Knife threat interrupts senate over agricultural bill
In a heated senate clash between Senator McNeil and Commissioner James D Price the former drew a knife and threatened to cut Price's throat after a dispute over expense money and bulletins. The incident occurred amid debate on an agricultural measure and delays, with both sides seeking calm after the tense exchange.
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Hundred Assassins Seek Dr Sun Yat Sen
Tokio August 18 reports say one hundred assassins have been sent to Japan to kill Dr Sun Yat Sen and other Chinese revolutionaries led by Huang Sing. Provisional President Yuan Shi Kai asked Japanese authorities to protect these leaders in asylum, while rejecting Japan as a base for Chinese plots.
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Sulzer Faces Impeachment Clash as Troops Weighed
New York August 13, amid a high tension power struggle Governor Sulzer threatens use of troops to block his ejection. Lieutenant Governor Glynn asserts the office, while Mrs Sulzer expected to speak. The piece notes only seven governors faced impeachment in U S history and lists past cases including Florida 1868 and Mississippi 1876.
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Duel for New York Governor as Sulzer Impeached
Albany August 16 two men claimed to be governor of New York after the assembly impeached Governor Sulzer. Articles were adopted and presented to the Senate where Lt Governor Glynn announced plans to occupy the executive chamber. Supporters said Sulzer would stay in office and contest the move. Continued on Page Fourteen.
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Wilson Angers Over Henry L Wilson Ambassadorship
President Wilson angrily reacts to an offensive statement attributed to Henry L Wilson the U S ambassador to Mexico. The incident prompts talk of his dismissal as Washington confirms unofficially that foreign powers back Wilson s peace policy toward Mexico and supports the ambassador s resignation to take effect soon continuing coverage on page sixteen
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Hart Named Today as Georgia Tax Commissioner
Hon John C Hart of Greene county is slated to become Georgia s first Tax Commissioner under the new equalization law. His appointment will be sent to the senate today for confirmation. The governor consulted Judge Hart about accepting the post and later conveyed his approval. Continued on Page Eleven.
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Foss Signals GOP Run for Governor in August Primaries
Boston August 14 Governor Eugene N Foss a former Democratic congressman indicates he may seek the Republican nomination for governor in the upcoming primaries. He told an executive council meeting he will abide by the primary result and not run as an independent if defeated. Foss has voiced criticism of the current national Democratic leadership and tariff policy.
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Farmer Shoots At Auto As Team Is Scared Near Tallapoosa
On August 1 near Tallapo osa Ga Barry a farmer was arrested after firing at an automobile driven by J C Jackson three miles from town. Barry said the other vehicle had scored against his team and fired as it passed, missing the car. He was captured while attempting to jump from the Jackson vehicle during arrest.
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State Rights Speech Bars Rice From Hall of Fame
Minnesota Grand Army of the Republic members oppose placing Senator Henry M Rice’s statue in the Hall of Fame in Washington over a 1861 state rights speech. A 37,500 statue appropriation was approved, and a governor’s commission oversees erection. The resolution cites Rice’s line about keeping southern states with the Union if they choose to leave, and not paying for coercion.
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Allen Deas Dies En Route To Prize Fight In Atlanta
Allen Deas 65 of Camden South Carolina collapsed from a sudden stroke while en route to a prize fight on Peachtree Street in Atlanta. He died within minutes after being taken to Bikin Drug Company store. Survived by wife two sons Allen Dr Atlanta and John Deas Montgomery Alabama. two daughters Lynch Read Planterville South Carolina and Mrs W L Watson Atlanta. Funeral plans to be announced after son-in-law, W L Watson, returns.
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Atlanta
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Montgomery
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Three Brothers Undergo Appendicitis Operation in St Joseph
St Joseph Missouri August 13 Three brothers Frank Henry and M A Me theny of Blacktown Iowa were operated on today for appendicitis. The operations, one after another, were performed by the same physicians. The patients are doing well. Another brother died of appendicitis several months ago without operation.
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M. A Metheny
Blacktown
Iowa
Tax Reform Marks Beginning of New Era for Georgia
A long and bitter battle over House Bill No 6 ends in victory, reshaping Georgia politics. The piece outlines the contentious path to enactment, the stakes for public policy, and the emergence of new leaders while noting ongoing debates about sincerity and reform. Continued on Page Sixteen.
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T. B. Confer
Senate
Courtroom turmoil as mother confronts cross-examiner in Frank case
Ashley Jones, a character witness for Frank, is questioned about alleged misconduct at Druid Hills. Mrs Rae Frank, mother of the accused, rises and denounces Solicitor Dorsey, causing a dramatic scene in a lengthy Wednesday session. Dr. Owen testifies to how the Conley story was revived at the National Pencil Company factory.
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Weather Prophecy for FAIR Georgia
Fair skies with generally calm conditions expected Thursday and Friday. Forecast notes mild temperatures with low precipitation and a slight deviation from normal averages. Local climate data appears incomplete but indicates no significant rainfall in the past day and below expected rainfall for the month.
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