Secretary Ballinger Addresses Portland on Conservation
Secretary of the Interior Ballinger was the principal speaker at a Portland Commercial Club banquet. He urged practical conservation, opposed Alaska coal land restriction, favored opening public lands for settlement, and warned against demagogic zeal. He argued water development should rely on transfer to states with safeguards against monopoly and affirmed support for agriculture, commerce, and industry.
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Portland
Ore
Ballinger
Portland Commercial Club
Alaska
Great
Tar
Ataaka
Columbia
United States
Pacific
Pocahontas Floide
West Virginia
Tommerra
Livingston speaks to voters in DeKalb area
Hon L F Livingston congressman from the fifth district spoke to a large audience at Institute hall in Lithonia Georgia He was introduced by George S Hardman a prominent DeKalb resident He denied sending a telegram attributed to Jack McGahen during the Stone Cutters Union era and received hearty support from many listeners afterward
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Lithonia
L. F. Livingston
Congress
Institute Hall
Livingston
George 5. Hardman
DeKalb County
Howard
Jack McGahen
Stone Cuttern’ Union
Mengage
Race Riot on Train in Virginia Injures Guilford Student
A mixed excursion train from Norfolk to Greensboro was the scene of a race riot in Southampton County Virginia. Ted Stanley of Guilford College North Carolina was shot in the chest and gravely injured while Robert Jones of Greensboro was badly beaten. Four black men were arrested as tensions erupted after African American passengers moved into white cars at Pinners Point.
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North Carolina
Danville
Southampton County
Virginia
Norfolk
Greensboro
Ted Stanley
Guilford College
N.C
Robert Jones
Pinners Point
Voters Hear Ex Governor Smith Bibb Campaign Voice
Ex governor Hoke Smith rails at Governor Brown and “reactionaries” in a Georgia white primary speech. He lists alleged misdeeds on disfranchisement, convicts leasing, Chattanooga lands, anti lobbying bills, and railroad oversight, arguing the progressive democracy restored state prosperity and public trust. He blasts press slander and warns voters of the convention rules central to August 23 race.
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Ar. Smith
Democratic Organization of the
Atate
Progressive Democrats
Agathet
Brown
Terrell
Jim English, Jr
Georgia
United States
Railroad Commission
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Public Service Commission
New York State
Seine
Ferrell
James
English
Chattanooga
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Nashville, Chattanooga
St. Louis
Western and Atlantic
House of Representatives
Senate
Hievan Brown
Siste
Treasury
Caan
Hich
Wright
Pops Brown
Bla
Progressive Democracy
1908
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Momey da
Business Administration
Union
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Farmers’ Union
Farmere Union
South
Edlges
Lessera
New Yorke
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Tinos
National
Rallroad Commission
Io Public Service Companies
Mucom Telegraph
Aries
Macon
Atlanta
Democrat A
Siee
P Ponra
Hoke Smith
Lea
Reactiodiaries
Hales Smith
Alexander
Hall
State Executive Committee
State Committee
la Vallanta
Steinhaurer Celebrates 65th Anniversary In Atlanta Dinner
John Steinhaurer longtime Atlanta resident celebrated the 65th anniversary of his birth with a clam chowder dinner at Danguat hall. Guests included Hon. Walter R. Brown Judge J. G. Bloodworth Hon. John Tyler Cooper Thomas P. Hunnicutt Frank Wheat and Warren Peck. The event featured bright decorations and novelty menu cards made by Steinhaurer. Colleagues recalled his Atlanta residency while presenting two gold pieces as a gift.
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John ¥. Steinhauer
Atlanta
Danguat Hall
Tuga Vereia
Steinhauer
Walter R. Brown
J. G. Bloodworth
John
Hunnicutt
Negro Holy Rollers Hauled Into Court
The Holy Rollers church group at North Boulevard and Irwin streets faces police court charges for disturbing residents with nightly meetings. Neighbors complain of late hours and excessive noise from early evening through dawn, prompting Assistant Chief Jett to file charges. A separate item notes a Philadelphia inventor’s cork-core baseball being adopted by a major league.
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Holy Rollers
Veen
North Boulevard
Irwin Streets
Citzens
Jett
Mayor Gaynor Recovers Hope Rises After Bullet Wound
Reports from the hospital say Mayor Gaynor slept naturally for much of the day. He awakened cheerfully, with normal temperature and pulse, and breakfasted while Mrs. Gaynor tended him. Physicians remain cautious, noting the bullet remains an ongoing risk.
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Ademson
Gaynor
New York City Hall
Robert Adamson
Gallagher
James J
Three Whites Shot in a Negro Club in New York
In New York on August 12 three white men were shot during a fray at the Douglas Club, a negro resort on West Twenty eighth Street. A hand to hand struggle drew in about sixty participants, both whites and blacks. two of the victims were likely fatally wounded.
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New York
Douglas Club
West Twenty-weighth Street
Evangelist Dunlap to Lead 60 Night Atlanta Campaign
Rev Robert R Dunlap former newspaper man and actor begins evangelistic meetings at Wesley Memorial church under Atlanta Baraca Union. For sixty nights at a different church he aims to convert young men and women using entertainment including Bertie McNeillie singing illustrated songs and moving pictures.
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Robert R. Dunlap
Atlanta Baraca Union
Wesley Memorial Church
Dunlap
Bertie McNeiiie
Shorter College
Allen
Rarcarella
Hoft~man
Offenbach
Panguita
Robyn
March
Kalaer Frederic
Friedyoann
Charles 8. Stanage
Dunla
Wisconsin
Bill Sunday
North
Northwest
Tarkie
Chicago
Atlanta
Carrie Nation
Isi
Eldorado Theater
The
Orpheum
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John J. Woodside
Aubum
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Central Railroad
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State OF New Jersey
County OF Essex
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Firemen's Insurance Company of
Sealy Morrison C. Colyer
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Jersey City
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Jefferson Comity
Kentucky
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W. M. Pitts
N. J. Pitts
W. J. Pitts
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Greensferry Avenus
Termine
Corenella Ga
Greenberg, Bond & Bloorfeld
Houston Street
Fuleton County
J. H. Owen
Paindexter
E. T. Stanley
Walist Knight
Foster L. Hunter
Deay
J T. Golden
J. M. Suttles
G. H. Broadnex
T. A Burdett
W. Lee Hay
W. Chambers
Drew Liddell
Sherif
Fulton County
W. Mangum
H. H. Roan
Emma Bunting
Atlanta Hardwood Company
H. Jensen
Whitehall Street
Jacques Thomas
Gault
Austell Ratlaing
JH. High Cogg
Atlanta. Ga
Chichester
Srichton Shumaker
Eccers
Chichton
Bpha
Perm
Getehten-Stumaker Busines Gallage
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