Kansas Please Roosevelt Declines Talk On Southern Contests
Oyster Bay July 27 Colonel Roosevelt declines to discuss potential contests over electors in southern states. William Alton White, Kansas supporters praise Roosevelts stance, noting alignment with Kansas letter. White predicts a smooth path for Roosevelt in Kansas, while committee rules and the national committee shape future ballot placement and party prospects.
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Oyster Bay
Coronel Roosevelt
William Allen White
Wiite
Kansas
Roosevelt
Sigamore Hill
Broonevelt
Hornsevelt
China
Coronel Roosevelt Sali
Republian
Prarty
Willam Alton
Tony Fae Roosevelt
Thia State
Rome
Mr White
Raids urged after grand jury blames officials in Montgomery
Montgomery July 27 grand jury report says lax enforcement and apathetic police and sheriff officials allow widespread lawlessness. It cites tipping off blind tigers before raids and criticizes lack of effective prosecution and investigations.
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Grand Jury of
Montgomery
Stariffs
Montgomery County
Poate
Leiks
Soaked with oil and cremated case details emerge
A man described as Miaphis Ter ti 7 Re BL Hs aged 2 is related to a fatal incident involving oil and gas. The narrative notes arson by pouring gasoline, a confrontation at a building, and the victim dying from injuries. Investigations and medical staff involvement followed, with authorities seeking clarification on the event and motives.
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Miaphis
Ak Towers
Ate
Eilis
Lee Man
Hanis
Am Te Dain
Purse
Cars Leave College Park For Fairburn And Points
Cars depart College Park on Sunday afternoon bound for Fairburn and intermediate points every forty minutes, outlining a frequent local transit or shuttle schedule.
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College Park
Fairburn
William H Thompson Arranges Sketch Titled An Object
William H Thompson has arranged a sketch titled An Object. The note highlights plans for a stage piece and its anticipated exhibition or performance venue.
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William H Thompson
Chamizal Dispute Settled Between United States and Mexico
Washington reports a negotiated settlement over the Chamizal tract near El Paso, about 550 to 6000 acres in dispute since 1848. Mexico and the United States reach terms to define ownership by treaty basis, with U S funding to reimburse Mexico and ratification by both governments forthcoming.
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Washington
States Department Today
Chamizal
Fl Paso
Mexico
Rio Grande
Boundary Commission
United States
Mero
Negro burglar shot by officer after basement chase
George Warner a notorious burglar was shot and mortally wounded by Patrolman Walter M Williams in the basement of Morris and Thomas grocery at Piedmont avenue and Currier street. Warner lunged with an ice pick as Williams fired wounding him in the leg abdomen and jaw. He weighed about 175 pounds and recently released from prison. physicians at Grady hospital say he will not live.
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George Warner
Walter M.williams
Warner
Morris & Thomas
Piedmont Avenue
Currier Street
Anderson
Poole
McWwilliams
Meilhhams
McWilliams
Grady Hospital
Alexander Fears for Tipping Bill Facing Executive Opposition
Representative Alexander, leader of the prohibition forces, says the tipping bill faces a stiff executive veto from Governor Brown. He notes the Senate passed it, but believes many lawmakers will hesitate to vote to override. He declines to predict final outcomes and vows to continue the fight.
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Aooper Alexander
Brown
Senate
Thy
Wetu
Alexander
Umber
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