Bacon Lashes Majority For Its Servile Attitude
Washington February 6 A notable constitutional debate in the Senate was sparked by Senator Bacon who argued that executive encroachment has grown under the present White House administration. He claimed Roosevelt era and Democratic caucuses suppressed Congress and threatened advisory powers over treaties. The discussion touched on Secretary Hay negotiations and Alaska and arbitration treaties with Spooner Foraker and others weighing in. The piece notes Patterson’s resolution and hints at continuation on page two.
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Jon Ohl
Washington
Senate
Bacon
White House
House
Roosevelt
Congress
Bacon and
Spooner
Foraker
Lodge
Tilman
Patterson
Petterson
Mo Spooner
Mir. Bacon
Hay
Wemeray
Mrr
Mr Bacon
Enator Foraker
Mr. Foraker
Georgia
Bacer
Congrésa
Pennsylvania
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AL Ate
Acre
Bante Domingo
Defal
Artist Freeman Shot 10 Death in Birmingham
George Freeman, a nominature artist formerly of Boston, was shot and killed in a Birmingham house of ill repute today at 1 o'clock. Five witnesses gave conflicting accounts. authorities suspect murder while two men and two women were arrested. Freeman, born in Germany, leaves a wife and young son, with sisters in Boston and friends in Atlanta.
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Birmingham
Ala
George Freaman
Boston
Atlanta
Parsons
Atanta
Freeman
Dick Ray
Charles Landsdowne
Irma Henderson
Marie Martin
Harry Matthews
Matty
Lhfe
Matthews
Germany
Jennie Freeman
J H. Barnes
New Orleans
Parson George H Simmons Found Dead in Peoria
Peoria February 6 Reverend George H Simmons pastor of First Baptist and bank president was found dead in bed amid investigations by state attorney and banks. A letter suggested no blame on Governor Yates, last message to loved ones. Coroner and physicians attributed death to potassium cyanide. banks faced runs as crowds gathered and actions planned. Simmons had moved from Terre Haute and led a senator campaign for Yates.
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Peoria
George H. Simmons
First Baptist Church
Fine Interstate Savings Bank
ePoples Savings Bank
Yates
Bia
Baker
Peoplea Savings ‘Bank
Roe Interstate Savings Bank
Anicker
Siemons
Terrefiante
Ind
Christ
Toca’ Nanager
Ampaign
Pholes
Ammons
Texas
Jackson
Fenn
Louvile
Two Boys Injured As Wagon Hit By Georgia Railway Car
A Georgia Railway and Electric Company work car struck a wagon carrying 5 year old George Sims Walker and his 11 month old brother Robert near Holton Georgia. George died and Robert was badly injured. The accident happened around 1 30 pm as the wagon neared an open crossing. The wagon was torn apart and bystanders say the car was moving at high speed. No arrests.
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George Sims Walker
M. M. Walker
Bolton
Robert
Galton
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Bert
M Walker
Tunn
Baltor
Holton
Wetter Works
Lyons
Bird
Nym Hart
Georgie Railway and Electric Company
Adil
Httle
ML Tayons
Good man elected governor bid urged by Tennessee candidate
Judge John B R Bond of Brownsville a Democratic gubernatorial hopeful spoke at Jonesboro urging Democrats to back a good man for governor. He offered to withdraw in favor of Judge Kirkpatrick of Jonesboro if Cox and Patterson would join to prevent a mistake, praising Kirkpatrick highly.
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Tennes
Knoxette
Tenn
John BR. Bond
Brownaville
Kirkpatrick
Pleads For Unborn Child Then Ends His Own Life
Cicero Taylor a 22 year old Bibb County saw mill worker in the Rutland district near Macon is found dead beside the road with a 44 caliber revolver shot through the temple. A note to his wife urges bravery for their unborn child and care for their children. Coroner’s jury rules death by his own hand. He had been married 17 months and left a wife and relatives. He had recently spoken of quitting work and was despondent. The incident occurred after a trip to Macon with neighbor J. L. Welch.
