Governor Harmon orders National Guard to restore order in Columbus
Governor Harmon said city police were too small and demoralized by recent unrest and ordered a portion of the National Guard to report for duty. He urged citizens to aid in maintaining order as Mayor Marshall asked the local street railway to halt after dark. Police rode on cars for four nights, and the governor warned further delay could bring disgrace and injuries in the capital.
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Ohio
Harmon
National Guard
Baat
Lough Thir le Tros
Marshall
Columbus Railway and Light Company
Marshal
Governor Brown Visits Campaign HQs
Governor Joseph M. Brown visited his campaign headquarters for a brief morning stop for the second time this campaign. He conferred with managers J. R. Smith and Ed Maddox, greeted callers, and indicated daily visits may resume after the recent legislative session. Smith defended Brown against Ruben Arnold’s remarks, predicting Brown will be rejected in the August 8 primary in a contest framed as a choice for progress in Georgia.
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Joseph M. Brown
Y.r. Smith
Ed Maddox
Atnte
Brown
Augusta Hears Smith Tonight in Georgia Campaign
Former Governor Smith predicts he will carry all counties in south Georgia that he carried in 1908 and half of the remainder. He spoke in Augusta, with reports of strong support from state leaders and numerous area registrations for his stump tour, while Brown’s backers note declines in old registrations.
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Smith
Gainesville
Macon
Ren
Avenute
Augusta
Richmond
Mr. Smith
J. At
Norring
Coweta
L. C. Geaveland
Troup
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de- Hi
J. Almand
Newton
AH. Price
Henry
C.D. Brown
Baker
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Hart
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Pike
A. Ware
Waycross
Ware Sam ‘Taylor
K.P. Cat
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A.C. Oglesby
J. R. Herring
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D. W. Wilson
BH. McGhee
Gwinnett
D. A. Sox
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W. N. Maddox
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W. L Tomlin
Harralbon
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Manth
Lowndes
Copeland
de‘ Kaib
Hawkingvile
H. M. Boyer
Clay Smith
Hoke Smith
Pulaski
Bainbridge
Sam Alive
Alive
Georgia
W. R. Davies
Second Ward
Atlanta
Hoke
Matinee Idol Blythe to Wed Heiress Katherine Harris
New York reports engagement of Jack Barrymore Blythe and heiress Katherine Corre Harris. Ceremony likely after Harris returns from Canada. some expect wedding before fall. Meanwhile Chicago jurors in Browne case face lengthy selection process as eight sworn and 600 questioned.
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New York
John Barrymore Blythe
Jack. Barrymore
Katherine Corre’ Harris
Jack Barrymore
Metropolie
Mine Harria
Canada
Tariff blamed for high prices by Senate minority
Washington August 35. The tariff, routes, combines and monopolies and an increased money supply are the substantial causes for the advance in prices in the United States, say minority members Senators Johnston Clarke and Smith of the select committee appointed to report on wages and prices. They attack the tariff, claim Payne Aldrich tariff raised duties and profits for the few, imposing hardship on the many. Continued on Page Three.
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United States
Johnston
Alabama
Clarke
Arkansas
Smith
South Carolina
Senate
Durin
Conarese
Hving
Roosevelt Griscom Talks New York State Plot at Sagamore Hill
Newport news reports that Theodore Roosevelt and Lloyd Griscom held a lengthy conference at Sagamore Hill. Griscom said Taft and Roosevelt were in full accord on the New York state situation and that no official message from Taft was delivered. He noted no names were confirmed for the gubernatorial nomination.
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N. Y
Nodings
Sagamore Hi
Theodore Roosevelt
Lloyd C. Griacom
New York
Republican County Committee
Taft
Roosevelt
Griscom
New York State
Sagamore Hill
News of Honduran Revolt Abandonment Reaches Port Cortes
New Orleans dispatch reports Manuel Sonilla and followers abandoning the Honduran revolt. Steamer Viator arrives from Port Cortes with W F Coleman of Carrollton Ga aboard. Word of General Lee Christmas arrest in Guatemala has circulated, prompting sympathy for ceasefire. Prisoners, including Americans, said to be at Tegucigalpa, with release expected. A well known Port Cortes figure “Senor Williams” among Americans arrested.
