Georgian Dual Candidacy Sparks Senate Speculation
Hardwick and Felder enter a shared bid for the U S Senate amid Georgia political maneuvering. Hardwick meets Senator Smith. campaign lines may limit broad support. Macon reports Attorney General Thomas B Welder poised to seek the unexpired Bacon term, with Borfeuillet and Cooper also eyed for potential entry.
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Hardwick
Regional Reserve Bank For
Atlanta
Georgia
McAdoo
Smith
Prem Macon
Macon
Thomas B. Welder
United States Senate
A. O Bacon
Johon T Borfeuillet
Behal
Boifueilia
Igghn R. Cooper
Macan
Appeal for Frank Delayed By Hope
A long, oblique appeal argues that in the Becker case and in this trial the atmosphere and media influence swayed the jury. The author alleges biased courtroom activity, misleading public statements, and improper witness handling that affected the verdict and trial fairness.
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Frank
Parcel post powers debated in Senate fight over Postmaster general authority
Washington February 27 Senate pits Bokt offic appropriation bill against Postmaster general power to change parcel post weights rates and zones. House backed amendment to curb such changes fails 33 to 24. Further votes stall weight limits and rural patron protections as lines drawn over rail service and employee death benefits remain unresolved with final decision anticipated tomorrow.
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Senate
Washington
House
Senate Post Office Committee
Rapkhead
Hatkhead
Clark
Wyoming
Post Office
Department of the Government Service
Senate deadlocks on vote date for woman suffrage amendment
Senator Ashurst failed to secure a March 38 vote date on the constitutional amendment for woman suffrage as opposition blocked action. He pledged to seek immediate consideration after the post office bill clears. A clash with Senator Reed over scheduling followed, with Reed objecting to fixing a date, and several senators urged Ashurst to withdraw his remark.
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Washngton
Ashurst
Arizona
Reed
Senate
Wreed
Ashust
Snowfall in New York Costs City One Million Dollars
A heavy snowfall has cost New York City about 1 million dollars in cleanup and removal contracts. Officials estimate further reductions if warmer weather ends the need for extensive snow removal actions. The Board of Estimate reviewed the contract prices and directed departments to proceed, hoping for rain to ease the burden.
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New York
City
New Burl City
John
Cormiasone
Board of Estimate
Death in Paris after sightseeing trip with companion
Worcester Massachusetts man Henry Collett died after a Paris sightseeing outing. His body was found in a small hotel. Dugene Dubow, a French man who escorted him, is missing and sought by police.
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Matt
Henry Collett
Worcester Mass
Snall Hotel
Dugene Dubow
Paile
Progressives to Have Full County Ticket
Yallapodia February 27 special report notes strong local interest as the progressives announce a full county ticket for county officers. The party has followers in the area and plans a strong fight in the presidential primary.
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Progressives
Yallapodia
Trial testimony and hair evidence in a killer case
Judge and jury face conflicting expert testimony on hair analysis as Dr Morris and other witnesses dispute the link between hair from a lathe and the dead girl. The solicitor relied on uncertain testimony while public suspicions and conspiracy claims swirl, casting doubt on the trial process.
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Harris Aurang
Hustang
Harrig
Cowles
Dr Morris
Ti Harris
National Conference on Unemployment Opens in New York
The National Conference of Unemployed began a two day session in New York with delegates noting no statewide unemployment crisis and aiming to fix irregular employment. Major John Purroy Mitchel opened the talks and Dr John B Andrews will help shape solutions including creation of employment exchanges. A march to Washington by 200 unemployed men from Richmond to seek congress action is planned.
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New York
National Conference of
W C
Cheney
Connecticut
John Purroy Mitchel
Ream
John B Andrews
American Association For Labo
Germany
Washington
Congress
Vamqua
Chicagoan Faces Taxes On Nearly A Million Incomes
February reports from the United States internal revenue office show a Chicagoan with an estimated yearly income near one million dollars facing a tax of about 142 916 68 as the new law begins to bite. In New York City many returns arrive with payments, checks returned if due later, and officials warn penalties from 20 to 1000 if tax due dates fail.
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Chicago
United States
Interna Ce Avenue
New York
NewYork
Internal Revenue
Brooklyn
Bronx
New Jersey
Charles W_oAnderson
Cnilectr
Vinh
Corector Anderson
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington
Ground Hog Clogs New York Central Traffic at Tarrytown Crossing
A ground hog blocked the New York Central at Tarrytown yesterday causing a short circuit in signals at Main Street crossing. Fire crews removed the animal after smoke and dispatcher halted trains including express service until the creature departed and traffic resumed.
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New York Central
Tarrytown
New Yorks Central Railroad
Mai Street
Wildeye
Ignais
Condition of anarchy exists in Portugal
Madrid February 27 The Spanish government states that a major revolutionary movement is under way in Portugal and that a condition of anarchy exists throughout the country The Spanish under secretary for the interior says efforts are being made to obtain full particulars but the nature of events is unclear Communication including wireless telegraph has reportedly been interrupted.
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Madrid
Portugal
Bute
Mayor Bans Manual Training in Public Schools
Newburyport Massachusetts February 7. Mayor's stance on Landford's belief that manual training should not be taught in public schools was enacted today. All manual training work and paraphernalia were removed. Attorneys for the school committee will file a petition in the same court seeking a writ of mandamus to compel the board to furnish manual training equipment.
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Newburyport Mass
Mayer
Landfords
Parmphernalia
Sameme
Miss Huckaby Dies from Burns in Grate
Griffin February 27 Miss Bessac Hurchart badly burned about the face and arms Thursday morning after falling into a crate during a spell of epilepsy. She is in critical condition and not expected to live through the night. Physicians fear her burns may prove fatal.
