Senators Hear Bible Trial Read In Grim Debate
In a unique Senate debate Bible history and Pilate's judgment were discussed as two legal members clashed over Roosevelt era actions. Senator Jones defended his vote for Mr gloommer while criticising Roosevelt and invoked the Book of St. Tukets in a fiery session with crowded galleries.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Senate
Pontius Pilate
Christ
Packea
Jones
Gloommer
Roosevelt
Ceri
Ator Jones
Republic
Mississippi Flood Crisis Spreads Toward Arkansas
Reports describe the Mississippi River flood surge threatening levees from Natchez to Helena. Crews reinforce dikes at Miller’s Bend and Greenville while communities along the delta brace for rising waters, with fear of widespread agricultural impact and further breaches as the river runs southward.
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Mississippi
Natchez
Ha~ton Refuge
Helena
Ark
Miller's
Ben Greenville
la Point
Yazpo River
Miss Ladson Injured in Peachtree Street Auto Crash
Miss Ladson sister of the bride and Jackson T. Dick, a prominent Atlanta society man, were thrown from a fast-moving car near the Peachtree and Terminal area. Both were rushed to St. Joseph's infirmary. Ladson's injuries were not serious but the shock was marked. Dick walked about the infirmary and later went home. The accident drew swift attention from Atlanta society as friends and relatives gathered at the hospital.
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Stoddard-Dayton
Charles A. Dana
Misa Leone Ladson
Jackson T. Dick
Atlanta
St. Joseph
Misa Ladsonjania
Mr. Dick
St. Joseph's Infirmary
G. A. Walker
Aragon Hotel
Peachtree
vd-Dayton
Miss Ladson
Aalker
yard-Dayton
Mias Ladgon
Forrest Adair
Frank Adair
Margaret Ladson
Dana
New York
C. T. Ladson
South
Mariet' Herves
West Fifteenth Street
Local drive to raise funds despite broken OCR notes
Fragmentary text shows a campaign seeking funds or circulation totals of 22 242 90 dollars. Mentions a campaign period and an institution seeking to compete for a stated objective. Names, dates, and clear actions are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Askady
Roosevelt Campaign Hits Pennsylvania With Rousing Rallies
Colonel Roosevelt toured Pennsylvania urging voters toward Saturdays primaries. He criticized embattled attorneys and defense of privilege in the courts, naming Choate Milburn and other leaders, and linking a court-privilege alliance to corporate control. He predicted victory in the fight and urged social and industrial justice.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
Illinois
Ilinois
Lie
Joseph Choate
John G. Milburn
New York
Taft
Choate
Lorimer
Milburn
Penrose
Guggenhheim
Johnn
Town
Altoona
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Metropolitan Opera House
Kensington
Golonel
Ann Ay
Taft Aides Plot To Dump Wickersham For Re election
Washington April 10 special report says the cabinet faced a move to retire Attorney General Wickersham next March to protect Taft’s renomination. The plan, discussed by trusted lieutenants, would remove him before the election amid resentment over his methods. The story notes rising opposition and questions Taft's true stance toward Wickersham.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Taft
Mr.Taft
Wickersham J
Wickersham
Ballinger
Wilson Boom Crashes as Illinois Votes Signal End of Movement
Washington dispatch notes Illinois polls deliver a crushing defeat for Wilson, with Chicago showing a landslide against him. Analysts say the Democratic nomination narrows to Champ Clark or Oscar Underwood as Indiana, Ohio, New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey trends drift away from Wilson, while alliances shift between Clark and Underwood.
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Aydohy Corrigan, Jr
Shington
D. C
Ilinois
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Washington
Illnois
Illinois
Roger
Sullivan
Democratic National Committee
New Jersey
Roger Sullivan
Chicago
Wihison
Minois
Diinolzs
Indiana
Ohio
Harmon
New York
Sng
Connecticut
Champ Clark
Oscar ‘Underwood
Clark
Underwood
Jender
Eruption of Chiriqui Peak Wipes Villages From Honduras
Captain Olavik of the United Fruit steamer Fort Morgan reports thousands of people displaced and Indian villages destroyed by the eruption of Chiriqui Peak near Bocas del Toro Honduras on April 4. The shock was felt as far as Panama Canal Culebra Cut with water levels rising two feet.
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Mobile
Ala
Chriqui Peak
Bocas del Toro
Honduras
Olevik
United Fruit
Fort Morgan
Olavik
Fare Awe
Panama
Culebra Cut
Panama Canal
Bocas
Wickersham's Negro Won't Speak in Ohio
The constitutional convention in Columbus, Ohio reconsidered inviting W H Lewis, negro assistant attorney general of the United States, to speak on April 17. The motion from Delegate Bowdle of Cincinnati was sent back to the committee after a larger vote.
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Columbus
Ohio
W. H. Lewis
The
United States
Bowdle
Cincinnati
Labor union rank over U S cited in naturalization denial
Seattle April 10 Superior Judge A W Frater denied the naturalization petition of Lady Emanuel Roman after Roman said he would side with his labor union if a court order conflicted with union directives. The ruling underscores individual loyalty to union obligations over governmental orders.
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Seattle
Wash
A. W. Frater
Emanuel Roman
Roman
Weather Prophecy: Local Showers Forecast
Local forecast notes showers likely Friday across Georgia with a regional weather report. It lists expected low and high temperatures, mean temperature, and rainfall figures for the 24 hour period and monthly totals. The fragment reflects a traditional local weather brief from the newspaper archive.
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