Roanoke Murder Case Ties Motive to a Woman
Dead two men, John Tally and Charles Berry, found along the Pocahontas West Virginia line after being shot and robbed. Mary Graham and Bob Niddiffer held. alleged involvement includes Pete Souigler and George Graham. Motive reportedly linked to a dispute over a woman. Mary Graham is widow of George Graham.
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Roanoke
John Tally
Charles Berry
Pocahontas
Coopers
W. Va
Tolly
Berry
Tennessee
Pocahontas Lato
Mary Graham
Bob Niddiffer
West Virginia
Botée
Jowlet
Fred
Fallet Bluefields
Pete Souigler
George Ison
George Graham
Jack
Mar
Weed
Mary ‘Graham
Bob Uddlifer
Spangler
Nelson
Mary Grahe
Tory
Herry
Nidditter
Crete Status Quo Maintained by Protecting Powers
London July 31 A false report circulated claiming a Greek fleet went to Canea Crete to proclaim annexation. In the Lords Lord Lansdowne said the four protecting powers would uphold Crete status quo. He noted Prince George of Greece will stay as high commissioner after his current term ends with the King of Greece's consent.
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Oir
London
United
Canea
Crete
Greece
House of Lords
Lord Lansdowne
George
Manhaute
No German Spanish Alliance Speech from Madrid Interview
Madrid July 30 The premier Senor agasta in an interview published today warns against any political outcome from the visit of the German squadron under Prince Henry of Prussia at Cadiz to Spain He states Spain has nothing to offer and must reorganize her army and administration before considering alliances
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Madrid
Senoragasta
Prince Henry
Prussia
Cadiz
Spain
Negroes Whipped and Deaths Reported in Arkansas County
Nevada county turmoil unfolds after a white crowd seeks to whip Sigler a colored man. Sigler’s sons fire on attackers killing Haynie and Halton. Reports claim bitter white black tensions with several black residents whipped. Also mentions Georgia Tech summer school and admissions through a local assessor.
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Arkansas
Dammen
Ark
Sigler
Sigier
Haynie
Halton
Nevada County
British Solons Stirred by London Paper Attacks War Secretary
The Daily Mail and London press clashed with War Secretary Brodrick over his alleged boycott and claims of secret war office information. MacNeill forced a Commons motion. the printer faced potential bar attendance, but the motion failed 28 to 1.
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London
Brodick
Detly Mail
House of Commons
War Secretary
Brodrick
Daily Mail
Hose of Commons
War Office
Mai
Balfour
MacNeill
Rioting Belgian Deputies End Session In Brussels
In Brussels July 30 socialists in the chamber disrupted proceedings by singing revolutionary songs and clashing with the chair. President DeSadelette adjourned the session as a section of deputies protested with the Marseillaise and the Internationale. Public prosecutors begin action against Furnemont and Vanbangendonck for threatening and insolent conduct toward the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Mermabers
Rdiagr
Chamber
DeSadelette
Furnemont
Vanbangendonck
Women Outnumber Men in Massachusetts Population
Washington reports census bureau bulletin shows Massachusetts females make up 14 percent of the state population. The bulletin surveys population by sex nativity and color for several states including Maryland Maine Louisiana and Kentucky, noting women as a minority in Bay State.
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Bay State
Washington
Massachusetts
Maryland
Maine
Louisiana
Kentucky
Census Bureau
Famine Prices Altered Prices in Chicago and Potatoes Upgraded
In Chicago the drought drive lifts vegetable and fruit costs far above last year. Hoard prices surge as dining houses raise bills or cut portions. Potatoes jump from 30-49 cents to 1 and 1.30 per bushel with 5 cent daily rises, while California fruits fetch near seasonal highs. In Cincinnati a potato firm gains control of scarce supply, pushing barrel prices to 3.25 and 4.00 for better grades.
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Chicago
California
Potato Trust
Cincinnati
Commission
Gise
Sunny South
Sunmy South
Constitution
Atlanta
South
Indiana Dry Spot As Rain Falls Elsewhere
Rains in the corn belt were lighter than the previous day but fell in areas most in need. Southwestern Ohio Southern Illinois and other states received precipitation while Indiana saw little to no meaningful rain. Temps mostly near 99 degrees west of the Mississippi with warmer readings east.
