Democrats Seek Best Opponent to Roosevelt in 1932
Washington May 31 The question facing Democrats is who can best oppose Theodore Roosevelt. Analysis favors Oscar Underwood as the tariff issue candidate, arguing his southern support and record make him the strongest rival to Roosevelt, who dominates nationally. Some propose a conservative like Harmon or Clark, but Underwood is seen as best able to unite the party and appeal nationwide.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington, D
Roosevelt
Herod R
Harmon
Oscar Underwood
Champ Clark
Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Roosevelt
Underwood
Taft
Noto
Hia
Osar Underwood
Theodora Roosevelt
Demand Probe of Beef Trust in Congress
Washington May 31 Special: Rep Edwards of Georgia calls for a Justice Department probe into the so called beef trust amid rising prices. Officials cite cattle scarcity and strong western receipts, with 1912 April stock arrivals at seven western markets higher than any April since 1907.
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Washington
Congress
Beef Trust
Edwards
Georgia
Department of Justice
West
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
St. Joseph
St. Paul
Sioux City
Moe
No Compromise Says Roosevelt At Ohio Convention Meet
New York May 31 Roosevelt denounces any compromise between Taft and Roosevelt at the Ohio convention to elect delegates to Chicago. He warns that accepting even one Taft delegate at large would defraud Ohio voters who backed him by large margins.
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Ohio
New York
Taft
Roosevelt
Biddle- Bates
Chicago
Walter F. Brown
Mr. Taft
Senator Dixon
Harry New Washington
Joseph M. Dixon
Tarry S. New
New
India
Dixon
Teddy
Harry S. New
National Committee
Dizen
Republican National Committee
Missouri
Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Alaska
Reere
Harry Mew
Colorado
Roosevelt Wing
Denver
Col
Babmon
Wilson
Columbus
Harmon
New Jurney
Bryan
Champ Clark
Clark
Washington
Warren
Harding
Watts
Atlanta Board to award garbage plant bid to New York Destructor
The Atlanta board of health will report to the council that J A Forsyth Company failed to deposit the required checks and bonds, and recommend accepting the New York Destructor Company bid for a garbage disposal plant at 275000 dollars. Cost may drop by 29000 dollars if boiler price is removed, with a single project to destroy garbage only. The decision follows Mayor Winn's push to act and reduce delays. Forsyth argues bonding requirements are too strict and promotes a crematory on a percentage basis as most economical.
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Board of Health
J. A. Forsyth
New York Destructor Company
Winn
J. A Forsyth Company
Forsyth Company
Atlanta
Anance Committee
Counts and Board of Health and
Citizens of Atlanta
Dalton Mortuary Notes Condolences From Whitfield County
Dalton May 41 Special In the death of Henry Hamilton county surveyor Whitfield County Dalton lost a prominent citizen. Emmons Huff a young medical student died yesterday in Atlanta Medical College. Mrs A O Jackson 82 died in Dalton formerly an old resident. Wilber Loftin Union City died of Bright's disease survived by wife and sister interment in Dalton Cemetery. Mrs Martha F Hughes aged 64 died at 280 South Furphries street to Gainesville for funeral. Mrs Lillie F Long 22 died at Dunwoody survived by two children. Charles D Smith 41 died Cheshire road funeral in Poole's chapel. David Nunn 23 died 893 Woodward avenue survived by wife. Body to Blah Fa for funeral.
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Henry Hamilton
Dalton
Whitfield County
Emmons
Daiton
Emmons Huff
Atlanta Medical College
A. O. Jackson
Atlanta
Wilber Loftin
Union City
Wilber
Lottine S
Loftin
Waycross
Atlantic Coast Ling Railroad
Marehall Alarms
Oynooge, Tenn
Martha F. Hughes
South Furphries Street
Gainesville
Lillie F. Long
C. Martin
Dunwody
Charles D., Smith
Charles D. Smith
Cheshire Road
Poole
Ule
David Nunn
David Munn
Woodward Avenue
I. C
Georgia Road Rate Suit Against Western and Atlantic
Judge Pendleton Sustains Demurrer in Georgia Case Over Rates Across State Line. Governor Brown Had Declined Action, Then Gov Hoke Smith Sought Rates Parity With Local Georgia Rates. Case Held Interstate Traffic Falls Under Federal Jurisdiction. Western and Atlantic Railroad Company Won, Court Ruling Aligns With Interstate Commerce Act.
