$2 000 000 Bonds To Improve Atlanta Streets
A special committee recommends a $2,000,000 bond issue to upgrade Atlanta streets. If approved, an ordinance will detail every street and project to be funded, including West Peachtree and Georgia avenues, aiming to place Atlanta on a longer lasting improvement plan. The plan requires a city charter amendment and legislative action, with Attorney Mayson alerted to draft necessary resolutions.
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AIDES CATHER AT OYSTER BAY
Reported meeting at Oyster Bay with General Roosevelt and aides amid questions on a new party. Roosevelt defends his campaign stance and insists supporters will align on the Republican ticket while criticizing antitrust enforcement and party splits.
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Navies Averted by New Scheme to Cut War Costs
Fragmented OCR text outlines a stalled naval bill debate in the Senate with references to budget cuts and wartime ship costs. Mentions senators Overman North Woodmen era figures, proposed reductions in naval ranks and spending, and a tense procedural clash over amendments delaying passage.
Steam Roller Engineer Tells How It Worked
Washington July 5 Senator Cummins of Iowa progressive Republican candidate for the presidential nomination at the Chicago convention today declared against the new party movement led by Theodore Roosevelt and announced his allegiance to the old party. He argued that bosses cannot be escaped by new parties and noted a suspected fraud at the convention. John C Capers of Charleston also backed Taft, likening party machine tactics to steam rolling. Capers recalled serving as an engineer of the machine in 1908 and warned a steam roller persists in national committees of both parties.
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Late Pictures of Mrs Woodrow Wilson and the Wilson Girls
Seaght New Mexico July 5 report imagines a Wilson White House with three daughters in residence. Mrs Wilson appears like an elder sister to the young women and engages actively in current topics. Margaret 26, Jessica 25, Eleanor Nell Wilson 22 are described as the three daughters.
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Taft to Receive Nomination Notification in August
President Taft plans to receive formal notification of the Republican nomination at the White House around August 1. He discussed scheduling with Senator Foot of New York and indicated a White House reception for committee members. Mrs Taft and children may attend briefly. A national committee chairman choice remains expected to be Secretary G B Hilles. The incident with Secretary MacVeagh and Mr Andrew is described as closed, with future cabinet detail planned. Governor Pothier of Rhode Island will join for luncheon. Taft golfed and rode with a few callers today.
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Speaker Clark Slightly Peeved At Opening Session
Washington July 5 Special Speaker Champ Clark enters the House with a fighting spirit and a tense look. He wears steel rimmed glasses as decorum loosens amid chatter and the gavel taps. Telegrams of congratulation to Clark and Underwood from Governor Wilson and Woodrow Wilson are read, stirring varying reactions among readers.
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Governor Wilson Handles 10000 Letters in Busy Day
Governor Wilson spent a busy day answering 10000 letters and telegrams since his nomination. He dictated a hundred letters and awaited Chicago to attend a national committee meeting, with possible stop in Indianapolis and a running mate discussion.
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Fatal wreck near Wilpen rocks Latrobe area
Twenty one killed and thirty injured in a Ligonier Valley railroad crash at Wilpen. A passenger coach was pushed by an engine and struck by a double header freight train, crushing the coach and spreading death. Names include Mary Rhody, Frank Beatty, Louise Rhody, Elizabeth Rhody, and others from Wilpen and Ligonier. The disaster, first on the line in forty years, left many survivors injured or scarred, with a traumatized scene reported along the Wilpen corridor.
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Weather Prophecy Local Showers Saturday and Sunday
Local forecast calls for scattered showers Saturday with a good chance of continued showers into Sunday. Georgia residents should plan for damp conditions and possible brief showers.
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