Still Flaying OK Cannon Cabinet Members Says Murdock
Congressman Victor Murdock delivered a speech in Pleasanton Kansas accusing Speaker Cannon of wielding power to punish opponents. He named Senator Lorimer and Lucius Littauer as cabinet members and recounted how others like Cooper Norris and Gardner faced punishment. He claimed his own removal from a committee rank was intended to silence him.
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White House
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New York
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Cooper
Wisconsin
Norris
Nebraska
Gardner
Massachusetts
Gannon
Kansas
Congress
Ohio Gop Nominating Convention Delivers Harding Victory
In a drawn out balloting process the Ohio Republican state convention converged on Warren G. Harding as the nominee with a strong longworth showing from Hamilton County fading as the final tally swung toward Harding. Mrs Longworth frowned as the platform endorsed him for president in 1920. Roosevelt in Oyster Bay showed interest in Garfield’s withdrawal but offered no comment on the convention’s work.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Warren Ging
James FR. Garfield
Birmingham Special to Washington and New York
The Birmingham Special to Washington and New York service is greatly improved and effective July 37. It carries two drawing room sleeping cars to New York, electric lighted coaches and dining car service under Southern Railway.
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Washington
New York
Southern Railway
Mortuary notices for Henry E. Todd Effie Chappel and D Booth
Notices report deaths in multiple Atlanta area households including Henry E. Todd 20 of Als residence Hapeville died at 6 yesterday morning. Effie Chappel age unknown died at family residence 7 Alamo Avenue. D Booth of 44 Whitehall Street died suddenly at home around 8:40 yesterday morning. Dr H K Wood died last night in Rome. Raymond B. Wells 20 of Griffin died at a private Atlanta hospital at 4:40 yesterday afternoon. Funeral arrangements and funeral home details given for all, with interments planned at local churchyards and West View cemetery.
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Oclock
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Mea
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D Booth
Atlanta
Ilvery Stable
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H M Quillian
West View
Talley
Talley D J Baker
Thomas Armittead
T J Smith
J. J. Childress
JH Moore
Raymond B. Wells
Raymond B Wells
Griffin Ge
de I & Wells
Leg
J P
Haw O Wells
Bony
Harry G Pooles
Estate of Marshall OBrien Leaves Personal Property
New York July 2 appraisement shows Marshall OBrien president of the Southern Express Company died September 12 1000. The state executor reports he left no estate beyond personal property valued at 1707414 Cuban Rebels Routed in Havana General Miniet captured by rural guard two days after uprising began. several insurgents jailed others fled.
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O'Brien
New York
Marshall O'Brien
Comany
Havana
Miniet
Ego
BB Caney
Carllo
Georgians Plan Statewide Agriculturists Organization
A Piedmont hotel meeting discussed forming an association to unify Georgia agricultural agencies under the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce. Attendees included Daniel Hughes Macon Professor E C Branson H. G Hast inge El Worsham and others. The group favored a federation of about fifty agriculture groups and adjourned to reconvene for final arrangements.
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Georgia
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
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Macon
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OH Hyman Secessary
Macon Chamber of Commerce
H. G. Hastinge
H G
Hastings Beea Company
Worsham
Story
H. Gentry
Walter G Cooper
Atanta * Chamber of Commerce
Charles J Hagen
Atlanta
Negro student from Natchez discharged after Harvard entry plan
Cambridge Mass July 2 Smythe Jones a black man who walked from Natchez Mississippi to Cambridge to enter Harvard this fall was discharged in district court today on a charge of vagancy. Harvard authorities had shown interest and employed him as a janitor. While jailed he wrote a poem titled Harvard Square dedicating it to the judge who dismissed him.
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Mass
Smythe Jones
Natchez Miss
Harvard
Jones
Harvard Square
Marks Heads Atlanta Federation of Trades Officers
At the Atlanta Federation of Trades meeting last night the regular election of officers for the next year was held. President B B Markes presided. A E Birch was recording secretary. NA Kirkpatrick is financial secretary. William Streuss treasurer. William H. Van Houten sergeant at arms. Charley Hirach, CL Ashley, T M Scales, and Gar Kirton were chosen trustees.
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B B Marke
A EK Birch
Sttrategy NA Kirkpatrick
Taft Welcomes Harding Nomination for Ohio Governor
Wireless telegrams reach Biddafora Sool Maine reporting Warren Harding as the Republican nominee for Ohio governor. Taft, delayed aboard the Mayflower, expresses warm regard for Harding and pledges support if Garfield is the nominee. Administration friends note Cox faction loss of control at the convention.
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Harding
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Ohio
Foraker
Garfield
Garfeld
Cox
Postmasters granted leave to attend North Carolina meeting
Leave of absence has been granted to third and fourth class postmasters in North Carolina to attend the meeting of the North Carolina State League of Postmasters to be held at Winston Salem September 2 and 24.
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Washington
North Carolina
New Crop Moves Lift Cotton Futures Amid Delivery Delays
Cotton futures rallied as July months weakened while new crop months rose on warm Oklahoma temps and bullish crop outlook. October closed at 1864 cents, a peak for the year, as delivery pressure mounted and record daily bale totals were reported by the bureau.
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Tueasay
New York
18 Year Old Husband Shoots Himself Dead
A young man identified as Matthew Bond, 18, shot himself to death while driving with his 15 year old estranged wife near Lawrenceburg. Bond was a nephew of President Richard Crossfield of Transylvania University. The couple had recently reconciled after a period of estrangement. The incident occurred on a road near Lawrenceburg and is reported as a self-inflicted death.
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Matthew Bond
Richard Crossfield
Transylvania University
Lawrenceburg EY
Sixth District Masons II In Session
Griffin Georgia July 27 Special The annual district Masons convention opened at the Bijad theater with about 450 visiting Masons in attendance Deputy Grand Master George Napler of Atlanta presented jewels to nine past masters of Griffin lodge Napler gave the presentation speech After a noon barbecue the Masons laid the corner stone of the new city hall with city officials The event drew large crowds and high enthusiasm for the convention
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Bijad
George Napler
Atlanta
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Golock
Ducktown Matter Still Unsettled In House Action
The general judiciary committee discussed a resolution to kill all legislation against the Tennessee Copper Company. The panel rejected the measure by six to eight but may re refer it today as the twenty signers urge action Friday.
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Houes
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Tennessee
Princess of Patches at Lyric Draws Big Audiences
The Lyric Theater presents the four act melodrama Princess of Patches byMark Swan with Mias Bunting in the lead role Lat tian to a roaring crowd. Beginning next Monday the company performs Saromy Jane by Armstrong adapted from Harte story, a high ambition piece requiring extra cast and support.
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Mark Swan
Lyne Theater
Lattian
Mias Bunting
Mise Bunting
Saromy Jane
Paw
Armstrong
Robert Harte
Bunting
Atlanta
Bryan Keeps Silent About His Defeat
Grand Island Nebraska July 27 Brian declined to discuss last nights events at the democratic state convention. He referred reporters to his convention speech and showed no visible chagrin after adjournment. A close friend said he was disappointed by the bolting of former supporters. no political plans were disclosed by Bryan or allies.
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Neb
Brian
Towner
Georgia's cotton crop forecast under 1.5 million bales
The Georgia Department of Agriculture estimates this year’s cotton crop will fall short of 1.5 million bales. Commissioner Thomas G Hudeon and Captain R OF Wright note the 1960 crop is projected at 62 percent of 1960’s 1.9 million bales due to weather conditions.
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State Department of Agiculture
Thomas G Hudeon
R OF Wright
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