Leaf Tobacco Men Meet at Sea on Norfolk Trip
In July a large Tobacco Association of the United States contingent arrived from Norfolk after a convention held at sea. The group, mainly from Kentucky Virginia and the Carolinas, boarded the Jamestown to discuss plans. Officers elected include President D. M. Harrington and Vice Presidents W. J. Pasty T. B. Roberts and A. P. Watson with W. B. Ret e as board chair. The party will take short sight seeing trips during their stay. Dufford Harmon sets two hour three minute air record at Mineola. He flew a Curtiss biplane until fuel exhausted. Justice William H Moody visited Gloucester Mass to stay through the summer at Magnalia cottage.
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New York
Tobacco Association of the United
W. J. Pasty
T. B. Roberts
A. P. Watson
Board of
W. B. Rete
Harmon
Dufford B. Harmon
Mineola
L. 1
Moody
Gloucester
Mass
Wiliam H. Moody
United Statees Court
Ballinger Called by President Taft
A Beverly conference is planned after Taft delayed a nine day vacation amid Interior Department matters. Secretary Norton withdrew his pledge not to challenge the president, as a Beverly meeting with Interior officials is set for Tuesday morning.
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Taft
Beverly
Maat
Provident
Haye Begon
Norton
Punlesa
Interior Department
Bal- Hager
Rain Costly Toll Across Southern Towns and Markets
A weather heavy period disrupts commerce from merchants to real estate, dampening consumer activity and delaying auctions. The piece notes widespread economic hesitation in southern cities, with shoppers and tourism down while transit use shifts, and anticipates a summer rebound as heat returns.
Rain and Rainfall Hit Atlanta With High Temperature
Weather updates show heavy rainfall across the southern states, including Atlanta, dampening plans for the weekend. Saturday’s showers peaked with a high of 78 degrees in Atlanta, compared to 94 in other major cities. The forecast hints at more rain on Sunday ahead of the Fourth of July open-air celebrations.
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Ming
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General Marshall Named Engineer to Ballinger
Washington July Brigadier General William L. Marshall former chief of engineers was named consulting engineer to the secretary of the interior in the reclamation service. The appointment aims to draw on army technical training to aid in completing reclamation projects amid policy debates between the Garfield and Ballinger administrations.
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Rel
William L. Marshall
Army
Toy
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Reclamation
Ballinger
Glen
Gareld
Départoent
Widow of Harriman In Frail Health
New York reports the widow of the late Harriman family figure is frail and unable to manage the estate. Mrs Harriman has signaled willingness to relinquish most burdens, while relatives deny she is amnesiac or incapable.
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Harriman
New York
Major Wilson Dead Creator of Western North Carolina Railroad
Major Jamey Wilson, 54, who built the Western North Carolina Railroad through the Blue Ridge and led it as president after starting as chief engineer, died tonight in Cuartotte North Carolina. A Confederate soldier who joined the army after leaving university, he surrendered as a major. He was the son of Dr. Alexander Wilson, a noted Presbyterian divine.
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Cuartotte
N.C
Jamey Wilson
Alexander Wilson
Students at Bloomington University Involved in Dorm Breakin Event
Two dozen young men were suspended from a Bloomington university after breaking into a sorority house during vacation. They reportedly wore coed kimonos and hosted a private party before officials launched a civil inquiry. The committee refused to disclose names of the suspended students.
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Iily
Tdilane University
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Clark to Make Home in Paris New York July Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Clark plans a home in Paris and New York with July reference. Names and specifics are unclear, but the item suggests relocation or residence changes tied to those cities and a July timeframe.
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Clark
Paris
New York
Sid
Southern Rail Strike Crisis Ends in Mediation Push
Representatives from labor and rail management met with mediators under the Ordan act to avert a nationwide strike that could cripple the southeast and threaten bankruptcy for several lines. After long talks, an agreement emerged on wage standards and conditions, with both sides hopeful an amicable settlement would be finalized.
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Jsboy
United States
Rafiveay
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After & Telien
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Unclear OCR Summary of Local Notices
Fragmentary text from a newspaper page shows garbled phrases and names. Readable elements include a June date reference and scattered proper nouns. The overall item remains incoherent and cannot confirm a definite event or outcome.
Insurgent leaders in New York discuss railroad bill stance
The article reports on Lloyd C Griscom and other insurgent figures in New York County shaping the railroad rate bill's provisions. Roosevelt’s Cambridge telegram, Bristow, Murdock, and Madi are cited discussing political strategy, with remarks on Roosevelt’s influence and the insurgents’ reception.
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Republican County Committee
New York County
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Dagamore
Mr. Grissom
Roosevelt
Tha
Orghanda
Cobb
Tkme
Eughia
BALA
Roonevalt
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