Ballinger Inquiry Bristles As Glavis Testifies On Missing Letters
Washington February 14 The Ballinger Pinchot inquiry grew tense as Louis Glavis testified and attorney John W Vertrees revealed letters missing from Seattle land office files. Glavis accused officials of frame ups while denouncing officials who would stoop to such tricks provoking spectator protests and a warning from Chairman Nelson.
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Spectatora
Ballinger
Washington
Ballinger-Pinchot
John W. Vertrees
Cor |Ecretary
Louis R. Glavis
Vertrees
Ginneft
Seattle
Glav Glavia
Nelson
C. A. Christiansen
Glavis
Land Office
Department of the Interior
Gravis
Ballinger and Bennett
Trennett
Glavin
Alaska
Cunningham
Vektrees
Apple
Dennett
Train Collision Near Macon Slays Five, Wounds Dozens
A head-on crash on the Georgia Southern and Florida railroad 19 miles below Macon between Wellaton and Bonaire killed five instantly and injured many as trains No 2 and No 5 collided on a curve. Engineers Yates and Fuss among the injured, with crews of Macon rushing relief trains as wreckage blocked the line in a swamp.
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Macon
Georgia Southern and
Floyida
Wellaton
Bonaire
W. ¥. Yates
A. R. Johnson
I. B. Ingalls
Duprie
Kathleen
Leroy Fuss
Robert Wiliams
Elder
Worth
Bael
W. L. Wheeler
Wellston
J. F. Blount
Orangeburg
S.C
George Bernhart
Loretta Putnam
Engineer Gates
Yates
Fras
Sheppard Young
Fuss
Macon Hospital
Grady
Uncle Joe Cannon Warns Democrats To Follow Old Rules
Washington February 14. Speaker Cannon, amid rivers and harbors debate, reflected on his verdict and dictatorship image. He warned Democrats that if they gain power they must adhere to old rules, urging orderly procedure and majority power while approving the rivers and harbors bill.
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Hy Jobo Corgan
Washington
Cannon
Chicago ‘Tribune
Democrata
Uncle Solem
Joe
Leite
Mawarl
Canpon
Bighangn
Star Players Canned At Tech Amid Student Uproar
Georgia Tech faces student protests after Buck and Mayer are dismissed by the faculty over baseball performance. Enraged students paint murals on Swan dorm walls with slogans such as Boggs or Baseball and Buck fired as Mayer Groan. A mass meeting and petitions follow the incident.
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Georgia Tech
Georgia
Tech
Powers That Be
Buck
Mayer
Buchanan
Murer
Swan
Boggs
Brothers
Toby
Bindery of Debate on Cotton Exchange Law Wealth Claims
Mulberry Sellers faces a house agriculture committee hearing as A R Marsh vice president of the New York Cotton Exchange asserts that the law of compensation fails and that on exchange every participant makes money while most trades are illegitimate. Marsh argues the burden shifts to the final consumer and that false market data only affects prices for a few hours. He criticizes Herbert Knox Smith’s report as inadequate on hedging.
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Marsh
New York Exchange
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington, D. C
House Committee On Agriculture
New York Cotton Exchange
Toney
Exchange
A. R. Marsh
Herbert Knox Smith
Smith
Ballot Advice Appears in Political Rally
Fragmentary OCR notes reference advice or guidance about a ballot linked to a Walter McElreath and a committee, with uncertain names and locations. The readable fragment suggests a political context and a call to influence voting, but key details remain unclear.
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Ranagias
Apvises Pelarath
Advige
Walter McElreath
Dnd
Emmy
Romiany Pea
Town Stays Dry for 50 Years to Gain Waterworks Plant
Hudson Ohio residents vote 162 to 97 to remain dry for 50 years in exchange for a waterworks plant electric lights sewerage system and other improvements. Millionaire James W. Ellsworth offered benefits if dry. town initially painted homes white and planned hedges and shade trees but factions urged a return to saloons.
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Hudson
Ohio
James W. Bilsworth
Hudiwen
New York
Ellsworth
Cartersville Joe Cannons Have Their Troubles
Cartersville Georgia February 14 Special. Since the downfall of Uncle Joe Cannon ta the lower house insurgents a coincidence of fatal incidents follows local namesakes. Joe Cannon, a respected negro, was shot in the back by Jesse Cooke after refusing to stand and deliver. Cooke awaits execution on the 87th of the month. The article notes the irony of shared names and a trend toward a more democratic era among the local gang. Also included is a brief item about Mrs. Suganagh Guseman Cobun, a 104 year old daughter of Abraham Guseman, a Revolutionary War enlistee. The writeup mixes local rumor with genealogical pride.
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Cartersville
Joe Cannon
Congress
Jesse Cooke
Darks
Chat. Gang
Birmingham
Ala
Jgo
Big Gang
Merle Guns
Satlanta Votes On Bond Issue At Polls Today
Polling places listed for Yarlona wards as voters head to the polls under clear skies. Poll sites include West Mitchell Street for First Ward and county courthouse basement for Second Ward, with Ward B spots at Poole's store and East Fair street, and further stations at addresses across the city. Voters are urged to participate in one of the largest turnouts in city history.
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Yarlona
Mitchell Street
County
J. L. Poole
Pryor Street
D. R. Evans
East Fair Street
South Boulevard
Fourth
Marietta Street
Ponders Avenue
Fifth Ward
Chestnut Street
Kennedy Street
Hartford Rubber Works
North Pryor Street
Sheth
Waet B-Abbotts Furniture
Tabernacle Place
Seventh Ward
Mrs
Gordon Street
Lucile Avenue
Ivdge
Langston's Court Room
Peachtree
Tenth Streets
Inman Park
Edgewood Avenue
Waddell Street
J. A. Tordan
Leggett Avenue
Tucker & McMurray's
Lee Street
Oakland Avenue
Glenn Streal
Humphries Street
D. A. Stevens
Edgewood Ave
Voting for bonds dominates Atlanta voters today
Citywide bond election drive reaches peak as workers in all departments, stores, factories, and wards prepare to cast ballots. Polls open 7 a.m. and close 6 p.m. with many workers granted time off to vote. City Hall to close at 1 p.m. for vote casting. waterworks and sanitary departments also receive half day.
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Atlanta
Automobil
City Hall
Weather Prophecy: Fair and Warmer in Georgia
Forecaster predicts fair warm Tuesday with getting wetter by Wednesday rain. A milder spell ends with cooler air and moderate south winds shaping the weather outlook.
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Georgia
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Coal Land Probe
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Shackleton
Ernest H. Shackleton
National Geo
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Dr. Matheson
Caton
JOE Cannons
Morgantown
W. Va
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Daughpists
Cobun
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Alear
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