Reston Election Recount Sought After Split Result
In Reston on January 17 the city’s municipal election produced no decisive winner as Joan F Fitzgerald led James J Storrow by 1415 votes, with George A Hibbard and Nathaniel W Taylor in small margins. Storrow and Fitzgerald requested recounts amid questions on accuracy.
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Reston
America
Joan F. Fitzgerald
James J. Storrow
George A. Hibbard
Nathaniel W. Taylor
Srocrow
Tia
Fitegerald
Jealer
Ballinger Pinchot probe fuels land office scandal talk
Washington debate centers on alleged misuse of a million dollar appropriation for protecting public domain with lavish furniture big brick chimney land office expenditures and hiring of unqualified clerks. Senator Hitchcock urges itemized accounts while Schwartz case cited and investigation plans loom as House Senate move toward joint inquiry.
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General Land Office
Hitchcock
Interior Department
Schwarts
H. H. Schwartz
Land Office
Ballinger
Hitencoct
Washington
West
Howard L. Wilcox
Dennett
Wilcox
Ucker
McGuire
Dallinger-Finchoy
Nelson Today
Senate
Congress
Tate
Maren
Educus
House
Joint Investigation Committee
Rainey
Illiois
James
Kentucky
Sherman
Lewanges
Hallinger
Bellinger
Taft and Pinchot on Same Rostrum at National Civic Fed
President Taft and Gifford Pinchot addressed the National Civic Federation in Washington on uniform laws covering child labor, divorce, drugs, conservation, and judicial reform. Taft urged uniform federal court procedures and state cooperation, while Pinchot called for decisive action on forest conservation and interstate cooperation to regulate water power and trusts. The gathering, with leaders including Beth Low and Judge Alton B. Parker, framed a push for broader national standardization.
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Aftana Gifford Pinchot
National Civic Federation
Lawa
Test
Taft
Massachusetts
Waft
Tate
Lam
Diapute
Congress
Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot
All Nation
Beth Low
Federation
Alton B. Puorker
Keft
Prevernor Willson
Kentucky
House of Governors
Parker
Dry House Dynamited Near Hurley Wisconsin
An explosion dynamited a dry house at No 1 Shaft of the Windsor mine near Hurley Wisconsin early today. One miner was killed and several others injured including Henry Grover and Captain Camello. Four Pough miners sustained lesser injuries in the blast.
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Hurley
Wis
Windsor
Odansh Iron Company
Davia
Henry Grover
Mine Boas
Captain Camellio
Pough
Demand for EEE Flour Amid Government Claims
A fragmentary account notes Secretary Ballinger defending officials against charges of extravagance and impropriety. He asserts the accusations are groundless and defends appointing a confidential clerk, citing lack of prior acquaintance with Land Office staff. He explains Judge Wright’s removal was due to age and physical incapacity, not to favor Ballinger.
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Hitchcock
Ballinger
Schwartz
Ifield’ Service
E. Ballinger
Land Office
Judge Wright
J H.ballinger
Jack Ballinger
Msgs Greys
Zeina Oe
Linen sale bargains sweep Atlanta homes this week
Bulletin from Linen Dale touts deep discounts on crochet and Marseilles quilts, damask cloths, and all linen Huck Towels and pillow cases. Advertises multiple sale prices, urging shoppers to visit today for best values.
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Atlanta
Neta Oelar Stentt
Marseilles
Fine Irish Damask Table Cloths for Sale
Market listing shows 214x21% and 214x214 inch Fine Irish Damask Cloths with full borders priced at 5.00 and 3.00 respectively, plus 214x134 inch cloths at 7.00 and 214x214 inch border cloths at 5.00. Includes multiple sizes and border details.
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Stern Eee
Footpads Attack Aged Syrian Woman and Son in Narrow Street Row
An aged Syrian woman and her four year old son were assaulted and robbed near the Butler Street Bridge by two men, both Syrians. Police arrested Thomas Naggar and Nasea Korea. investigators suspect a planned murder with racial motive as the victims remain in serious condition.
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Georgia, Railroad
Annie Salila
Sailla
Hast Hunter Street
Non
Decatur Street
Thomas Naggar
Nasea Korea
Sable
Fath
West
Noggar
Nases
Wood
Nesyar
Engtlan
Mortuary notices and deaths from Georgia and Alabama
The column lists multiple funeral notices and death reports across Georgia and Alabama. It includes the Vaughan family of Formwall street, Bremen and Dallas interments. Joseph W. Weed, R.N. Hudson, and Mrs Martha Strickland with interments in Grayson and Big Creek. C A Greer of Oglethorpe. Mrs Macy Ethridge of Macon. Charles Morris of Americus. Robert L. Nix of Roswell with Marietta burial. J H Overton family in Grove Level. Leigh A. Angel of Birmingham and Arthur Pee of Dallas Morning News, all noted with places, ages, survivors, and planned services.
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C. C. Vaughan
Formwall Street
Real Fonce
Bremen
Martha Strickland
Duluth
Jake Strickland
Charles Molling
Grayson
Jnt
Big Creek
Borsyth County
Mary Ethridge
Macon
Macy Ethridge
Wits
W. Hi
de Kain County
Georgia
Avanta
Sue
John Reagin
Gom
Anderson
Mra
W. M. Almond
Atlanta
G. R Cheshir
W. 8. Overton
Chattanooga
Um. Overton
Grove Level
C. C. Maples
Representative Dies Opposes Pension System Reform
Washington report notes Rep Martin Dies of Texas resigning from the pension committee over opposition to the current pension system. Dies supports general pension laws but rejects the private pension bill, criticizing wartime and federal spending as unsustainable and warning of burdens on workers.
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Washington
Martin Tien
Texas
Pension Committee of the House
Dies
Congress
Europe
Sale of Memphis Street Railway Valid in Shelby court
In Shelby county chancery court Memphis Street Railway Company sale to Isadore Newman and Bon of New Orleans was upheld as valid after a suit by minority stockholders from Birmingham, New Orleans, and nearby cities. The new owners plan to continue operations and form a Buchanan Banking Company with McCalmon as president.
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Sale Street Railway
Memphis
Tenn
Chancery Court
Shelby County
Memphis Street Railway Company
Isadore Newman & Bon
New Orleans
Pucnenen
Yeu Rye Dbet
Buchanan Banking Company
We McCalmon
Man
House backs separate statehood for New Mexico and Arizona
In Washington on January 17 the House passed a bill granting distinct statehood to New Mexico and Arizona for the third time. Applause marked the vote. critics noted a lack of opposition. The bill outlines state powers and limits on treaty and land rules while detailing steps toward state organization. Supporters say Senate passage is likely.
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Sashington
House of Representatives
New Mexico
Arizona
Anppattion
Senate
Patrol Wagon Horse Falls Into Hole at Corner
A patrol wagon horse slipped into a hole at Broad and Marietta streets at 12:30 this morning and was injured. The animal had to be pulled free with a rope. No one in the wagon was hurt.
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Miles
Miss Lillie B
Collins
RX. F. D. No
Salem
Man Hale
Broad
Marietta
Cleveland Wins From Roads In Landmark Property Case
Cleveland January 17. The federal assignments of homestead in the city were valued between 20 990 000 and 520 000 000. A court sustained the lower court ruling in a case involving Iske front property in the downtown area. Railways have possessed the land for sixty five years and will carry the case to the supreme court.
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Gale
Nomestead
City of
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Morris
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Dawson
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Robert L. Nex
Roswell
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Birmingham
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Postal Telegraph Company
Telegraph ‘Corps
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Arthur Pee
Dallas Morning ‘News
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