Georgia weekly papers show Underwood support surge
Georgia editors and weekly papers across the state express strong backing for Underwood in the eleventh district race. multiple editors from Douglas to Wrightsville report favorable sentiment and rank Underwood highly with some claiming a sweeping win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beastey, Byromville ‘Herald
W. Ray
Acworth Post
Welton ‘Tribune
Walt Ten
Underwood
Dows
Jeff L. Davis
Willacoochee Record
Ww. R. Frier
Douglas Baver
Washington
Foo. c
Chapman
Sandersville
Feee
R. S Barberell
Thea Garzette Chronicle
Claude F. Badge
Pickens
North Georgia
EH & Folsom
Montgomery Monitor
A. Sydnor
Blackshear Times
I. J. Whitehurnt
Abbeville
Association
M. Methvin
Eastman Journal
Georgia Weekly Press Association
I C. Willams
Greensboro Herald-Journal
Paviovsky
Adairaine
E. D. Jones
Butts County
Elizabeth Hackney
Blue Ridge Post
Geocvine Steadi
EB. H. Griffin
Bainbridge Post
Underwood Club
Decatur County
Tipton Coffee
Bowden
C. E. Benns
Butter Herald
Taylor County
DeKalb New Era
Henry Marlin
Doeran
Advocate
Georgia
SR. W. Whitely
Gibson Record
A. H. Wyatt
Union City Times
Lavonia Times
Charlton County Herald
Clarke County Courier
Cairo News
Hutchens
Press of
Unclear fragment hints at planned dynamite plot
Fragment reads about a group of twenty being charged for a plot to dynamite Huang Sing. Details and full names are unreadable, leaving the incident described only in rough OCR scraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kil Huang Sing
Piedmont Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
Wilson Resents Illinois Loss as Clark Advances in Nomination Fight
The Illinois result defeats Wilson and elevates Clark, signaling a tough race for the Democratic presidential nomination. Wilson managers cry foul at Hearst Clark-Lorimer-Sullivan forces while emphasizing Pennsylvania Nebraska and Oregon hopes. Clark headquarters say Pennsylvania will only select delegates, not choose a president, as Baltimore looms with uninstructed delegates.
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Clark
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Oregon
New York
Chicago
Tlinois
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
William F. McCombs
Washington
Thomas J. Pence
McCombs
Roger Sullivan
Hearst-Clark-Lorimer-Sullivan-Harmon
Champ Clark
Hayspena
Hegatone
Albany rally backs Walters for city court post
Colonel Walters bids to lead Albany City Court for next year and a half, urging support from both women and men amid a moving address. Mrs. W D Sandwich and the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union pledge active help to close Albany’s open door as crowds respond with standing ovations. In Eatonton, William Keithrudden of Lansing, Mich., donates five thousand dollars in books to establish a library in memory of his father Nathan Keithrudden, with an eventual librarian and home for the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Georgia
Walters
Albany
Colonel Walters
W. D. Sandwich
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Good Women of
Eatonton
William
Kelthrudden
Lansing
Mich
Putnam County
Nathan
Pridden
Oyha
Ametia Selth
Alty
Methodist Church
iPeudden
Political convention notes and upcoming tours outlined
Reports detail party resolutions declaring continued control in Baltimore, with delegates including Governor Dix and James O Gorman. Harmon invades Nebraska while Bryan campaigns in Ohio. Wilson comments on Illinois primary results. Champ Clark plans Texas push for the Democratic delegation. Kentucky GOP selects Taft delegates, Roosevelt contest looms. Taft leads in credentials with 1,722 to 634.
