Patriotism of Mr Perry's Campaign Promoted in State
A political appeal argues against reelecting Senator Bacon, urging Georgia to back Mr Perry for sound Money credentials and loyalty to Woodrow Wilson. It accuses Bacon of siding with entrenched interests and contrasts Perry's consistent principle with Bacon's refusal to endorse Wilson. The piece frames Perry as aligned with Wilson and against party control by trusts.
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Lune
Bacon
Georgia
Perry
Peery
Senator Bacon
Mr. Perry
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
General Booth Dies After Long Illness in London
News of General Booth's death spreads from Abney Park to London where Bramwell Booth and other family members lead tributes. The Salvation Army founder, who began on a soap box in Notting Hill, left a massive army of millions across fifty four countries and inspired the movement through faith and militant organization. Evangeline Booth and other relatives react as messages of condolence pour in from around the world.
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General Booth
Bramwell Booth
John Wanamaker
Uthara
Kitching
Booth
America
India
China
Nottingam
England
Willam Booth
Salvation
London
Lfe
Nile
Christian Mission
Salvation Army
Marshal Wolsely
Salvationists
Army
Indictments Return in Rosenthal Murder Case
New York August 20 grand jury re indict Becker police lieutenant in Rosenthal slaying and indict four gunmen Gyp the Blood Lefty Louie Dago Frank Crtofiel Whitey Lewis Jack Sullivan and William Shapiro Schepps testified to strengthen Rose's account Becker framed Zelig planted gun and $10000 bond posted by associates Deposits of Becker rise to about 90000 and the six co defendants set to arraign on murder charges with grand jury reconvening for further action
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New York
Sam Schepps
Jack
Zelig
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Gyp the
Lefty Louie
Dago Frank
Jack Zelig
Rose
Becker
Rosenthal
Schepps
Harry Pollok
Decker
Jack Rose
East Side
Zell
Hecker
Roseothat
Zelle
Hose, Wal
Franklin Savings Bank
John Bfl Mclintyre
Typewriter Repairing and Salvation Army World Memorial Plan
Am. Writing Machine Co. repair services noted with uncertainty if Miss Heath will travel to London for her father’s funeral. Salvation Army movement launched worldwide with plans for simultaneous memorials a week from next Sunday if arrangements are complete. Ballington Booth at Blue Point, Loo, after word of his father’s death. message to Chief Bramwell Booth expressed love and sympathy from Ballington and his wife.
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Miss Heath
London
Salvation Army 4
Ballington Booth
Loo
Mr. Booth
Bram
Building cost saver from architect and builder
GOING TO BUILD Let me tell you how to save on the cest of building. 7 BR. R. PAPGETT, ARCHT. & BUILDER, 1031 Candler Bldg.
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BR. R. Papgett
Archt. & Builder
Candler Bldg
Notable Grandstand Collapse Hurts Several People
A grandstand at a political event collapsed injuring several attendees including prominent figures such as Charles W. Fairbanks and Samuel M. Ralston. Victims include David Strouse and Mrs. H. B. Greene with serious injuries. others suffer minor injuries from splintered wood as crowds fled. Governor Marshall was welcomed and addressed the crowd, and messages from Wilson expressed support for the ticket.
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Arner
Indiang Democratic Club
Charles W. Fairbanks
Lewis Nixon
New York
United States
Gare
Oklahoma
Thomas Taggart
Samuel M. Ralston
Indiana
W. T. Durbin
Mr. Parker
David Strouse
Rockville
Ind
H. B. Greene
Indianapolis
Joseph M. Rice
Cincinnati
J. Hartsock
John Wlaskamp
Judge Parker
Governor Marshall
Wilson
Marshall
Parker
Slaton Expected Record Majority In Governor Race
A campaign committee statement released yesterday predicts a record majority for John M. Slaton in the Georgia governor race if turnout approaches a full vote. They claim reports from five to twenty-five counties show broad support with only Bibb County opposed, and emphasize Slaton’s clean, direct outreach to voters and his strong statewide appeal.
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John M. Slaton
Slaton
Georgia
Slaten
Bibb
Hell
Mr. Slaton
Dlang
Staton
Water scandal aired in House linked to Tennessee insider
The House debate tied Richard W. Austin a Tennessee congressman to the Knoxville Power Company and a water power trust. Records show Austin and associates including Charles H. Treat and George R. Sullivan arranged an option to sell holdings for 160000 in 1910, later linked to the Aluminum Company of America and General Electric. Austin denied improper lobbying but admitted past stock and endorsements amid heated exchange.
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the Water Power Trust
Secretary of State of
Tennessee
Richard W. Austin
Great Water Power Trust
Mr. Rainey
F. R. Weller
Washington, D. C
Charles H. Treat
United States
Cromwell & Sullivan
Jin Interoceanic
Illinois
Arkansas
Austin
Rainey
Knoxville Power Company
Heirs of War Governor to Present Flag at Camp Joseph E. Brown
Heirs of Georgia's late governor will present flags to Camp Joseph E. Brown, VA. & V. at the governor's mansion on Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Members are urged to attend.
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Joseph E. Brown
Governors Mansion
Georgia
Pat
Judge T. E. Patterson Seeks Re election to Prison Board
Griffin judge T. E. Patterson appointed by Governor Hoke Smith last year to succeed General Evans is a candidate for re election. Patterson is the sole lawyer on the Prison Commission or among the candidates and is widely favored for an overwhelming victory due to his unique legal qualifications on the board.
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T. E. Patterson
Hoke Smith
Evans
Carey’s Thunderous Tones Drive Off Burglar at Home
Dan Carey, parks manager, fired a pistol to deter an intruder at 433 North Jackson Street. An escaped burglar, Don Johnson, a Rogers Pine Street delivery boy, was arrested for disorderly conduct after witnesses described a quick exit over the fence. Proceeding to trial on Thursday.
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Dan Carey
Parks
Carey
North Jackson Street
Preathieas
Mr. Carey
McHugh
Don Johnson
Rogers’ Pine Street
Alleged Search Of Berth Sparks $60,000 Damage Suit
Oliver B Burroughs and Mrs Burroughs sue Pullman Company and Central of Georgia Railroad for $60,000 claiming two conductors searched their lower berth on the Dixie Flyer while Mrs Burroughs wore only night robes causing public humiliation. Petitions filed in city court on March 14 seek $30,000 each.
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Oliver B
Burroughs
Pullman Company
Central of Georgia Railroad Company
Burroughs Ahere
Atlanta
Senkoonvilla
Negro Chauffeur Burned In Garage Fire
A back-fire and gasoline explosions ignited the Woodward Lumber Company garage on Benjamin Street last night around eight. Firefighters fought the blaze for about 30 minutes, damaging four motor trucks and leaving the structure charred. Phillips, the negro chauffeur, was badly burned while cranking a car when a flame jet hit a nearby gas tank. He was taken to Grady Hospital in an ambulance.
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Woodward Lumber Centepany
Benjamin Street
Phillips
Grady Hospital
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