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Honduras
Manuel Sonilla
Viator
Port Cortes
W. F. Coleman
Carrollton
Lee Christmas
Guatemala
Port Cortez
Weverad
Tegucigalpa
Coleman Saya Tt
Port Gorter
Senor Williams
Signs Measure Till General Council Midnight Hour
Governor Brown signs 68 bills before midnight. Water and Light Commission for LaFayette vetoed. East Lake charter held up over convict labor provision. Atlanta measures authorize mansion sale commission, street widening, and Peachtree viaduct viaduct construction. City approves lighting plan for Peachtree Street corridor with 128 five-candle standards. cost shared by property owners.
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East Lake
Brown
Hinaa
DeKalb
Fultom County
Atlanta
Aqanta
Forsyth Street
Rhoden Street
Brotwn
General Assembly
Executive Department
Billa
Salspe
Wylll
Tt Je
Atrasta
Georgia Railway ‘and Electric Company
Private Sullivan receives one year sentence at Leavenworth
Savannah dispatch reports Private William J. Sullivan of the One Hundred Twenty-Seventh coast artillery corps stationed at Fort Fremont near Beaufort has been sentenced to one year at Fort Leavenworth penitentiary after a court martial at Fort Soreven on July 1 for taking part in the shooting of the house of Fill Potter at St Helena Island on May 10 in which Private Frank J. Quigley was fatally wounded.
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William J. Sullivan
One Hundred and Twenty-Seventh Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Fremont
Beaufort
D. C
United States
Fort Leavenworth
Bulawan Wen Te
Fort Soreven
House of Fill
Potter
Helena I
Weather Prophecy Weather Report Summary
Forecast shows fair conditions with variable winds and no extreme activity expected. Local report notes temperatures near 70s with higher readings in the afternoon and light to moderate humidity.
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Georgia
Woman Strangles Mad Dog With Bare Hands in Daring Act
In Washington on August 15 Miss Maud Barbour, a young city woman, killed a reportedly mad dog using only her bare hands after it attacked her. The dog’s body was sent to the animal industry bureau for examination. Barbour sustained minor injuries but acted to stop the attack.
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Washington
Maud Barrhowt
I Galen
Bureau of Animalndustry
Barbour
How Indian Minors Are Respoiled in Oklahoma
Sulphur Oklahoma August 16 details of a scheme where land grabbers organized to enrich themselves at the expense of minor Indians were revealed during a congressional investigation into land affairs. The testimony described a specific instance of exploitation involving a guardian and land transfers.
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Oklahoma
Okla
Congressional
Two Girls Die in Suspected Poisons in Same Block
Two young women from Spring Street died suddenly yesterday in separate incidents under investigation by Coroner Pant Donehoo. Mina Miller, 23, reportedly took chloroform while suffering neuralgia, found fully clothed on her bed with the bottle nearby. Emmie Campbell, about 20, also from Spring Street, died in unclear circumstances after an overdose of a poison referred to as rough on rata. Investigators will examine both deaths further as details emerge.
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Spring Street
Damb Je
Feather
Donehoo
Mina Ollla May Miller
Pring Street
Mary 5. Miller
Emmie Lee Campbell
Misa Miler
Sliver Lake
Miss Miller
Dam
Lamar Griges
Ape
Mion Miller
Misa Miller
C. L. Stockran
Miaa Mier
K. C. M. Paine
Rouxh Np
Advertising talks on business religion and virtue
The piece discusses whether business and private religion share the same principles and whether money making permits honesty. It argues that shrewdness is acceptable if it stays square and avoids misrepresentation, stressing that ethical conduct is essential even in profit.
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Mora Cole
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