Senator Stone Says Good Man Going Wrong in Senate Speech
In a senate speech at Kington on August 1, Senator Stone of Missouri argued the president is a high minded man constrained by political pressures. He blamed the tariff board and noted the president’s veto of the Semiocratic progressive wool tariff bill while warning he risks becoming the servant of special interests rather than the people. The senator contrasted Wilson’s steady leadership with the bull moose radicalism and painted the president as a good man going wrong.
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Stone
Misuri
Senate
Stong
Tts
Tariff Board
Schreiter Confession Unfolds Bribery Case In City Hall
Detroit August 12 A prosecutor details Edward Schreiter clerk of the common council confession used to arrest sixteen aldermen and two more. Schreiter claims a long, detailed bribe scheme with city officials and says he sought to aid a cleanup, aging mother prompted his truth.
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Detroit
Mich
Edward Schreiter
Common Council
Ugh Sheppard
Schretter
Jeffries
Schratter
Shots Exchanged on Mexican Border
Washington reports Major Sedgwick Rice and Third Cavalry clashed with Mexican rebels in Big Bend Texas. One private wounded, one rebel killed, several captured with 60,000 rounds. Rebels crossed the border. General Steever minimizes the raid as horses stolen. Boundary ambiguity cited. War department may use $100,000 refugee relief fund. Detroit street rights case notes aldermanic arrest of Schrelter, now on bail.
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Big Bend
Texas
Sedgwick Rice
Third Cavalry
War Department
Tebal
Steever
Congress
Mexico
Detroit
Schrelter
Cooper Urges Georgia Native to Elect Him to Congress
Jonesboro Georgia August 12 Special Hon John R Cooper of Macon spoke to a large crowd in defense of his candidacy for congress from the district. He stressed his Georgia birth and lifelong ties, his tariff views for revenue only, and opposition to gambling in cotton futures as brokers influence prices. He argued for government by the people and cited vox populi as echoing divine will.
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Jonesboro
John R. Cooper
Macon
Congress
Mctiregor
Wall Street
God
Larned Not To Try For Tennis Honors This Year
Southampton August 12 William A Larned seven times winner of the national tennis championship will probably not seek the honors this year. He cites rheumatism since the Davis Cup contest in Australia and says he does not feel up to the task as about sixty nine players enter the Meadow club cup tournament here today. The most interesting match pitted R N Williams who recently won the national clay courts title at Pittsburg against A M Hyde of Harvard with Williams prevailing 7-5 7-? 7-?
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L. L
Willam A. Larned
Larned
Australia
R. N. Willams
Pittsburg
A. M. Hyde
Harvard
Williams
Memorial Building to Honor Union Women
Washington August 12 A senate resolution proposes 400 900 dollars for a memorial building honoring loyal women veterans of the Civil War. It would serve as permanent Red Cross headquarters in Washington DC, with 300 000 dollars to be raised by the New York State commandery of the Loyal Legion. The measure goes to the house.
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Loyal Women of
United States
Senate
American Red Cross
District of Columbia
State of
New York
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
House
Ivy Street Improves South-North City Link, Alderman Says
Alderman James E. Warren supports Ivy street regrading and repaving with $30,000 advanced by property owners. He argues the street is a heart of the city and a key link to Washington street viaduct, urging quick completion and warning against delaying reimbursement. Warren notes Gilmer Street connect to the viaduct and Grant park, and urges south side backing to avoid hindering the project.
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James E. Warren
Third Ward
Warren
South Side
Washington Street
Street Committee
Council
Grant Park
Courtland Street
Gilmer Street
Auditorium Weat
Auditorium Armory
Heat returns as Atlanta tops 84 on Monday
Revival of a heat wave hit Atlanta Sunday night and Monday, reaching 84 by 3 pm. Forecasters expect higher temps with a possible 90 later, signaling the arrival of dog days and hotter weather for the next weeks.
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Atlanta
Bishop Scott Tells of Work in Liberia
Bishop Isaiah B. Scott of the Methodist Episcopal church in Liberia spoke to a large crowd at Central Methodist Church. Introduced by Rev. J. A. Wilson, Scott outlined African mission work and future plans, aiming to arouse interest and raise funds. The congregation pledged to aid the cause substantially.
