Chairman race in state convention and Estill protest
Report on the gubernatorial candidacy of Terrell, the state convention setup, platform debates, and potential irregularities raised by Colonel Estill. List of official nominees given, with Estill’s supporters and delegation details, plus upcoming actions at the Atlanta gathering.
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General Assembly
J. H. Batili
Brown
Savannah
Constitution
J. H. Estill
Atlanta
Estill
Estil
Peter W. Meidrim
P W Meldrim
Herman Myers D . Barrow
A. A Lawrence
Robert L Colding
J. Robert Creamer
M_ Terrell
John C Hart
William A. Wright
Phil Cook
O 3B
Stevens
Thomas Eason
State Treasuer
Robert E Park
W. B Merritt
Supreme Court
Samuel Lumpkin
A J. Cobb
Atlantic Circuit
Paul Ssabrook
Kenan
Augusta
W. T Gary
Blue Ridge Cirrcuit
B. F. Simpson
Brunswick Cirrcuit
T. A. Parker
Eastern
Pope Bayrow
Flint
E J Reagan
Macon
W H. Felton, Jr
William Brunson
Middie
B D Evans
Northeastern
J. J. Kimsey
Chartera
Ocmulgee
Gray Lewis
Oemulgee
Toe Potthe
Pataula
H. C. Sheffield
Rome
M. Henry Yor
Southern Circuit
R G Mitchell
Tallapoosa
Charles Bartett
T A. Fielder
Miss Thurston Found Dead After River Rescue Incident
The report notes Miss Jeannette Thurston aged fifty from Treter No.s, Great Barrington, involved in a river incident today. Police searched the river bank after fingering a hat and clues, finding Waters 2a and notes linking Thurston to Milkluse. The family claimed the body. Authorities suspect the woman took her own life following a failed engagement with Jack W. Fischer.
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Haverhitt
Jeannette Tmiston
Crlmic River
J M
Milkluse
Great Barrington
Philadelphia
Chapinville
Conk
Bredtkne
Erdalith
Jack W. Fischer
Wrangel volcano eruption reported with black smoke and flames
Fragmentary account describes Wrangel eruption observed at Valdez with smoke and fire. Reports from June 21 note ships and authorities confirming activity near the Wrangel vent as spring fog and weather perturbations complicate details.
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Wrangel
Montelta
Tikhy
Ragchea
Ap Welplen
Valdez
Jung
Colorado moves to dissolve smelter trust in state supreme court
Colorado files in the state supreme court seeking dissolution of the American Smelting and Refining Company and associated smelter firms. The voluminous complaint, led by Attorney General Post, accuses a monopoly of restricting competition, injuring state industries, violating laws, and paying excessive dividends. It asks for forfeiture of rights, expulsion from the state, and appointment of a receiver to manage the businesses.
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Colorado
Denver
Colo
State Supreme Court
Attorney General Post
American Smelting and Refining Company
Strike On Union Pacific Shuts Down 1700 Workers
In Omaha on June 30 machinists of the Union Pacific railway walked out after a union decision. About 1700 men are affected as shops large and small halt work. Management endorses fixed piece work policy and expects a quick return to work, with little opposition from leaders.
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Omaha
Nebi
Union Pacific Railroad
Burt
Lttle
Uise
Doly Duel Fought for Two Dollar Bill Controversy
A local dispute in the town over an eight two dollar bill sparked a controversy at the union hall. Rave who until recently led the faction now faces questions about the double altercation.
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T. L
Resolution of Adjournment Prep by Republican Leaders
Washington June 50 to 80. House floor leaders push for a July 1 adjournment while conference reports on the Philippine bill and civil government move the process. The Buffalo and Charleston exposi tion appropriations spark sharp votes as parties clash over future funding and the insistence on suspending rules to pass measures.