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Corn Belt
Mississippi
Heuro
Atlantic States
Cotton Is Stuntedly Texas Report Preview
The Post will print a Texas cotton crop report showing an average condition of 82 percent. Central Texas suffers from dry weather with 18 counties at 70 percent. the report notes the plant is stunted but healthy and well fruited. A good rain would help across most regions, though not absolutely required for a good crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
the Post
Texas
Damage to Iowa Corn Reports Uncertain State of Crop
Des Moines July 30 The Town section of the United States crop service stationed in this city issued its official report on Iowa corn condition today. The report says the extent of damage cannot be determined until the crop matures and temperatures moderate. Generally the conditions have been more favorable than in prior periods.
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Iowa
Des Moines
United States Crop Service
Worked in dream used by o new
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate the phrase worked in dream used by o new with unclear context or subjects. No clear person place organization or event is identifiable in the readable text. Further text is needed for a coherent headline and summary.
Poisoning From New Ice Cream Freezer Strikes Nashville Family
Captain H T Holman of the Nashville fire department his wife and two children his sister and her child narrowly escaped death from ptomaine poisoning. Diagnosed by doctors as caused by ice cream made in a new freezer the family fell unconscious after dinner. Five hours of effort revived them and they slowly recover.
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Nashville, Tenn
Hi. T. Holman
Nashville Fire Department
W. J. Page
Southern Baptists Convene State Secretaries Session
State corresponding secretaries of the Southern Baptist Convention gathered in Nashville Tennessee for a joint session. Raw A V Rowe of Winona Mississippi was chosen chairman and Reverend J G Bow of Louisville Kentucky secretary.
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Nashville
Tenn
Sly
Southern Baptist Convention
Raw
A. V. Rowe
Winona
Miss
Rey
J. G
Bow
Louisville
McMillen appoints prison warden and county election boards
Tennessee governor McMillin reappointed R L Blevins as warden at Brushy Mountain branch prison. Appointments to election commissions announced for Bradley and Morgan counties with G A Cate John L Smith P H Walker John R Brown G C Williams W A Qualls. Also reports Minister R A Young compromised debts paying 6600 dollars, petition in bankruptcy to be withdrawn. Lula Prince Kennedy released on bond pending appeal in Supreme Court.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
McMillin
RL. Blevins
Brushy Mountain Branch
Bradley County
G. A. Cate
John L. Smith
P. H. Walker
Morgan County
John R. Brown
G. CG. Williams
W.A. Qualls
R. A. Young
Lulu Prince Kennedy
Kansas City
Lula Prince Kennedy
Kitlng
Philip H. Kennedy
Supreme Court
Drought Broken by Heavy Rains Across Kentucky
The drought in Kentucky ends with heavy rainfall in Frankfort Owingsville Danville Paducah Shelbyville Paris Carroll Lancaster Nicholasville Burgin Versailles and Hopkinsville. Benefits tobacco and late crops, though early corn may be hurt in some areas.
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Yoratio
Kentucky
Louisville
Frankfort
Owingsville
Danville
Paducah
Shelbyville
Paris
Carele
Lancaster
Nicholasville
Burgin
Versailles
Hopkinsville
Nebraska
Omaha
Nebt
Kansas
Topeka
Kans
Wreck at Tull Sple: Rock Island Passenger Train Collision
A northbound Rock Island passenger train, three hours late after leaving El Reno, derailed two miles south of Tull Sple. C. L. McLain of Enid was killed. 24 others injured, with several seriously hurt. A broken rail and washed-out culvert caused the crash. engineer Kelley and the train crew mitigated a larger disaster.