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Isaiah B. Scott
Methodist Episcopal Church
Liberia
Central Methodist Church
J. A Wilson
Scott
Engine Scares Horse Hurting Farmer in Georgia
In Wotton near Ty Ty Georgia August 1912 a middle aged farmer Dave Shiver was thrown from a buggy when his horse fled from a switch engine at the Main street crossing. He landed on his head near the Myon hotel and doctors hold little hope for recovery while the incident is noted alongside other brief items.
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Dave Shiver
Ty Ty
Shiver
Main Street
Mr. Shiver
Myon Hotel
Auburn Boys Plan Banquet for Dr Thach at University Club
Scores of Auburn men will gather at the University club Friday night to toast Old Auburn and honor Dr Charles C Thach guest of honor. Dr E J Spratling president of the Atlanta association serves as toast master. The banquet begins at 8 o clock following a 5 to 7 o clock reception at the club. All former Auburn students are invited.
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University Club
Old Auburn
Charles C. Thach
E. J. Spratling
Atlanta Association
Thach
City to excavate for garbage disposal plant
The city will start excavations for a new garbage disposal plant after securing foundations under the contract with New York Destructor Co. Meyer Winn reports the digging will take only a few days. An appropriation of 4000 dollars awaits the chief of construction’s estimates before work begins.
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New York Destructor Company
Meyer Winn
Feud Over Atlanta Negro Vaudeville Star Heats Up
Rival Decatur Street cinema owners clash as C P Bailey seeks injunction against L D Joel to keep actor Clayborn Jones exclusive to the Arcade. Jones in Florida then in Atlanta, wagers his singing contract, raises pay, and ends at the Arcade while Bailey pursues court action and Deputy Stanley serves Jones at the Dixie after a long stand outside. The looming court showdown before Judge Ellis will settle the case.
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Dixie
Atlanta
Clayborn Jones
C. P. Bailey
L. D. Joel
Jones
Florida
Bailey
Arcade
Joel
The
E. T. Stanley
Picture Theater
Stanley
Ellis
Darrow Bribery Trial Opening Denounces Darrow
Los Angeles August 12 The prosecution led by W J Bord denounces Clarence S Darrow as a corrupter of men and accuses him of instigating the Times building bombing and protecting alleged co conspirators In the Morrow case Ford also targets Harriman Steffens and other defense witnesses while ridiculing the defense frame up theory Tomorrow Horace A Appel will open for the defense
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Cal
Clarence S. Darrow
Mid
W. J. Bord
Darras
Chicago
Job Harriman
Ford
Lincoln Steffens
Darrow
McNamara
Times
J. B. McNamara
Franklin
John R. Harrington
Lockwood
Steffens
Horace A. Appel
Death of Eugenia Luttrel Linked to Decline in Health
Eugenia Luttrel aged about 35, daughter of late State Senator George M. Luttrel, was found dead in a Broadway apartment. Officials believe organic trouble caused the death. Although wealthy with real estate in Jacksonville and this city, she reportedly subsisted on milk, crackers and candy for months, leaving her belongings unpacked and sleeping in a chair by a window since her mother’s death six months ago.
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New
Yokk
Eugenia’ Luttrel
George M. Luttrel
Jacksonville
Fla
Honor Squad Escapes From Ohio Prison Camp
Thirteen inmates of the Ohio penitentiary’s honor squad escaped the prison camp near Lime August 12. Ten were recaptured before dawn. three remained at large across northern Ohio. The escapees looted saloons, drank heavily, and fought among themselves and with local residents who did not recognize them as convicts. Most of the recaptured men were found sleeping off intoxication.
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Lime
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Treatment for Poti's dineade by bone joint surgery
The article describes a medical procedure to correct a hunchback condition by removing tough tissue around a knee like joint and reshaping bone. It mentions mortising the knee joint and converting fibrous tissue into a continuous bone to obliterate the joints.
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Poti
Safest antiseptic powder urged for women in households
Physicians endorse Tyree's Antiseptic Powder as a harmless alternative to toxic tablets and solutions. The powder makes two gallons of standard solution from a 26 cent package and is sold by druggists nationwide. J. & Tyree, Chemist, Washington, D. C.
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Tyree
J. & Tyree
Washington
Milam Medicine Boosts Trust of North Carolina Traveler
Atlanta dated May 23 2012 letter from John F Every of Danville Virginia praises Milam remedy for rheumatism. He claims long illness spanning twenty five years with weather triggered pain and that after two bottles he improves, aiming for full recovery after ten more, endorsing the tonic as safe with potential health benefits.
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Milam Medicine Company, Inc
Danville
Milam
Itoo
Jacoba Pharmacy Company
John F. Every
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