Roosevelt declines comment on Loeb nomination
Theodore Roosevelt and William Loeb Jr have no appointment for a conference on the gubernatorial situation and Col Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill tonight declined to comment on Loeb's potential nomination. He added I have nothing to say and I have no appointment to see Mr Loeb.
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Theodore Roossvelt
William Loeb Jr
Leed
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Roosevelt
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Leebs
Loeb
Flour Containing K K K Label Sparks Racial Debate
A bag labeled with K K K draws scrutiny as activists demand clarification of origin and intent. Officials say labeling confusion may mislead consumers while advocates call for stricter standard labeling to prevent hate-group symbolism in food products.
Heat Blankets City as Megadrought Battles Heat Wave
New York reports extreme heat with 12 deaths today vs 10 yesterday and widespread prostration. City temperatures reached 88 this week while heat scorched the Northeast, with Philadelphia and Detroit also reporting heat related distress and several fatalities.
Carrington Placed on the Retired List
Major Frank Carrington of the United States Army was retired by a War Department order, ending his military career with the rank of major. He had been accused of embezzlement in the Philippines, tried by the Insular Court, and sentenced to imprisonment before a court martial. His friends sought to remove the stigma, appealing to the Supreme Court, and Congress later passed a retirement with rank of major in 1909, which President Taft affirmed last June. The War Department order today clears the record.
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United States
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Rev Dr Mangled at Tioga Station Train Crush
At Tioga station on the Reading Railway a minister named Rev Dr Lallade Mangled died after being crushed by a fast moving inbound train while attempting to board. The incident also involved Rev Dr Jacob Sallade, secretary of the American Home Mission Society.
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Kept Vow to Harm Self Ends in Fatal Dying
A Fauqua Texas man Von Parham shot himself with a public safety item after telling family he would cause fatal harm to himself. He died almost instantly near his home, with motive stated as known by investigators.
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Texas J.ly 11
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Fifth Georgia Begins March at Chickamauga Park
Soldiers of the Fifth Georgia arrive at Chickamauga park under blistering sun. Units travel by rail with delays, march three miles to camp, and start strenuous training amid heat, dust, and early fatigue. Camp sites reassessed as Florida unit moved to a new location per General Anderson.
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Earnoat
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Anderson
Florida
Great Revival Planned for Atlanta in January
A three week revival led by Gypsy Smith is planned for Atlanta in January. A joint committee of Central Methodist, Baptist, and Presbyterian churches has invited him and awaits his acceptance. The Auditorium venue is set, with a large inter church leadership group coordinating the effort.
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England
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King Presbyterians
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Allanta
Postage 18 Charged to Mrs Cleveland
Washington July 11 Owing to misrouted letters by Frances F Cleveland the postmaster general orders postmasters to honor free transmission for letters of Mrs Frances Cleveland widow of the late President and for Mrs Mary Lord Harrison widow of the late President Harrison under the recent congressional act.
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Cleveland
Congress
Young Miss Dorothy Jones Earns Art Master’s Degree at 17
Ann Arbor mid July 11 reports that Dorothy Jones of Harrisburg Pasheyak is the youngest person to earn a Master of Arts degree from the University of Michigan and possibly any U S university. She passed her examinations recently at Ann Arbor after three years as a college student in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
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University
of Michigan
United States
Dorothy Jones
Harrisburg
Pasheyak
Annn Arbor
Ales Jones
Shriners Gather in Macon for Al Sihah Temple Founding
Shriners from Georgia converge on Macon for the founding of Al Sihah Temple. More than 1200 nobles expected with 40 candidates for initiation. A grand parade, barbecue at Log Cabin Club, ceremonial session at the Macon Hussars Armory, and a Brown House banquet conclude the day. Distinguished visitors from Atlanta and Savannah to attend.
