Silver is Deal Says Williams in Begani Clash
Washington January 28 Mr Boutell republican of Illinois addressed the house for nearly two hours replying to statements by Mr Williams of Mississippi, minority leader, in his stand out speech. Williams replied, debate on the urgent deficiency bill, with both sides applauding as Boutell praised Democratic history and warned against ecclesiastical democrats. He forecast Roosevelt's nomination and praised the Dingley Act. Williams retorted that Republicans worshiped the dollar and stood pat on silver, insisting the policy remains central to the party’s platform.
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Christ
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Williams Addresses Rear Friction and Gold Output Rise
The speech by Williams in the eighth Mississippi district frames the anger issue as unpolitical and notes historical gold production. After a brief exchange with Boytel, a debate on post office carriages advances before the House adjourns.
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Willams
Misissippi
Mir Williams
Boytel
Williame
Houtell
Wiliams
Areachsilan
Post Office Department
Major Williamson Weds Corinne Heyward in Simple Christchurch Ceremony
Major William Wayne Williamson and Miss Corinne Heyward of Savannah were married in Christchurch on January 26. The ceremony, performed by Rev Robert White, featured palms and white carnations, with attendants Beirne Gordon John Lottiven Schley T P Ho ger and Dr W W Owens. A reception followed at the Stevens home on Gaston Street before the couple departed for their wedding trip.
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Corinne Heyward
Sonannan
Savannah Ga
William Wayne Williamson
Christchurch
Beirne Gordon
John Lottiven Schley
T P Hoger
W W Owens
Miso Heyward
Henry D Stevens
Willand Pratt Hey Charles H Strong
Robert White
Gaston Street
Gudger Seeks Promotion to Panaman Minister Post
Gudger, then United States consul at Panama, has formally applied for promotion to minister to Panama. He expects the post to be vacated soon by Mr. Buchanan. The move reflects ongoing diplomatic reshuffling in Washington with January 26 as the noted date.
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Gudger
Washington
Hezekiah
United States
Panama
Buchanan
Democratic campaign resolutions for Alabama state convention
Montgomery Alabama January 26 1914 campaign committee resolutions authorize printing a unified state ticket and county tickets including judicial races designate vacancies city Montgomery and Way for the May 25 convention appoint Jones to arrange the state convention and fill district committee vacancies
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Alabama State Democratic Committee
Montgomery
Mallory
Democratic State Committee
Jefferson County
Respectie Congressional Distriata Chancery
Efrentts
Cfrenit
Jones
Ministers Threatened, Port Chester Clergy Urged to Leave
New York January 26 The Rev John J Cross assistant rector of St Peters Port Chester and Rev Vincent Cigilano of First Presbyterian Port Chester turned over two letters to police in which their lives are threatened They are warned to leave Port Chester within fifteen days or be murdered Police believe the threats stem from the same group and are treating the case seriously amid a string of threatening letters in the New York area.
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New York
John J Cross
St Peters Episcopal Church
Port Chester
Vincent Cigilano
First Presbyterian
Macon Aldermen Tighten Speed Rules Amid Auto Race Warning
In Macon on January 26 the city board moved to curb reckless auto driving after a Sunday race nearly caused deaths. Officers will enforce a speed limit of miles per hour and arrest violators. The meeting also approved a $300 lease and ground improvements for the Macon ball team at Central City ball park, and new press plans were announced for the Gazette Publishing Company in Tifton to install a $3500 Cottrell press.
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New Orleans
Republican State Central Committee
Chicago
Major Behan
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Board of Aldermen
Barney Oldfields
Bibb
Damour
Willer
Ciier Murphy
Macon Ball
Central City
Gazette Tifton
Gazette Publishing Company
Atlanta
Cobb County selects McClotchey as chairman in January session
The Cobb County Democratic executive committee elected T F McClotche Jr chairman for the ensuing term. McClotchey, popular reading clerk of the house of representatives, is a prominent county political figure. After organization, the committee adjourned subject to the chairman's call with little business transacted.
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McClotchey
Marietta
Democratic
Cobb Counts
T F McClotche Jr
House of Representatives
Cobb County
Give Your Stomach A Vacation From Digestion Aid
A Chicago lawyer describes a breakthrough using Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets to rest his worn stomach during a major coalition undertaking. He credits the tablets with digesting food normally, letting the stomach recuperate, and enabling continued work. Sold by druggists for 50 cents a box.
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Jack
Fulda
Chicago Road
Mileage Fight By Underwood Stirs Congress Over Clause
Congressional debate centers on a 145000 mileage appropriation for the regular session. Underwood of Alabama opposes extra and regular session mileage, arguing no justification and that the item is provided by law. Senate and House members, wary of a record vote, note past speakers’ rulings but the appropriation precedent remains. Brantley mail facilities expansion for the Atlantic Coast Line proceeds pending railroad readiness.
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Washington
Congress
Underwood
Alabama
Gaeinst
Muerge
Committee On
Underwood Peny
T Rderwood
Senate
Howe
Underwood Balds
Shallenberrer
Jesup
Bainbridge
Brantle
Kennedy Held at Savannah In Murder Case
Kennedy white, arrested in Savannah on January 26, is linked to a October murder in Johnson county. He claims Carey advanced with a knife and he shot in self defense. Kennedy had previous charges for assault with intent to murder and was out on bond when Carey died seven days later.
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Savannah
Kennedy White
Johnson County
Tle
Oscar Carey
State Militia Officers Granted Free Instruction
Circular No 24 of the War Department, issued December 22 1903, explains that state militia officers may attend United States military schools with all expenses paid. It provides for travel allowances rooms subsistence and quarters commutation at the rate of one dollar per day, matching regular army benefits when authorized by the president and governor or district commander. The measure aims to further military training and education among organized militia officers who pursue a regular course of study at military schools and colleges.
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S W Harris
War Department of Washington
Miliia
United States
War Department
Ensertment
Washington
Act of Congress
District of Columbia
Army Adjutant General
Secretary of War
Congress
Military school benefits for militia officers and quarters
The act outlines lodging, subsistence, and train allowances for militia officers attending designated service schools. It sets travel costs from home to school, $1 per day attendance pay, and limits government expense to specified amounts. Students supply uniforms, texts, furniture, heat, and light at their own expense and must commit to full-time study. A failure results in discharge and reporting to state governors and the War Department.
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War Department
Organized Milla
Casa
Secretary of War
WP Hall
Burton Goes to Face Jury in Kansas Senator Case
Kansas Senator Joseph Ralph Burton arrived in St Louis with his wife and prepared to meet a federal grand jury after being indicted on charges of accepting money from Rialto Gram and Securities. He said he would post bond Wednesday and expressed confidence in an early acquittal.
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St Tomle
United States
Joseph Ralph Burton
Kansas
Federal Grand Jury
Rialto Gram and Securities Company
Post Office
St Louis
Burton
Southern
Attaway Norton
Federal Building
Chester H Krum
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