Taft or Roosevelt Up to Tar Heel Voters
A North Carolina Republican meeting discusses support for Taft or Roosevelt as potential nominees. The conference aims to agree on a plan of action to unify the party and determine which candidate lovers the August state convention should back. The gathering notes TR supporters and the need to align delegates for the next primary vote.
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Roosevelt
Greenaberg
Sui
Colom
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North Carolina
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Ronnes
Priieeies
Tssur
Touma
Netiae
Arta
Morehead
Bristow Declares for Col Roosevelt In Kansas Rally
A fragmented notice references Bristow backing Col Roosevelt in Kansas amid a tense campaign scene. The garbled text suggests a political declaration urging support for Roosevelt, with unclear dates and local details.
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Bristow
Col
Roosevelt
New Manager Named for Georgian Terrace Hotel
Albert Koheen of Newark named the new manager of the Georgian Terrace hotel. He is a well known figure in the hospitality circle, reputed in Newark and Atlanta social circles, and arrives amid ongoing renovations and plans for expanded services.
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Albert Koheen
Newark
Georgian Terrace
Mroheen
Cecpe
Atlanta
Marie + Antoinette
New York
Givens and wife No 2 found by police
The Montgomery man J L Givens, accused in a disappearance, was located at a boarding house on Carrail Street and jailed awaiting a warrant from Montgomery. CM Keck, father of Givens, came to Atlanta to search for a daughter thought to be in the city. Mrs Givens fainted on hearing a confession of bigamy and will return home with her father.
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Constitution
J L. Givens
Montgomery Min
Klesmy
Carrail Street
Wentgomery
CM Keck
Givens
Atlanta
Arnold
Montgomery
Rival clubs unite to back Wilson in key election
Faces split councils as Bay Wilson and Enderwood leaders plan joint action to support the Wilson candidacy. Advisory board chair RO Smith and Enderwood lieutenant Jaime J. Anderson spearhead talks for a regional coalition. Anderson travels to Florida with plans to return Wednesday for further meetings.
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Enderwood
Athente
RO Smith
Wilson Club
Jaime J. Anderson
Wivienry
Mindus
Mi Andergrig
Andersen
Florida
Plague Fears and Fading Cantaloupe Crops Hit Early Summer
From New York to Georgia, reports detail bubonic plague fears aboard the steamer Carolina and a dire cantaloupe shortage in central Georgia. Passengers face health checks and quarantine as ships dock and cargo is inspected. In Bibb County, ripe melons fail to meet expectations due to lack of sun, with worms ruining many crops.
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New York
Carolina
San Tuan Porto Rich
Ameriana
Bedloe
Caroling
Ask Mr Babbage Enter Real Estate Biz in Atlanta
John D Babbage Sr launches real estate in Atlanta with a home finder mission. Offices at 1708 Third National Bank Building. He aims to attract newcomers and contribute to Atlanta’s growth, citing the city as a southern hub with energetic, unified citizenry and strong business life.
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John D Babbage
Atlanta
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Cloverport
Lanston Monotype Machine Company
Philadelphia
Southern Batesman
Monotype
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Quute
Mason and Dixons Inc
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Farthermare
Lecture by Dr Walker on The Hope of the World
Dr Walker will deliver a lecture at Carnegie Library in the assembly hall at 8 o clock The talk titled The Jew the Hope of the World will explore broad revealed prophecy and attract attention from local readers.
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Dr. Walker
Carnegie Library
Assembly Hall
Walker
Jersey Insurgents Push Roosevelt Conventon Plan
About five progressive Republicans led by former Governor J Franklin Fort met in Newark to organize a New Jersey Roosevelt state convention. A nine member committee, including Borden T Whiting of East Orange, will arrange details for a July 18 to July 27 date at Asbury Park. Delegates at large will go to the Roosevelt national convention, with congressional delegates chosen at local conventions. Prominent attendees included George L. Record former Congressman Charles N. Fowler and Harold J Howland of The Outlook.
