Seattle Plan Loses In Typo Convention
Nashville Town August 14 The fight for the Seattle plan at the fifty ninth annual convention of the International Typographical Union ended in a decisive administration victory. By a vote of 207 to 27 the plan was voted down defeating proposed reorganization of governing power. Delegates debated fiercely as administration supporters argued for maintaining current control while opponents warned of centralization. The session, busiest of the week, heard addresses from union leaders and discussed potential amendments to election terms and reform proposals, with further action anticipated before adjournment.
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Nashville
Seattle
Orney
Trdnrine
Berthes
Ome Pure Bs
Ping
Falowkins
Jo Smith
Tomer
Convicts Confirmed by Bishop Gatler in Tennessee
Bishop Gatler of Tennessee confirms a class of convicts at the Tennessee penitentiary in Nashville. The ceremony gathers church representatives and local church members as part of the approval process for the inmates.
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Gailor
Nashville Tenn
Tennessee Penitentiary
Thomas Fo Gatler
Tennessee
At Theaters Offer Variety of Vaudeville and War Film
This week at Forsyth Grand and Grace Victory, audiences enjoy vaudeville acts by Pranker Woot, Bunce Wyde, and William A Weston company, with Bert French and Alice Bla in a new dancing routine. Also features the war documentary The Victory at Hammerstead and the Navy background screening This pict was taken during the recent conflicts.
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Armerors
Pranker Woot
Bunce Wyde Hese
William A Weston and Company
Ralph Herz
Etter Caiming Atar
Bert French
Alice Bla
Tala
Beta
New York
Hammerstead
Cpe
Prineipa Steves
Daolels
Benen
Baskett
Roonevelt
Mrs Mary Zachry Returns to Augusta
Mrs Mary Zachry wife of Juli Zachry has returned to Augusta Georgia after fleeing with her two children to South Carolina following Judge Hammond's decision. The case rehearing will review merits not addressed in the original ruling and involve witnesses and testimony from Zachry's supporters.
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Augusta Ga
Enstad
Julian
Fadey Rivers
Gearmas
Arene Court
Mary Wo
Zachry
Juli
Zachiry
Augusta
South Carolina
Hammond
Deen
Ortiriry Walton Vulcan
Timony
Zachrs White Chewis
Crtaugia
Preacher Dr Pickard to Deliver Savannah Sermon
Dr Pickard, famed pulpit orator formerly of Cleveland, Ohio, will preach at the First Baptist Church in Savannah, Georgia this Sunday. Morning service will focus on the Love of God and the evening on the Path. Dr Pickard is a leading minister and a prominent board member at Worcester University.
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Pickard
Savannah
Cleyland
Ohly
South
First Baptist
Piekard
First
Hirst
Gustres
Wercer University
Retail grocers push Atlanta made goods exhibit plan
Retail grocers and merchants propose a permanent manufacturers exhibit to spotlight Atlanta made articles. W A Leahy of the Industrial and Statistical bureau leads the campaign, aiming to install a cooperative permanent exposition in the new chamber building. Manufacturers yet unreached will meet at 1 PM today in the Rusty hotel to discuss exhibit space and success strategies.
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Atlanta
W A Leahy
Industrial and Statistical Bureau
Atlanta Manufacturers Association
Chamber
Rusty
Supreme Court of Ga Jurc Ments and Pall By Stream
A chaotic record of Georgia Supreme Court judgments involving numerous parties across counties. Names such as Augusta, Macon Dilly, Savannah Railroad, and Wilkes appear with references to appeals, remands, and reversals. The document lists judges, attorneys, and officials, noting that several decisions were reversed or in error and referencing multiple cases and attachments.
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Augusta Last
Augusta Rallesy and Tiectt Company
RI Amand Superior Court
Hiwnead
Galloway
Raykin Wright
Warine Oreecher
Tletjen
Hatham
June Girt
Pillow
Gru
Aly
Adams
Contra
Cue US
Hardeman Jones
Park & Tension
Sates
Macon Dilly and
Savannah Railroad
Compay
Aung
Judea Harel Munter Wimhth
Harris Chartes Aket Man
Mapler Maysarl & Blanket Catra
Fallaway Et al
Wilkes
Dudge Sila
Uolley
Triner Panies
Kiwe
Catra
Gantat
Bftingham
Sleopard
George HO
RicMer
Charles
Fisatter
Central
Georgia
Powis Campane
Lewon
Tari Dorsey
Thema
Sharifort
Manares
Ray & Po
Railroads Accept New Parcel Post Rule Tomorrow
New York dispatch reports the railroad committee declares railroads will carry parcel post mail under a higher 40 pound limit, with no extra compensation. They warn other views aside, stressing the public interest and that denying service would be unthinkable. Increased loads begin tomorrow, despite protests and ongoing hearings.
