Bull Leaders Say Cotton Prices to Climb Next Year
In New York August 29 bull leaders Hayne Browne and Scales issued a signed statement predicting higher prices for cotton next year. They cited last season’s short crop and 15 cents as a fair price, say 14,000,000 bales was the record, and that the coming season offers producers an opportunity not fully appreciated. The statement notes spinners, robbers, and retailers faced with small supplies helped sustain the advance. continued on Page Eight.
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New York
J— A
Hayne
Browne and Scales
Leprosy’s Last Stand Reported by U S Surgeons
Three surgeons of the United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service on Molokai have grown leprosy bacilli outside the human body in pure culture. The team, led by Dr Moves T. Clegg and including Dr Donata H. Currie, Dr Walter R. Brinkerhoff, and Dr H T Hollmann, aimed to produce a vaccine or serum and to follow the diphtheria antitoxin model. After months of work and a near setback, cultures survived, rekindling hope for a preventive or curative vaccine against leprosy.
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Washington
Molaket
Coral Island
Hanseh
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Moves T. Clegg
Mantle
Cloes
Manila
Donata H. Currie
Walter R. Brinkerhof
H.T. Hollmann
Troops Use Riot Clubs to End Columbus Riots
Rioting flared in Columbus Ohio during a streetcar strike as police soldiers and deputies rounded up seventy five suspects. A dynamite attack on an east side car failed and crowds were dispersed by soldiers with riot clubs, with many shots fired. Businesses were closed for the night and detainees held on police orders for investigation.
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Colunbius
Ohio
Leonard Avenues Noa Twentieth Street
Cold Comfort Coming to Taft
Progressive Republicans will control the Taft era council meeting in Topeka on August 29. They aim to name Governor Stubbs temporary chair, Senator Bristow permanent chair, and Victor Murdock on the resolutions, drafting a sharp progressive platform while avoiding direct attacks on stand-patters. Taft will be congratulated for postal savings banks and progressive railroad law, with pledges shaped to fit Bristow, Murdock, and Madison.
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Topeka
Kan
Republican Party Council
Stubbs
Senator Bristow
Victor Murdock
Congress
Taft
Bristow
Murdock
Madison
Why Lagercrantz Was Called Home
Stockholm August 2 The official statement declares the retirement of Herrman de Lagercrantz from the Swedish ministry at his personal wishes. His return is described as a diplomatic reshuffle ahead of the upcoming campaign.
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Lagercrantz
Stockholm
Man de Lagercrants
New York
Railway graft trial reveals comments on Monon official’s death
In Chicago on August 29 the hearing resumed for Frank B Harriman Charles L Ewing and John M Taylor ex Central railway officials charged with car repair fraud. Theophil Reuther testified Ostermann Manufacturing stock tied to an order for 10000 car doors and 3600 shares given to Ira G Rawn, Monon president, who was later found shot dead at his Winnetokka summer home. Rawn’s death looms as a potential key witness in the case and the trial exposed threats to Reuther if she disclosed what she knew. Continued on Page Two.
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Chicago
Today
Frank B. Harriman
Charles L. Ewing
John M. Taylor
Umnoss Central
Bruggemeyers
Theophil Reuther
Ostermann Manufacturing Company
Ira G. Rawn
Ostermann
Reuther
Rawn
Winnetoka
Monon Railroad
Hilola
Two Atlanta Mayoral Candidates Ready to Quit
Mayor Maddox rejects second term bid and asks supporters to stop pursuing it. If he changes course, Fletcher A. Quillian and E S Pomeroy say they will withdraw, while Councilman Steve Johnston already pulled out in Maddox's favor. Quillian emphasizes prior service on city expansion and bond work.
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Maddox
E. E. Pomeroy
F. A. Quillian
Atlanta
Robert Maddox
W. L. Deel
Peel
Steve BR. Johnston
Fletcher A. Quillian
Johnston
Qolilian
Pomeroy
Rince
Tallulah River Claims Victim Miss Marjorie Miller
Miss Marjorie Miller an 18 year old from New Orleans drowned at Tallulah Falls Georgia while bathing near Chasm Brink hotel. Despite swift current and expert swimmers, her body was not recovered as darkness fell. Her death casts gloom over the resort where she summered with her mother while her father lectured in Europe.
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Tallulah Falls
Marjorie Miller
New Orleans
Chasm Brink Hotel
Tallulah River
Bad Branch
Miss Milter
Europe
Misa
Georgia Tax Rate to Stay at Constitutional Millage Level
The state tax rate for Georgia for this year will stay at the constitutional millage level, unchanged from 1909, with Comptroller General Wright and Governor Brown to set it today. Despite a $200,000 revenue rise, current expenses exceed income as appropriations grew by over $600,000, including increased pensions and school funding beyond 1989 levels.
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Georgia
Wright
Brown
Tax Commission
Viste
Cherokes
Maine to Be Raised With All Evidence Plans
Beverly Massachusetts August reports John F O Rourke of New York presented plans to President Taft to raise the battleship Maine in Havana harbor within a year using pneumatic caissons and steel cofferdams. About 1000 men would be recruited for the operation and the government would explore all arms of the force for the project.
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Beverly
Mass
Sft
Havana
John F. O'Rourke
New ‘York
Taft
Maine
Egissons and Steel
Esralah
Democratic leaders back Roosevelt for third term in Denver
Governor Shafroth and Mayor Speer, both Democrats, endorsed Theodore Roosevelt in Denver in a large outdoor gathering. The enthusiastic crowd cheered as the two officials voiced support for a continued Roosevelt presidency. Continued on Page Two.
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Denver
Roosevelt
Colo
Theodore Roosevelt
Shafroth
Colorado
Speer
Weather Prophecy Brings Showers and Winds Along Coast
A weather notice predicts showers on Tuesday for Georgia with moderate winds along the coast. Wednesday is forecast to be fair with cooler temperatures and lingering breezes shaping coastal conditions for residents and travelers.
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Georgia
Snederste
Roosevelt Attacks Supreme Court in Denver Speech
Theodore Roosevelt denounced the supreme court in a Denver address to the Colorado legislature, arguing two decisions betrayed democracy and could topple the American system. Crowds packed venues as he spoke on conservation, ethics in politics, and a vigilant press.
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Denver
Cal
Supreme Court of the United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Colorado
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Roonsvere Wes
National Tare Brook Association
Colorado Live Stock Association
Denver Press Club
Overtend Park
House
Senate
New York
Newspapers and advertisers obligations in ad placement
A merchant argues newspapers owe advertisers ongoing service beyond contracts. The reply stresses cooperative duties, clean proofs, accurate rendering, and careful layout by the make up staff to please advertisers, especially in the final insertion stage.
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Scales
Leprosy
U. S
Sorder
Columbus
Mary
Kansas
G.O. P
Aldrich
Republican Party
Monon
Heuther
Heather
Mayor Maddox
Coluy
Mbus, Ohio
Rapids
Tax. Commission
White House
Veriows
Cldy
Boston
Cleer
Brownaville
Charleston
Cloud
Denvar
Aldy
Alvanton
Louleville
Montgomery
Xork
Oklahoma
Raleigh
Rein
Bt. Louis
St. Pa
Krevendt
Tempe
Toledo
Herrmann
Hich Court
Colonel Atacks
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