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J Franklin Fort
Roosevelt
Asbury Park
Borden T Whiting
East Orange
Republican National
George L. Record
Charles N. Fowler
Harold J Howland
The
Outlook
Local Obituary Roundup From Georgia Towns
A string of death notices from T ardenboro and Greensboro Georgia report the passing of Mrs William Stenn Kimbrough 27 at her Barnesville home and Mrs Moseley Miss Cleo Crumley Mrs Sultanas and Andrew Houston Kirkpatrick among others. The notices note surviving spouses children parents and siblings and detail funeral arrangements at Pooles Chapel West View Antioch and local cemeteries with interments in several churchyards. Community mourns longstanding residents including Mrs Vary Woobarrig agent and other local families with services held in Greensboro Decatur and Farrburn areas.
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Min Willian Stenn
Kimbrough
Wini Brough
Missy Maude Bilder
Barnesville Gate
Gaomdon Institute
Baineeville
Antinlint Sen
Mackay
Methodist Church
Moseley
Greensboro
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Cleo Crumley
White Hoke
Melonough
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Oscar
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Pearl Street
Pooles Chapel
Decatur Ga
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Sultuntas
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Mea Wisot Moore
South Broor Street
Josephine Farris
Moore
Wre Fiera Wilson
Mra Beulah Ellis
Wood Farris M & Faris
H A Farris
Artha — Kimbrough
Sarah Tartison
Virginia Wells
Antioch
Eight Hour Law Extended to All U S Workers
Special report from Grantville Georgia notes Attorney General Wickersham has issued an opinion extending the eight hour labour law to all merchants and laborers employed by the United States. Previously the act mainly covered public works. In another report, a car accident near Grantville involved four men and two women returning from Warm Springs. an embankment damaged by a washed away bridge caused a plunge into two feet of water with no injuries reported.
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Washington
Tart
Eral Wickersham
United States
Grantville
Warm Springs
Franklin
State Concludes Against Darrow in Bribery Trial
The state rested in the Clarence Darrow bribery trial after two prosecution witnesses testified. Several prominent figures including former U S Senator Mason and Chicago lawyers lauded Darrow’s reputation, while defense counsel introduced witnesses to emphasize his character and political standing. Testimony will continue with further depositions and cross examination.
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Lonsted
Albert Jo Hopkins
Carter Wollarrison
Pred A Bates
Maylor Hampstead Washburn
Chicago
$2.50 Round Trip Atlanta to Chattanooga Sale
The W and A R R offers round trip tickets from Atlanta to Chattanooga for trains at 4 50 p m and 8 50 p m on July 13 1912. Tickets are valid for return on or before the Atlanta arrival by 11 45 a.m. Monday following sale. Co E Harman General Passenger Agent.
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Atlanta
Co. E. Harman
Burlesque Show Report Denied by H L Cardoza
Representative of the Jaki Wauilg interests denied a widely copied report in The New York Review about a burlesque circuit in the south. He said Wells considered burlesque but could not obtain suitable venues, and that the plan shifted to musical comedies rather than burlesque. The proposed Southern circuit would be run by Wells Greenwall and Wells, with shows staged in houses owned by Wells.
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New York Review
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Greenwall
Wels
Young woman gets mayor in trouble
Petrait Midh July 8 Emite Sohler former mayor of Houpelines Franc recently finished a thirty day term in the Petrait house of correction where he was sent for bringing a young woman to this country for immoral purposes. He will be deported 19 months. On Sobers arrival in Bu rep the French authorities it is hard will cause his arrest on a charge of embezzlement of funds of the city of which he was mayor.
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Emite Sohler
Houpelines Franc
Petrait
Correctiote
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Pardoned Indian Murderer Arrested Again in Pendleton
Columbia George, an Indian convicted of murdering a tribal woman years ago and pardoned by President Taft while serving a life term, was arrested today in Pendleton for the murder of Mrs Tempt, an elderly Indian woman and mother of John Wallitsa Carlisle TInchin, who died by his own hand last May.
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Columbia
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Taft
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Carlisle Tinchin
Legislative scraps keep lower house busy with bills
A stream of introduced measures fills the Georgia House agenda. Proposals address state geologic surveys funding, dock rights at Savannah, tax and charter adjustments for Atlanta, prison and trial reforms, road and revenue duties, and primary and election provisions.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Thirtieth Georgia Holds Reunion Soon
Frayed notes report a Thirtieth Georgia reunion planned near Athens with scattered details. A memorial confirms Florence Boyd and two children died from gas exposure at their home, and a general obituary note lists ongoing inquiries and pension requests.
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Chester
Florence Hovd
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