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New York
Committee On Railway
New Parcel Post
Parcel Post
Beneral
Po Teanent
Antae
Healy
Jewyor
Gayour
Senator John D. Works Keeps Senate Absence at Los Angeles
The text reports Senator John D. Works remaining at his Los Angeles home to stay out of Washington during the current oral session unless important matters require his return. No further details are provided on dates or outcomes.
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John
Los Angeles
Washington
Congress
Witness Klein grilled by solicitor over Frank case
Milton Klein, a wholesale lumber dealer and frequent Frank visitor, was the last witness of the day. He testified he knew Frank since he arrived, described Frank's character as good, and said he visited about three times weekly. He recounted being present when detectives brought Conley to the tower and testified Frank would not see detectives without attorney approval.
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Frank
Dors 883
Klein
Jim Conley
Klein Ny
Arnold
Dorsey
Conley
Seilcitor Dorsey
Rasser
Tives
Frank Haway
Hla
Harry Scott
Rosser
Franks Department
Vty
Raincoat details probe in Leo Frank case testimony
Lawyers press on the meaning of a raincoat lent to Leo Frank as Charles Ursenbach, husband of Frank’s sister, testifies about the crime aftermath. The cross examination covers whether Frank wore the coat Sunday and when it was borrowed, with questions about his demeanor and possible prior possession.
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Leo M. Frank
Charles F Ursenbach
Leo Franks
Dula May
Leo Frank
L Franks
Frank
Arnold
Tia
Hooper
Curfew Split Sparks Mayor Whitman Police Clash in New York
In New York on August 14, a curfew dispute between Mayor James Gaynor and Attorney General William Whitman led a magistrate to issue warrants for assault against Policy Inspector Joan Foley Dwyer and thirteen officers over ejecting diners from Thomas Healey’s restaurant. Dwyer and five officers faced court, while Whitman urged grand jury inquiry. The mayor and prosecutor traded blame as the case moved toward hearings next week.
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New York
Gaynor
Woltrin
Joan Fo O Dwyer
Thomas Healys
Whitman
Dwyer
Tienef
Ae Bering
Ve Whitmin
Erinch
McKay
Heily
Ve Has
Wahtiman
Canton's Bloodshed Surges Amid Chaos and Looting
Canton China reports say twelve hundred killed in fighting with intensive looting of goldsmiths and silversmiths. Government officers reportedly powerless due to dissension while a foreign concession nears attack. Indian troops guard Shameen as a buffer. Huge fire destroys barracks and traffic on Hankow line suspended. General Lung Chi Kuang withdraws northern troops from Canton.
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Canton
China
Fantonety
Shameen
Hong Kong
Hankow
Fasuen
Kwang ‘Ung
Lung Chi Kuang
Centen
Taft Loses Cincinnati Citizenship Claim
Cincinnati's former President William H Taft, long a prominent citizen, was revealed to have not filed a tax report in the ward where he lived. The board of review questioned him at his Point-aux-Meaux summer home, and Taft stated he now resides in New Haven Connecticut and has paid taxes there.
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Cincinnate
Cieinnati
William H Tift
Citiyen
Taft
Board of Review
Point Ia
Canada
New Haven Conn
Reunion at Gettysburg Fatal for R B Headden
Rome on August 14. Death occurred during the Gettysburg reunion as the result of a stroke of apoplexy. Rev Robert Headden, Confederate veteran and prominent Baptist, died here today. Headden was formerly grand prelate of the Knights Templar of Georgia.
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Rome
Gettysburg
Robert Headden
Headden
Knights Templar of
Georgia
Professor Henry Marion dies after long service at academy
Professor Henry Marion former professor of modern languages at the United States Naval Academy died in a local hospital after a long illness. Survived by his widow and one son Ensign Paul Marion USN, aboard the Kansas. Mrs Marion was en route to Europe.
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Giver
Fienry Marion
United States Naval Academy
Ensign Paul Marion
US Xni
Kansas
Marlen Ia
Europe
Eight Character Witnesses Come To Defense of Superintendent
Eight character witnesses testify at a trial defending superintendent Frank Marcus. Witnesses include Kriegshaber Goldstein Levy Rabbi Marx McIntyre Wildauer and Findley all affirming Frank's good character while cross examinations probe contacts at the Hebrew Orphans home and factory incidents.
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A. Marcus
Strht
HW Kriegshaber
Max Goldstein
Sidney Levy
David Marx
D I McIntyre
Haas & McIntyre
B Wildauer
John Findley
Cittler Brothers
National Pencil Company
Frank
Arnold
Kriegshaber
End of Annual Session Marks Adjournment
The annual session closed after conciliatory remarks by leaders, with House members applauding and shaking hands as sine die adjournment was declared. Senate President Anderson gave brief remarks and a token was presented to Senate Messenger Flynn Hargett by the pages.
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Hara>taun
Jefferson
House
God
Represent Tive Blackburn
Fulton
Senate
Anderson
Flynn Hargett
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