Dark political mood hints at looming clashes among leaders
Fragmentary quotes describe tension between Taft Roosevelt and Morgan. The piece notes Hughes fighting machine politics while Morgan pursues wealth despite his degree. Harvard’s degrees for Morgan and Hughes draw Roosevelt’s gaze as Wall Street mulls how to pressure the colonel.
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Taft
Stoosevelt
Mr. Morgan
Hughes
Poli Vcians
Harvard
J. Pierpont Morgan
Roosevelt
Morgan
Wall Street
President Taft
Colonel Roosevelt
Beverly
Livingston Club Rallies Support in Atlanta Fifth District
Over 150 men from business and political circles in Atlanta and the Fifth district gathered to back Congressman Lon F Livingston for reelection. Mayor Robert F Maddox endorsed him, calling defeat a great loss to the South. A 20 member advisory committee and officers were named to organize the campaign.
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Atlanta
Fifth Congressional District
New Kimbal
Lon F. Livingston
Boe
Organzas & Livingston Club
Colonel Livingston
Congress
Robert F Maddox
South
Colorel Livingston
Washington
E. Rivers
Henry West
A. M. Brand
H. Rivers
A. J. Weal
Louis Gholgtein
Harry Schlesinger
J. W. Brid Well
Hamilton Douglas
J. K. Ottley
Chester Smith
George M. Hope
Frank Rice
Joe Iscobs
George Scipio
B. F. Wilingham
Eugene Aberdorfer
James F. Sanders
Jack Cohen
Clark Howell
Jack Spalding
M. ¢. Carroll
TB Sheehan
Congressman Liveingston
Ike
Liv
Court Censures High Officers and Marine Corps Action
A legal record notes a court censuring high officers of the Marine Corps amid a charged controversy. The proceeding cites misconduct and disciplinary steps while detailing the defense and court’s admonitions. The case underscores military accountability at senior levels.
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Marine Corps
Subordinates Face Possible Successorship Clash in Marine Corps
A Marine Corps court of inquiry censured eight officers including Major General George F. Bilott and Colonels Lauchheimer Denzy and Doyen after finding General Elliott Howeaty Pratned, a volatile figure, and noting ear disease and lapses in discipline. The inquiry concluded with no further judicial action.
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United States Marine Corps
Navy Department
George F. Bilott
Charles H. Lauchheimer
Frank Denzy
Charles A. Doyen
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Colone
Thomas C. Prince
Henry C. Hannen
Louis J. Mawil
Davia D. Porter
Philadelphia
Elliot S Howeaty
Elliott
Coronel Unnckheimer
Volonel Lauthheimer
Longworth to Deliver Ohio Platform at Columbus Convention
The Ohio platform will endorse the Payne Aldrich tariff and propose a scientific basis for tariff protection. Senator Dick and Wade H. Ellis met President Taft in Beverly to discuss framing and timing. Taft shows deep interest in the platform as campaign plans take shape for the fall.
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Ohio Platform
Taft
Republic
Campsigs
Ohio
Talen
Michelas Longworth
Claarly
Tari
Ing
Republican Congress
Thaa
Ana Wade H. Eftis
Ohio State Executive Committee
el- Us
Beverly
Tangled Love and Business Behind Chicago Tragedy
A lurid case in Chicago links a romance and business ties to a fatal shooting. Mrs Deufer and Miss Wilson, frequent visitors to real estate magnate Peter Rigdon, are central figures in a plot involving letters and endearments. Rigdon, once a Chicago school board member and Royal Bank receiver, faces questions as police seek motive amid a mystery surrounding a violent incident. The injured woman Mary Wilson, traveling with Mrs Deufer, was rushed to hospital after the attack, while investigators trace past visits to the suspect and the victim.
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Anid
Rigdan
Fetzer
Chicago Board of Education
Royal Bank
Stens
Jens
Rost
McGormid
Mary Wilson
St. Paul
Cocaine crazed killer slays three in Tampa riot aftermath
In Tampa on July 15 Will Ellison, a Black man described as cocaine crazed, killed Rev. Jesse W. Avery and organist Henry Clark at Matera Methodist Church, fatally wounded his wife Eva Hilion and her sister Mary Bryant, and wounded Officer Hayman. He fled on a horse, sparking a citywide police response.
