Pettus Reelected U S Senator in Alabama Legislature
Alabama lawmakers at noon separated ballots reelect Senator Edmund W. Pettus as his own successor by near unanimous votes. In joint session tomorrow both houses will confirm Pettus election and he will deliver an invited address.
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Tbia
Sos
Tangas
Latimer
General Assembly
United States
John T. McLaurin
Pettus
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Edmund W. Pettus
Iis
Santor Pettus
Fairbanks
Toga
Indianapolis
House
Senate
Hall of Representatives
C. W. Fairbanks
State Gossips in Capitol Corridors Hear Planned Senate Moves
Two probable next state senators were in the city, with Reid of Campbell County meeting the governor and rumors centering on Reta Wil and Bud Blalock. Governor Terrell departs for Washington and New York with Chancellor Howell, while debates over state depositories unfold and pension funds reach about 200000. Smallpox vaccine paints reach Dartersville and Wilkes County.
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State Senate
Capitol
Reid
Campbell County
Reta Wil
Senate
Ways and Means
A. O. Blalock
Ftte
Alex Atkinson
Fayette
Bud" Blalock
Blalock
House Appropriations Committee
House
Terrell
Washington
New York
Chick Howell
Ter+ey
Howell
Georgia Society of
New York City
Odell
Washington ‘County
Sandersville
Washington County
Monroe
Campbell
Milton
Furlow
Maddern County
Dartersville
Wilkes
Speck Von Sternberg Promoted envoy to Washington
Berlin reports Karon Speck Von Sternberg has been named envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary, succeeding Dr Von Stellwagen as Germanys representative in Washington.
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Speck von Sternberg
Berlin
Karon Speck von Sternberg
Dr. von Stellwgen
Germany
Washington
Count Boni Makes His Bow in Chamber of Deputies
Paris January 27 Count Bont de Cas tellane reappeared in the chamber of deputies for the first time since reelection. He was surrounded by deputies and warmly greeted. Former Premier Rihat and other notable figures congratulated the court.
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Paris
Bont de Castellane
Chamber of Deputies
Rihat
Othe
Wrecked Schooner A Montencere Rescues Crew Near Galveston
The British steamship A Montencere, sailing from Boston, reports picking up the lumber laden schooner OSs and its abandonment en route to Havana. The crew were taken to Port Arthur after the rescue near Galveston, Texas on January 27.
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Galveston
Tex
Tennessee Royal Arch Masons elect officers in Nashville
Grand Chapter of Tennessee Royal Arch Masons in session at Nashville elects officers for 1925 with George F P Chandler of Knoxville named grand high priest and Fred C Watkins of Troy deputy grand high priest among others including W G Good, Nathan J Woodward, W A Clendenning, George J Cowan, Samuel Slager, Charles Taylor, and others from Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, Bon Ain, Union City, Morristown, Chattanooga, and ashville.
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Masons of
Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
George FP. Chandler
Knoxville
Fred C. Watkins
Troy
W. G Good
Greenville
Nathan 3. Woodward
W. A. Clendenning
George J. Cowan
James W. Hatcher
Blanche
Bernard A. Phillips
Ashville
Grand Sentinel
Armour Plucks Half a Walling Wheat Move Ends in Millions
In Chicago on January 2 the May wheat bull campaign faced a sharp setback with a over two cent decline prompted by weak foreign advices and a flood of long wheat. Armour, the market leader, sold seven to fifteen million bushels and concentrated on shaking out smaller traders, yielding an estimated profit near six hundred thousand dollars for the day.
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Chicago
France
Elf
Jeader
Armour
Washington Notes on Bills and Appointments In Congress
The House and Senate committees advanced measures on interstate commerce powers and military pay marks, with discussions on marking Gettysburg positions, papal vacancies, and cardinals. Reports mention a silver coinage bill, naval cadet eligibility amendments, and anti trust regulation through a new commerce bureau.
