Warmer Georgia forecast with showers possible
Georgia weather outlook shows continued warmth with Thursday and Friday likely to bring showers and thunderstorms. Cooler expectations for the afternoon, variable winds, and temperatures peaking around today. Local reports include last night’s high near 92 and a holiday proclamation for Labor Day.
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Asheville
Gainesville
Clarke for Senator Fight Prompts Joint Debate Plan
John H Clarke, a leading Youngstown attorney now in Cleveland, will canvass Ohio with Mayor Johnson and other Democrats. He plans to challenge United States Senator Hanna in joint debates during the campaign, signaling a bold bid for the Senate as the party consolidates around Johnson and Bryan in state and national contests.
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Judge George Gray Deaf to That Presidential Boom
LLMington Del August 26 Judge George Gray chairman of the arbitration board that settled the coal strike in Birmingham Ala says he has read stories naming him a presidential candidate but does not take them seriously and believes the so called boom will amount to nothing. He does not care to discuss the matter though he is pleased his friends think highly of him.
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Georgia Oil Mills Merged Into Trust
Georgia independent cotton seed oil mill owners meet in Macon and form a cooperative trust. Twenty seven Georgia towns represented, including Atlanta and Savannah. Session held behind closed doors, secret negotiations, and a common price schedule agreed for cotton seed oil, meal, and related products to govern future business.
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Stiles Granted Overnight Reprieve On Gallows Trap
Cuero Texas August 26 Standing upon the gallows trap his hands and feet manacled and the sheriff placing the black cap on his head Sain Stiles was reprieved for two days by Governor Lanham The report notes infatuation for his wits as a possible motive and mentions the execution setup and delay.
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Sain Stiles Todey
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Record Set For Fast Global Circumnavigation
New York August 25 Henry Frederick who left New York July 2 on the steamship Deutschland to circle the globe and beat the record returned tonight on the New York Central. Frederick completed the circuit in forty four days seven hours and twenty minutes setting a new record for the shortest time to circumnavigate the globe.
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Vesuvius Erupts In Noisy Lava Stream At Naples
Naples witnesses a dramatic eruption as Vesuvius spits lava and red hot stones from the central cone. A 16 foot wide lava flow travels 2,700 feet by early evening, with observers elated yet many panicked. the observatory is protected by a lava shield and tramway remains unharmed as the eruption wanes.
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Vesuvius
Shortage of cotton hurts England in August trade
Balter England August reports the cotton trade in a worse state than in April due to tight supply and heavy demands on cotton by many firms, pressures on the market increasing as the textile sector suffers from limited material availability and rising costs.
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Balter
War clouds lower over Querbalkans decree death
Fragmentary OCR reads as a chaotic item claiming war clouds are lowering over Querbalkans with a decree of death. The text is unclear but suggests a geopolitical notice or propaganda fragment without verifiable details.
Vast Macedonian Crisis Prompts Powers to Act
In Sofia a huge Macedonian meeting urged immediate European intervention as bloodshed escalates. Attendees praised a Russian naval visit and demanded action from great powers, warning that without aid the region will see more massacres and extirpation of Bulgarians.
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American sculptress Kahne Beveridge weds Willam Bran in London
In London at George II church Hanover Square the marriage of Kahne Beveridge American sculptress and Willam Bran son of Johannesburg is reported. The ceremony could not be held in France due to marriage laws. Guests arriving at Trouville found no bride or groom as notices of the change in venue were not relayed. Bran, a Kentuckian by birth, has long been involved in major mining interests in South Africa.
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Ruin Descends From the Skies Over Iowa and Kansas
Clouds burst over Council Bluffs and Frankfort causing flash floods and widespread property damage. In Council Bluffs, streets flooded, hundreds displaced, stocks damaged, and rail lines blocked with losses around $500,000. In Kansas, Nemaha and Marshal counties face $800,000 in crop and livestock losses as grain swept away and bridges washed out. Fires sparked by lightning add to the damage in St Louis, as rainfall soaks streets and sewers.
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Elm Street houses burned in early morning fire
Fire broke out at about 1 am in two small houses on Elm Street occupied by Black residents. No. 41 was destroyed, the adjacent dwelling suffered partial damage. Both houses were owned by H. C. Gings.
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Rat Bite Fatal to Wisconsin Legislator David Williams
Cambria Wis August 28 David G Williams aged 70 or is reported dead from blood poisoning after being bitten by a rat two weeks ago He served in the war and was a member of the lower house of the state legislature His death ends a long public career marked by service in the state government
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Twenee
Brave Woman Fends Off Intruder With Shotgun
In Hoganville Georgia, a unknown Black man came to the back steps of George Moore's home asking for food. Mrs Moore grabbed a nearby shotgun and fired, the assailant dodged the blast and fled. she escaped with her baby to a neighbor's house. The intruder remains at large.
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Macon
Lucile Mann
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Chip of Old Block Nominated for State Senate in Hawaii
Baltimore native Colonel A P Gorman Jr son of Senator A P Gorman wins the Hawaii county Democratic convention nomination for state senate after a decisive victory. He is about 40 years old and follows in his father’s political footsteps from thirty years ago. Treasury balances report available cash 370,424 and gold 101,009,167.
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Gorman
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