Report Drawn Against Bill on Emperance Committee Action
The house Emperance Committee, chaired by Wright, reported the measure back with amendments strengthening the bill. Forty nine members were present. 36 voted for the report, 1 opposed. Blackburn gave notice of a minority report. Amendments restate the caption, cap physician prescriptions at one pint, and require prescription records filed with the county treasurer.
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Blackburn
Culton
Covington
Hardman
Court in Macon to Appoint Special Receivers for Estate
Special receivers will be appointed in Macon Georgia on July 16 to oversee assets of a Texas case. Cordele proceedings consider orders for permanent receivership in a superior court. The temporary receivers Messrs Mval Rarer and Sohdeld will oversee papers, with two accounts to be settled and assets safeguarded under court supervision.
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Macon
Af Cordele
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Phar
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Mval Rarer
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NASA
Telegraphers Threaten General Strike Over Hours
President Small of the Telegraphers Union says an immediate statement was made about an intense hours conference with Labor. He cites telegrams showing 23 strikebreakers en route from the east and warns a countywide walkout against Western Union and Postal Telegraph if no agreement is reached. He plans to travel to Chicago this week, stopping in cities along the route.
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Qaki
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Small
Smun
Gomums
Siower Neill
Western Union
Postal Telegraph
Ciicaso
Oklahoma Constitutional Convention Adjourns to September
The Oklahoma Constitutional Convention adjourned to September 1 ahead of the state and federal elections. Nine changes were reported, including alignment of the document with the enabling act and a note that the constitution was originally not republican in form. All members were present and will be cited to meet with the secretary of state.
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Hay
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Constitut One
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Iterney Gnera
Honana
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Secretary
Fire destroys Memphis coating plant and embassy bomb blast follows
A Memphis coating plant in the southern part of the city was destroyed by fire after an explosive device caused blast damage. The interior burned, and nearby buildings were endangered. In Washington, a bomb exploded outside the American embassy near the summer quarters, with few panes broken. Officials offered scant motive and made little progress in the investigation. Ambassador Leishman and his daughter were dining out. Miss Nancy Leishman was at home. The Calhoun indictment and related cases are pending, with hearings set for the arousal motor sector.
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Leishman
Irs Leishman
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Nancy Leishman
London ruins collapse buries dozens in store complex
A three story brick complex on Dundas Street in London fell late this afternoon after a hall wall collapsed into street and wrecked Brewster and Hunton Long stores. About 15 injured and many feared buried, rescuers worked hours to free victims including a woman with a baby, several men reported severely hurt, and authorities sought missing workers amid debris and crowded storefronts.
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Twenty Citizens On Trial For Mob Lynching Case
Twenty Anson county residents face trial before a Carolina judge for the 1906 lynching of JV Johnson. Witnesses including Sheriff Bogan’s daughter testified on how the crowd seized, dragged, and killed Johnson after breaking into the jail. State’s evidence named mob leaders and cited Kendall and Meeks as key informants. The trial follows an anti lynching act and special terms to address the case.
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Biss
Alice Bogan
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Jones
Henry D Kendall Sr
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Tom Johnson
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Shelilalis
Willam Meeks
el Deagall Jr
Charles Johnson
Anson Court
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Supreme Court
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Union Court
Limitation of Armaments Discussed by Hague Delegates
Verbal communication from the conference leader in the Netherlands July 16 outlines a proposition for limiting armaments. British and German delegates have not yet concluded their positions and will confer with Berlin before final statements. A separate item notes a jail incident where a deputy was injured arresting a man accused of wife beating.
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Neludoff
Baron Marshall von Tueberstein
Berlin
Wild Beast of Russ Czar Blown to Bits at Alexandropol
A bomb exploded near General Alikhanoff and General Gheboff’s party in Alexandropol. Madame Gheboff and the coachman were killed. a son and a daughter were seriously wounded. The incident follows years of punitive campaigns led by Alikhanoff in the Caucasus, drawing wide attention and international concern.
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Murghah River
Great Briain
City in Grave Danger Says Engineer Collier
Special Council Committee and Water Board delay purchase of a Hemphill pump amid warnings the city could lose water pressure if the current system fails. Engineers and aldermen clash over centrifugal pumps and a Brooklyn inspection trip to test alternative options.
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Italian suspects in kidnap and murder case amid mother’s shouts
Testimony links Wanstelian and Italian suspects to the kidnapping and strangling of a boy in a New Orleans area case. Mom of the victim denounces the accused as she identifies ransom plots, accomplices, and a hidden ambush at Campisciano house. Witnesses describe overheard plans, alleged threats, and coerced confessions as the trial focuses on the Campisciano defendants and others.
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Bonds Carry At Commerce Water Works Vote
Special election held to authorize the council to issue bonds for 45000 to install and operate a water works and partial sewerage system with 232190 registered voters. Of those casting ballots 169 voted for bonds and 1 against.
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Plague Death Toll Surges in Six Months in India
Reports show 1,000,007 deaths from plague across six months ending June. June’s figure reached 69,485 while total for the year 1907 already surpassed the entire year 1904’s 1,022,000 deaths, marking a record pre year.
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India
Marshal Kills Ex Marshal in Cardiff Town
In a western county mining town a former marshal Hurrell was shot by a constable and ex marshal A M Burrell during a late night arrest attempt in Chamblee. The marshal claims self defense after the encounter.
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Chamblee Mashal
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Billy
M Burrell
Chamblee
Hurrell
Federal Judge Denied by Gov Glenn in Rail Indictments
Raleigh July 16 Indicted by grand jury ticket agent Shamas E Green of Southern Railway faced bail hearings in Wade County Supreme Court with an $8109 bond. Gov Glenn criticized Judge Pritchard’s habeas corpus action amid overarching rail rate violations and additional indictments against railway officials in Asheville and Raleigh.
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Imstanter Shamas E Green City
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Pritchard
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Row Graben
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Felloe
Tex Glenn
Rynolds
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Ats Circuit Court & Corpus Command
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Tikna
Uestice
Reada
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Weather forecast for Georgia and Washington
The forecast calls for tomorrow in Georgia and Washington to be partly cloudy with occasional local showers. Winds will be moderate from the south to southwest. Temperatures likely mild with variable conditions through Wednesday and Thursday.
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