Political snippets and notices sweep the week
A collage of political jabs and civic notes. Wilson support spreads as Roosevelt allies tilt. Georgia and Michigan leaders back Wilson. Georgia legislature approves Dem nominee. The Titanic inquiry pins blame on excessive speed and poor lookout amid broad public debate.
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Georgia House Passes Prohibition Bill for Trains Parks and Public Places
The Georgia House approves a measure punishing drunkenness on trains parks and public grounds with a constitutional amendment requiring two thirds vote and popular approval. Opponents worry over enforcement while no lieutenant governor office exists yet. Frank Kellogg warns recalls threaten constitutional government in a Maryland bar address.
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House
Georgia
Democratic Platform Emphasizes State Sovereignty Over Centralization
The document argues the Democratic Party favors state sovereignty and individual liberty, opposing centralization by federal power. It criticizes Republican ties to private interests and stresses preserving branches of government and state remedies alongside federal action to curb monopolies and corruption.
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Republican Party
the Fathers of the Republic
Democratic Party
National Convention
United States
This Date in History July 5 Highlights
July 5 entries include Hendrik Hudson's Greenland coast exploration in 1607, British actions at Ticonderoga in 1758, Tyron's forces sacking New Haven in 1778, Georges Sand born in 1804, Napoleon defeating Austrians at Wagram in 1809, Cecil Rhodes born in 1853, Andrew J. Reeder death in 1864, Bishop John P. Newman died in 1899.
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Greenland
Ticonderoga
Crown Point
Tyron
New Haven
Conn
Georges Sand
Wagram
Cecil J. Rhodes
South Africa
Andrew J. Reeder
Kansas
Easton
John P. Newman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Saratoga
N. Y
New York City
Morgan Celebrates 69th Birthday Of Longtime Missouri Congressman
Charles Henry Morgan born July 5 1843 in New York state and educated in Wisconsin public schools served nearly 35 years as a Missouri representative and congressman. He fought in the Civil War rising to captain after capture five times and escaping four times.
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Charles Henry Morgan
Missouri
Confess
New York State
Wisconsin
Fond de Lac
Libby
Reichmond
Macon
Charleston
S. C
Columbia
Henry
Barton County
Congress
S M C Beats the Office Men in 8 to 3 Baseball Clash
S M C defeated the Pen Wielders 8 to 3 at Herty Field in a comeback win. Bond earned praise for late-game defense and timely hits, while Northcutt and Denton contributed solid plays. A Mechanics vs Y M C A game is set for Saturday at 6 20 and a Quad League executive meeting is called for today at 6.
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Bond
B. Denton
Northcutt
Quad League
SM. C— R. H. EL Colley
Solsby
Eel
Howell
Johnson
Denton
Rawson
Autman
Thurmond
Nicholson
Bona Np
Wilkinson
McWhorter
Northcutt,. Rawson
Uncle Joseph Hill Hall Declares Ring Will Remain
The article notes Uncle Joseph Hill Hall stating he will not abandon politics and intends to keep his hat in the ring amid ongoing campaign remarks and public scrutiny.
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Joseph Hill Hall
Ring
White hope beaten in nine round Johnson fight in Las Vegas NM
Special to the Banner reports a controversial bout where Jack Flynn fights Jack Johnson in Las Vegas New Mexico. Johnson wins by referee decision after Flynn is accused of butting and the crowd is unsettled.
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Las Vegas
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Carpenters
Chicago
Toronto
Jim Flynn
Lewis
Denver Republican
Flynn
Tom Flynn
Charles Smalley
New Mexico
Otto Floto
Denver
Axt
Kansas City Post
Curley
Marty Cutler
Flannigan
Cutler
Chi Coleman
Jack
Moving Picture Machine
Flyn
Kelley
Jacksee
Ante
Smoke
Jack Curley
Rangers
Spider Kelly
Knights of Pythias to Hold Meeting in Jefferson
The 21st semi annual convention of the First District Knights of Pythias will meet with Jefferson lodge on July 18. Committees named, program set for delegates from 32 lodges including Athens, Gainesville, Madison, Lawrenceville, and Winder. Each lodge may send five delegates.
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Jefferson
Knights of Pythias
Jefferson Lodge
Athens
Buford
Comer
Commerce
Conyers
Covington
Carnesville
Dahlonega
Danielsville
Elberton
Flowery Branch
Gainesville
Greensboro
Hartwell
Jersey
Lawrenceville
Lexington
Loganville
Lagonia
Madison
Maysville
Monroe
Newborn
Royston
Social Circle
Statham
Union Point
Winder
Wanut Grove
Washington
Toccos
Weather Summary for Cotton Region and Georgia
Weekly weather report notes mean temperatures near normal in parts and up to 8 degrees below in central cotton regions. Precipitation varied, with heavy rain in southwestern Louisiana and totals over 200 inches across several states. Lake Charles recorded 4.04 inches. Georgia saw unsettled, humid weather with a few local showers and generally favorable conditions. I. M. CLINE, Section Director.
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New Orleans
Florida
Chattanooga
Tenn
del Rio
Tex
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Louisana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
Lake Charles
Panhandle
I. M. Cline
Freckle Remedy Promises Free Trial and Money Back
An advertisement touts an ethine double strength treatment to remove freckles with a no cost trial if it fails. It urges Miss Freckle ace to try one night of treatment from a first class druggist and promises money back and minimal expense if effective. It also mentions a uniform child labor law passed in Arizona and notes about Cass Prairie and boxing attendance and a $20,000 challenge in a Jeannette bout.
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Cass Prairie
Texas
Victor
Jobasee
Jeannette
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