Lord & Taylor reorganizes sales leadership names Emery to helm
The text states a general reorganization of Lord & Taylor's retail and wholesale sectors with Mr. Emery chosen to lead. It emphasizes his proven principle of doing business, a square deal, and a strong advertising philosophy highlighting reliability and public awareness. The piece notes his good name as a power in branding and promises continuation of the wholesale advertising approach into retail.
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Emery
Lord & Taylor
Meat Inspector Put On Trial
Testimony detailed a meat inspector accused of condemning meat while others, including packers and butchers, declared it sound. Witnesses described pressure from officials and associates, and charges against the inspector were pursued by lawyers as court proceedings continued after night sessions. An unrelated obituary and a commission-government election notice followed in the same report.
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Ob Tye
Dr. Kennedy
W. F. Morrill
Whitehall Streat
Charley J. Witherspoon
Wasser
Waaner
Blair
Peters Errest
J. F. Davison
T. R Rawtell
Waaser
Walter Simma
Napector Wasner
Courtland
Winn
Savannah Seeks Coastal Auto Route Via Baxley and Valdosta
Savannah Georgia August 1 special. Local business leaders push for a coastal touring highway from Savannah through Clyde Baxley Douglass Nashville and Valdosta. They argue the route would boost Savannah commerce more than the Brunswick Darien road and compliment Atlanta south Georgia travel with improved bridges and county seat towns supporting better hotel capacity for tourist influx.
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Savannah
Boateas
Clyde
Baxley
Douglass
Nashville
Valdosta
Chamber of Commerce
Waverors
Brunswick
Brunswick-Darien
Augusta
Savennar
Jacksonville
Atlanta
South Georgia
Pointe
Atlante
Macon
Williamean
Savannah Chamber of Commerce
Ware
Insurgent and Standpat Republicans Compete in Oklahoma and Missouri Races
Primary results show insurgents nominated for key offices in Oklahoma with Charles Besslonn for secretary of state and J. H. Dawson for attorney general without opposition. Across Missouri and adjacent states, McNeal leads in Guthrie gubernatorial race with 15,000 margin while Dixon, Cruse, and Murray contend for governor. other races show mixed outcomes and lingering doubt as returns come in.
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Charles Besslonn
J. H. Dawson
Stubbs
Bristow
Cummins
Murdock
Cannon
Oklaboma
Guthrie
Ohio
J. W. McNeal
Guthris
Tom Ferguson
Fields
Jones
McNeal
W. H. Murray
Tishomingo
Lee Cruse
Ardmore
Lealie P. Rous
Lawton
B. McGuire
Dick Morgan
C.E. Creager
Charles Carter
Aga Scott Ferrin
Seema
Missouri
Louis
Supreme Court
Champ Clark
Arkanoag
Erncan
Anthony
Topeka
Kan
Augusta
T. A. McNeal
Inurgent
Hes
Atend
Ballinger Faces Pressure Amid Taft Support Split
In a chaotic summary from Chicago dated August 3, Secretary Ballinger rebuffed resignation talk amid a tainted split with Taft. Garfield faction gains Ohio platform concessions as Ballinger intensifies denials, stating no resignation and dismissing Crane talks as politics. Ballinger vows to ignore foes while heading west for rest.
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James R. Gerfield
Ohio
Ballinger
Garfield
Crane
Minneapolis
Stillea Heving
Aim
Taft Praise Dominates Insurgent Convention Fray
Insurgent meeting gathers key figures including Senator Cummins former Judge Jessa Miller Attorney General Byers and Warren Garst with Senator Dolliver arriving to be named permanent chairman if possible. Stand patters draft resolutions endorsing Taft Carroll Payne Aldrich tariff and Taft administration while dealing with liquor question and party harmony risks.
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Cummins
Jessa Miller
Byers
Warren Garst
Dolliver
Uquor
Resolutions Committee
William H. Taft
Republican Party of
Tke
B. H. Carroll
Republican’ Party
Taft
Washington
Enthusiastic Meeting of Bibb Brown Club in Macon
In Macon Georgia on August 3 a large Joe Brown Club gathering heard Hon Joe Hill Half advocate support for Governor Brown. Hill praised Brown, critiqued council park fights, and framed the gubernatorial campaign, with W R Barnwell and J W Callaway among speakers as the meeting grew lively and energized the members.