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Georgia
Western and Atlantis ‘Railroad Company
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Pendleton
Brown
Railroad Commission of
Gdor- Bia
Stépa
Western and Atlantic Railyoad Company
State Railroad Commission
Hoke Smith
Western and Atlantic Railroad Company
Nashville, Chattanooga and
Smith
Felder
Railroad Commission
Western and Adtlantic Railroad Company
Railroad “Commission of Georgia
Railroad Commisaion of
State of
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hines
Folder
State of Georgia
Claude Waller
Nashville
Nashville, Mattanooga and St Louis Railway
John L. Tye
Western and Atlantic
Hoke Amith
Atlania Freight Bureau
Rebels Capture Lerdo Key to Torreon
Mexico City May 31 unofficial but reliable reports claim Lerdo near Torreon has fallen to rebels. Huerta and Blanquet discuss actions south of Torreon while federals push toward Aviles and Pedricena. American consuls report rebel defeats and rising anti US sentiment among rebels.
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Mexico City
Lerdo
Torreon
Huerta
Jiminez
Hlgnquet
Pedricena
Aviles
Durango
Oroze
Washington
Letcher
Chihuahua
State Department
Orozco
United States
Juarez
el Paso
Texas
Santa Rosaria
E. C. Diorente
Four Atlanta Boys Start World Trip on Motorcycles
Four Atlanta youths Aure Yan Edwin Cooledge Donald Mc Kie and Noon Hudson depart at noon for New York to begin a transcontinental journey by motorcycle. They plan to visit Sweden Russia Germany Italy France Scotland England Ireland and portions of the United States to witness the Stockholm Olympic games. They aim to return to America after the event, then travel onward toward Russia and other nations, boarding the liner Oscar II in New York on June 20.
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Atlanta
Aure‘Yan
Edwin Cooledge
Donald McKie
Hudson
New York
Sweden
Russia
Germany
Italy
France
Scotland
England
Ireland
United States
Europa
Stockholm
America
Aurelian Haa
F. J. Cooledge & Sona
George N Lankford Died at Nephew's Residence
George N. Lankford died yesterday at his nephew E H Nolan's residence 27 Tattnall Street. Funeral arrangements were to be held this afternoon at 3 o’clock, with details incomplete in the notice.
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Eagan
Hast Point
George D. Lankford
George N. Lankford
E. H. Nolan
Tattnall Street
Reati- Gerice
School's Closing Exercises Wear-Resisting Boy Suits
Our AMERICAN BOY SUITS for boys aged 7 to 18 are wear resisting and well made in pure wool. They are strongly sewed and stylish in tan gray or blue serge with an extra pants pair included. Prices are five six dollars depending on style and color.
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Norfolk
Phoya
American Boy Magazine
Interurban Line Seeks Atlanta Franchises and Financing
The Atlanta and Macon Railway Company moves to build an interurban line between Atlanta and Macon with a proposed 7.5 million dollar first mortgage and 3.6 million dollar stock issue. It seeks city council franchises for tracks from Hil Street north to Atlanta Avenue then along Martin Fraser Butler Gilmer Ivy and Exchange Place to HDgewood Avenue.
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Atlanta and Macon Railway Company
Atlanta
State Railroad Commission
Hil Street
Atlanta Avenue
Martin Street
Martin
Little Street
Fraser Street
Butler Street
Gilmer Street
Ivy Street
Exchange Place
Hdgewood Avenue
Holling N. Randolph
Mr. Randolph
Macon
Griffin
Railroad Commission
Rev Penn Named Assistant General Secretary at Freedmen's Aid
Rev Irvine Garland Penn, longtime Secre tary of the Colored Epworth league in Atlanta for sixteen years, is appointed assistant general secretary of the Freedmen's Aid Society. Salary set at 4500 dollars annually, headquarters in Cincinnati, duties begin at once. Penn rose to prominence in 1894 leading the colored branch of a major exposition in Atlanta.
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Irvine Garland Penn
Colored Epworth League
African Methodist Church
Atlanta
Freedmen's ‘Aid Society
Cincinnati
Penn
Free shorthand course offered by Bagwell Business College
Bagwell Business College announces a free one week shorthand course to demonstrate the Chartier System. Prizes include 3100 and 350 scholarships for top records. day and evening classes start June 10 and June 20. Public event includes a musical program and job placement for graduates.
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Bagwell Business Colleges
Aire
Sepes
Nyrthty
Danept
Qi Sune
Nemes Wwe
Bagwell
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