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Griffin
Bessac Hurchart
Hutcheson to Offer Again for Solicitor General
Ceudtiven, son of the Tallapoosa circuit, residing at Douglasville, states his intention to run for re election as Solicitor General, seeking a second term in the office.
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Ceudtiven
Uwraises Ie Cr
Jo Hnutcheson
Tallapoosa
Douglasville Gasys
Murder Trial Reveals Wifes Claimed Love For Another
In Chicago a man testifies in his wife murder trial claiming his wife confessed love for another man. He describes arguments about returning to Cincinnati with their two children and says he killed himself after the confrontation. Authorities and witnesses are cited as the case unfolds.
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Chicago
William Cheney Ellis
Cincinnati
Rene
Theg
Ellis
Rome
Mrs Ellis Thad
Ebersole
Ais Ells
Bla Oke
Cauldwell
Brantford Guravie
Arlvedhi Chinco
Sne Nati
Gaul
Jim
Thia
Stiman
Young college man aids thefts as jewels distributed
A dapper young college graduate confessed to stealing jewels valued at about 10000 dollars and helped distribute them. He admitted posing as a health inspector to gain access to victims' homes and identified property at Morrigania police station. He, a Wesleyan graduate and former critic, awaits trial in custody without bail.
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New York
Montague
Morrigania Police Staton
Fuke
Wesleyan University
Sail Pike
Woman Fasts 49 Days in Tampa Ends With Normal Health
Mrs Knnte Blakett of St Petersburg completed a self imposed forty nine day fast in February in Tampa. She began due to stomach trouble and extended a previous 24 day fast to 49 days. She lost twenty four pounds, did household tasks, and reported no extreme weakness. When unwell she stops eating until her system recovers.
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Tampa
Fla
Knnte Blakett
St Petersburg
Vrs Blakett
Stricter labeling urged at national food conference
Delegates to a national food trades conference in New York on February 27 urged a formal amendment to the national food law. The goal is stricter labeling of food products and uniform regulations across the country. National state and municipal officials were asked to participate to discuss food laws from public, manufacturer, and distributor perspectives.
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New York
Delegatons
National Food Trades Conference
Montana Banks Barred from Federal System
Montana banks face exclusion from the new federal reserve system following Attorney General Kelly of Montana’s opinion. He concludes state banks of deposit and discount cannot buy stock or join the Federal Reserve due to state law prohibitions On the other hand trust companies may join the system.
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Helens Mont
Federal Reserve System
Teneral Kelly
Mentana
Secretars
the Treasury
Government land development bills introduced in Congress
Washington February 27. Administration measures to regulate development of government owned lands in the west will be introduced in the Senate and House by Senator Mesers of Montana and Representative Ferns of Oklahoma, chairmen of public lands committees. The bills, drafted after talks with Secretary Lane, aim to lease coal oil phosphate and potash deposits with strict limits to prevent monopolies. Royalties fund irrigation projects and, after treasury return, half goes to the state for schools and development.
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Washington
Administration
Senate
House
Mesers
Montana
Federal Treasury
National University Bill Support From University Leader
Washington February 27 Kamund a James president of the University of Thaois submitted to the house committee on education a comprehensive argument in favor of Representative Deaf's bill to establish a national university in Washington. He urged its uplifting influence and said it should be governed by a presidential-appointed board of trustees, avoiding mixed private and public control. He noted Washington's suggestion would have propelled American education further today if adopted a century ago and warned the federal government could still impart such influence if it acted now.
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Becker
Court of Appeals of
New York
New York Times
Megro Conley
Eysta
Supreme Court
Mineola
Conley
Georgia
Washington
Kamunda James
University of Thaois Today
House Committee On
Bill of Representative Deaf
National University In
Jamey
United States
James
U S Scout Cruiser speeds toward Vera Cruz
Mobile Feb 27 The scout cruiser Chester steamed from port at full speed toward Vera Cruz aiming to reach the Mexican port within forty eight hours The torpedo boat destroyers Monaghan Terr 1 Stored and five other vessels will leave for Pensacola then proceed to New Orleans to join Heid Flussen and Treston after Mardi Gras
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Mobile Ata
Chester
Era Cruz
Orlock
Monaghan Terr
Mardi Gras
Pensacola
Heid Flussen
Treston
New Orleans
Lyerly Woman Nancy Martin Found Dead in Bed
Nancy Martin of Lyerly was discovered dead in bed Tuesday morning by family members. Death due to heart failure is reported, leaving a grieving household and neighbors in shock. Mrs Martin had retired at her usual hour the previous night.
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Lyerly
Nancy Martin
Wis Martin
Coal price cut to five dollars a ton by Carroli and Hunter
Carroli and Hunter advertise best high grade Jellico coal offered at five dollars per ton. The notice emphasizes reduced pricing for premium coal.
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Carroli & Hunter
unclear OCR excerpt on remedies and cures
Fragmentary text mentions quinine and bromide remedies, a cold cure claim, and prices. Names and specifics are unreadable, limiting precise summary.
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E. Mitchell
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Indua
Missouri
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Eresh
Paris
Hme
Horrie Nehtmare
Leo W Prayer
Miss Huckaby
Hutcheson
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U.S
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T&m
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Whitehall
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Cleves Jeromi
Builer Messenger Service
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Swift
Stone
N. B. Co
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la Rosa
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Wawenadl Tie Capital
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John Drew
Forsyth
Real Keith
Ldeville
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