Thorough Probe of Judge Speer
Washington August 3. Representative Henry D Clayton will introduce a resolution authorizing a full investigation into charges against Judge Emory Speer of the southern district of Georgia. The move follows a 1913 report and aims to determine misconduct or impeachable behavior with witnesses to be summoned.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Henry D Clayton
House Judiciary Committee
Emory Speer
Georgia
Atorney
Smory Speer
House of Representatives
Clayton
House
Swayne
Hanford Archbald
Tee
Clasten
Money to Move Crops in West and South Banks
Representatives of the St Louis Clearing House association and the United States treasury approved about 34 million dollars worth of securities to be deposited with the treasury department in exchange for 3 million dollars in emergency currency. The funds will be distributed to national banks across the west and south to ease crop-moving stringency.
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St Louis
St Louis Clearing House Association
United States Treasury
Treasury Department
William R Harr Resigns as Assistant Attorney General
Washington reports William R Harr, assistant attorney general, has resigned effective September 1. The odd date August 35 appears in the snippet, but the resignation stands for the stated future effective date. Harr was in the AG’s office and his departure creates a vacancy to be filled.
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Wiliam R. Harr
Washington
William R
Marr
Prince
Canada
London
The
Daily Graphic
Princes Arthur of Connaught
Duke of Connaught
Roosevelt speaks on peace and suffrage in Chicago
In Chicago on August 25 Colonel Roosevelt, refreshed from travel, discusses peace after learning from Native communities. He praises the Progressive party's gains, asserts woman suffrage, and calls for Republicans to adopt progressive principles including judiciary stances. He argues for a public service oriented business policy.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Grace Wilbur Trout
Arizona
Progressive Club
Ulinels
Progressive Party
Abraham Lincoln
United States Supreme Court
Ambassador Page London Secures Lease for Official Home
Walter Page the American ambassador has secured a three year official residence by leasing No 6 Gre venor Square. He inspected many options but chose a plain but substantial dwelling in London’s best section.
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Ambassador Page
London
Walter Page
Grevenor Square
Slavery Report Says Thousands Held in Philippines
Washington reports slavery remains widespread in the Philippines with peonage common in Manila and across the islands. Commissioner Worcester notes child trafficking for grain and sale abroad, police and courts failing to curb the practice, and assembly resistance to anti slave laws.
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Washington
Philippines
Cty
Manila
Dean Worcester
Insular
War Department
China
Worcester
Supreme Court of the Islands
Philippine Assembly
Philippine
Iit
Court of Appeals of GA judgments affirmed in varied cases
A sweeping review of appeals affirms and reverses decisions from several Georgia courts. Lawyers for plaintiffs in error include J. Hammond, J. Moore, and H. Quince, among others, with numerous counties cited and many firm representatives named.
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Western Union Telegrapa Company
Carrot Superior Court
TW Krenman
Hotere & Uarvey Brewster Howell & Heyman
Wilingham
Huckeye Cotton Oil Company
Richmond
Euveriit Court
HC Hammond Witlem Ko Miller
Bryan Camming
Wonira McKlaney
Battie Brothers
Ely Court of Alpany
Cross
R J Bacon
Rua Ferrel
DJ Weafearn
Mann & Miller
centre Drau + Reynotty Rome
Guana Company
Tran Lay Venirt
Guethorpe
ledge Creer Jobatt @ Soo
Moora Contrary
Modlin
Ademnistratete
Smith
al _ trom
Dity Court of Atlanta
Reit
James ¢ Hoy
Ov Kennedy
City Court of
Thoriaeville
Wooh
Hamnmond Roseer
Brandan
JH Merrit
Theodore Tite
Vernon v Stata
City Court of Jattersom
Jonas 'Ray & Ray
Mnago Tinmnes
WF Way
Satop & Naecontra Lampkin
City of
Roma
Thy Court of Hlovd
Reeve Warldor & Doval
Max Meyertiandt
Ronira
Ocitia Sowtherss RetIrens Company
Morton
Berrian Experior vourt—Juege
JD Lovett Nbeise & Wali
HJ Quince
Court of Fshertons
Tagge Grogan, Worley & Nall
Fayne
Ely
Miller County
Columbian National Lite Tesuraveo Company
Mulkesrom City Court of
WB Robinson Contre Lote Y Walker
Fem Fulton Etperfor Court— Tudee Prndleton McClelland & McClelland
Tory
Davenport Named for Americus Office
Washington August 25 President Wilson nominated Georgia postmasters Davenport Americus McArthur Cordele and Mary J Carswell Jeffersonville Representative Hughes recommended L M Peacock Jr for Bastrean postmaster Endorsements sent to post offices department Mrs Abbie Yeomans Adrian resigns over time duties John T Botfenllet returns to Washington to resume senate clerk duties Fudge Newt Morns visits post office department J T Bowden Waycross attorney plans to stay for the President's Mexico message tomorrow.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Wilson
Georgia
DF Davenport
Americus
McArthur
Cordele
Mary Jh. Carswell
Jeffersonville
Hughes
L. M. Peacock, Jr
Bastrean
Postofites
Abbie B. Yeomang
Adrian
Yeomans
John T. Botfenllet
Senate
Botfeutet
J . T Bowden
Waycross
Mexico
Congress
Torrow
United States Consul Stabbed by Spaniard in Huelva
In Huelva on August 26 William J Alcock the American consular agent was stabbed in the back at his desk by a Spaniard named Belarano who believes Americans stole his invention patents. Alcock was severely wounded but is expected to recover. Bejatane was sent to jail.
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Huelva
Spain
William J Alcock
Alcock
Belarano
Americana
Bejatane
Quiet Erie Strike Passes With Few Incidents
In Erie Pennsylvania on August 25 state police maintained a quiet scene as a strike went on with no visible value at stake and no arrests. Eleven men detained by state police after Saturday’s disorder were released by Mayor Stein in police court on small fines or suspended sentences.
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Evie
Erie
Stein
Visiting cautions on high living costs at Kansas City pawn shop
Kansas City August 25 Ralph Parry, manager of the Kansas City municipal pawn shop, urges staying home and paying for board when visiting. He notes at least a dozen people pledged their jewelry within two weeks, reflecting widespread strain and frugality amid high living costs.
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Kansas City
Ralph Parry
Kansas Ciy Municipal
Perry
Relatives And Friends Visiting Drive Up Costs
Mseses relatives and friends visiting them have caused grow and butcher bills to mount so high that more money was necessary.
Cold Day in August in Cleveland News Brief
A hot day turned cold with the city recording the coldest temperature of the summer, 52 degrees, amid valley frost as early as the morning. Joe.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Joe
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