Treasury Row Worries Taft Treasury Dispute
Washington reports turmoil in the Treasury Department as Secretary Ma Veagh and Assistant Secretary Nath Andrew clash over Andrew's resignation and a proposed congressional probe into Marveagh administration. The exchange sparked White House and Congressional interest, with criticism over management, delays, and calls for formal investigation.
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Vast Ocmulgee dam projects power to Atlanta era
Article chronicles the long concrete dam on the Ocmulgee river with 7500 feet total length and multiple spillways. It describes turbines generating up to 10000 horsepower, 66 000 volt transmission, double circuit towers, and power reaching Jackson Griffin and Atlanta. Also notes delays, costs around 9 hundred thousand, and political resignations and federal comments.
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Smiles and cheers mark Washington House scene
Report describes Representative Oscar Underwood and Speaker Clark receiving applause as debates and telegrams flood their offices. Clark defends himself amid Democratic tensions while Moore of Pennsylvania praises public service and debates land transfers amid party rifts and anticipated Republican unity.
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Bankhead Forces Wilson Nomination Amid Stampede at Convention
Bankhead moves to push Wilson as delegates clash over Underwood. Milne shifts votes after a 68 vote tally, while Hawthorn and allied senators and reps discuss eliminations. A hurried caucus follows as Bankhead seeks unanimous consent to vacate the order, leading to a historic, unani mous nomination amid tense platform scenes.
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Socialists Hold State Convention in Macon Georgia
A state socialist convention will convene in the superior courtroom at 10 o clock with Maxwell Wilk of Augusta presiding. Delegates from Augusta and Columbus will attend. A F Castleberry is expected to seek the governorship. James Snider of Chicago and aides will join, planning a state campaign and public address by Snider.
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Cunningham Cup Matches Report From Last Like
Golf results from the Cunningham Cup show multiple rounds across flights. First round winners include Richarda over Cor win and Winston over Rainwater. Second round advances include Jemison over Lichenor and Atkisson over Winston with several 2 up decisions. Fourth flight features Jones over Bram and Upshaw over Hazelwood with ongoing second rounds and matches through 19 holes and 20 hole tiebreaker notes.
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Randall Loses to Macfarland in Bowling Bout
In Cincinnati tonight Prckey Macfarland of Chicapo knocked out Fddi Tandall of pt Bowls in the third round of a scheduled ten round bowling contest at I opodrome pick her. Macfarlant far outclassed the st Powis hoy.
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Very Close Shave for Holcombe Ward in Tennis Championship
Mountain Sulleon handles July 3 event as Holcombe Ward nearly conquers the championship. Ward drops a set before reclaiming form, then doubles action features Harold H Hackett and Mann pairing to threaten new champions, while Alexander retires from the game and Hackett with It Alexander previously held the title.
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Militia Ordered to Stop Prizefight in Dover Oklahoma
Governor Cruce Ris directed Adjutant General Callen to prevent Ald Ferns of Kanais and Art Mighl of Bartlesville from boxing at Dover Oklahoma tomorrow. The rolling contest has been heavily advertised and Tulsa has sent in militia units to avert the event.
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Police Club Strikers Clash On Pier Amid Arrests
New York in July saw police clash with striking demonstrators as strike breakers were recruited to bolster forces. Dozens participated with several hundred men added to the ranks. Several men were clubbed and two officers slightly injured. About twelve arrests were made.
Two Sisters Die In Mill Pond Rescue Attempt
In Great Barrington Massachusetts on July 3 a tragedy occurred when sisters Mrs Josephine Gregory aged 79 and Patrick Sullivan’s widow, 40, jumped into a mill pond to rescue a mill son of Sullivan. Catherine Boley was rescued by workers on site. The cause and details of the incident remain under investigation.
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