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Kremlin
O. T
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
el Reno
Here
C. L. McLain
Enid
L. J. Kelsey
Kansas Ciy
W. II
Kelsey
Medford
C. T
James Taylor
Jamesport
G. H. Bholand
Victor
Cots
D. B. Salehman
Joptin
K. Raub
North Topeka
Kans
Serioua
A.N. Smith
Milo
Iowe
Charles Smith
Topeka
Rock Island
C. C. Mulvaney
Fort Smith
Arn
J. ¥. Brock
Kanges City
Kelley
Tus
L. McLain
Southern Baptist State Secretaries Meet in Nashville
The second annual meeting of Southern Baptist state secretaries opened in Nashville Tennessee with Rev J E White of Atlanta outlining a cooperative system for mission work. Attending were Georgia State Secretary J L Jameson Sunday School Board reps W W Landrum J E White and M M Welch and Judge Hillyer from the cooperative committee.
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A. J. Holt
Nashville
J. E. White
Atlanta
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Lansing Burrows
Thia
the Baptist
Southern Baptist
Tenn
Southern Baptist Convention
J. DE. White
Jameson
Georgia
Sunday School Board of
W. W. Landrum
J. BE. White
M. M. Welch
Judge Hillyer
Cooperative Committee
Dentists Convention Highlights Demonstrations in Nashville
The Southern branch of the National Dental Association held sessions in Nashville on July 3 with numerous demonstrations. Participants included Chapper and Holland of Atlanta and W. V. B. Ames of Chicago contributing to the discussions.
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Chapper and Holland
Atlanta
Nashville
Tenn
Southern Branch
The
National Dental Association
W. V. B. Ames
Chicago
Notable Names Linked Across Cities In Separate Listings
A compilation lists individuals linked to multiple locations including Gainesville Texas Nashville Southall Dick son Bolivar Isaac Carr Durham Clarksville Atlanta Kansas City Wasela Tunn W E Griswold Denver Nashville Crawford Wilkes Barre Finney Wilkes Barre and Atlanta figures with ties to Chicago and other hubs.
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Comegys
Gainesville
Tex
J. &Dale
Nashville
Southall Dickson
Bolivar
Isaac Carr
Durham
H. BE. Beach
Clarksville
J. A. Chappel
Atlanta
J. B. Vernon
Kansas City
L. P. Leonard
Wasela, Tunn
W. E Griswold
Denver
J. ¥. Grawford
A. G. Finney
Wilkesbarre, Pa
Frank Holland
Robert T. Good
Chicago
KILLED HIS STEPDaughter AND THREATENED LYNCHING
Bristol Tennessee July 3 Armstrong Hensley is jailed at Erwin Unicoi County on charges of brutal murder of his five year old stepdaughter. Reports say he beat the child after a trivial provocation and threw her into a stream she was rescued but he fled. Local mountaineers in the Unaka range have threatened lynching and a guard stands around the jail.
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Armstrong Hensley
Bristol
Tenn
Erwin
Unicoi County
Hensley
Sha Wag
Unaka Range
Duties on a tattooed man and customs
A New York Times style quip about a man named Jones who, tattooed from Japan, faces 80 percent ad valorem duty as a “work of art” at the border. An inspector declares the tattooing the commodity. Jones protests claiming exemption as a family heirloom, while officials prep appraisal storage.
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New York Times
Jones
Japan
Strick
Tattooed man barred from selling art in museum raid
A man named Jones faced authorities over selling his tattooed skin as art. Customs officers confiscated the pieces and ordered no sale or display for money, forcing him to wear gloves to hide the work for life. He begged for a lawyer during the ordeal and was allowed to go free under strict conditions.
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Peyer
Jones
Auperta
Ike
Ant T
Glover
England Paying the Piper
London July 20 The supplementary civil service estimate asks for £7,013,910 of which £6,600,000 is required by the colonial office as a grant in aid of the Transvaal and Orange River colonies Three millions of this will be considered an advance to the colonies to be repaid out of the first loans issued by them.
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London
Supplementary Civil Service
Colonial Office
Transvaal
Orange River
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Man
Black Diamond Express
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Spoon
Buffalo
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Lee
New York
West
Indiana
O. New
Othern Baptists
McMillen
Oklahoma
Convention OF the Dentists
the Daily Constitution
Daily Constitution
Alabama
Florida
Caroline
Atlanta Constitution
Circulation Department
BuBase Co
England
Leip
Ei Gio
Ang
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