Heath to Spain Dead and Wounded in Auto Smash
A chaotic report details fatalities and injuries from an auto crash near Want Lake Birmingham Alabama. Two killed, three fatally hurt, two may die, driver J H Roden among the dead. Other passengers severely injured include Augusta Kiger and Mamie Crenshaw with multiple injuries.
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Birmingham
Als
Want Lake
Heanemer
J. H. Roden
Misa Augusta Kiger
Mary Fitzpatrick
Lakuti
Mamie Crenshaw
Robert Black
Eve Lou Crenshaw
Vernon’ Lee
GC Dobbs
Farron Brothers
W. H. Bennett
G. O. Garner
Smith to Speak in Macon Friday in Georgia race
Former Gov. Smith will address Bibb County voters in Macon on Friday and may tour Augusta and southern Georgia next week. J. R. Copeland of Valdosta will speak at Franklin Tuesday for Smith, with Sam L. Olive in Columbus tonight on Progressive Democracy. Campaigns expect Smith to win Fulton by at least 2000 and carry 110 counties in August primary.
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J. R. Copeland
Valdosta
Franklin
Sam L. Olive
Coumbus
Hoke Smith
Smith
Bibb
Macon
Sapes
Augusta
South Georgia
Titton
J. R Copeland
Heerd County
Columbus
Progressive Democracy
Sam L Ciive
H. ¥. McCord
Fulton County
Georgia Governor Brown presents case for another term
The governor drafts two messages for the records of the governor's office and prepares a personal address to the people of Georgia. He outlines his stewardship, view of the office, and constitutional solutions to current state problems, seeking endorsement for another term.
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Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
Ilotia
Utharn Politica
Vlalt
Attite
Chickamauga
Brown
Quorgia
Smith
Chattanoogs
Tenn
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Paople
Cobb ‘County
Legal sharks fatten on the Indars in Oklahoma
A congressional investigating committee led by Charles H. Burke arrives in McAlester to probe Senator Gore’s bribery claim linked to the McMurray contract. Hearings, notes of a $20 000 000 sale to a New York syndicate and 480 000 acres of Choctaw and Chickasaw lands are expected as more evidence surfaces. continuation promised on Page Three.
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McAlester
Okio
Congress
Indiana
McMurray
Beltef
House of Representatives
Charles H. Burke
South Dakota
Thomas P. Gore
Muskoges
Wll
J. F. McMurray
Goren
Senator Gore
New York
Jake L. Ha
Bathing in Lake Boy Meets Death
Charles Douglas Bloodworth aged 17 dies in Lakewood while bathing with four friends. Companions reach him too late and resuscitation fails. His father is J G C Bloodworth of 183 Windsor Street. The party traveled from home to Lakewood by car after lunch, seeking the bath house. Continued on Page Two.
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Jan Bebistian
Miramar Palace
Charles Douglas Bloodworth
J. G. C Bloodworth
Windsor Street
Lakewood
Young Bloodworth
H. H. Chase
Ormond Street
George Bishop
South Boulevard
Harry Roberts
Glenwood Avenue
Joe McCarthy
Georgia Avenue
Bath House
Rooster Attack Injures Five Year Old Boy in Chicago
Everett Busse Weber, five, was attacked by a thoroughbred rooster in Chicago on August 7. The rooster jumped at the boy’s head, inflicting gash wounds on the forehead and bursting a blood vessel as the child lay unconscious before the bird was driven away.
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Gamis
Chicago
Youth Shot by Mistake Leaves Georgia Town in Shock
In Albany Georgia Ivey Land a 22 year old man shot his brother Quintus 20 by mistake, aiming at a burglar near their East Albany home. Quintus died of a chest wound while Ivey was arrested and released after investigators ruled the shooting an unfortunate error.
