Alabama Man Backs Underwood in Tariff Debate
W R B, a member of the 1441 Aim of Chambere and president of Athents board of education, argues that the tariff is the real issue to be faced. He endorses Underwood for his tariff reform, rejects the initiative and recall, and praises Underwood as the practical Democratic leader. He also notes Underwood’s southern roots and loyalty to local neighbors.
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Wilson
Underwood Urged as Presidential Candidate by Atlanta Leader
P and Glenn, officer of Exposition Cotton Mills and prominent Atlanta businessman, argues Oscar W. Underwood would focus on service over politics if elected. He praises Underwood's tariff plans, integrity, and dedication to the public good, claiming he would not chase a second nomination but govern with conviction.
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Oscar W. Underwood
P. &. Glenn
Exposition Cotton Mills
Atlanta
Glenn
Alabama
Underwood
Marempber
Democratic Party
Raids Seize Whisky In Macon Ahead Of Confederate Reunion
In Macon on April 22 sheriff deputies raided Ike Bashinski’s Fourth Street near beer saloon and seized 1700 quarts of whisky stored under the bar The case was presented to the grand jury which returned an indictment for violating state prohibition Bashinski posted a 2500 bond and was released The raid sparks panic among whisky interests with more raids anticipated in the lead up to the reunion
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Hicks
Ike Bashingki
Fourth Street
Bashinski
Dr Yung Wing Dies at Hartford at 84
Dr Yung Wing aged 84 died at his Hartford home after a notable career in Chinese diplomacy. He arrived in the United States in 1847 and graduated from Yale in 1864, later receiving a Doctor of Laws in 1876. He played a role in China's reform movement and was once targeted by the empress dowager with a $100,000 reward. He was married to Mary Louisa Kellogg of Hartford, who died in 1886.
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Hartford
Conn
Yung Wing
Yale
China
Mary Louisa Kellogg
Man to Nominate President Says Nation Needs One Leader
A speaker at a campaign gathering urges selecting a single national leader to unite all sections. He argues the party should nominate Mr Underwood, praising his value to the party and asserting voters will choose a candidate based on ability rather than regional origins.
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United States
Underwood
New Spring Fashions Await in Atlanta Store Tour
Visitors are welcomed to a five story Atlanta store featuring Paris hats and London streetwear in the millinery department and a complete children and misses section on the third floor. The second floor showcases ready to wear including suits at sale prices down to half the New York landed cost. A Corset Department offers expert fitting and diagnosis by a corsetiere. The Bazaar on the first floor displays house furnishings, china, lamps, silverware, glassware, and an Italian Tea Garden for economical luncheons. The five story space also houses a furniture department, a wide array of fabrics, embroideries, lace, and accessories with friendly, non-pushy staff.
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Paris
London
New York
Wilson vetoes grade crossing bill in New Jersey
Governor Woodrow Wilson vetoed a measure to abolish grade crossings on New Jersey railroads, signaling a clash with Republicans who accuse him of siding with corporate interests. The veto drew criticism from Assembly members and fellow senators who noted his absence from the state and questioned his commitment to anti corporate reforms.
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Woodrow Wilson
Charles H. Gallagher
Trenton
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Morris Canal
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Fred G. Stickel, Jr
Newark
Wilpon
Murder at Seminole Club Ends In Instant Death in Macon
W W Malone a railroad switchman shot proprietor W Emmett Hodges five times at the Seminole Club and then hid at his home. Hodges died instantly. Police captured Malone after he refused to come out. The coroner’s jury later charged Malone with murder. Hodges, a well known Macon figure, left a wife and a 27 year old son.
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W. W. Malone
W. Emmett Hodges
Malone
Second Street
Malone Hs
Hodges
Dannenberg Company
Gena Fetner
W. H. Fetner
Board of Water Commissioners
Central of Georgia Railway
Seminolle
Third and
Poplar Streets
Much Damage by Swollen Creeks in Quitman area
Quitman Georgia April 22 Special. Rain and high creek waters flood rail lines and roads from Quitman to Dixie and Greenville. Atlantic Coast Line and South Georgia railroad traffic delayed or suspended. Roads washed out with 6 to 8 foot breaches. several rural routes curtailed. Bryant family rescued by crane after encroaching Okapitico flood. Fields ruined across Brooks County as terraces act as temporary dams then fail.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Here
Dixie
South Georgia Railroad
Okapico Creek
Greenville
Fla
South Georgia Road
Pisacola Creek
Bryant
Okapitico
Brooks County
Felda
Frats Banned in Twenty Five States
Washington April 22 high school fraternities are banned in 25 states under a federal education bureau report. Thirteen state legislatures enacted laws hostile to secret societies while school boards in large cities in twelve states prohibited them locally. The anti fraternal movement began and remains strongest in the west and middle west.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Education
West
Middle West
Hernandez Yields to the United States
Braulio Hernandez former Chihuahua secretary of state surrendered to the justice department to answer an indictment in El Paso Texas for conspiracy to violate Tafts proclamation prohibiting munitions exports to Mexico. He travels from Washington to El Paso in custody of a special agent and will arrive tonight or tomorrow.
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Braulio Hernandez
Chihuahua
Department of Justice
Hi Paso
Texas
Taft
Mexico
el Paso
Department
Governor Wilson’s veto action regarding Pierce crossing veto unclear
The report notes Governor Wilson’s veto action on the Pierce grade crossing bill remains uncertain. De Forest is listed as an executor of Russell Sage’s estate and serves as counsel and financier to several figures including E. T. Stornbury, E. B. Thomas, H. Fahnestock, Henry W. Maxwell, and George S. Baer of the Reading railroad, with the latter referred to as ‘Divine Fight.’
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Pierce
de Forest
Russell Sage
E. T. Stornbury
E. B. Thomas
H. Fahnestock
Henry W. Maxwell
George S. Baer
Reading Road
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