Roosevelt Warns of Rematch if Beaten in Indiana
Fort Wayne dispatch reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt telling a Peru crowd he would run again if defeated. He charged unfair tactics by opponents to curb his supporters in Indiana, urging voters to weigh the fair vote against bosses. Roosevelt warned of further clashes as he campaigns through Danville and Indiana’s Ninth, Eleventh, and Twelfth districts.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Theodore Roosevelt
Peru
Danville
Indiana
Chicago
Aei
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Ragnevelt
Tiinois
Ilinois
Illinois
Thinda
McKinley
Cam
Ees Tart
Georgia prison cotton sale ends in damaged lot concerns
The Georgia prison commission met to bid on five hundred seventy three bales of cotton stored in the field beside the gin. Superior conditions for shipment were poor due to severe winter and sun exposure. Buyers described the bale damage as extensive with possible unrecoverable losses unless reconditioning and drying are done, making auction bids uncertain.
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Mineadorinel
Yarm
Gelenel. R
Pattergon
Davison
Chetrman
Burke
J. A. Hall
Macun
J. E. Latham
Miltie
Lamar i
Alex Sprunce
Withington
Davidson
Seles
Meys
Tegner
Atlanta
Murdered girl and self-inflicted suicide in Iredell County
In Statesville North Carolina on an April day, 16 year old Jeanette Templeton was shot in a field on farmer Robert Williams’ land. The shooter, J. Shoemaker, a man of bad repute, killed himself with a gun loaded to his head using a stick cut for the purpose. The murder followed his unwanted attentions, and a search party found Shoemaker’s body shortly after the act.
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Statesville
J. Columbus Shoemater
Jeanette Templeton
Iredell County
Robert Williams
Maker
Mississippi Flood Crisis Drives Rescue Efforts
Rescue of thousands along the upper Mississippi hinges on 36 hours of dyke strength in Arkansas and north Louisiana. Officials fear breaks west of Helena as floodwaters threaten homes and villages. Memphis citizens committees organize hazardous trips to Wyandotte to aid refugees in the sweeping disaster.
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Memphis
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
Arkansas
Louisiana
Delta
Yazda
Lowlés
Helena
Upper
Nis
Ark
Wyandke
Senator Bacon Stays In Race For Georgia Seat
Washington April 3 Special Senator Bacon dismissed rumors he would not seek re election and said he intends to be a candidate to succeed himself He noted his reply to Judge Perry earlier was an announcement to Georgians and he has never contradicted it Also elected president pro tempore for one day in Vice President Sherman’s absence with the senate unable to replace Senator Frye and Bacon again chaired the chamber.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Bacon
Georgia
Senate
Judge Perry
Perry
People of
Sherman
Frye
Senator Bacon
Senator Robert Proposes $20 Million Annual Road Plan
A Washington report notes Senator Robert urging a $20,000,000 annual program to build good roads, framing a major national initiative. The item signals a push for sustained road funding and policy emphasis.
Drunken father admits giving liquor to young son
J P Cantrell, a farmer from Paulding County, testified he gave whisky to his son after a rainy train ride. Police said the boy, Willie, was found intoxicated and hospitalized at Grady. Cantrell and an associate faced charges with Cantrell fined and sentenced in hopes of preventing future alcohol poisoning.
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J. P. Cantrell
Aishwood
Paulding
Tugele
Lasiter
Decatur
Collingd
Stili
Grady Hospital
Broyles
Derelickg
Hiwood
Cantrell
Ellwood
Elinaca
Willie
Auto Hits Tree Injuring Three Near Atlanta
Dr William A Starnes and his wife and mother were seriously or severely injured when their car crashed after being forced off the road by a speeding vehicle on the Hopeville road about eight miles from Atlanta. The Starnes party was returning to Atlanta when the chauffeur swerved to avoid a collision and struck a tree. The other car fled the scene.
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William A. Starnes
Hopeville
Atlanta
Starnes
Nis
Treee
Newell Sanders Named Senator for Tennessee
Nashville announces at 9 30 p m Governor Hooper names Newell Sanders of Chattanooga United States senator to fill the late Robert L Taylor term. Sanders, 62, prominent Chattanooga manufacturer and Republican leader, will be the third Tennessee Republican in the Senate. He is a Indiana native and University of Indiana graduate, living in Chattanooga since 1878, with Mrs Sanders formerly Corinne Dodds of Bloomington Illinois.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hooper
Newell Sanders
Chattanooga
United States
Robert L. Taylor
Sanders
Republican Party
Robert I. Taylor
Tennessee
United States Senate
Joseph Ss. Tyler
Senate
Willida G. Brownlow
Indiana
University of Indiana
Chattanooss
Republican State Executive” Committee
Corinné Dodds
Bloomington, Ill
University of Indiiana
Sangers
Massing support for Underwood as national president candidate
A fragmented historical column discusses Hon Charles E. Masers of Carroll and his view that Georgia should join Alabama to back Oscar W. Underwood for president. It analyzes electoral-vote paths from Indiana Ohio New York New Jersey and highlights Governor Harmon and Governor Marshall as potential Democratic electors. The piece hints at regional strategy and ends noting continuation on last page.
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Charles EL. Masers
Carroll
Congress
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Bis
House
Georgia
Mr. Underwood
Moses
West Virginia
Indiana
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Marshall
Taft
Harmon
Warrant Issued for F C Beach in Murder Attack Case
A warrant was issued in Aiken for the arrest of New York millionaire Frederick C Beach on charges of assault and battery with intent to commit murder. Evidence includes bloodstained items found near the Beach residence, including a diamond stud, pearl earring, back comb, and knife. Beach and his wife Mrs Beach had left Aiken for New York, with plans to sail for Europe. Rewards totaling several thousand dollars were posted for Beach’s apprehension.
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Aiken
F. C. Beach
New York
Beachs
Aikenton
Europe
Marie
Joseph Harriman
New York State
Baughn
Atlanta
Inife
Frederick C. Beach
Ine
Mr. Beach
Beach
Atlanta and Macon Railway Company to seek charter
The interurban line between Atlanta and Macon aims for a charter in Georgia with $100,000 common stock and up to 60 percent preferred stock. Eleven incorporators are named including Hollins Randolph and Hugh Scott. The route would pass Jonesboro Griffin and Forsyth, operating by electricity once granted.
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Macon
Atlanta and Macon Railway Company
Atlanta
Hollins N. Randolph
Hugh M. Scott
Robert & Parker
Lst
Jonesboro
Griffin
Forsyth
Randolph
Weather Prophec Georgia Pair and Temders
Local report predicts temperatures for Tuesday and Wednesday with expected high and low values. Forecast mentions normal temperatures, rainfall within seven hours, and notes about humidity and moisture levels. Contains unreadable fragments but preserves key weather terms and anticipated trends.
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Robert
West River
William A.starnes
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Sir Slane
Ies
Jersey
Ileon
Berry
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Wemenday
Mesa
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