Osborn Attacks West In Georgia Senate Row
Savannah news notes Hon W W Osborne republished in The Constitution, railing at Bill West and challenging his campaign candor. He cites West's recent statements, Steed's retirement context, and argues for direct public answers over high sounding platitudes. Continued on Third Page.
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West Comments on Speakership Controversy and Mitchell Support
Hon. W. S. West wires The Constitution denying responsibility for letters about the race. He says his record is clear, he supported Mr. Mitchell for speaker against Mr. Morris, and he will not comment further until he reads Mr. Osborne’s letter. He emphasizes his own vote and the record speaks for itself.
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Turkish Official Gnouteff Murdered in Trans-Caucasia
A Turkish official named Gnouteff was assassinated by Armenians near Vagarshapad in Trans-Caucasia. The motive was political. The mayor at nearby location was shot and killed, with most residents unharmed.
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Tears in Court as Mrs Chadwick Chooses Trustee
In Cleveland February 1 Attorney Leeser elected trustee by creditors in the Chadwick bankruptcy. Mrs Chadwick wept in court and opposed Loeser, who won a majority of $47,507 in claims from 32 creditors versus $27,079 from 16 for Dunmore. Several large claims were presented or withdrawn, with security details on the Carnegie note and related notes. Mrs Chadwick later paid a carriage bill from her funds after Deputy Marshals arrived at the county jail.
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Naval coal transport contracts to American ships
The Navy Department awards Lindse & Co contracts to transport 60 009 tons of coal to the naval station at Cavite Philippines using foreign bottoms. By presidential direction Cavite will hold at least 79 000 tons, with additional coal shipments to follow as storage capacity permits.
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Plan to Widen Cotton Market
A Washington report on February 18 details a plan to widen foreign markets for American cotton and cotton goods. A committee from the New Orleans convention will meet President Roosevelt Monday to present views and urging administrations to push demand for both raw cotton and finished goods.
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South Dakota Opposes Buying More North Carolina Bonds
North Carolina senators Simmons and Overman met South Dakota leaders Gamble and Kitridge who reassured that South Dakota will not purchase further North Carolina bonds despite Governor Glenn's concerns in a February letter. The talks centered on the interstate dispute over bond recovery between the two states as Washington reports the positions of each delegation.
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Cotton acreage to be reduced by farmers groups
Hartwell Georgia February 1 Special Hart county cotton growers organize under A J McMullan chairman A A McCurry secretary and W McMullan treasurer Eight hundred farmers sign pledge to cut cotton acreage 25 percent from 1904 and to reduce fertilizer use at least 25 percent Also farmers holding cotton no sales reported in county Madison county Alabama farmers c o n v e n t i o n votes to curtail acreage 33 3 percent and fertilizer use 59 percent Talbot county Georgia forms Southern Cotton Growers Association branch with Leonard Smith Sewell and others to cooperate Sweden Norway consulate question sent to committee of nine teen to date involved parties left and moderate groups
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Admits Part in Milan Murder Robbery Case
McLeod, jailed in McRae Ga on February 1, confesses involvement in the murder and robbery of Joe Studstill. He implicates Tobe Lowry and Rawlins, both married men, as accomplices. Lowry is in custody. Rawlins fled Milan on an early train yesterday. A reward is offered for his capture.
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Five Men Killed as Rock Falls at Pottsville Mine
Five men died and thirteen injured in a collapse at Lyttle operation No 2 slope No 1 colliery Pottsville Pa on February 18 when a gunboat loaded with workers descending the shaft was struck by falling rock. Names include Henry Moore Daniel Degan Sylvester Pellock Peter Mostofeye George Butler. Two injured sent to Pottsville Hospital.
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Death lurks in air for Romanoff house
Paris notes recall Grand Duke Sergius, a strict anti reform voice, who once urged harsh measures against liberals. His assassination shocks officials and press, while semi official dispatches warn of autocracy danger. Services at the Russian church, condolence visits, and Parisian public interest follow the tragedy.
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Peach growers push freight charge protest before senate panel
Washington reports that J A Dean of Rome will testify to Georgia fruit growers’ freight concerns before the senate interstate commerce committee, likely Monday. Louisvile and Nashville railroad president Bilton H Smith and general counsel Henry L Stone also spoke on Esch Townsend Bill constitutionality, with Armour Lines counsel outlining contracts and rebates concerns. Hearings resume Monday with further statements anticipated.
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Follow Sergius I Question in Russian Imperial Family
An imperial ukase restores Grand Duke Paul Alexandrovitch to his former rank and positions, while Armenian unrest and terror threaten Russia. Officials seek to shield the imperial family as murder and political strife deepen, and questions about potential peace moves loom.
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