Mutiny in Columbus Police Force Over Street Car Duty
In Columbus Ohio August 22 thirty one of the 140 night police members rebelled when ordered to ride street cars to protect non union workers and arrest car attackers. Mayor Marshall announced the mutineers would be discharged soon as 137 special riot officers were unused. The city urged officers for riot duty and the mayor consented to assign regulars to cars despite opposition from the railway company and chamber of commerce. This item continues on Page Five.
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Mayor Gaynor Improvement Cools Hope for Recovery
New York reports Mayor William Gaynor showing continued improvement after a gunshot wound. Doctors remain hopeful, noting coordination and nourishment. danger remains from possible vessel injury. Georgia rifle team selections announced for Camp Perry with Major Claude C. Smith leading.
Alfonso Defies Head of Church in Strong Terms
Don Jaime the Carlist pretender issues a letter to Carlist leaders urging readiness to rise at a signal but banning violence. He vows to defend Catholic Spain’s traditions if revolution threatens church family or property. A recipient says the movement is organized and prepared, contingent on the king’s stance. Del Val postpones a diplomats reception in Rome.
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Bankhead Heads Delegation to National Conservation Congress
United States Senator John H. Bankhead heads Alabama's fifteen member delegation to the National Conservation Congress in St. Paul Minnesota from September 6 to 9. Congressmen Richmond P. Hobson and J Thomas Heflin are also on the delegation announced by Governor B B Comer.
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Ex-Gov Hexa Smith speaks to large Macon crowd
Ex Governor Hexa Smith arrives in Macon to a packed auditorium and long campaign speech. Leading reactionaries cited include Terrell and Colonel James English Jr. The event features a brass band, a rest period before the talk, and interruptions that cease after calls for orderly discussion.
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State auto bill draws hundreds of inquiries
Georgia's first state automobile law, set to take effect September 1, prompts hundreds of inquiries. Owners must register with the secretary of state, pay a fee, receive a vehicle seal and rear plate, display a front white light at night, and drive with caution on public roads. No definite speed limit is fixed.
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Fulton Brown Club Grows as Backers Rally Support
Fulton county officials announce the Brown for Governor campaign gains, with 7 500 members in the Brown Club and county executives endorsing strong statewide backing. J R Smith and W stamps, representing the state and Fulton county organizations, say reports from all city and county representatives justify Governor Joseph M Brown's anticipated success.
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Smith Speaks Twice Today in Georgia Campaign Tour
Candidate for Governor Smith outlines speaking schedule in Georgia with stops in Gainesville Tifton and Vienna. He will address supporters at Peters building departure and train travel as he promotes his Brown Falcon Club stance. Engagements include Gainesville Monday and Augusta Tuesday night after speaking in Mason yesterday.
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Abruzzi Wires Miss Elkins From Base Europe Visit
Base Switzerland August 12 The duke of the Abruzzi arrived August 9 from Italy and registered as Signor Boratto at the Hotel Three Kings. He left for Baden Baden on Wednesday after sending a telegram to Miss Katherine Bling and her mother saying he will be glad to see them and that he is arriving this evening.
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Heyburn Waves Red Flag Stops Band Playing Dixie
Senator W B Heyburn of Idaho halted a Wallace Idaho reception when Dixie started in a band medley. He leaped up at the concert, declared it inappropriate for a republican meeting, and commanded the orchestra to stop. Mayor Hanson then adjourned the gathering.
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Twenty Ninth Year Fatal To Ten Of Cooper Family
Frederick William Cooper a 29 year old Atlanta resident dies of typhoid fever after weeks of illness. He was the ninth in a family with eight brothers all who died around age 29, a pattern said to have haunted the year. He was connected with McFadden Brothers cotton brokers and a Capital City Club member. Survived by sister Katharine and his mother Mrs Cooper. Body taken to John W. Akin residence pending mother’s arrival and funeral plans.
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Vets Roast Smith Garrel Criticism of Camp Walker Prompt Protest
Indignant Confederate veterans gathered at Brown headquarters to protest criticism of Camp Walker. The protests followed a Telegraph story by G W Garrell about Joe Brown's endorsement, with manager J R Smith saying the public call drew many veterans.
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Local Showers Forecast With Warmer Northridge Areas
Georgia weather bulletin predicts local showers Saturday mainly in the northwest. Sunday should bring partly cloudy skies with higher readings in the south. Winds light, temperatures ranging near a 50 mean, 73 normal. 0.24 inches rainfall in 24 hours, total deficiency since month start 0.77 inches and since January 1 4.20 inches.
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Ballinger Out and Joe Cannon Soon to Follow
Beverly Massachusetts August 13. Rivalry grows between Senator Crane and Hitchcock as Ballinger nears cabinet departure and Joe Cannon anticipated to follow. Taft readjustment moves unfold with Aldrich meeting the president and plans to retire Ballinger to return to law amid costly investigations.
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The Seven Notes Of Music In Advertising
A humorous column riffs on using the seven musical notes A B C D E F G as a basis for advertising. The narrator notes how these basic principles can stir emotions and guide business messaging, promising a discussion of an advertising scale of seven simple rules for any company to learn and apply.
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