Pardon Sparks Tennessee After Cooper Case Ruling
Tennessee headlines report Governor Patterson granting a full pardon for Colonel Duncan B. Cooper while Robin Cooper's conviction is reversed and remanded for a new trial. The Supreme Court upheld D. B. Cooper's twenty year sentence. Local crowds greeted the pardoned defendant at the Capitol.
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Stop-Over Privilege Topic in Atlanta Trade Talks
Vice President J. M. Culp of the Southern railway and President F. J. Paxon of the chamber of commerce conferred yesterday on the stop-over privilege for Atlanta merchants and manufacturers. No decision was reached. Culp left for Washington to reply to a prior letter from President Finley of the Southern. Paxon issued a statement recounting the interview and the prospects, while noting further discussion would follow.
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Southern Railway
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Chamber of Commerce
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Jefferson Banquet Honors Founder as Democrats Rally
Washington reports vigorous Democratic attacks on Republican tariff policy and high protection at a Jefferson birthday banquet. Speakers praise Jeffersonian principles, state rights, and government liberty, predicting Democratic victory in forthcoming elections.
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Alabama
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Republican Party
Atlanta's New Apartment Hotel Set to Open Sept 1 1911
The article previews Atlanta's forthcoming apartment hotel to be built by Joseph F. of New York at the Peachtree Street and Ponce de Leon Avenue corner. Managed by C A Wood, previously successful at Hampton Terrace Augusta, with drawings by architect W L Bloddt of New York. Continu ed on page nine.
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Ponce de Leon Avenue
Penton testifies on ship subsidy league ties in Washington
John A. Penton, secretary of the Merchant Marine League of the United States, testifies before a House select committee about the league’s activities in Washington, denying pressure on lawmakers and describing the league as a patriotic, debt-ridden group with 270 members paying dues. He details witnesses and asserts most allegations are false while acknowledging personal financial strain from league involvement.
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Senate move to expel Bilbo sparks heated prelude
Mississippi Senate faces a dramatic push to expel Senator Bilbo. Senator Anderson and Senator Leftwich lead the prosecution faction in a bribery era investigation while efforts to end debate provoke new clashes.
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Georgia Rail Commission Teases Uniform Brick Freight Rate
The Georgia railroad commission spent almost a day debating a uniform brick shipping rate. The Standard Brick Co sought a 3.5 cent cut from Macon to Atlanta. Calhoun and Chestnutlike regions showed higher现 rates, prompting a statewide hearing to craft a single price plan.
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Graves Flops At Jefferson Dinner Offer From Independence League
Washington April 18 Former vice presidential candidate John Temple Graves, not on the program, offered to back the Democratic Party in the coming campaign if it recognizes Independence League Protestant principles. Graves urged unity for Jeffersonian democracy and criticized caucus politics while signaling a conditional alliance with William Randolph Hearst and the Independence League. The remarks, delivered at the Jefferson day dinner, reflect a bid to align factions for the next campaign.
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John Temple Graves
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Independence League
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Democratic Party
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League
Democratic Party of
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Party of Principle
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Belmont
Back at Howard Watson Comes in Warm Reply
Howard Watson responds warmly to a letter from Anyadin Smith who raised a query about a recent coin issue at the bank. The exchange centers on a minor dispute over a counterfeit concern and the bank’s corrective steps.
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Watson Replies to Howard in Cannonism Peonage Row
Thomas E. Watson, of Thomson, answers W. M. Howard in a fiery letter to The Constitution, accusing Howard of deserting the Democrats and shielding James M. Smith in a peonage matter. He claims Howard forced the removal of a Confederate veteran at Smith’s urging and alleges political bribery, ending with a defiant defense of his own political record and a vow not to return to Congress.
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Weather Prophecy: FAIR Forecast Reads Like Clipped Cipher
Weather report offers a cryptic forecast stating FAIR conditions, fluctuating warmth across regions, with warming northward by Friday. Mentions moderate to higher gusts and southeastern winds, urging readers to plan accordingly despite vagueness.
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