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Flo
Will Bilison
Celia Bryant
Jesse W. Avery
First African Methodist Church
Henry Clark
Eva Hiliaon
Mary Bryarity
Hayman
New Foge
Scrub
Matera Methodist Church
Ellison
Methodist Church
Avery
Clark
Cous Bryant
Inlaw
Howard Attacks Livingston in Wake City Campaign Speech
Hon William Schley Howard candidate for congress spoke to several hundred voters in Wake City. He accused incumbent Livingston of dodging votes on the Employees Stability Act and national child labor bill and highlighted the Howard franchise tax, noting Fulton County and Atlanta received 800 900 in state revenue. He challenged Livingston to prove or withdraw over campaign fund ties to The New York Cotton Exchange.
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Congress
Fifth Congressional District
Wake City
Howard
Carl Hutcheson
Ivingston
Livingston
Fulton County
Atlanta
New York Colton Exchange
Burglars Meke Haul Mexico July 15
Burglars robbed Pollock Milling and Elevator Co office last night taking $25 by forcing open a safe door with the sign This safe is never locked. A suspect fled into a dark alley but was later found unconscious in a white residence yard. An officer reported a man dead from poisoning after a bottle of whiskey contained cyanide. a church shooting caused panic and injuries among congregants.
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Pollock Milling and Elevator Company
Ero
Hlagun
Neara
Chysitfang
Flligon
Governor Brown Heads to Manuevers with Georgia Guard
Governor Joseph M. Brown leaves Atlanta with Adjutant General A J Scott and top staff to inspect the Georgia National Guard in Chickamauga. The party, in Chattanooga overnight, plans two days in camp before returning Monday. Also filed yesterday for a charter for the Bank of Uvyalda in Montgomery County with capital of 26000.
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A. J. Scott
Joseph Brown Connally
Joseph M. Brown
van Holt Nash
Chattanooga
Brown
Georgia
Chickamauga
Western and Atlantic
Tenn
National Guard of Georgia
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Frederick Oxon
Enant
J. van Holt Nash
Adh Iief
Sta
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L. L. McCloskey
H. F. West
Same Tate
Tate
Joe B. Connally
Steve R. Johnston
Colo
Nel
W. B. Stovall
Asa G.candler
A .A. Marchant
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Athens
W. L. Start
Marietta
Robert A. Franklin
Jackson
Hotel Patten
Atlanta
Secretary of State
Bank of Uvyalda
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Montgomery County
Couple Dies in Death by Own Action Pact Far From Home
Bharon Pa July 5 A tragedy two weeks ago in Chicago involved deaths of Miss Ada Grandy and Fred Quinby Sharpville residents. Telegrams showed their bodies were in Chicago Morgue identified by papers in clothing. relatives plan to claim the bodies.
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Chicago
Sharpville
Ada Grandy
Fred Quinby
John G. Grandy
Quinty
Chief of Police of
Peaches to be dumped into Flint River at Fort Valley
Fort Valley Ga June 16 Bank of loss in Elberta peach crop prompts plan to dump thirty carloads of peaches into the Flint River eight miles from town. Growers fear further spoilage with thousands of crates awaiting cars as feed shortages threaten the industry and a quick disposal is urged.
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Fort Valley
Guly
Elbertas
Flint
Cvasion
Foster parent charged with brutal murder of child in Indiana
Charles Coast, 12, was found dead at Moses Richter’s Grabhill area farm near Fort Wayne. Prosecutors say Richter, who had adopted the boy from an orphan asylum, bit and ripped flesh from Coast before killing him. Neighbors feared lynching as Richter confessed to mutilation and murder.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Charles Coast
Moses Richter
Grabhill
Richter
Richer
OMalley Charged With Murder Of Stepdaughters In Minnesota
Leseur Minn July 15 Martin O Malley a wealthy farmer is charged with the murder of his two young step daughters aged 3 and 5 An autopsy showed poisoning in the children bodies The case follows his recent marriage to Bra Berger a widow with three children and the death of two of her children within a short span
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Leseur
Minn
Martin O'Malley
O'Malley
Bra
Berger
Agsénic
Karema Collision Returns to New York in Distress
New York July 18 The British steamship Karema, damaged in a fog collision with the British steamer Regulus 25 miles east of Nantucket, reached New York this afternoon after departing from here on Tuesday.
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New York
Kareme
Nantucket
Regulus
Wabana
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