Macon Boosters Visit Atlanta Ad Men in Big Day
The Macon Ad Men club and local Macon citizens toured Atlanta on Thursday. They paraded, spoke, and visited Governor Brown at the capitol, with both cities enjoying the exchange. Governor Brown quipped that if the capitol moved to Macon he would not be in office to preside. The return special train left Garlick last night as a long delegation from Macon extended thanks and shared photos at the Elks club.
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Georgia
Macon
Ad Men's Club
Atlanta
Brown
Capitol
L. P. Billyer
John T. Moore
Ad Men's
Elks’ Club
Drum and Duels
Reac
Garlack
P. H. Gambrell
Warren Roberta
I Reid
KE OL Jones
Fiugene Anderson
Eugenia Anderson
M. I. Trametiero
J. J. Ameriero
Misa M. Trewis
O. (. Utlson
G. BR. Griffin
I. Browm
J. Milton Murray
Mra T Lewis
J. Ro
Elita
W. P. Wheeler
Misa Jennette Matiery
J. F. Rovers
Lewis Sehribe
Paul Damour
Ot Mowrer
Watter T Vincent
Ving Hawkes
Thomas B. Sutton
W. Hubbard
TE. Wachte
A. Esgivens
W. T. Andersen
FL L. Whi
C. P. Smith
J. FF. Holley
Filver
Vooa
Roush
F. E Roush
BR. R. Wal- Tare
Oal Cargiv
EL B. Erminger
Rofp Willingham
G. HK. Solomon
Curran RO Emis
S. Prince
Levy Taylor
W. HL Thoper
J. WL Herde
PR. Lamar
ED Murray
Anderson
Thorpe
AL We Waller
J. G. Car- Hale
Wyatt Jones
PT. Way
Adams
C.F. Brummer
Reeven Frown
J. W. Millirans
J. J. Henderson
M. Solomon
Culpepper
T. Carter
Nisbet
Dozier
CL. Mor- Kan
J. T. Yearty
RS. Young
Wilson
J. Hansen
G. T. Melton
S. L. Hrawnle
F Pearce
Fea- bin
John W. Blount
To McCoy
OH. Rehr
EL G. Kingsbury
R R Biundeh
J. N. Howard
State Capitol
W. D. Lamar
N. E. Winship
Asquith Addresses Peace Tone in Commons Speech
In London the Prime Minister expressed goodwill toward all nations, notably Germany, saying questions yield to mutual accommodation. He stressed no quarrel with any country and denied aggressive aims while defending naval and military spending as insurance for Britain’s worldwide responsibilities.
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London
Germany
Asquith
Commons
Committee of Imperial Defense
Russia
Berlin
Haldane
Mr. Asquith
Great Britain
House of Commons
Four West Point cadets denied new court hearing
Washington officials said the four cadets expelled on September 5 1914 for drinking intoxicating liquor will not benefit from the senate joint resolution directing President Taft to reconvene the court. They may only reenter via reappointment. Names: Ellicott H. Freeland Raith Sasse Tatnall D. Simpkins and John D. Christian.
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Washington
War Department
West Foint
Military Academy
Senate
Taft
Ellicott H. Freeland
Jacksonville
Fla
Raith Sasse
Wilmington
Del
Tatnall D. Simpkins
Albany, Ga
John D. Christian
Lynchburg
Beveridge Named Temporary Chairman of Progressive Convention
Chicago July 25 Former Senator A J Beveridge of Indiana chosen temporary chairman of the national Progressive convention in Chicago on August 6. Announcement made today by Senator Joseph M Dixon.
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Chicago
A. J. Beveridge
Indiana
of the Progressives
Joseph M. Dixon
Roosevelt to Capture G O P Organization
Oyster Bay July 25 Six staunch republican states have adopted a plan for the bodily capture of the republican organizations by the national progressive party. The states Kansas Minnesota South Dakota Idaho California and Washington would retain the republican name where required by law and place Roosevelt ticket candidates on a separate column or under the regular emblem depending on ballot rules.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
National Progressive Party
Kansas
Minnesota
South Dakota
Idaho
California
Washington
Roosvelt
Congress
Taft
Sherman
Chicago
Wilson's Democratic Campaign Committee Postponed Meeting
New York July 25 The national democratic campaign committee postponed today s meeting to Monday due to member travel delays and headquarters issues. A new building will be chosen and the June meeting will decide on appointing a vice chairman treasurer and advisory finance committees. Henry Morgenthau of New York named as likely treasurer and William G McAdoo as possible vice chairman.
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New York
National Democratic Campaign Committee
Wilson
Herald Square
Henry Morgenthau
William G. McAdoo
Bandits Hold Up Bank in Central Park Suburb
Vancouver police report two bandits robbed the Northern Corn Bank at Central Park, holding three customers at gunpoint and striking manager C. C. Temple and office boy Frank Tompkins. They escaped with 1500 dollars after smashing cash in view and fleeing.
