Platform Queers Oppose Underwood Senate Amendment
Washington July 5. A Baltimore convention supports the constitutional amendment to elect senators by the people. The piece notes opposition from Southern Democrats and party factions, mentions Bryan and primary issues, and questions the impact on Baltimore platform and Republican reactions. The text references Underwood, Morgan, Clark, and Nebraska and New York delegates amid party disputes.
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Jobs Corrigan, Jr
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Underwood
Senate
Congress
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Teurgte
Atiers
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Cormress
Bryan
Clark
Ballop
Nebraska
New York
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Working Agreement Ended by Senators in Senate Showdown
Washington reports a broken working agreement between Democratic and insurgent factions as debate over sugar and excise bills intensifies in the Senate. Analysts predict a party-line vote on the House sugar bill, with some Democrats likely joining opposition.
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Washington
Senate
Necklace worth thirty thousand lost on steamship
Boston July 5 a pearl necklace valued at 30000 disappeared on the steamer Bunker Hill after Miss Attila Thayer of New York boarded in New York. She suspects it was discarded with waste paper and is puzzled by the loss found when coming ashore near Selby Hampshire.
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Boston
Bunker Hill
Attila Thayer
New York
Thayer
Sel Iy
Hampshire
Governor Wilson funds for busy days and streets
The piece details a tense scene with Governor Wilson, a dramatized window scene, and Jumatulys tale of Klinets change at Baltimore. It notes a Baltimore power shift involving Clark and Wilson, with Tumulty recounting the inside story and a campaign promise tied to Sullivan’s influence. A committee urges a city street bond for immediate road improvements in Atlanta, arguing funds from annual revenue are insufficient and voter approval next year would determine success or blame for bad streets.
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Baltimore
Clark
Wilson
Tumuity
Roger Olivan
Mlinets
Hoeger Sullivan
Sullivan
Lawrencesite
Buys Eroor
Clarence Waverty
Harvey Hatcher
A. Db. Thomson
II. Vandyke
Daines Bo Lyered
Haverty
Atlanta
Council
Aides Gather at Oyster Bay
Roosevelt says aides gather at Oyster Bay and insists the vice presidential choice must be made by the people, not him, signaling cautious involvement in succession.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Hadley Rejects Third Party In Missouri
Jefferson City July 35. Governor Hadley says he will take no part in forming a third party in Missouri. He asserts the Republican Party is thoroughly progressive and will remain so, adding he has no intention of involvement.
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Hadley
Jefferson City
Missouri
Miasouri
Roosevelt friends in North Carolina mobilize forces
Greensboro July Roosevelt campaign supporters in North Carolina plan a conference in Greensboro Monday attended by Richmond Pearson from the Roosevelt nation committee Colonel Lusk of Asheville and other Roosevelt backers They report strong support for Roosevelt and vow not to vote for Watt nor relinquish party machinery or principles They aim to influence state conventions and electors while opposing President Taft.
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Greensboro
N. C
Roosevelt
North Carolina
Roosevelt Moyvem
New York
Greenstory
Richmond Pearson
Housevelt Nations Committee
Lusk
Asnevill
Hoogevelt
Mr. Watt
Mousevelt
Pe Abley
Vart
Money from Poultry and Eggs In the Current Tsque
Poultry editor offers practical tips for poultry raisers to increase profits. Focus on market-ready birds, careful dressing and packing, direct-to-consumer selling, and forming local cooperatives to cut costs. Emphasizes branding, egg handling, and collective buying to boost returns.
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Lestie
WANTS STEEL CARS IN MAIL SERVICE
Publication in Denver advocates steel cars for railway mail service. The Purpoun, edited by Urban A. Walter, uses seismic wreck photos to urge readers to fund stronger rolling stock. Rail clerks nationwide subscribe, highlighting urgency and broad support for modernizing mail transport by rail.
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Denver
Urban A. Walter
Walkers
Rockmart Boys Defeat Cedartown 6 to 3 in July clash
Rockmart traveled to Cedartown and won 6 to 3 as Brooks, McRae, Copeland and Doyle delivered timely hits. Tolbert, Rockmart’s 16 year old catcher, starred in catching and throwing while Dan Freeman pitched superbly, allowing no hits. Rockmart eyes a game with Rome Athletics Friday.
