Bryan ride two horses in presidential race questioned
Washington Post editorial weighs how Mr Bryan might balance support for both Clark and Wilson. It notes Democrats are puzzled how Bryan could back rival campaigns without double dealing, and ponders whether he may declare for a single candidate as the best path forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Washington Post
Phuraday
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Wilson
Clark
Democrata
Sryan
White House
Georgia
Mr. A
Mr. B
Path
Wilton
Baltimore
Industrial power stifles Y M C A in steel towns
In a Pennsylvania steel town a Y M C A secretary explains membership is tiny because a 17 hour workday and 7 day week exhaust workers. He notes the mill employs 5,600, the association is a company child, and the union question is avoided to protect jobs. The talk reveals limits on reform and social action within the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joha A. Fitch
Steel Workers
Waills
Tey
Biaigle
Campaign pamphlets and stamps spark political critique
A fragmentary note recounts critics blasting funds used for political matters. It mentions supporters paying for space in weeklies, large donations to a candidate, and alleged free transport and auditorium offers in Georgia and New Jersey linked to Governor Wilson’s campaign.
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Wilson
Georgia
Atlanta
Alabama Governor ONeal Endorses Underwood In Bibb County Visit
April 27 report from Bibb County notes Governor Emmett ONeal of Alabama spoke for Oscar Underwood to a crowd over 1,000. Audience applauded each Underwood mention. contrasts with Woodrow Wilson’s larger previous visit. ONeal praised Southern support and urged unity, noting undecided New York delegates may back Underwood.
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Maton
Gay
Bibb County
Emmett O'Neal
Alabama
Oscar Underwood
Wood-row Wilson
Neal
Woodrow Ison
Wesleyan College
Mercer
Macon
Rome
Southern Railway
John J. McKay
Bibb Underwood Club
N. E. Harris
Underwood
Hotel Lanier
O'Neal
Freeman Hart
Robert Hodges
R. Pendleton
Best
New York
Chauncey Depew’s Double in Washington Crowds
Colonel W W Smith of Topeka Kansas often mistaken for Chauncey M Depew in Washington scenes. Smith’s beard bearing and manner echo the famed orator, sometimes entering the senate precincts during sessions. He recalls the gracious bow to ladies as his only challenge in impersonating the distinguished New Yorker.
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Chauncey Depew
Joe Mitchell Chapple
Atashington
Prit
Washington
W. W.W. Smith
Topeka
Kas
Chauncey M. Depew
Depew
Senate
Smith
Senate Chamber
Kansas
Senator Depew
Massachusetts
New York
Navy Yard Consolidation Plan Prompts Senate Debate
Navy Yard consolidation faces strong push from Secretary of the Navy and Congress. Proposals call for closing Portsmouth Boston and New York yards and centralizing operations at a Narragansett Bay base with two others at Norfolk and Guantanamo Bay. Government reports argue savings depend on public opinion and legislative action.
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Navy Yard
Navy Yard Consoldation
George F. Stowers
National Magazine
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Department
Navy Yards
Joint
Army and Navy Board
General Board of the
Navy
Portsmouth
Boston
New York
Narrangannett Bay
Naval Base
Narrangannett
Atlantic Coast
Norfolk
Virginia
Guantanamo
Cuba
Chiles
Rktin
Rose of Navy
Cobb County primary slate listed for May 1
Cobb County voters will choose nominees in a multi-seat Democratic primary on May 1. The list includes J. M. Gann for ordinary, Monto Shaw for treasurer, Virgil McCleskey and John D. Northcutt for superior court clerk, R. S. Lindley and William McKinney for sheriff, J. M. White and others for tax collector, and several candidates for tax receiver, coroner, and county commissioners.
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Cobb
Acworth, Gas
Cobb Coqunty
J. M. Gann
Monto Shaw
Superior Court
Virgil McCleskey
John D. Northcutt
Lindley
William McKinney
J. M. White
James
Dobbs
J. W. Less
Parker M. Rice
J. W. MecCleskey
George 8. Owen
W. O. Fincher
John. A. Booth
J. H. Nix
J. Yippin
J. B. Cagle
T. F. Terry
J. W. Mays
R. B. Moon
Gus Davis
B. Wing
Terrgil
Dawson
W. B. Cheatham
W. 8. Dozier
M. G. Hill
J. Turner
J. ©. Fussell
J. Laing
B. B Ferry
M. H. Marshall
B. Denton
Detective Mrs. Isabella Goodwin Breaks Barriers
Mrs. Isabella Goodwin the first woman to serve as a New York City detective rose from police matron in 1896 to first grade detective earning 2250 a year. While investigating a bold taxicab robbery she worked undercover as a housemaid gathering evidence that led to multiple arrests and promoted several men as well.
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Isabella Goodwin
New York
Warrone
Sn Am
Goodwin
Os Gan
Titanic inquest draws Washington society crowd
In Washington on April 27 the Titanic inquest draws elite attention as society leaders fill the committee chamber seats. Prominent women including Mrs. Franklin McVeagh and the Misses Patten attend sessions, with wives of senators and congressmen among the followers. Bridge and other social rites yield to the hearings, while officials note ship interests grow with Pacific routes and the Panama canal.