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Ivey Land
Hya
Quintus Land
East Alvy Fhany Jaca
India
Parker
Land
Ivey
Rifle Teams Reach Camp at Perry Range
Camp Perry Ohio August 7 flvt more state rifle teams arrived for the annual tournament beginning tomorrow Colorado commanded by Major Townsend Kansea by Brig Gen Cr Martin Indiana by Brig Gen Wilam J McKee Maryland by Col Gartner Massachusetts by Col Upton.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Ohio Range
Colorado
Charles C. Townsend
Cr. Martin
Indiana
Wilam J.mckea
Maryland
Charles C. Gartner
Massachusetts
Joshua D. Upton
15 Year Old Rose Pithoff Beats 12 Mile Swim Challenge
A Dorchester girl, Rose Pithoff, aged 15, swam 12 miles from Charlestown Bridge to Heaton Beach in 6 hours 38 minutes, enduring cold tides and currents. Seven husky men competed but withdrew, marking the feat as a rare accomplishment previously achieved only by Alof Aderle of New York.
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Boston
Mass
Dorchester
Rose Pithoff
Charleston Bridge
Hest
Alofy Aderta
New York
Aderle
Mob at Evergreen Prompts Troop Aid and Arrests
Evergreen Alabama August 7 soldiers dispersed a mob that threatened two Black men jailed over a murder. Sheriff Irwin later took Albert Johnson and John Manuel to Mobile for safety as three other suspects remained in custody. Johnson confessed to being present. Manuel denied involvement. Mrs Cora Munea travels to Louisville with Wendling’s captors to testify in the Kentucky murder case.
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Evergreen
Ala
First Infantry
J. F. Irwin
B.C. Hinds
Albert Johnson
John Maone
Mobile
Jesse Baldwin
Wilcox Station
Charley Henderson
Charlizy Manuel
Jerry Mima
John Manuel
Manuel
Irvin
Conecuh County
Rema White
Johnson
Fim
Kansas City
Cora Munea
Hume
Joseph Wendling
Alma Kellner
Boutaville
Louisville
Gett Kanes City
Wendling
France
Captain Carney
Chief Lindsey
Mra Munea
Boyle
Griffen
Kansas City Police
Carney
Sheppard Beats Kiviat in 900-yard Celtic Park Race
Abel Kiviat of the Irish American Athletic Club pressed Melven W. Sheppard to a new world record in a dramatic 900-yard race at Celtic Park yards. The event, dated August 7 in New York, featured the celebrated Irish runners and ended with Sheppard securing the victory and a world mark.
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Sheppard
Kiviat
New York
Abel Kiviat
Weather Prophecy: Showers Across Multiple States
Forecast reports show showers Monday and Tuesday across Georgia Virginia North and South Carolina Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas New Mexico Oklahoma Tennessee Kentucky and Virginia with variable winds and periods of fair or unsettled conditions in parts of the region. Local showers and cooler spells are possible in eastern and southern areas with mainly southwest to light winds prevailing.
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Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Missionippi
Fair Fm
Louisana
Texas
New Mexico
Por A
Oklahoma
Tennessee
West
Virginie
Three Days Left for Legislature to Finish Work
The 1909 1919 session enters a home stretch with three days to act. Senate and House plan to advance priority measures, curb delays, and concentrate on readings and final passage. Attendance urged as president and speaker laud punctuality, while a push to limit out of order bills continues.
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House
Slaton
Holder
Billie
Wright
Barry Wright
Floyd
Carnegie Mbrary
State Normal School
Athens
General Assembly
Ita
Ite
Gambling Evidence Taken From Officer
Narragansett Pier August 7 Constable John D Cross who had guarded the Narragansett Club after a midnight raid was arrested on a warrant charging assault on a club employee. He claims gambling evidence he guarded disappeared except for items found on his person and ordered thirty men and women at the club to appear in court August 22.
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Narragansett Pier
Narragansett Club
John D. Cross
Advertising Talks by William C Freeman Featured
The Christian Herald pledges to make good any subscriber loss from fraud by advertisers in its columns and argues on whether the advertising man’s word can be trusted. It claims leading publications generally do keep faith and condemns deceptive advertising as not paying.
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THE
Christian Herald
Peter Ee Qualié
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