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Washington
Sasi Co
House of Representatives
Wr. Payne
New York
Payne
Senate
McCall
Massachusetts
House
IIH
Alaska
Dick Militia
Carmon
Charleston
Alexander
Finley
Bowdic Cargiiia
Richardson
Alabama
Bartlett
Barney
Wisconsin
Snodgrass
Tennessee
Slayden
Texas
Hepburn
Town
Cannon
Ilinois
McKinley
Congress
United States
South Carolina
Bailey's sharp defense over offensive senate clash
Washington June 30 Senator Bailey told The Constitution cor respondent he regrets the necessity of his action but not the outcome. He said he asked for withdrawal of an offensive statement, was told to withdraw comments about others first, and that only after a flat refusal to withdraw did he proceed. He defended against insults to a colleague and emphasized avoiding confrontation.
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Washington
Bailey
Constitution
Senate
Bailey and Beveridge Senate clash ends in choke attempt
Senator Bailey attempted to choke Senator Beveridge after a heated exchange over Bailey's resolution to hand war papers to the Senate. Senators Spooner McComas and Layton restrained Bailey as Beveridge refused to withdraw remarks. Both men had debated Bailey's criticism of Penfield and State Department officials amid questions about Scott v. Bellenberg.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Bailey
Texas
Beveridge
Indiana
Bailey
Spooner and
McComas
Layton
Ingianan
Fexan
Secretary of War
Scott
Bellenberg
United States
Matamoros
Mexico
Powell Clayton
State Department
Penfield Penfield
M Beveridge
Penfield
Ee Bailey
Batley
Department
Jean
Dr Scott
Beveridge and Bailey clash over senate attack incident
Washington reports recount Beveridge says he regrets the assault episode and harbors no personal resentment. He states a prior exchange with Bailey resembled the Penfield dispute, noting his own tone was milder and that Spooner blocked a blow. Bailey accuses state department failures of incompetence or indifference to U S. rights abroad.
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Washington
Beveridge
Bailey
Senate
Penfield
Indiana
Texas
Spooner
Murderous Moros Killed After Murder of Private Lewis
In Manila on June 30 two Moros who killed Private Lewis were killed while resisting arrest. Adta Adama pledged to Colonel Bald win that the murderers would be captured. The mutilated bodies were brought to the American camp suspended from poles. A patrol was attacked by Igorot tribesmen at Bagabag in Nueva Vizcaya and a running fight followed. The last bandits on Leyte surrendered and authorities asked reopening Leyte ports to commerce.
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Manila
Lewis
Dato Adta Adama
Frank D. Baldwin
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Mindanao
Sai
Bagabag
Nueva Viscaya
Luzon
Leyte
Ports Closed by Government Admits Rebel Control
Caracas stine 30 the official gazette issues a decree closing the ports of La Vela de Coro Cano Colorado Guiria and Ciudad Bolivar and the Grinoco river to trade. the decree notes rebels hold these areas and grants one month for steamers and two months for sailing vessels to reach destinations after notifying European governments. a fortnight is allowed for steamers and one month for sailing vessels from the united states to adjust.
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Castro
Caracas
Stine
la Vela de Coro
Cano
Colorado
Guiria
Ciudad Boliver
Grinoco
United States
Mascagni Opens American Tour From Florence Agents
New York June 30 Pietro Mascagni famed composer of Cavalleria Rusticana will launch an American tour with the Metropalt from October at an opera house. Cable news from Aubray Mittenthal in Florence confirms Mascagni signed US tour contracts. Mittenthal Bros and Skronberg manage the tour.
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Mascagni
America
New York
Pietro Mascagni
Fair Tuesday and Wednesday Weather and Local News
Local summary notes warm southwest winds with a high near 35 and a low around 12, plus a 7 percent precipitation reading. Delegates arrive for the state convention while bar association meets at Warm Springs. A fire in Jackson causes about 7000 dollars in losses and a German child suicide is reported.
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Warner Hill
Bar Association
Warm Springs
Special Depot Committee
Thurssday
Christian Thom
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