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Macon
Cicero Taylor
Rutland
Bibb
Taylor
J. L. Welch
Welch
Naw Mil
Eather
Young
Marten
Clean sheet demand may widen in Travelers' crusade
Knoxville February 6 W R Johnson national president of the Travelers' Protective Association says the clean sheet bill in Georgia will be endorsed by traveling men nationwide. If Georgia passes and operates the measure the association may extend it to other states through the national hotel committee. The collar tower ban is supported and Tennessee law requires fire escapes in hotels over two stories. Other states have enacted similar laws. Judge Candler in Washington reports Atlanta judge Juan Capiter traveling from Richmond to visit friends.
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Knoxville
Tenn
W. R Johnson
Travelers’ Protective Association
Georgia
National Association
Atepa
National Hotel Committee
Tennessee
State
Traveler's Protective Association
Woman's death investigated in Moultrin Georgia
Coroner Barber resumed the case of Mrs Stacy Tucker with post mortem exams by Dr H B Harris of Atlanta and Dr Everett Daniel of Moultrie. After six weeks the body was well preserved and no organ failures were found. Stomach analysis to be conducted in Atlanta. King Frederick funeral set for February 18 in Copenhagen.
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Mounlins
Barber
Stacy ‘Tucker
H. 8. Harris
Atlanta
Everett Daniel
Moultrie
Harris
Stolen Goods Packed in Trunk Recovered in Georgia
Louisville February 6 detectives Subigan and McCorkhill recovered two thousand dollars worth of stolen goods from a trunk in a room off West Broadway. Walter Bowen, 24, son of Pelham Ga former mayor, charged as a felon and fugitive, confessed to stealing items while employed as baggage muster on the Seaboard Air Line between Atlanta and Monroe. Bowen’s wife, questioned, asked to stay with him. several victims named, including Miss Mary Bond of Chattanooga and Miss Bond’s belongings found among the loot. Bowen implicated in burglaries dating back to July. he was taken to Atlanta by Special Agent Wood Newman of the Seaboard Air Line. Bowen’s father Charles Bowen runs a Pelham merchantile business. brothers Charlie and H J McDonald noted.
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Louisville
Subigan and MecCorkhill i S
West Broadway
Walter BE. Bowen
Pelham
Goode
Atlanta
Monroe
N. C
Jacksonville
Fla
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mea E Jones
Leo ] Levi ] Ford
C. P. Irvine
New York City
Iiss Bond
Bowen
Ling
Roac
Dan Aon Ghi
Wooe Newman
Beahoant Air Lane
Ceveranzeka
Pelham Yelham
Wo Bowen
Wooe Bowen
Acar
Charlies Howen
Telegraph
Operawr
Bere H J
Georgie Art Filovide
Louisville Whisky Bones
Act of Dishonor by Roosevelt Denounced in Congress
Democratic House leader Williams condemns the President and criticizes rule making bills, arguing they undermine constitutional norms. He warns of political and legal repercussions as the debate over executive power intensifies.
Opposed Moves to Renew Rates By Federal Courts
The Mississippi congressman denounces granting federal courts power to renew rates set by the Interstate Commerce Commission. He argues such a move dishonors President Roosevelt and betrays Democratic support, insisting the commission’s actions stand and courts should not override rate determinations. He warns it would surrender legislative aims and undermine the commission’s authority.
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Mocsissippi
Commission
Federa
Istams
Givre
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arine
Weather forecast for several southern states
Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday calls for rain in Georgia and South Carolina with intermittent showers in Eastern Florida and Louisiana, partly cloudy conditions in North Florida, northeast to east winds, and warmer temperatures in Alabama and Mississippi. Northern areas may see rain or snow with a mix of unsettled weather across the region.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Miorida
Florida
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
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Assautt
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Travelers’ Protective Association, Indorses
Georgia Idea
Candler
Juan Capiter
Richmond
Tucker
Copenhagen
Frederick
Ing
Christian
Walter Bowen
Pelham, Georgia
Williams
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Cusses
Byron
Obi
Rooseveltn
John Bhaca Willama
Epublican
Apasinat Judicial Review
Stends
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Clowry
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Jaan Augeion
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