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Patterson
Tennsee
Bureau of Coorporations
Department of Commerce
Steamer Rumors and Arctic Rescue Across Atlantic
The report notes ships ashore at Aberfraw Portn Isle of Anglesey and a German vessel lost, crew landed safely. Graffoe sunk off Ramsey. sixteen crew rescued by a lifeboat. Kansas City railroad president arrives from Petersburg after a midwinter trek via Moscow in 17 days 19 hours. Hague judge Rouse denies arbitration costs totaling 200,700 with counsel fees at 26,000.
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Aberfraw Potn
Isle of Anglesey
Boshilde Ri
Downa
Liverpool
Csr
Graffoe
Glasgow
Buenos Ayres
Ramsey Falar
Ufe
Hi Fe
Leish Sea
Mis
Kansas and
Treailroad
Bestin
Petersburg
Pekin
Moscow
Rouse
Ruse Sli
Lammmasch
Hague Court of Arbitration
Princess finds her nephew in distant search
Vineland Nova Scotia January 27 dispatch reports Princess Salm Salm of Prussia located her nephew Frederick Johnson. He had disappeared in Belgium months ago while returning from a visit to the princess and was found in South Africa before being brought to Antwerp and then to his home. Detectives traced him across Europe amid concerns of foul play and heavy baggage with him at Antwerp.
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Madame Salm-Salm
Vineland
Princess Salm-Salm
Prussia
Frederick Johnson
Arabie
Antwerp
Johnson
Edmund Johanson
Belgium
Europe
South Africa
Fifty-two insane women die in London asylum fire
A fire at Colney Hatch asylum in London destroys a Jewish wing housing about six hundred patients. Fifty-two female inmates perish as flames engulf dormitories and doctors’ apartments. Nurses struggle to rescue panicked residents amid a furnace-like blaze and widespread devastation.
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London
Colney Hatch Asylum
Hebrew origins questioned by Dr Fishberg at New York meet
Dr Maurice Fishberg, an anthropologist, argued there is no Hebrew race and Hebrews are Armenians. He contended Aryans are not a distinct race and claimed Semites originated in Africa rather than Asia, reviewing ancient and modern Semite characteristics at a joint meeting of the American Ethnologies Society and the New York Academy of Sciences.
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New York
American Ethnologies Society
New York Academy of Sciences
Maurice Fishberg
Alranam
Isaac
Jacob
Fishberg
Africa
Asia
Child Victim of White Brute Seeks Suspect in Atlanta
A P event recounts an attempted assault on Mlle Gene Middlebrooks, 10, near Nelson Street in Atlanta as she walked from Walker Street School. A drunk, shabbily dressed man with a red moustache, about 30s, enticed her to a basement, choking her before fleeing. Police, led by Detective Lockhart, circulated a description. a $100 reward offered by local mail carriers, potentially rising to $200.
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Mlle Gene Middlebrooks
Thomas J. Slebrooks
Garnett Strees
Atlanta
Nelson Street
Buite
Walker Street
Ridge
Logan
Lockhart
Middlebrooks
Uuiity Party
Congress to Honor Confederate Prison Dead
Washington January 2 The house committee on military affairs reported favorably a bill to appropriate 200 dollars to mark the graves of Confederate archers and sailors who died in northern prisons.
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House Committee On Military Affairs
Infantry
Arillers
Cavalry
Washington
House
Foraker DS
Fen introduces bill to buy Appomattox surrender site
Washington January 21 Senator Fen rose today in the senate to introduce a bill authorizing the purchase of the farm at Appomattox where General Lee surrendered to end the Civil War. The measure seeks the United States to acquire the historic property for preservation and public access.
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Spooner
Madison
Wis
Assembly
Senate
United States
John Sweaner
Delaware
Dover
Dela
Penrose
Appomattox
Washington
Fenrose
Lee
How One Man Takes Advice
A reader recalls buying Cheney's Expectorant after a fellow passenger suggested it during a trolley ride. He reports rapid relief from a cold and says the product offers lasting satisfaction, endorsing its use. A note from H. O. Robertson of Jersey City, N. J.
