Lamb Not Named by Oscar Underwood in Georgia Fight
Washington April 4 Special: Georgia farmers face a campaign tactic claiming Oscar W. Underwood named Virginias John Lamb to lead the house committee on agriculture. The Georgia farmer and observers insist Lamb earned his post by precedent and service in Congress. The piece notes several committee chair appointments and defends Underwood against the accusation. A Georgia veteran group also reports a circular letter debate over Underwoods politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Georgia
Oscar W. Underwood
John Lamb
Virginia
House Committee On Agriculture
Underwood
Oscar Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
Juwt Ag
Adamson
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Hardwick
Jules
Bartlett
Roddenders
Tribbis
Bell
Lee
Joby Lamb
Thase
Cominy D
Third
Virginia Cavalry
Lamb
Brantley
Harris
Wiliam J. Harris
Faymere’ Freast
Taft
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Smith
Martine
New Jersey
Georgia Farmer
Cope
Barris
Wernor Woodrow Wilson
Etty
Child struck by auto on Edgewood and Kraig streets
Four year old Marlon Bishop was fatally struck while crossing the street by Sidney Smith who fled the scene and was later released on a $500 bond. The boy was hurled about six feet and later died from skull fractures as witnesses described a speeding vehicle near the Edgewood Kraig corner yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aink
Marlon Bishop
Edgewood Avenus
Kraig Street
Grady Hospital
Ivan
Sidney Smith
Hood
West
Smith
Pial
New York Democrats Push Sane Candidate for Party Unity
Proceedings of the New York Democratic State Committee feature Henry F. Keith proposing a sane candidate and a safe platform. George W. Palmer is reelected chairman, urging a sane platform and tariff focus. Four delegates to the national convention named: Isidor Straus, Gutermayer, Dix, OGorman, Murphy, Parker, Gaynor, and Ridder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Democratic State Committee
Henry F. Keith
Democratic Party
Firphy
Mason
George W. Palmer
Will ‘Bee
Isidor Straus
Gutermeyer
Dix
United States
O'Gorman
Charles Dy Murphy
Alton B. Parker
W. J., Gaynbr
Herman Ridder
The Constitution Promises Pageant of Faces and Features
The Atlanta Constitution plans a full Sunday edition with a feature on the prettiest girl in Atlanta and a nationwide beauty contest. It will include a forger story, a Sunday short by O Henry, and a portrait of Lillian Russell along with entertainment features.
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America
Panama Canal
O. Henry
Tle
Frank G. Cee
Lundy Harris
Red Hills
Georgia
Review of Reviews
Oscar W. Underwood
Beat Woman
Lillian Russell
Laura Jean -Libbey
Jane Eddington
Katzenjammer
Nemo
Jimmy
Constitution
Clean-up work topic at BIC luncheon chaired by Moore
Atlanta leaders attend a Tuesday noon luncheon at the M and M club where the Atlanta Sanitary Association will discuss cleanup plans. Chairman Haden hints at vital facts, including the 9000 surface closets in a one and a half mile city radius and the 70 cent per foot charge for alley sewer connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer L. Moore
Chamber of Commerce
M. and M. Club
Atlanta Sanitary Association
Sanitary’ Department
Haden
Ex Governor Aycock Dies While Addressing Teachers
Former North Carolina governor Charles B Aycock collapsed during an Alabama Educational Association talk in Birmingham. He appeared to lose consciousness, water was thrown on him, and he died of heart failure. Aycock, in poor health, had returned to Raleigh from Philadelphia a week earlier as he prepared for the U S Senate bid. He leaves a widow and eight children.