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Bibb Brown
Joe Hill
Macon
Joe Brown
Superior Courtoom
Joe Hit
Gunlon
Fovernor Brown
Council
Park Commission
W. R Barn Lewiniature
Aghit
Cpesker
Algo
J. W. Callaway
Papal Pare Causes Art Rival Demonstrations in Vigo
In Vigo Spain August 2 police dispersed rival demonstrations surrounding the Spain Vatican dispute. Capucines marching in procession were attacked by anti clerical elements prompting Liberal Press to deny Vatican insinuations about the bill on religious orders and concordat.
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Vigo
Vatican
Spain
Madrid
Presa
Pius X
Italy Will Not Get Porter Charlton
New York August (italy cannot now legally demand extradition Porter Charlton). The time limit expired. no Italian demand received by the U S district attorney for New Jersey. Proceedings after Septem ber 20 may include release demand, habeas corpus, or sanity inquiry. Charlton is jailed in Hudson County New Jersey for the murder confession of his wife Mary Beett Castle Charliton at Lake Como Italy.
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New York
Italy
Porter Charlton
United States
New Jersey
Chariton
Hudson County
Mary Beett Castle
Lake Como
Evidence Is Wanted Against Texas Solons
Austin Texas August 2 The state senate adopted resolutions inviting Former Attorney General M M Crans of Dallas and Cone Johnson a prominent prohibition candidate for governor to appear before the committee on privileges and election next Friday and file formal charges against any member of the legislature for improper conduct during the recent primary election The resolution stems from alleged charges that certain candidates in the primary received contributions from liquor interests
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Austin
Texas
State Senate
Hia
M. M. Crans
Dallas
Cone Johnson
Prohibition
Committee On Privileges and Election
Fle
Roosevelt Party Sheds Mask in Dickson City Visit
Theodore Roosevelt toured Dickson City and nearby areas with miners and residents, chatting with Annie Trykowski and Jake Kavanaugh, drawing crowds as he walked unrecognized through the mining town. He met Mrs. Kavanaugh, Mrs. Roxana Fly, and local shopkeepers, then lunched with eight people for 60 cents before continuing to Olyphant. The encounter sparked curiosity about his 1912 political plans.
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Roosevelt
Roosevel
Theodore Roosevelt
Swan
Lawrence Adott
Schcorlel
Fannie Cochrane
Florence Lucas Banville
Consumers’ League of Philadelphia
Scranton
Leckewanna Valley
Dickson City
Colon Roosevelt
Teddy Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
Annie Trykowski
Kavanaugh
Hogpevelt
Miss Cochrang
Miss Sanville
Roxana Fly
Folke
John Pressman
Mr. Roosevelt
New York State
Pressman
Olyphant
Miies
Michael Cumming
Perin
Peckville
Father Murphy
Mitchell
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Bishop Mogan
Mr. Mitchell
Wilkestarre
Father Curran
Ama
Wilkesharre
Smith Forecasts Large Lead in Clayton County Race
Smith supporters claim broad backing across Clayton Greene Floyd Brooks and Oglethorpe counties with numerous changes in sentiment toward Smith. Opponents cite Brown’s handling of Walker County and labor issues as factors shaping this race as Roosevelt and Mitchell discuss labor matters in Scranton and surrounding towns.
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Smith
Clayton County
J. D. Crawford
Brown
Walker County
James Davidson
Greene County
T. H. Brooks
Fulton
Oglethorpe
Floyd County
W. M.gammans
Gammans
Board of County Commissioners
Siske Handa
R. J. Clower
Brooks County
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W. R. Armistead
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Carlisle
John G. Carlisle
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C. Ernest Smith
Rock Crook Cemetery
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Dacrae
Marquis de Ojeda
Charlion
Texas Solons
Dr. Hathaway & Co
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Louisville
Cincinnati
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Peachtree St
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Louisville & Nashville
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Schley Howard
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