Bryan Warns Iowa Democrats to Fight Prohibition
William Jennings Bryan calls for a party stand against liquor interests and urges Iowa Democrats to back prohibition in the national committee race. He warns the liquor forces seek to control policy and urges a strong dry position in the campaign and on the party platform.
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Wo kKennington Democrat
Iowa
Lowa Democrats
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Naters
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Jeo
Toma
Pares
Aaccesa
Ecprechin
Wis Iyi
Tod
Nations
Bryans
Comitteeman Henmingten
Te Waa Beng
Corpse of Woman Held Not an Asset of a Pawnbroker
A bankruptcy referee ruled that a corpse or the remains of a woman cannot be treated as an asset in the settlement between Mone Levich and Morgans estate. The decision arose from a 1907 incident where the young woman entered a pawnshop and offered her bonds as security for a loan, which after her death became the subject of the case.
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Dea Momnes
Mies
Dollie Moran
Deith
Levich
Hofl Whitaker
Travelers Protective Convention Opens With Delegates Arriving
Delegates and visitors gather in Atlanta for the Travelers Protective Association convention at the Ansley Hotel. Key figures include J. M. Giddens of Savannah as president candidate and CG Herrin, with arrangements for receptions, entertainments, and a barbecue to cap the event expected to draw strong turnout from multiple cities.
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Rome
Colunitas
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Jom Giddens
Vee
Wai
Atlanta
Herriven
Cleettll
Yavanmah
Savannnah
Albert Shilfuh
Etry
Borts
Suannadh
Ehlen
Lion
Ansley Hotel
Lennea Tig
Sui
Welome
Joby McStit
Way
JG Woodward
Ron Broyles
Janes Mison
Lates
J MW Cidden
Twent
Atlanta Jades
Leala
Ites & RK
Bela
Gasnesy Dle
TFP
Omaha
Luneheus
Avseley Hotel
Lo Lere Mars
Thirsda
Mle
Luvstth
Tor Bor
Vicki Oo
Aaiamebil Ude
Lo Ke Radas
Oclork
Kord Automobile
Antley Fete
Bridament
Stine
Girl 11 Leaves Home After Note to Mother
Annie Louise Sommer, 11, vanished after leaving a note to her mother Mrs Walle Sommer of Kuhn Street. Police and county forces searched the city. witnesses place her leaving home with a bundle around 810 AM. Description: blue eyes, blond hair, 4 feet 8 inches, weighing about 60 pounds, wearing a black dress and red sash with a black straw hat. The note warned, I will never see you again, mother.
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Yeas
Wldei
Vrs Walle
Ulm
Ansi
Sommer
Kuhn Street
Annie Louise
Annie Lewise
Moreland Avenue
Eighbors
Clifton
Dec. Net
Holgewood Avenue
Hichlich
Sam Long
Wi D Wade
Jen
Misong
Huerta Heads Toward United States to Meet Mexicans
State Department reports former dictator Huerta aboard a Spanish steamer due in New York Saturday. Followers plan campaign as Carranza and Villa-Zapata factions are to be opposed. Huerta may reside in New York and confer with associates of his administration while others in exile rally for action.
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N. Y
State Department
Carranza
Villa-Zapata
Mate
Xetatiane Maer
BMI
Spain
Vino Qm
New York
Huertas
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Silherd
Bbertas
Cimparan
Mexico
Mary
Apu
Ientis Betten
Srownsville
Brownsville
Trevis
Apul
United
Alita Uuillers
Wille
Avenlad
Vituma
Omi
Queretaro
Maso
Texas
Hopkinson Smith Dies in New York At Age
Hopkinson Smith, noted author and artist, dies tonight at his New York home aged... He was respected as a writer and engineer with a prolific output of novels and short stories.
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Hopkinson Smith
New York
Fork
Francis Stephinson Smith
Time Clean-Up and Paint-up Season Advice
The essay discusses Spring as a time for home maintenance and paintwork, noting the satisfaction after tasks are finished. It highlights The Constitution's advertising columns as helpful for locating reliable paint stores and cleansers, and suggests advertisers may capitalize on the season.
Judge Wilkinson Dies After Prolonged Illness In Atlanta
Judge Watkinson and prominent Atlanta Masonry figure Judge William Wilkinson died after a months long illness. Born in Kenna Ga in 1856 he served fourteen years as ordinary of Fulton County and held high rank in Scottish Rite Masonry. Survived by wife Annie Wood and sons, his death ends a long career in banking politics and civic leadership.
