Wordy Lobby War Flairs Oklahoma Committee Session
A heated exchange erupted during a special lobbying committee session as Moses and Overstreet clashed briefly. The dispute led to a near confrontation before calm returned, with Overstreet prompting witnesses and Moses insisting on his stance amid tensions. The panel continued, hearing on child labor funding and invitations to Lithia, while subpenas were issued for additional witnesses.
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Moses
Coweta
Mr. Overstreet
Surovra
Overstreet
Mr. Moses
Mr. Over- Street
Mr Moses
Sinton
Mr. Blazen
Jack J. Spalaing
Atlanta
Federation of Labor
American Federation
More
Lithia
Wooten
Wilson
Willingham
Hamby
Agar
Mr. Brinson
Decatur
Harmer
Representative Flanigan
Gwinnett
Representative Mulls
Cherokee
Farley
Harria County
Grady Hospital
House
Messrs
Howell
Trustees Demand Resignations at Grady Hospital Board
At a tense Grady Hospital trustees meeting, a motion urged the full board to resign, amid sensational disclosures on finances and payroll. Alderman H. T. Inman was named to succeed W. H. Venable, with a vote to have new leadership from council finance chair to improve operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Hospital
H. T. Inman
Council
Atlanta
Cardai
Hubert Culberson
Longino
Medical Visiting Board
Medical Board
Medical College
W. H. Venable
R. A. Hemphill
George S. Lowndes
E. W. Mar UN
Dr. T . Longino
Brewster
Hig House
Culberson
Mr. Culberson
Dr. Fox
Police Board
Lowndes
Hugh T Inman
Council 3 Dad Committee
Vanuabla
Mr. Cal
Georgia Woman Among Thieves In New York Raid
Mrs Pauline Martin of Georgia reported robbery of jewelry worth several hundred dollars and cash after a night out. In West Side court, five women and six men were remanded after Captain Daly's raid at the Olivette apartment hotel. Authorities expect more arrests as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pauline Martin
Georgia
Weat Sixty-fourth Street
Weat
Captain Daly
Weat Forty Seventh Street
Olivette
Pool
Daly
Arthur Jewis
Millersburg Youth Found Dead After Gas Incident
Pierce Thaxton twenty year old from Millersburg Kentucky died in Atlantic City on August five. He checked into a hotel with five friends and asked how to use the gas. He was the sole heir of a wealthy Kentuckian family and had left with twelve companions on a seaside excursion. He lived with his mother on a farm near Millersburg. his father had died years before.
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Atlantic City
Willersburg
Thaxton
Rabun Farmer Slays His Wife in Rabun County
Clayton Georgia reports Logan Dickerson a well to do Rabun County farmer shot and killed his wife yesterday. The tragedy emerged from the West Fork area with only scant details reaching the state capital.
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Clayton
Logan Dickerson
Rabun County
Dickerson
West Fork
Negros Appeal to Pope Pius X for Help
At the Western Negro Editors Association session in Colorado Springs on August 6 a memorial to Pope Pius X was adopted urging his holiness to use his influence with American Catholics to foster racial harmony and curb unfairness in labor unions that deprive Black workers of honest jobs.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Western Negro Editors’ Association
Prus X
United States
Stock Slump Sends Firms to the Wall
Two more stock rechange failures, Sharp & Brown and Hurlbutt Hatch & Co, marked a day of steep declines in New York trading. Nearly four score stocks hit new lows as fears of further failures circulated while large investors remained largely silent.
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New York
Wen Sharp & Brown
Hurlbutt, Hatch & Go
Sharp & Bryan
Hurlbutt, Hatch & Co
Nebraskan Attacks Cleveland in Ohio Campaign Opening
Urbana Ohio August 5 four leading democrats opened the Ohio campaign two weeks before the state convention. Bryan addressed the chautauqua crowd while Zimmerman Johnson and ex congressman Lentz spoke. Bryan accused the party of bunco and warned against Wall Street manipulation. Johnson urged reduced railway fares and tax reform. Lentz backed cheaper telegraph service and possible senatorial plans, signaling contest at the forthcoming convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ohio
W. J. Bryan
Bramme
Cleveland
Zimmerman
Bryan
Johnson
Resaman Lentz
Champaign County
Tabernacle
Bunko
Bunco
Wall Street
Democratic Party
Nebraksa
Hanna
Zimmerman Organisation
Lents
Preent
Melyill E. Ingalls
Charles W. Baker
Cincinnati
Allen W. Thurman
Columbia
Bryan visit sparks Bookwalter bid for presidency
Springfield Ohio August 6 Colo nel W J Bryan spent two hours with John W Bookwalter. Bryan backs the Bookwalter wing of the Democratic party as a presidential nominee possibility. Bryan praises Bookwalter as a dyed in the wool Democrat and emphasizes ongoing political policy discussions.
