Bryan calls for prohibition fight in Iowa Democratic stance
William Jennings Bryan issues a letter urging Iowa Democrats to back prohibition and oppose liquor interests in the national committee race. He warns liquor factions threaten the party’s moral aims and pledges support for dry candidates, signaling a broader push against alcohol as the election nears.
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Corpse Not an Asset in Pawnshop Settlement
A court decision by Hofl Whitaker, referee of bankrupts, rules that the corpse of a woman held in a pawnshop is not an asset in the settlement between Mone Levich vankuspt and Miss Morgans bods. The case references a bill of sale from 1907 tied to a young woman's security for a loan.
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Travelers Protective Association Convention Opens Today
Delegates from Savannah and Columbus arrive as Atlanta hosts the T P A gathering at the Ansley hotel. Key talks include nominating J M Giddens for national chaplain with many social plans, receptions, banquets, and an old fashioned barbecue to close the event.
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Girl 11 Leaves Home After Note To Mother
Annie Louise Sommer, 11, daughter of Mrs Walle Sommer of Kuhn Street, disappeared Wednesday morning after leaving with a bundle under her arm. A note found under the door to her mother promised never to return. Police, numbering 287 officers and county units, searched the city without result. The missing girl is described as blue-eyed with blonde hair, about 4 feet 8 inches tall and weighing around 70 pounds, last seen wearing a black dress and a red cardigan with a blue straw hat.
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Misong
Huerta Heads for United States to Meet Mexicans
Washington reports former Mexican dictator Huerta aboard a Spanish steamer due in New York by Saturday. State Department notes Carranza and Villa-Zapata factions likely to be opposed, with followers preparing campaigns. Also notes Huerta may seek residence in New York and contact with prominent women allied to his administration. Brownsville reports gunfire as clashes intensify, cannons and rifles exchanged. Obregon reports major battles near Queretaro with large troop movements and prisoners taken as fighting spreads.
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Hopkinson Smith Dies in New York at Age
Hopkinson Smith, noted author and engineer, dies at his home in New York. The writer and artist, famed for early paintings and prolific novels and short stories, passed away tonight at an advanced age, leaving a legacy in literature and craftsmanship.
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Francis Stephinson Smith
Paint and clean up time for spring home work
Cleanup time is near as households plan spring painting and cleaning. The Constitution notes readers can use advertising columns to find reliable paint stores and cleansers, saving time and money and guiding enterprising painters about the best season for advertising.
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Judge Wilkinson Dies After Long Illness In Atlanta
Judge John Walkinson Wilkinson longtime ordinary of Fulton County dies at home in Atlanta after months of frail health and a brief Brights disease illness. He served fourteen years as ordinary and was a leading Mason, church and civic figure, survived by wife Anni and sons in Georgia Texas New Jersey and Newnan.
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Cotton Crop To Be Cut In Chattooga County
Farmers in Chattooga County plan to cut the cotton crop by at least one third as April work lags behind. Fertilizer purchases are minimal and many farmers say they will not use guano. Much land remains unprepared for planting and cultivation.
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Political highway plans spark regional conference drive
A Tennessee and seven-state coalition advances a proposed cross country road linking Jacksonville to the Ohio river with talks set for Chattanooga and other cities. Delegates from Florida Kentucky Tennessee and others are to meet to finalize route details as governors push for prompt action and unity amid internal disputes over appointees and authority.
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Tragic Family Shooting Silent in Athens Field
A six year old, son of Joan Howard, was accidentally shot and killed yesterday afternoon near a house in Athens. The older brother, a ten year old, reportedly discharged a gun while returning toward a field, instantly killing the child. Police are investigating the incident as an accidental shooting within a family.
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Lehon Appeals to Supreme Court Over City Licensing Case
Dana Lenon superintendent of Walham southern offices filed a U S Supreme Court appeal from a city licensing ordinance. He argues the measure violates constitutional rights and abridges those of associate Leo McCrank and others involved in a broader investigation.
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German Rover Interns Captain Balks at Dash to High Seas
The United States now controls the Kaiser's commerce raider after the ship lingered at Newport News for a month. With no promised relief, the captain opted to intern the vessel while maintaining an air of readiness for departure.
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Internment Decision Halts German Vessel in Norfolk Port
A German cruiser and crew are interned at Norfolk after the German commander refused to deliver ship and sailors to Allied forces. Washington ordered vessel detained. U S authorities notified. port authorities prepared to move the ship to a secure facility.
Weather Prophecy a At GEORLAA Friday Report
A weather note reports low temperatures and mean values for a period, with references to Langford locale. It cites forecasts across days including Thursday and Friday, noting temperatures and rainfall mentions. The message includes garbled terms but indicates general temperature trends and past precipitation in the area.
Smashing blows by Allies at Teuton fronts in east and west
Allied forces push at Teuton lines in the east and west with major offensive actions. French and Russian reports recount drives along the Moselle and Carpathians, heavy bombardments, and advances capturing prisoners and guns while German and Austrian forces counterattack in a hard fought drumbeat across multiple sectors.
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