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Birmingham
Ala
Charles B. Aycock
North Carolina
Jefferson Theater
Alabama Educational Association
Janatis
Feault
Aycock
O'Neal
Alabama
Association
O’neal
South
Raleigh
N.C
Charles Brantly Ayhook
Bir Buren Arce
Epeenaee
Philadelphia
United States
F. M. Simmons
Cleveland
Alice
Roosevelt denounces opponents at overflow West Virginia rally
Parkersburg West Virginia April 4 Colonel Roosevelt charged opponents with unfair tactics to defeat him at the upcoming convention. He spoke to large crowds on a second West Virginia Kentucky campaign swing delivering two speeches beyond the courthouse crowd overflow and attacked perceived plans to turn the convention against him.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Roosevelt
West Virginia
Kentucky
Uae
Eugene Grace Gains Strength After Illness
Newnan Georgia April 4 Eugene Grace shows slow but steady recovery after Sunday's reverse. Physicians believe he could survive weeks if no operation is needed and preparations for surgery proceed cautiously. Doctors indicate a lung solidification delays Friday's operation, but expect Grace to be fit for anesthesia soon amid ongoing improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britt Craig
Newnan
Eugene Grace
Bailey
Grace
Woodrow Wilson Barred by Mayor in Island Notice
Mayor of Rook Island L April 4 blocks political meeting events urging delay until after the next Tuesday. He announced arrangements for Woodrow Wilson's reception this coming Saturday and stated Governor Wilson would not run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow. Wilson
Rook
Island
W Woodrow
Wilson
Still They Come for Underwood in Georgia Letters
The influx of mail at Underwood headquarters in the Aragon hotel overwhelms Manager G R Hutchens as Georgians express support for Oscar W Underwood and caution against nominating the New Jersey governor. Letters from Ivy W Gladin W D Thurmond and Ernest Camp portray farm and local sentiment backing Underwood for president with doubts about other candidates.
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Underwood
Aragon Hotel
G. R. Hutchens
New Jersey
Washington
Underwood Headquarters
Hutcheng
Ivy W. Gladin
Sanderaville
Washington County
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
W. D. Thurmond
Forsyth
Monroe
Bulwark Hopes Amid Angry Flood Threats
Victims of flood in Florida battle rising strain as thousands endure hunger and many farms are submerged by muddy sea waters threatening communities. Rescue and relief efforts mobilize as authorities warn of worsening conditions.
Flood Disaster Destroys Homes Across Kentucky Missouri and Tennessee
In Hickman Kentucky thirty five hundred refugees and two thousand homeless from submerged districts were helped with food and tents. Columbus Kentucky reports eight hundred to twelve hundred displaced, encamped on hills. New Madrid Missouri eight hundred homeless as flood threatens both business and homes. Cerena Missouri sees four hundred to thousand driven from homes with livestock losses. Memphis Tennessee reports twelve hundred displaced in the north low district amid plant shutdowns. River traffic disrupted with steamboats tied up and Memphis forecast at 45 feet, rising further as floodwaters move south at record levels.
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Hickmen
Columbus
New Madrid
Cerena
Hickman
Memphis
Tenn
Gan
Mars
Bellwater
Staig's Landing
Mengel Box Company
Acconen City
Grave flood danger girds Memphis district as crests approach
Memphis Tennessee April 4 flood reports say main levees hold but Mississippi River spillover lashes banks. Levees near Meade City Arkansas and west of Hickman Kentucky see sandbagging and embankment work as water laps. A sunny day aided relief efforts though outlook remains grave.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
Meané City
Ark
Hickman
Weather Prophecy: Fair conditions predicted Friday to Saturday
Local forecast suggests fair weather prevailing through Friday with improving conditions into Saturday. Temperature expectations not specified but skies should be clear with light to moderate winds. Residents are advised to plan outdoor activities accordingly.
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Virginian
Veterans Fleet Officers
Decatur
C&a. Evans
James, A
Wigs
Chattanooga,Tenn
Opinis
Eugene H. Grace
Hutchens
Wrather
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Botton
Rosae City
Browneville
Buffalo
Charleston
Denver
Des.Mothes
Dulury
Hastpoort
Hatterde
Faqkad Invita
Avsea “City
Bnogeville
Seat
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