Wilson to Campaign in the Middle West This Week
Governor Woodrow Wilson returns from his weekend retreat and schedules rallies in Union Hill and Trenton. National committeemen Davies and Senator O Gorman plan a western swing with stops in Indianapolis and Chicago to organize operations. Campaigning may be delayed by Congress extending its session, but a large turnout is planned with Burleson Palmer and others aiding.
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Geargirt
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Platt-Deutscher Volkpfest Verein
Union Hill
M. J
Trenton
Democratic League
Asbury Park
Joseph E. Davies
Wisconsin
Mr. Davies
Chicago
Senator O'Gorman
New York
Spring Lake Sarier
Wilson
Middle West
Congress
O'Gorman
Culberson
Gore
Burleson
Texas
Palmer
Pennsylvania
More Squealing on the Grafters
Springs Arkansas Sam Schepps wanted by District Attorney Whitman as the remaining material witness in the Rosenthal murder left Buffalo for New York tonight. The train will reach Albany early tomorrow morning with rumors of a meeting by Whitman there. Schepps, claimed as the keystone of the evidence, spent Sunday here and would travel on after a brief hotel stay. Sandler, Schepps’s counsel, remained largely in private, focused on preserving any testimony for New York. Whitman’s reception plans for Schepps were not disclosed.
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Hig Hotel
Rosenthal
St Bernard H. Sandler
Scheppa
Niagara Ells
New York
Whitman
Schepps
Rubin
Banks as Agents During Campaigns and Emancipation
Woodrow Wilson advocates banks acting as agents in campaigns to fund popular subscriptions. He argues this would prove renewed popular sovereignty and free government from self serving financiers. He endorses the contributors movement as a commendable tool toward this goal and urges action by associates.
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Campaigs
Woodrow Wilson
John Y. Smith Campaign for Fulton County Legislature
John Y. Smith is qualified to represent Fulton County in the Legislature. Supporters say he brings experience and local ties, urging voters to back him in the upcoming election.
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John Y. Smith
Fulton County
Poem of Passion by aged monarch Nicholas of Montenegro
Berlin reports the elder ruler Nicholas of Montenegro has written a long poem “The Power of Love” translated by the German minister at Cettinje. The verse mixes Venus and Mars motifs, noting his wartime fame and gray hairs. Sudermann plans opera librettos and new plays, while German efforts push literature exchanges and copyright talks with Russia. Bernard Aston reports.
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Berlin
Caar
Nicholas
Montenegro
Cettinje
Vossische Zeitung
Czar Nicholas
Venus
Mars
Hermann Sudermann
Italy
Rome
Milan
Ravenna
Ezio Camussi
Sudermann
Johannis
Suer
Mas
Claudius Claudianus
Honorius
Germany
Russia
Haiti
Tunis
Japan
China
France
Rusala
Verevkin
Bernard Aston
Mortuary Notices From Georgia: Several Deaths Reported
The region reported multiple deaths including Ida Jones of Hapeville age unknown, and H J Randall of Vining Station age 74. Also S D Baker age 22 and Carrie Kite eight months died same period with funeral arrangements set at Poole’s chapel and Green View grave. Interments planned in Greensboro Norcross and West View.
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Ida Jones
Hapeville
Mr. Jones
W.C. Boyce
Greensboro
A. C. Hemperley
East Point
H. IL. Randall
H. J. Randall
Vining Station
Vining Methodist Church
Carrie Kite
Carrie
Herbert Kite
Fairburn
Poole
Tcchapel
West - View
Governor Marshall Chosen as Democratic VP Nominee
Indianapolis August 18 Governor Marshall will be formally notified as the Democratic party's vice presidential pick at 2 PM Tuesday. The event features a downtown parade, a hotel luncheon hosted by Thomas Taggart, speeches by Judge Alton B Parker, and a reception at the Marshall home. Notables from across the country are expected to attend, though National Chairman McCombs and Wilson may be absent.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Govarnor Marshall
Demoocratic Party
United States
Indiana Democratic Club
University Square
Thomaa Taggart
Indiana
Marshall
Taggart
William F. McCombs
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Big Street Work Before Council
The council will review a plan to cut down the bump at Trinity avenue and improve Trinity between Whitehall and Forsyth. Whitehall street upgrades would lift cross-street values in a large south city area. A profile and new grade for Whitehall will be drawn, with cost estimates sought, and council likely to push for rapid progress.
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Trinity Avenue
Whitehall
Forsyth Streets
Whitehall Street
How Speed Mania Was Cured by Moderation and Fines
H. H. Windsor notes that cities can reduce motor vehicle deaths by enforcing a reasonable speed limit. Chicago limited speed to 15 miles per hour legally and 20 unofficially, arresting and heavily fining violators, with harsher penalties on a second offense. The single judge system created records and after a week fines fell sharply, showing rapid reform without banning cars.
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Chicago
H. H. Windsor
Popular Mechanics Magazine
European Aeronautical Institutions and American Pace
European aeronautical research centers include private civil institutes and government funded military related ones. Dr A I Zahm notes Europe leads in organized aeronautical study, contrasting with American progress which remains scattered and exploratory. The article urges establishment of a national aeronautical institute in the United States to match European capabilities.
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Aeronautic Institute
Europe
A. I. Zahm
Aero Club of America
Popular Mechanics
Motion Pictures From Rio Grande Reclamation Work
Popular Mechanics notes a Gov project film series on the Engle dam at Elephant Butte New Mexico part of the Rio Grande reclamation effort. A basket suspended from a cableway carried a camera into a foundation pit on the west riverbank where it was lowered 400 feet and three charges were fired while pictures were taken.
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Engle Dam
Elephant Butte
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Popular Mechanics
Bo Ee A
London house boys replace waiting maids for American wives
In London August 18 an American women living there notes that many housewives hire "house boys" to perform maid duties. These youths, ages twelve to sixteen and mostly orphans, work 6:30 am, attend lessons, and are trained as specialists from dishwashing to gardening. They stay until about seventeen, then receive outfits and placements as butlers, footmen, or in other jobs, with some ending in Canada or the Cape mounted police. The system, run from Marylebone, claims high efficiency and lower cost than traditional servants.
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London
Mary Ann
Marylebone
J.W. Budd
Tech
Canada
Cape Mounted Police
United States
Public school heating and ventilation bid in Carrollton Ga
Bids to heat and ventilate the new Carrollton public school with seven classrooms and one auditorium will be let on January 20 at 2 PM. Plans are at L. Walker's office. Committee may reject any bid. A 5 percent certified check is required. H. Barron, Building Committee Secretary.
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Carrollton
L. Walker
H. Barron
Memory Machine Keeps Busy Men On Time
A New York inventor describes a desk memory device in Popular Mechanics that uses a coiled spring and clockwork to remind a professional of future engagements. The device resembles a desk clock with three pigeonhole sets for months days and quarters of an hour. A user drops a memorandum card into the correct slot and a bell rings when the time arrives, dropping the card into view.
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New York
Popular Mechanics
Religious Opinion From Judge on Army of the Lord
A fragmenting dialogue shows a religious sentiment with lines about joining the army of the Lord. The exchange features dialect and questions about membership, reflecting a preacherly or courtroom devotional tone.
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Doolittle
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Vosaische Zeitung
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Hermann
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P. J. Bloomfield Company
Pryor St
Provident Loan Society
Gandler Annex
Jewelers and Brokers
W.m.lewis & CO
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Albert Howell
Hugh M. Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
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