Wage Fight for Yangey Carter in Georgia
Atlanta hosts a bold independent bid led by W Yancey Carter against Democrat Joseph M Brown with Hearst backing. A large notification event at Grand Opera House plans speeches by Thos L Hagen and others as the campaign expands to Macon and Thomasville amid heavy literature distribution and opposition.
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Thomasville
Independent Movement
Georgia
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Radcal
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Hearst
Max Simsen
Independence
Convention of Texas Commercial Secretaries Opens in Fort Worth
Fort Worth prepares for a three day session of the Commercial Secretaries of Texas beginning tomorrow. The gathering promises a representative group and important topics, signaling a notable convention.
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Convention Commercial Secretaries OF
Texas
Fort Worth
Commercial Secretaries of Texas
National Conservation Commission Begins Resource Inventory
Washington reports the National Conservation Commission has released the first schedules of its natural resources inventory. It highlights waste in lands and waters, irrigation underuse, and potential to save coal via water power. The forest, minerals, and waters questions aim to curb waste and guide policy. The commission plans hearings with state governors on December 8 after initial discussions Dec 1.
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Bryan Campaign Guns to Sound in Peoria
William J. Bryan conferred with the Democratic National Committee and subcommittees to finalize presidential campaign plans. He will attend the Democratic state convention in Peoria with Bryan and Kern delivering speeches and Adam E. Stevenson set to open his campaign for governor.
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Chicago
William J. Bryan
Democratic National Committee
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Roger Sullivan
Ilinois
Kern
Adam E. Stevenson
Congressman Laning to be Tried on Embezzlement Charges
Fremont Sept 1 The case of Congressman J F Laning was called for trial today after a change of venue from Norwalk. He is indicted for embezzlement and larceny connected to the Ohio Trust Company where he served as vice president.
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Formial
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Blood flowld in family row shocks town
Report from Columbus and Girard describes a violent family dispute ending with multiple injuries. John Brown is said to have broken a leg and sustained bruises, while Mrs Clegg and Mrs Brown suffer serious injuries during a confrontation with Clegg and Brown amid alleged prior abuse and a violent pursuit through their home.
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Playground Congress Opens in New York City
New York on Sept 8 saw municipal officials philanthropists and leaders from cities nationwide convene to discuss expanding playgrounds. Dr Luther Halsey Gallek presides as the Playground Association of America holds a week long program with talks by Governor Hughes Mayor Mdllehin and other public figures including student athletic demonstrations and a large festival featuring New Yorks diverse foreign communities.
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Congress for Pure Foods and Drugs Opens in Geneva
In Geneva a first International congress on adulteration of foods and medicines opens for a week under the White Cross Association. Dr Harvey W Wiley of the U S Department of Agriculture leads the U S delegation and will present papers on the Food and Drug Act, banning chemical preservatives, and achieving uniform definitions of adulteration through international agreement.
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Reflections of a Bachelor in the New York Press
A fragmented column notes courage as the thin line of cleverness. It observes that many men can be good husbands yet fail at other tasks and reflects on intimate, darkly humorous moments revealing a person’s value.
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New York Press
Coughlin's Raid At Roosevelt Home On Sagamore Hill
In Oyster Bay New York September a man named Coughlin approached President Roosevelt’s Sagamore Hill residence seeking a private audience. Secret Service agents restrained him after discovering a Bulldog revolver in his pocket. he was detained for charges of carrying a concealed weapon and questioned on his sanity as he was taken to Mineola jail.
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Amore Till
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Adams
Asant Sloan
Sloan
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Oyster Way Town Hall
Mineola
A Terrible Duel in Selma Streets Ends in Wounds
In Selma at noon today on Washington Street a fatal family dispute led to a duel between Norris and his son in law Kirk Piles. They fought with fence parings then pistols, leaving Norris shot in the leg and thigh and Piles wounded in the arm and body. Physicians fear Norris may not recover while Piles sustains serious injuries. The trouble stemmed from domestic disagreements.
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Mia
Sela
Norris
Washington Street
Attickel
Law
Kirk Piles
Lee
Hanes
Philen
Howe
Notes of Interest From Auto World
A long discussion on postponing a major Vanderbilt trophy race in Chicago, with calls to honor donor wishes. The piece notes the decline of a Chicago to Denver route and contemplates a special train solution for entries, while highlighting broader impacts of the New York to Paris race on global trade and American car manufacturers seeking foreign agencies.