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Vancouver
B.C
Northern Corn Bank
Central Park
C. C. Temple
Jimmy
Frank Tompkins
Wireless Wilson and His Keeper
Colonel Christopher Columbus Wilson, former head of United Wireless Telegraph, testified before a federal grand jury on his role in Keeper Shea’s decision to house him in a Bronx boarding house rather than the Tombs while a witness in the bankruptcy case. He claimed Shea acted on his initiative to find a non barred location, denied promising rewards, and was told to remain in New York until next Wednesday as the inquiry by Attorney General Wickersham concludes.
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New York
Christopher Columbus Wilson
United Wireless Telegraph Company
Federal Grand Jury
Shea
Atlanta
Bronx
United Wireless
Wilson
Bankur Pey
Keeper Shea
Wickersham
United States
Pratt
Shaa
Killing of Dr. Walden Ignites Local Political Feud
In Jonesville Virginia on July 25 Dr James W Walden a Democrat was killed by Perry Wallin a Republican leader. The murder inflames a Blackwater district feud as 200 mountaineers await trial for vote selling. Local authorities brace for possible violence and a judge reports threats from party loyalists citing a deadly stance.
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Jonesville
James W. Walden
Perry Wallin
Blackwater
Hillsville
Skeen
Battleship New York to Launch October 30
New York July 25 The United States battleship New York now under construction at the Brooklyn navy yard will be launched October 30 according to navy yard officials. The New York is a sister ship to the Texas. both will be the largest fighting ships in the American navy.
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New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Greadnavent
Texas
Navy
Multiple Obituaries From Local Mortuary Notices
J T Presley 75 died at Howell Mill road home yesterday noon survived by three children. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. Ruby E Ridling 6 died at private sanitarium yesterday afternoon. Funeral at Foole's chapel this afternoon at 2 interment Mt Pizgah church Massie Hammond. Massie Hammond 8 died at Riverside yesterday morning. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. J C Cochran drowned while swimming and funeral today at 1 at Bethelehareah churchyard. J A Franklin 46 died at residence 193 South Humphrey street Wednesday night. Funeral this afternoon at 2 at residence interment Greenwood. Mrs B W H Creel 45 died at College Park yesterday noon survived by husband and six children. Funeral Saturday 10 am Poplar Springs church interment churchyard.
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J. T. Presley
Howell Mill Road
Joseph Reynolds
New York
Dora Cook
LaGrange
W. G. Presley
Atlanta
Ruby E. Ridling
J. A. Ridling
Red Oak
Foole’s Chapel
Mt. Pizgah Church
Massie Hammond
S. M. Hammond
Riverside
J. C. Cochran
Bethelehareah
J. A. Franklin
South Humphrey Street
Greenwood
B. W. H. Creel
College Park
Poplar Springs
Roosevelt Electors Ballot Appeal Begun in Supreme Court
Topeka July 26 the district court of Harvey county Kansas dismissed the injunction suit by Taft adherents to keep Roosevelt electors off the Republican primary ballot. Supreme court filing followed and arguments on hearing the appeal were set for Saturday.
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Roosevelt
Topeka
Kan
Istrict
Harvey County
Kansas
Taft
Supreme Court
Officers Chosen by Palmetto Farmers Union at Columbia
In Columbia on July 25 the South Carolina State Farmers' Union elected officers for a new term. E W Peabbs of Salem was named president, F Keller of Abbeville vice president, Whitner Reid of Columbia secretary treasurer, W E Bodle of Leesville chaplain, W P Caskey of Fort Mill sergeant at arms, A F Calvert of Abbeville doorkeeper. Executive committeemen named for three and one year terms include R M Cooper of Wisacky and B Harris of Pendleton, with E W Dabba of Salem as delegate to the national union. Addresses were given by F Hunnicutt and Charles Barrett.
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Columbia
South Carolina State Farmers’ Union
E. W. Peabbs
Salem
F. Keller
Abbeville
Whitner Reid
W. E. Bodle
Leesville
W. P. Caskey
Fort Mill
A. F. Calvert
R. M. Cooper
Wisacky
B. Harris
Pendleton
National Union
E. W. Dabba
F. Hunnicutt
Southern
Charles 8. Barrett
National Union Addresses Marketing Methods at Mississippi Gathering
The national union meeting featured John L. Mela former U S senator T W Carter president of the Mississippi Farmers Union and W Pace head of the United States Trust and Warehouse company. They focused on business like crop marketing and a cotton warehouse bill was assigned to President Dobbs and Mr McLaurin to draft for court acceptance. The convention adjourned tonight.
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the National Union
John Ll. Mela
United States
T. W. Carter
Mississippi Farmers’ Union
W. Pace
United States Trust and Warehouse Company
Dobbs
Opportunity and Principle. Hartisra Times
Emile Fischer, a poor Swiss socialist who just inherited $1,000,000, faces a test of reconciling ideals with wealth and opportunity as he weighs his values against new fortune.
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Hartisra Times
Emile Fischer
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Washington Herald
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Druguista
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N.Y
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J.D. Tughles
Thiry Nath Bank
N. Hread St
Governor Brown
Beveridge
Bull Moose
Sohemian Beer
LP Hillyer
DR. Walden
Oakland
Pontiac
Michigan
Oakland Motor Company
Peachtree Street
Palmetto Farmers
Marietta St
City Hall
India
P.C.H
Hardwick
Peachtree St
Atlanta, Ga
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