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Georgia
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Semples Yaorab
Atlanta
Alee
Sevannah
Log Cabin Club
The
Macou Hussars
Brown
Honest Aunt Viney Spivey Dies After Fatal Swoon
The last words of Aunt Viney Spivey aged about 60 were to return a nickel for car fare. She collapsed at the corner of Siting and Simpson Streets yesterday afternoon. The Gno wn family of 242 String street reported her death. an ambulance from Grady hospital arrived too late.
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Davis Street
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Simpson Streets
String Street
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Theng
Simpson Street
Grady Hospital
Corporation tax payments totals extend after deadline
Washington jury reports total corporation tax payments at 25 1610 from an assessment over 27 million dollars. Close of business at Matorda shows time allowed to pay without penalty expired July 10. A legal holiday yesterday extended payment date to today.
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Treasury Department
A Summer Nightdress Pattern Offers Simple Cut Design
A newspaper pattern advertisement promotes a summer nightdress with no arm gathers and a combined robe and sleeve design. It lists three bust sizes 89 36 and 40, notes skirt gathering option, priced at 426 25 10 cents, and invites readers to mail order pattern No 426 to Pattern Dept with name and address.
House Committee Seeks Governor Reports on Western and Atlantic Purchase
The House committee on Western and Atlantic affairs voted to request Governor Brown supply any reports or correspondence from agents relating to the Temnenses tract proposed for railroad terminals and to disclose attorney general opinions. Some members opposed, others argued the panel must obtain facts. a resolution was adopted directing the governor to provide documents and communications. The committee plans its annual state road inspection Friday, examining the Evans 234 acre tract and the 89 acre Boyce Station parcels, before reconvening Monday.
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Woman Refutes Claim As J H Williams Jockey Wife
A young Spanish woman told a Constitution Reporter last night she is not the wife of jockey J H Williams who gave his residence as 642 Marletta street Jacksonville. Police found her at Dr T F C M Pope Bruce's home at 169 Gilmer street where she says she had been since Saturday afternoon, date of her disappearance. She says Williams never promised marriage and insists she is not his wife after establishing her identity.
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Jacksonville
Two Cent Fare Law Upheld by Court
A special session today the supreme court refused to grant an appeal from Circuit Judge Burdett dis posing the injunction previously awarded against the state enforcing the two cent car fare law. Under Burdett's decision the railroad must refund excess fares over the three cent rate and comply with the two cent law. Charleston W Va July 11.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Charleston W Va
Officers Seek Fleeing Black Women After Fatal Sharp-Object Incident
Prentiss Misa Outleera and officers search the swamps of Prentiss for a Black woman linked to a fatal stabbing that wounded Nannie Barns and allowed the suspect to escape. The women had been at a sociable gathering when a quarrel turned deadly as Barns was struck near the heart.
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Pretty Miss Nobody at Lyric and Forsyth bills
Miss Emma Bunting stars in Pretty Miss Nobody at the Lyric with a backstory pony entrance mishap. The Forsyth showcases a country school act by Harry W Fields, with a mix of singing, comedy, and vaudeville routines including The Amsterdam Quartet and dancing by Kelfer and Kilne.
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el Dawson
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Pension Change Sought After City Officials Meet
City pension plan approved and sent to legislature. Fire Chief Cummings and Police Chief Jennings urged Mayor Madox to convene a council meeting to remove a property ownership limit. Mayors to consult the special committee and call a special session if advised. Lehman Round Over in power court case. he faces $5 short-change charge and $200 bail. victim Miss Agnes Laughter identified him.
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Henry Jennings
Police
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Lehman
Sam Lenmar
Ue Guarantee Clothing Company
Power Court
J M Raou
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Guarantea Gothing Company
Gate City Holds Building Record
Gate City reports a six month period in 1920 showing a 64 percent gain in construction activity compared with the previous year. Memphis tops regional comparisons with a construction net around 3 140 units, while New Orleans remains a major competitor with substantial gains reflected in the period.
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