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Rockmart
Cedartown
Rockmaert
W. Smith
Un@ earth
Rockmart Ut
Bielder
Brooks
McRae
Copeland
Doyle
Tolbert
Dan Freeman
Rome Athletics
Slow Travel in Oklahoma Rail Tale
A Tulsa youth seeks a Tulsa parent’s consent for a marriage bid after being refused due to the daughter's youth. The father, a traveling man, says she will visit Pawhuska soon and will be older on return, while the man offers five dollars as payment for tomorrow’s meeting at three.
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Kansas City Star
Oklahoma
Midland Valley
Tulsa
Pawhuska
Pratey
Ted
Adams predicts Roosevelt split to help Democrats in Colorado
The document quotes Alva Adams, former Colorado governor, asserting Roosevelt entering the presidential race would split the Republican vote and guarantee Democratic victory in Colorado next November. It notes Adams’s prominence and the summer political context with Democrats favored in the state.
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Alva Adams
Colorado
Alvis Adams
Parcels post endorsed at Virginia carriers’ convention
Norfolk brief notes show Assistant Postmaster General DeGraw endorsing parcels post at the ninth annual Rural Letter Carriers Association of Virginia meeting. He cited 15 cents for 11 pounds, 5 cents for the first pound, and 1 cent for each extra pound as benefiting rural patrons and village merchants. Postmaster Edgar Allan of Richmond also spoke. a roads session followed with state highway commissioner Wilson addressing Carriers.
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Norfolk
V. DeGraw
DeGraw
Edgar Allan
Richmond
Wilson
Richmoend
Dr Ellenwood Looks at Baseball and Patriotism
At the Universalist Church on East Harris street the last service before vacation will be given by Rev. Dean Ellenwood. He will preach on National Ideals in the National Game linking patriotism with baseball and civic virtue. The sermon invites players of all levels to attend. Afterward the Ellenwoods depart for Chicago for the Y P C U convention and study at the University of Chicago.
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Universalist Church
East Harris Street
EL Dean Ellenwood
Atlanta
Ellenwood
Chicago
The
Young People's Christian Union
University of Chicago
Waddell Stricken at Home After St Paul Game
George Edward Waddell known as the eccentric Rib and long time MLB pitcher is seriously ill at his Minneapolis home with acute indigestion and gall stones. The Minneapolis American Association player fainted after yesterday’s game with St Paul.
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Minneaporis
George Edward Waddel
Waddell
St. Paul
Hartwell Defeats Royston In Back-To-Back Games
Hartwell won twice over Royston in fast games. Tuesday score 3 to 1 with Hartwell, Cleveland and Warper powering the offense while Royston featured Black, Tain and Sumpter. Wednesday Hartwell crushed Royston 13 to 2 with Hartwell, Cleveland and Harper leading the attack and Royston relying on Mosa, Brooks, Ginn and Sumpter.
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Hartwell
Royston
Cleveland
Warper
Black Tain
Sumpter
Mosa
Brooks
Ginn
Harper
Obituary notices for Carlton Robbins and O'Dell given
Mortuary notices from Gardner and Oakwood report death of L E Carlton a 50 year old banker and former Republican leader in Gardner Mass after long illness. Also listed are Mary Robbins of Summerville who died after weeks of illness aged 13 with funeral in Summerville and interment there. G B O'Dell 60 year old railroad man of Oakwood Ga dies in private sanitarium with funeral planned at Liberty church Hall county.
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Gardner
Mass.worth
Carleen
Turer
Mr. Carland
Wuyelly
Mary Brown Robbing
Summerville
Music Vale Seminary
Salem State Normal
Connecticut
G. B. O'Dell
G. B O Dell
Oakwood
Patterson's
Liberty Church
Hall Coun
GT. R. D
J .E O'Dell
Birmingham
J. Tl. .O'Dell
Atlanta
E. J. Carey
Adgateville, Ga
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Edward M. Shtram
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