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Aince
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Watkinson
Sirius
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Judge Wallansans
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Woo
Amy Wilkinson
Oa Styler
Mow
Danich
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Gathier
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Bulren
Supreme Council
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Mwe
Sunt Jirh
Rive
Ani
Gramil
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Ries
Gate City
Atlante
Grami
Thrwai Leday
Goore
Awvineeen
Jrindt Lodge
Ihe
Royal Arch Masonry
My Georgia
Thi! Brand
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Mt Zion
Jon
Murr
Knights Templars
Scotturh Tate
Atlante Jays
White Eagle
Rob Rose
Crow
Irson
Masonic Tenpte Company
Thay Sande
Masons
Georgia
United States
Wadge Wilkingon
Kennan Ga
Tone
Wilkinson
Mercer University
Annie Wood
Newnen Tie Wau
Kineley
County
Cotton in Chattooga to Be Cut One Third
Farmers in Chattooga county plan to cut at least one third of the cotton crop due to delays and lack of fertilizer. Little guano has been purchased and much land remains unprepared for planting, signaling severe setbacks this season.
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Chattooga
Chattooga County
Political road scheme dominates governors conference
The Tennessee and Kentucky governors along with seven state representatives pursued a federal road plan linking Jacksonville to the Ohio River with a conference in Chattanooga. Key points included route debates, calls for rapid action, and concerns over political influence and appointments delaying progress. The plan envisions a cross-state highway network with future announcements by the highway association.
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Baaie Sbpbway
Lenght
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Chia
Ininors
Indiana
Gina Keath
Tennessee Toorga
Governors Conference
Lea Pont
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Tennessee
Tuimnessee
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Orie Highway
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Ind
Tennessee Stice
Ohio River
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UN Lasits Hotel
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Hintaile
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Nast Fenne
Dive Hixiwas Association
Tragic Accident Kills Child in Athens Field
In Athens yesterday afternoon a 6 year old child, son of Joan Howard, was accidentally shot and killed by his older brother near their home. The firearm discharged as they moved toward a field, the shot striking the boy and causing instant death. No further details were released.
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Athens
Howard
Joan Howard
Newt Vaginas
Lehon Takes Case to Supreme Court
Dana Lenon superintendent of the southern offices of the Walham organization has filed an appeal in the United States Supreme Court from his conviction for violating a city ordinance. He contends the ordinance deprives him of constitutional rights and abridged the rights of Leo McCrank and others connected to the case. Arrests followed an investigation by Atlanta police into the Burds and Binns cases with several associates taken into custody.
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Walham
Wuins
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Atlanta
Burds
Frank
Police
Binns Atlanta
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German Rover Interns Eitel Captain Balks At Dash to High Seas
The United States assumes control of the Kaiser's commerce raider after a month at Newport News. Lacking expected relief, the German captain elected to intern the vessel while the commander kept up the pretense of readiness for a dash to sea.
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Eitel
Captain
United States
Newport News
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Dash
Prinz Bittee Tragedy Aboard German Cruiser Incident
A fragmentary report from Newport News details the internment of the German cruiser and its crew after an encounter with U S authorities. Commander Mix Thie chose to intern rather than sail, citing destruction risk, while Washington notified local officials to seal the ship. The proceedings included port authorities, customs, and naval leaders coordinating the internment and removal of parts.
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Crym
Nethar
Tanouda
Woth
Weather Prophecy at Local Report Forecast
A garbled weather note references temperatures and forecasts for Friday and Thursday. It mentions low and mean temperatures, high inches and past days, with unclear location identifiers GEORLAA and Jase. The fragment is unreadable for precise details, providing no definite highs, lows, or dates.
Smashing blows by Allies at Teutons on East and West
Allied forces press Germans along the eastern and western fronts with sustained attacks. French and American offensives threaten German positions near the Vosges and Moselle while Russians advance in the Carpathians. Reports highlight heavy fighting, territorial gains, and continued efforts to push back German and Austrian forces across multiple sectors.
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Carpathians
Iivers Weuse
Moselle
France
Pitnde
Cere
Ba Berens
Juuthans
Munkars
Goa
Issia
Berlin
South Asia
Iis
Carpathian
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