Slaton Enthusiastic Club Formed in Clarke County
Governor John M. Slaton supporters organize a Clarke County club with A H Davison as president and A T Conway as secretary. Officers include district vice presidents from Kenney's, Georgia Factory, Sandy Creek, Princeton, Bradberry, Puryear, and Buck Branch districts. Meetings set to continue leading to the election.
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John M. Slaton
Clarke County
Slaton
A. T. Conway
Slaton Club
Athens
Qir
A. H. Davison
A. T.conway
Kenney’s
A. L. Long
Georgia Factory
J. G. Paine
Sandy Creek
E. A. Lampkin
Princeton
W. W. Duncan
Bradberry’s
E. W.jackson
Puryeara
N. B. Davis
Buck ‘Branch
J. T. Pittard
Hepburn Possible on Federal Reserve Board Nomination
Washington reports mixed signals on Paul Warne being seated on the Federal Reserve Board amid questions from Democratic senators. White House says no new word from Warburg. Hepburn of Chase National Bank is floated as a possible replacement. Indigestion advertisement notes Chamberlain's Tablets aiding relief for years of discomfort in Phelps New York.
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Washington
Paul M. War-ne
Federal Reserve Board
White House
Warburg
A. Barton Hepburn
Chase National Bank of New York
Overruled Motion in Roberts Case
Judge Brand overruled a motion for a new trial in State vs W C Roberts. Roberts was convicted of larceny after trust and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. Roberts had previously served as an agent for Singer Sewing Machine Co.
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Brand
W. C. Roberts
Roberts
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Caillaux Is Acquitted In Paris Murder Trial
Mme Henriette Caillaux wife of ex premier Jos eph Caillaux is acquitted after a nine day trial for killing Gaston Calmette editor of Figaro. The verdict came in fifty minutes amid tumult with spectators clashing and guards joining the fray as Caillaux, emotional, left the Palace of Justice.
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Associated Press
Eee
Paris
Mme
Henriette
Caillaux
Jos
Eph Caillaux
Gaston
Calmette
Figaro
Labori
Chenu
Mme. Caillaux
Palace of Justice
Wheat May Rise to Two Dollars a Bushel on War Fears
The Austria-Servian war fears shook world markets with London Berlin and Paris showing panic. Chicago wheat trades neared 100,000,000 bushels as prices leapt while cash reports warned of possible run blockades. Some analysts predicted $2.00 a bushel if England Germany or France become involved, though others doubted the risk would justify the surge. Gold withdrawals also surged with about 105 million dollars pulled from U S reserves this year and most funds traveling to London and Paris.
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Chicago
England
Germany
France
Europe
New York
United States
Nee Wenee
London
Paris
Senate recedes on Confederate pay amendment
The Senate voted to recede from its amendment to the general deficiency bill that would pay Confederate soldiers who resigned from the U S army in 1861 as heirs. The House refused to accept the amendment. England’s EU role appears unlikely amid Ulster tensions noted in the item. An advertisement for Foley Kidney Pills follows.
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Washington
Senate
United States Army
House
Clarke County Democratic primary set for Aug 19 1914
The Clarke County Democratic Executive Committee met to fix candidate fees for judge, congressman, and state senator. A July 28 1914 notice requires $20 assessments from each candidate, with a August 1 1914 deadline to appear on the official ballot and abide by new restrictions including Australian ballot voting.
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Cobb & Erwin
Democratic Executive Committee
Howell Erwin
Eighth
General Assembly
Clarke County
State Democratic Executive Committee
Superior Court of the Western Circuit
Howell C. Erwin
Democratic
Ordinances of Secession Returned to Louisiana Archives
Washington reports Congress may authorize return of Louisiana secession ordinance to its motive archives. Document dated January 28 1811 declares dissolution of the union and restoration of sovereignty. The relic bears English and French texts and has intrigued antiquarians for years.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol
Butler
New Orleans
Corbin
Adjutant General's Department
Davis
Secretary of War
Lletary
Louisiana
United States of America
United
Southern Railway Chief Denies Coal Influence Charges Testifies
President Fairfax Harrison told a Senate Naval Affairs subcommittee there was no improper conduct or outside dictation at the Southern Railway. He defended a Charleston coal terminal plan, noted past acquisitions, and described financial strains after 1907. Harrison asserted Dunlaney’s charges were a delusion of persecution and named no external influence over policy.
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Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Ben L. Dunlaney
Bristol
Tenn
Southern Railway Company
Atlantic
Norfolk
Fairfax Harrison
Dunlaney
Charleston
Southern Railway
Senate Committee
Harrison
Duntaney
Mr. Dunlaney
Hr. Harrison
Board of Directors
Pennsylvania Railroad
Spencer
Knoxville & Bristol Railway
Virginia & Southwestern Railway
Virginia & South
Western
Southern
Virginia & Southwestern
Carolinas
It &S
Ite
Knoxville
Morristown
Finley
Norfolk and Western
Tidewater
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Thedford
Thedfords Black-Draught
Davison, Nicholson Co
Hepburn
Chamberlain
McMullen
Phelps
N. Y
Cll
Adv
Foley
H.R. Palmer & Bons
Mme, Caillaux
Figarad
Berlin
H. R. Palmer & Sons
A. H. Talmage
N. Lumpkin Street
Bee Dee
O'Neill
Nebr
THE
Thisman
National Farmers’ Union
Tax Nationwal
Atlanta
Farmers’ Union
America
Tae
Erie
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