Underwood and Hobson in Alabama Senate Fight
Montgomery February 16. The seven months battle between Oscar Underwood, Alabama’s majority leader in the House, and Richmond Hobson for the U S Senate vacancy narrows as Democratic primaries approach. Hobson, the ex-naval hero, campaigns nationwide while Underwood rests his bid but remains active in Alabama. Prohibition and corporate influence figures color the race as joint debates waver and governorship contenders emerge for the April primary. Political tensions rise with accusations of absenteeism, liquor interests, and intense regional strategy shaping the contest.
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State Game and Fish Commissiones
Officers Named for Red and Black at Georgia
Athens Ga February 15 Special The meeting of the athletic association of the University of Georgia has chosen officers for the Red and Black weekly athletic periodical. Roles include president Rowntree editor in chief Red and Black Burford athletic editor Hastings social editor Quarterman exchange editor T J Smith circulation manager Hollingsworth. Four candidates to present to the athletic board for team manager and financial manager are C B Davis E D Cuckhe Jack Daniel and D K Overstreet with WV H Robertson and C M Tanner as assistants.
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Jack Daniel
D K Over Street
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C M Tanner
Riot Scenes Enacted in Japanese Parliament
Tokyo February 15 The lower house endured unprecedented disorder as opposition members destroyed a ballot box to block the business tax. The chaotic session extended late into the night with obstructionists pressing the government aside. Reports say a naval officer was found guilty of bribery in a deal with a German contracting firm. a court martial will be ordered.
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Diamonds Found Under Barn Floor in Chicago Heist
Diamonds valued at 2000 of an 8000 dollar theft were recovered today from beneath a barn Mooring on Chicago West Side. Youth Frank Dizzina led police to the jewels saying a sample cage was stolen by three youths who feared the value. They confided in two older men who allegedly took the gems. The case belonged to Arsene Pernette of New York.
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Dirzna
Arsene Pernette
New York
Funeral for Mrs. Kate Sherwood Toledo Editor and Editor
Funeral services for Mrs Kate Brownlee Sherwood widow of Representative Sherwood of Ohio who died here early today will be held tomorrow She will be buried in Toledo later in the week She was a well known editor and contributor to magazines She was 70 years old Paralysis was the immediate cause of death.
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Scouts Decorated at Washington Convention Honors Earners
Mrs Wilson presented Eagle badges to five boys including Woden George Smallwood and Fred Reed at the Boy Scouts of America convention in Washington where over 1009 scouts and leaders gathered. Secretary Daniels and the president’s wife attended while the group witnessed the groundbreaking of the Lincoln Memorial statue fund on the Potomac.
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Blind Senator Gore On The Stand Today
Oklahoma City February 11 United States Senator Gore of Oklahoma is expected to take the stand in district court tomorrow morning as a witness in his own defense in a 50000 damage suit filed by Mrs Minnie Bond alleging he attacked her in a Washington hotel last year The defense nears completion and arguments are expected to begin Tuesday James B R Jacobs in whose room the alleged offer occurred may testify for the plaintiff The Gores spent the day receiving callers and attending a dinner party
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Oklahoma
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Gore
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Senator
Storm the male trust the way to gain suffrage
Mrs Desha Breckridge of Kentucky urged suffragists to storm the male political trust during a Susan B Anthony birthday rally under the National American Woman Suffrage Association. Sen Moses E Clapp and Sen John R Shafroth spoke, urging power behind demands and noting a constitutional amendment proposal from eighteen years prior. Antoinette Funk said preparations for congressional campaigns are under way to show representatives unsafe seats if they ignore suffrage demands.
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Atlanta Pastor Defends Sermon After Editorial Criticism
Dr A R Helderby of Wools Memorial church replies to a recent Constitution editorial. He clarifies his sermon on Atlanta's assets based on the Sodom story, denies labeling Atlanta as Sodom, notes improved morals over ten years, and asserts the city’s cleaner conscience and ongoing reforms.
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Cold Grips Fade as President Wilson Rests
President Wilson remains in residence at the White House after a three day illness. He lunched and dined with his family and has not yet confirmed plans to return to his desk tomorrow. Officials say no engagements are set while his condition is watched.
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Wilson
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Hope Victim Robbed At Boulevard Bridge
John Reed of 224 Capitol Avenue was robbed by two men at the Boulevard bridge near Decatur Street. They demanded money, took his hat, and warned of a cold, taking only 60 cents and a worn pocketbook. Reed provided descriptions. no further clues.
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Crane Responds to Brannen Over Graft Claims
Samuel Crane, accusing Turnkeys Tom Bayndé and Dolph Brannen of graft in the police department, issues a rebuttal calling Brannen a liar. He says the attack aims to intimidate witnesses and confirms charges will be pressed, offering a possible personal conference to discuss the matter.
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Tom Bayndé
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Jeff Davis Primary Set For March 28
Hazlehurst Ga February 16 Special The new democratic executive committee of Jeff Davis county met yesterday elected Hon A J Harrington chairman and fixed March 28 as the date for the county primary for judge of the circuit court Hon James R Grant has no opposition Clerk of the Superior Court R J Roddenberry has no opposition For sheriff W H Dills the present incumbent opposed by L E Evans For tax collector W L Reagan opposed by L P Nowell and M B Odum For receiver W T Mims the present receiver opposed by A B Williams WT Rickerson and for treasurer the old treasurer H Girtman does not stand for re election and Otto Middlerton editor of the Haslehurst News opposed by L W Spell and A O McGachin As yet no one has announced for shelter of the circuit court
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New
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Roddenberry
W H Dills
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L P Nowell
M B Odum
T Mims
A B Williams
Rickerson
H © Girtman
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Haslehurst News
L W Spell
A O McGachin
Circuit Court
Gore aides in court dispute over appointment and conspiracy claim
The trial began Wednesday with Mrs Bond the first witness alleging Senator Gore attacked her during a conference about her husband Julian Bona's federal appointment. Attorneys closed their case after about a dozen witnesses testified for the defense and six for the plaintiff.
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Fragmented political intrigue cited in court filing
The text outlines a frame up allegation surrounding a senator and an admiral with threats and alleged incidents. It notes witnesses for the plaintiff facing disappointment while defense attorneys claim the testimony supports their case. A political patronage backdrop appears, with age noted as seven.
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