Judge Jones Warns Indict Any Interference in Court Orders
In Montgomery on August 21 Judge Thomas G Jones warned jurors to indict state or county officials who obstruct or resist federal court orders halting state railroad laws. The judge pressed the court’s duty to enforce, citing federal supremacy and possible detentions or indictments for obstruction. Governor Comer says he may call an extra legislative session by October 1 to enact necessary enforcement laws if railroads do not comply. Federal court actions to pause prosecutions for rate violations are being addressed by county solicitors and attorneys general.
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Foraker on Taft Taft Tariff Debate At Chautauqua
Georgetown Ohio August 21 Senator Foraker in a Columbus speech criticizes Secretary Tafts tariff revision views. He argues the Hepburn bill lacks needed provisions and warns against rushing rate making. He cites labor costs and urges public consultation before any tariff changes amid southern resistance and the new rebellion in North Carolina and Alabama.
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Hulbert Warns Japan Threatens Southern Cotton Markets
Professor HB Hulbert visiting Atlanta warns that Japan seeks to seize Korea and block cotton exports, risking South’s market access. He cites Korea’s 13,000,000 people behind his cause and urges U.S. southern action to safeguard forthcoming Far East trade, Panama Canal links, and raw cotton supply.
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Bibles barred at Alabama insane hospital testifies
Montooners August 21 special report describes Mr Crenshaw of Montgomery a former inmate testifying that patients were not allowed Bibles at the hospital and that a patient was beaten and restrained for speaking to visitors and writing to the superintendent The witness notes a Supreme officer named Senator Merritt appointed to a commission in place of Senator Spragins amid ongoing investigations
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Return of the President at Oyster Bay on Mayflower
The presidential yacht Mayflower, with President Roosevelt and party aboard, anchored at Oyster Bay at 5 PM after a longer than expected return from Provincetown due to dense fog. Conditions cleared, the president and party were ashore shortly after the Mayflower anchored as torpedo boat Weyden and Hopkins escorted the vessel.
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Brown Defends Suspension Over Rights of the People
Commissioner Brown says his suspension came after he urged rights of the people and exposed that freight rate reductions benefited manufacturers and jobbers while consumers saw no gains. He cites governor pressure and legal limits on rate cuts, vowing to act according to duty and counsel.
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Dentist Pulled Tooth. Davis Succumbs From Neck Injury
Chicago August 21 George Datta 38 died in county hospital from a broken neck, attributed to a dentist’s forceful extraction. Davis, who had gone to a dentist a week earlier for a difficult tooth pull, claimed the dentist jerked him severely. Doctors believe the dental effort may have dislocated part of his spinal column.
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Fourth wreck for Bryan going to a Chautauqua
Belvidere Illinois August 21 Williams Jennings Bryan narrowly escaped a wreck on the Chicago and North Western line. He recalled four previous derailments on speaking tours as passengers fled for safety along the tracks. Three coaches were derailed including the day coach Bryan rode, the baggage car opened switch caused the incident and delayed his Chautauqua circuit.
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Governor Suspends Rail Road Commissioner Brown
Governor Smith suspends Rail Road Commissioner Joseph V. Brown with six weeks left in his term. Succeeding him is S. G. McLendon of Thomasville, sworn in by the governor after the order. The suspension cites unspecified grounds under code 2183, with the governor declining to publicly explain the reason.
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Weather Forecast for Washington Anguet and Georgia
Partial forecast indicates Thursday and Friday with likely thunderstorms. Georgia shows partly sunny periods with possible thundershowers and southwest winds.
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