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Paris
Globe
America
Mrs T B Warren Shoots Self in St Louis Home
Mrs T B Warren died tonight after shooting herself in the bathroom of her Delmar Houseweed address while her husband and 11 year old son were in the front of the house. Her sister is married to E J Nally of Postal Telegraph. Warren family fortune tied to Dr Isa Warren. Medical examiners and family doctors treated her at the Baptist sanitarium.
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E. J. Nally
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Gus
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Isa
Latest mill news highlights new ventures and expansions
A string of textile project notes from multiple towns shows mills planned or expanding. Lefler and Wolfe near Waco target a new cotton mill, Maryville Hosiery Mills eyes electric operation, Delburg Mill’s roving supply tied to another mill, and Galesville plans a 3500 spindle cotton yarn mill. Bedford City Woolen units expand. Charlotte gains a towel factory in a Tompkins building. Edgefield seeks $300,000 capital via stock increases to double capacity. Stony Point opens a stylish cotton mill with 200 HP Welker plant and worker housing. Rock Hill’s Wynvale Yarn Mills nears completion with 10,000 spindles and 5,000 twister spindles, powered by Southern Power Co.
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A. L. Watts
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Democrats of Montana Convene in Anaconda
Anaconda Montana Sept 8 Democrats gathered for the state convention called to order by D G Browne Fort Benton , chairman of the state executive committee. The body will adopt a platform and name candidates for state offices to be filled at the November election.
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Oatmeal for the Toilet as a Cleansing Aid
The English Journal extols common oatmeal as superior to patent preparations for cleansing hands and as a facial polish. It notes old meal is acceptable for toilet use, and compares oatmeal favorably to expensive chemist tooth powders, recommending sprinkling on hands after soap and on a flannel for the face.
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Gout and High Rollers Through Five Thousand Years
A witty remark notes gout as ancient as five thousand years, joking that even then people indulged in extravagance and luxury. The comment plays on the idea of both old ailments and enduring appetites for wealth.
State and National 4 Affair
Brunswick News reports Willie Hearst may abandon his newspaper project in Atlanta. Savannah Press notes John Temple Graves will speak in Georgia. The piece suggests Atlanta is a lively place to spend money and that voters may not back a slate though interest in good music remains.
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Willie Hearst
Atlanta
Savannah Press
John Temple Graves
Georgia
Teday
Ace
Phanee
John Temple Gravis
Taft
Georgia Press Clippings Reflect Floods and Politics
A collage of Georgia papers notes freshets, the cotton crop loss, and regional floods affecting Athens and the Northeast. It reports on Democratic unity, Taft’s fears of overconfidence, and Sidney Tapp’s lecture tour for Savannah river relief, urging fair aid for stricken Augusta residents.
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Lawrenceville News-Herald
Sidney Tapp
Augusta
Savannah
Delayed can pain oratory of Graves stirs Georgia press
The Americus Times-Recorder notes disappointment in Georgia over the postponement of John Temple Graves’s speech as the Independence ticket’s vice presidential nominee. Fort Gaines Sentinel mocks the Georgia press humorously while commenting on the political scene and party figures. The piece brushes on editorials, yellow rose symbolism, and a clean bill for Abe’s representative from Jackson County.
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Georgia
John Temple Graves
Independence
Fort Gaines
Atlanta
John N. Holder
Jackson County
Prof Graves Calls Out Farce in Georgia Milledgeville
Professor John Temple Graves accuses a political farce in Georgia and urges that exercises be conducted in Milledgeville, signaling a bold stance amid regional tensions and calls for action by local authorities.
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Brunswick News
John Temple Graves
Georgia
Milledgeville
Cotton crop polls show state loss over last year
Lawrenceville News Herald reports a legislature survey on cotton. The crop is estimated at 1,240,000 bales this year versus just over two million last year, signaling about 25 million dollars in farmer losses. Athens promo insert highlights local progress and ads.
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Dr. King’s New Discovery Cures Coughs
A testimonial from a Houston resident praises Dr King’s New Discovery for cough and lung relief. The ad notes a trial bottle free and mentions outlets W J Sait h & Bro H R Palmer & Sons Weis stores offering 50c and 1.00 bottles under guarantee.
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