams
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