Fulton County Police Crack Down On Skin Game Rampage
Fulton county police raided negro districts for six hours Saturday night and arrested more than seventy five men tied to a large crap game. In multiple locations officers found cards dice and money, one boy used cocaine, and several suspects fled through windows. Many will face Judge Andy Calhoun with light sentences or fines, while repeat offenders risk longer terms.
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Imet
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Judge Hook Beaten By Negroes At National Conference
Oswald G Vil reported at the New York Evron Post Company opening of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People conference that Judge William Hook of Kansas was defeated for the U S Supreme Court as the most striking recent advance for African Americans. Willard cited Taft's black cabinet and threats of colored opposition as factors.
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Duel Ends In Officer Shootout At County Fair
At the Beaufort county fair two white men from Savannah named Crosby and Morel fought police at close range after taking pistols. Morel was killed and White survived a power-burn, though otherwise unhurt. The incident involved a pistol duel with Sheriff O. D. White.
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Morel
Savannah
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White
Oil can explosion maims visitor in Bloomingdale
Douglass, a Bloomingdale visitor aged about, was burned when an oil can exploded while she poured into a pot of hot oil. She was visiting her sister here when the accident occurred this morning.
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Lincoln's Son Attacks Roosevelt In Public Letter
On Taft’s train to Massachusetts Newark April 28 a letter from Robert T. Lincoln, Lincoln’s son, criticizes Theodore Roosevelt for perverting the truth. Lincoln says his personal feelings are unimportant but indignation drives him that Roosevelt’s misrepresentation misleads the public. The letter responds to a request for an answer.
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Roosevelt’s radical doctrine critique in a wartime letter
A martyred president’s advocate contends Roosevelt pushes for a mass democracy that bypasses elected representatives. The letter cites Lincoln’s adherence to the constitution while warning against a revolution that would erase constitutional checks. It underscores Lincoln’s stance on slavery and constitutional law.
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Senate Debates Bills After Titanic Inquiry On Ocean Traffic
Washington April 28 A broad Senate finance review follows hearings on democratic measures from the House. Cummins will introduce a tax bill cutting tariffs on iron and steel with a Wednesday speech. Simmons heads the House bill aiming for swift action Tuesday. Post office appropriations move toward passage. direct popular election for senators may be brought up. Commerce and merchant marine panels push safety rules after Titanic. two wireless operators on ships over 6000 tons likely. Rivers and harbors appropriation amended and ready for Senate reporting this week.
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Variff
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North Carolina
United States
Senate Committee On Commerce
House Committee On Merchant Marine
How Tigley Met His Fate
A clipped OCR fragment from The Catholic Standard and Times questions how Tigley met his fate. The text suggests a careless act by a fellow spectator dropped a cigarette stump on Tigley’s flying machine, implying accidental cause.
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