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Cheney
Idaho Gold Mining Company Formed to Exploit Clay County Mines
J H C Weeden, president of Hercules Tron and Supply, returns from Boston having organized Idaho Gold Mining Company with New York and Boston investors. A $75,000 cyanide mill will be installed at once to process ore from Clay County mines near Idaho post office. Ore assays 30 to 0 per ton, with mill expected to yield a profit on ore valued at 2.30 per ton.
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Anniston
Ala
J— H.C. Weeden
Hercules Tron and Supply Company
Boston
Clay County
New York
Weeden
Idaho Gold Mining Company
Idaho Post Office
Club Meeting in Atlanta Athens Educators Session in Athens Ga
The Schoolmasters Club is in session in Athens with state and local education leaders. Plans for inspecting schools and improving systems were discussed, and reports criticized Athens city schools while committees visited six surrounding school sites. Next annual meeting set for Atlanta in January 2004.
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Athens
Merritt
Pollock
Mercer University
Stewart
Dahlonega
Otis Ashmore
Atlanta
University of Georgia
State Normal School
Toda
Bought Whisky for Boys Leads to Bound Over
G H Peel a young white man was bound over to the city criminal court by Recorder Nash Broyles on a charge of buying whisky for minors. Three boys testified, including Walter Dobbins son of Policeman Dobbins, who helped expose the scheme at a Decatur Street saloon. Detectives trapped Peek, who allegedly supplied the whisky and handed the bottle to one boy before drinking himself.
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B. Peek
G. H. Peel
City Criminal Court
Nash Broyles
Tate
Walter Dobbins
Dobbins
Peek
Decatur Street
Peak
Lockhart
Campbell
The
Mater
Oth
Wolcott's Friends Condemn Teller Reelection Supporters
In Colorado a Republican central committee in Arapahoe county adopts resolutions by 106 to 19 condemning Philip Stewart Frank Goudy and Walenti leadership for conspiring with Democrats to defeat the Republican party in the Colorado legislature. They denounce alliances that helped elect a Democratic Senate leader who will oppose Roosevelt era policies and obstruct Republican measures.
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Teller
Denver
Colorado
United States
Henry M. Teller
Republican Central Committee
Arapatoe
Philip
Stewart
Frank ©. Goudy
Anil Walenti
Republican
Therm
United States Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Senate
Dr Wine not murdered in wreck findings stated
Virginian autopsy ruled heart disease as cause of Dr. W. B. Wine’s death at Dupuyer Montana and officials say wreck mutilation occurred later in Staunton. Elliott reports remnant remains disfigured by wreck, clearing murder claim. Joint conference in Jankeen Mississippi seeks plan for joint tariffs to curb filings and complaints.
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Ciroat Falls
Mont
BR Tt
Great Norther
St. Fual
W. B. Wine
Dupuyer
Staunton
Va., Friends of the Dead Man Found the Body Mutilated and Geriated Dr. Wine
Elliott
Jankeen
Miss
Mississinorailwoag Commission
New Orleans
Trate Fe
Mississippi
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A. C. Latimer
South Carolina
McLaurin
Unite States Senate
Indiana
Tennilte Bank
Count Boni
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rome
Nenator Rawilns
Fuati
Martna
Smith
Glanna
Department of Justice
Las
Father Augustine
Senate Committee On Finance
Foraker
Parte Ries
Cochin
Davis
Sheridan
Louis P. Lawton
Princess
Abraham, Isaac and
Fathers OF
Childs
H. O. Robertson
Jersey City, N. J
BIG Company
JO Mine Gold
Wom. R. Laucks
Friedensburg
Duffy
William R. Laucks
William BR. Laucks
Friendensbure
Cautton
Duffy's
Curty Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
Potts-Thompson Liquor Bio
North Pryor St
Mariner and Matchantes
Philadelphia
Roo Ag
Fuet
Rolling Mills and Black Plate Plant
Cumpbartand, Md
Wolcott
DR. Wine
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