Aldrich Considers Public Reply to Bristow Charges
Detake of the Warwick conference shows Senator Aldrich may speak again amid tariff dispute over rubber and cotton schedules. He plans a public reply to Bristow charges, feeling keenly the need to defend his actions before the upcoming congressional campaign. Senator Crane urged him to stay in the Senate.
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Brown and Smith Fight for Georgia Support Card
Georgia political report says Governor Brown gains momentum as Smith supporters shift after reading a campaign card. J R Smith claims widespread switching to Brown, citing letters and county pledges to the Brown club. The pamphlet style card will be distributed across the state amid happy calls at headquarters.
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Georgia
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Itg
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Tile
McMurray Contracts Probe Ties Farmers to $30 Billion Deal
Oklahoma hearings reveal alleged kickbacks tied to land sale contracts worth 30 billion dollars. Richard C. Adams, an attorney, claims McMurray partners McGuire and Dr Wright shared profits. Carter, a Cherokee, says many Indians favor the contracts but officials push withdrawal. Further testimony referenced.
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Ates
Oklahoma
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Washington
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Charles H. Burke
Jaz
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Gore
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Smith Campaign Draws Georgia Crowd at Headquarters
Former Governor Smith clarifies he seeks broad support in Georgia while crowds swell at his headquarters. Manager H McCord notes 100 to 125 attendees from across the state and a Savannah delegation. Smith replies to a reader that he never refused workingmen and recalls starting with a small legal office, stressing his working-class backing.
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H. McCord
Savannah
Tney
Georgia
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James
B. Adames
Eton
Mith
Bo Ro James
Patera
Atlanta
Georgia Legislature Ends Quiet 1910 Session With Fallbacks
The 1909 1910 General Assembly adjourned after fifty calm days with little shock. A key Senate move blocked the registration of legislative agents, drawing a brief protest by twenty one senators before withdrawal. Governor Brown backed higher borrowing power to five hundred thousand dollars to cover deficits. Several measures failed, including a biennial sessions bill and a bureau of labor proposal, as noted in the final pages of the report.
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Hokesmith
Hoka Smith
Gpvarpor
Moneures
SoVernor
Brown Ant
Atlanta
Macon
Brown
Bureau of Labor
House Abused by Senators Charges of Lobbying to House Members
Senator Slater charged the House with contempt and disrespect as the Senate pressed for a conference on the court of appeals salary bill. Senator Jackson said such proceedings were unheard of, while many House members returned to the capitol for a night session, unwilling to adjourn. lobbying accusations followed as Senators claimed House members sought to influence the bill in the lobby.
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House of Representatives
Ita Refuany
Court of Appeals
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Senate Chamber
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Morris
Ilf House
Taft Eyes Tennessee Split To Sway Solid South
President Taft and advisers see a chance to win Tennessee this fall and fracture the solid South. He invites Tennessee leaders to Beverly to mend party rifts and unite the campaign. Delegates include Representative Austin and Judge Henderson as talks focus on a governor and state legislature.
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Mase
Taft
Nfs
Tennessee
Tennérage
Beverly
Austin
Lee Brock
Newell Sanders
G. M. Henderson
Democratic Party
Sehien
Frazier
Roosevelt Hosts Secret Conference With Garfield And Pinchot
Theodore Roosevelt to host Garfield and Pinchot at Sagamore Hill after two days of private talks. Garfield and Pinchot refuse to discuss plans or significance, while Roosevelt notes strong western support for his politics.
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Prochot
Roosevelt
New York State
Oyster Bay
New York
Pinehar
Gareld
Roosevel
New Laws Made by Legislature of 1910
The 1910 general assembly adjourned sine die presenting a complete list of enacted laws and resolutions. Prohibitions on night messenger employment, school funding borrowing, tax collection amendments, county education and university governance changes, and protections for sinking funds are noted along with rail consolidation, land condemnation for roads, a misdemeanor for shooting at dwellings, librarian access to acts, and preservation of engines Texas and General.
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Haya
Gudhorige
Felton
Chetham
Richmond
Texas
Aviator Brookins Injured in Wright Meet Crash at Asbury Park
Asbury Park N J August 10 Walter Brookins Wright aviator was hurt though not seriously when his machine turned turtle to avoid spectators during the opening day of the aviation meet. Seven others were injured as the craft tumbled into a crowd of watchers. Brookins nose was broken and he was pinned under wreckage but regained partial consciousness. The accident followed a high wind and a sharp swerve to miss the crowd near the field.
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Walter Brookins
Wright
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Wearth
Jfield
Rrundstend
Ita
Weather Prophecy Partly Cloudy With Showers In South
Partly cloudy forecast for Thursday and Friday with occasional showers in southern portions. Light variable winds. Local report shows temperatures and normals with a .96 inch deficiency since January 1.
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Georgia
Blood Poison and Threats Stun City Officials
Mayor Gaynor faces a menacing blood-poison danger while a threatening letter is sent to Edwards. Gallagher offers a trace of penitence claiming his deeds were overcome by his wrongs and Sew Gaynor.
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Gaynor
Edwards
Mayor Gaynor in satisfactory condition after shooting
News from New York reports Mayor Gaynor remained in good condition at St Mary's Hospital following the assassination attempt. He shows strength and rest, with nourishment adequate and no immediate signs of alarming symptoms. Attendants express optimism though recovery remains uncertain.
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Advertising Talks by William F Freeman in Du Luth
Wonderful opportunities await young men with the right material. A man and his younger brother discussed an advertising campaign at the speaker's home. The man began selling newspapers on New York streets and values his start, despite later success. He worked hard, intelligently, and conscientiously to start his own business.
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