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Washington
National Capital
Fashion Inn
Franklin McVeagh
Patten
Hilles
Wiliam Alden Smith
Clean Fifth Avenue for Suffragettes Parade Ad
New York April 27 Special seven young women in white serge suits and suffrage hats marched the parade route to advertise the upcoming votes for women walk. Street Cleaning Commissioner Big Bill Edwards vowed Fifth Avenue would be spotless for thousands of New York suffragettes following Miss Caroline Lexow’s lead.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Big
Bill Edwards
Caroline Lexow
Women’s Political Union
Notic
Memories of McKinley and his Cleveland home tribute
William McKinley is remembered through memories in Washington affairs, with a red carnation emblem and scenes at the White House. The article recalls his gentle character, devotion to Ida, the porch and painted house, and a night of music before the tragic death in Buffalo.
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McKinley
Joe Mitchell Wuhapple
Washington
National Magazine
William McKinley
Canton
Ida
White House
Mother McKinley
Buffelo
Willian
Winters Morginsey
Alabama Campaign Letters Claim Early Georgia Papers Split
A Georgia weekly paper poll shows 83 percent of Georgia weeklies favor Underwood over Wilson, contradicting Wilson supporters who claimed a majority backing them. A letter soliciting editor positions circulated, with 128 replies naming Underwood favored papers, while 22 supported Wilson and 29 backed neither or unclear. The list includes Abbeville Chronicle, Acworth Post, Athens Courier, Gainesville Herald, Savannah Labor Herald, and many others across the state.
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Georgia
Underwood
Wilson
Bowden News
Bremen Gateway
Buchanan Tribune
Butler" Herald
Byromville Herald
Cairo Progress
Calhoun News
Canton Advance
Carrollton Times
Carrollton Free
Cleveland Courier
Colquitt “Times
Commerce News
Cornelia Enterprise
Crawfordville Democrat
Cumming News
Cumming North Georgian
Cuthbert Leader
Daas News
Darien Gazette
Dawson News
Decatur New Era
Dee Run Advertiser
Douglas Enterprise
Dublin Dispatch
Eatonton Messenger
Edison News
Entjay Times
Fitzgerald Leader
Folkston Herald
Forsyth Monroe Advertiser
Fort Valley Ledder-Tribune
Gainesville Herald
Gainesville News
Graymont Hustler
Greensboro Herald-Journal
Harlem Sentinel
Hartwell Sun
Hawkinsville Dispatch
Hazlehurst News
Hinesville Herald
Hogansville Enterprise
Homerville News
Irwinton Bulletin
Jackson Progress
Jasper Progress
LaFayette Messenger
LaGrange Graphic
Latonia Times-Gauge
Lawrenceville News-Herald
Lumpkin Independent
Lyons Progress
McDonough Herald
Manchester Mercury
Mayaville News
Melgs News
Mitchel Banner
Millen News
Millwood Advance
Monroe News
Monroe Tribune
Monticello News
Mount Vernon Monitor
Nashville Herald
Newnan News
Pelham Journal
Perry Journal
Pembroke Enterprise
Quitman Advertiser
Betdaville Journal
Ringgold Record
Roberta News
Rochelle New Era
Rossville
New Age
Sandersville Georgian
Savannah Labor Herald
Senoia Enterprise Gazette
Shellman Run
Sparks Eagle
Sparta Sahmaelite
Spring Pisce
Stone Mountain Mountaineer
Swainsboro Bride
Sylvester
Tattnall Advertiser
Tallapoosa Journal
Tallulah Falls
Thomaston Times
Thomasville Press
Thomson Progress
Tifton Gazette
Toccoa Record
Toombaboro Enterprise
Toombsboro Times
Unadilla
Union City Times
Villa Rica
New Era
AlpBaretta Free Press
Bidkeews
Y ‘Bouton
South Georgia
Calhoun
Times
Cordate Pispatch
Aas Biin “Herald
Pore
Gaines
Hamilton Journal
Lawrenceville
Marietta
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Hutchens
Gardner
Rollers
G. R. Hutchens
Wilson Campaign
McCoombs
Champ Clark
Wilsom
Wilson Menagement
Kimball
J. E. Gardner
Athens
Morgan
Walter
Andrews
Woodrow . Wilson Campaign
Knderwoot
McCoombe
Woodrow Wilson
Vick
Mole Hills
Sampaign
Demapa
Childiak
Erree
Aetics
Zebulon
Trade Chamber
Glynn
Brunswick
Chamber of Commerce
Brunsawick
Scho Brunswick
Board of Education
Town Commone
Rhodea
Butler
Camageman
Confederate Veterans
Taylor County
Misas Eyva Rhodes
John W. Rhodes
Gercics
Randolph Veterans
Cuthbert
Randolph County
D. Crozier
RF. Crittenden
Shellman
B. W. Ellis
W. D. Hammack
Coleman
Rerson
Worrill
Randolph Superior Court
Young’s. Thomasville
Young's College
Isabel Mitchell
Marie Wertz
Misa Hithel Spence
Jeaste Vann
Mary Lee Byrd
Hoston
Thomasville
H. Hacks
Cairo
Troy
J. &Rodgers
Ochlocknea River
Jones
Equity Commissioners
Titanic
Christiania
Odessa
Pacific
Amerias
Panama Canal
George H. Scidmore
Seoul
Chosen
Korea
County Teachers’ Institute
Jeaic
A. B
A. . Thomasville
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic’ Railroad
Fitagerald
Foreign Missionary Board
The
Southern Présbyterian Church
Han
William Linton
Jay
Linton
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Thoma Yterian
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