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Baltimore
John A. Dix
United States
James A. O'Gorman
Alton B. Parker
Charles
Murphy
Tammany Hall
Harmon
Nebraska
Bryan
OIG
Washington
Ohio
William J. Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Illinois
Trenton
N. J
Pittsburg
Champ Clark
Texas
St. Louis
Edward A. Glenn
Missouri
Clarks
Fort Worth
Taft
Kentucky
G. P. Conventios
Louisville
Roosevelt
W. C. Bradley
James Breathitt
Hopkinsville
William 0. Cochran
Maysvtlie
J. E. Wood
Danville
Committee On
Chicago
Fonty County
Committee On Credentials
Defense Is Made of Future Deals in Cotton Market
Washington April 13 George W Neville president of the New York cotton exchange defended hedging and futures trading against anti option bills before the agriculture committee He argued futures aid market equilibrium and that speculation sustains a free market He warned bills could end cotton exchanges and harm the U S cotton trade Also Howard Ayres of the China Japan Trading Co spoke urging allowance of futures and George R Rembert of Columbia DC admitted being a cotton speculator and said speculation keeps the market active He asked Do you believe in gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George W. Neville
New York Cotton Exchange
Change Committee On Agriculture
Neville
United States
Howard Ayres
China- Japan Trading Company
George R. Rembert
Columbia
D. C
Levee Breaks North of Natchez Amid Broad Mississippi Flood
Memphis reports say the Ashland levee break north of Natchez flooded 8300 acres across six plantations with crops mainly corn and hay. Engineers in Vicksburg and New Orleans remain confident levees will hold as river crests move toward Greenville and eventual relief for Arkansas and Louisiana areas.
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Memphis
Tenn
Ashland
Natchez
Jefferson County
Mississippi River
Hilena
Ark
Vicksburg
Migs
Third District
Washington
Taft
Greenville
Miss
Louisiana
Leven Board
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Arkansas
Reelfoot
Lake Country
Hickman
Tiptonville
Ridgely
Natchex
Ashland Jevee
Gum Ridge
Orleans
San Orleans
New Orleans
Schmidt
United States Engineering Corps
Opinion Debate on Betting and Crime Cited in Augusta
In Augusta Georgia a cotton broker L R Brooks joined Mr Rembert in opposing the idea that betting on a horse race is a crime. The exchange framed betting as a matter of opinion with Rembert insisting a bet is not a crime despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rembert
L. R. Brooks
Augusta
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IPA
Seymour van Santvoord
Dix
Otate
House Agricultural Committee
Mississippi
ROYAL INDEMNITY/ COMPANY
Royal
William Cunningham
Hughes, Roberta
M. Grant & CO
Perdue & Egleston
Equitable
Ottley & Knowles
Ith Nat. Bk
Milton Dargan
Whitehtall and
Brotherton
Carl H. Fischer
BANK
Bell Phone
Lemand
Arket
Heid
I Tn
Atlanta
Forrest
George Adair
W. Gd. Stoddard
Peachtree Street
James
Candler
Joan J. Woodside
New England
South
Weyman & Connors
Tenth Street
W. E. Worley
Empire Bldg
Marietta Street
Walton Street
Roff Sims & Company
National Bank
BELL
Pace’s Ferry
Robert F. Maddox
Judge Lamar
Hemphill Avenue
Isom Road
Tuxedo Park
McLendon Bros
Auburn Avenue
E. Rivers Realty CO
Forl
Tdeal
Ansley & Scott
Atlanta National Bank Brig
Myrtle Street
Main
East Lake
Muilliam S. Ansley
Atlanta National Bank
Ponce de Leon
North Boulevard
W. BE. Wilson
SL. C. Trippe
Robert Wilson
Peal Williams
W. E. Wilson
H. M. Patterson’ &Son
BE. H. Peacock
Oakland
George Ehler
John Murphy
Clarence Brooks
Choice Watkins
Southwood
Fulton County
Turma
N. Avery Chastain
Cobb County
Roswell
P. W. Hdre
H. Randall
Boarrell
H Brewster
Albert Howell, Jr
Hugh M. Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey
Peters
Optum
E. M. Woolley
Victor Senitarium
Atisata
Moseley
Durrett
Supreme Court OF GA
Timmals
F. Butler
Stevens & Ci
Tift Superior Court
Thomas
L. P
Skeen, Fulwood & Murray
Adams & Adams
Contra
Butler, Stevens & Co
Aidghil & Griner
Adama & Adama
Centre
Atlinaon
First National Bank of
Hawkinsville
Pulaski
Parker
Rofl Lawson
Knowles Vy. Churchill
Chatham
j@harlton
Trings & Gazan
Osborne
Lawrenen
Tage Et al
Garrett Et al
Douglas
Eawards
Jamra
T. Robert Gunthie
Patt. Kinney
Scarborough
Juda Pendieton
Darseyn
Rafth
z'Smith
Priester
Cosart
John M. Cozart
Auguste
Ladies’ Memorial Association of Washington
Judan
Lamar "Ber
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