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Springfield
Ohio
W. J. Bryan
John W. Bookwalter
Aitmore
Bryan
Democratic Party
Bookwalter
Bookwaller
Negroes March On Roosevelt In Rain
In a driving rainstorm today a brass and composed band of colored youths from the Perkins Orphanage in Charleston to Sagamor, about miles away, serenaded the president at Oyster Bay. The band did not identify itself and turned back to Oyster, as a Secret Service officer on duty read the press release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oymier Bay
N.Y
Ferkins
Charleston
Sagamor
Miles
Pres
Oyster
Georgia Weather and News Snapshot Reflects Turbulent Era
Summary of scattered items from Georgia and Southern U.S. news. Weather notes for Georgia mar the page with temperatures and rainfall, while a violent clashes section reports a race riot near Atlanta. Also covered are hospital trustee tensions, political lobbying disputes, legal actions, maritime skirmishes, and a fatal storm at St Louis.
Terrifying wind storm at St Louis fair harms workers
A brief wind and rain storm at St Louis world’s fair grounds injures seven laborers and destroys structures causing about 10 000 dollars in damage. Theodore Richter Norist AR. Clark and six others are hurt or killed as the fair’s agri building and surrounding structures suffer major damage. The storm also hits Lawrence Kansas Griggsville Illinois with injuries but no fatalities.
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Loura
St Louis
Theodore Richter
Norist
AR. Clark
Fichter
Mounlding
Hinery
Uw Tah
Missouri State
Skinker Road
Woman shoots husband through the heart in Arkansas City
In Arkansas City Kansas on August 5 Farris while intoxicated attacked his wife with a chair. The wife discharged a gun and shot him through the heart. She has not been arrested.
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Arkansas City
Kans
Newton Farris
Governor Yates Hosts Eighth Infantry Officers at Executive Mansion
Governor and Mrs Yates with state officials and Illinois National Guard officers welcomed the Eighth Infantry troops now in training at Camp Lincoln. A concert by the guardsband thrilled a crowd gathered on the mansion lawn during the reception in Springfield Illinois.
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Springfield
Ills
Yates
McCullough
Clanahan
Illinois National Guards
Eighth Infantry
Ilinois National Guard
Camp Lin- Acoln
Citisens
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Wone
Alderman Inman
Hubert Culberggon
Hospital Affaira
Ceorgia
Woman Among Thieves
Rabun
Pius X
Bryan and Hurlbut, Hatch and Company
Sterling Exchange
Financial Instituton
Ist
Sharp & Fryan
Ahrinkase
Insaca
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Evansville
Terre Haute
Long Island
Louleville
Nashville
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Ontario and Western
Rock Inland
St. Louis
United States Realty
United States Steel
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
American
American Sugar
Hocking
Consolidated Gas
Continental Tobacco
General Electric
National Biscuit
New York Air Brake
Pacific Mall
People's Gas
Virginia Iron
Mets
Brooklyn Rapid Translt
American Express
United States Express
General Eiectric
Pullman Palace
Sugar
St. Paul
Colorado Southern
Brooklyn Upton
Delaware and Hudson
Denver
Rio Grande
Metropolitan
Leale
San Francisco
William J. Bryan
Hing
Madrid
Alfonso
Bookwalter Boom
Roosevelt
Secret Service
Georgia v Dairymen's Association
Athens
Tallulay
Falla
Telfair County
King
Savannah
Southern
Americus
Ernest
Raymond Conner
Beaufort
N. C
Bruce Powell
Rowland
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Light and Power Company
Orn
North Carolina
Simon Banker
Winchester
Tenn
Ilicit Distillers
Maine
Wiliam Hamilton
Little Mapel Richards
Sherif Richards
Alri
Che Fu
China
America
London
Lawrence
Kan
Illinois
Griggsville
Fair Grounds
Gov. and Mrs. Yates
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