Taft to break long silence at Oklahoma convention
Washington June 7 Secretary of War Taft plans to address the Republican state convention in Tulsa Oklahoma next Thursday. He is expected to discuss national issues and campaign strategy for the new state while signaling possible candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination. Afterward he will tour military posts to bolster bids for new brigades and concentration camps.
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Esdtag Fart
Alec Dise
Washington
Jong Allence
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Taft
Atermina
Congress
Truck farming is profitable in eastern North Carolina
Reports from the agricultural department show truck and strawberry crops yielding high profits. Lettuce and cabbage growers prosper as a strong demand for fresh produce drives earnings. Although the strawberry season ends early in freezes, a second crop is forming and selling well. more than 50,000 primers are in the fields this week.
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Raleigh
N. C
Agricultural Department
North Carolina
Mortuary notices and obituaries from Ellijay to Wentview
The brief death notices list Mrs. Lelia Jones and Mrs. N T Ferrer with funeral plans in Ellijay, Gainesville, and at 33 Orange Street, plus the interment at Wentview. Other notices mention Louisa Maginnis, infant Cassella, and Michael Mahoney with church services and interments. Howard Daniels is noted as passing, with arrangements to be announced in Atlanta. The article also covers P J Melloven's funeral in Atlanta and Dahlonega public school closing exercises with prize awards, noting weather and attendance.
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Mra. N. J. Ferrer
N. T. Ferret
Orange, Street
Wentview
Haywood Jury Plan Under Judge Wood Admits Delays
Haywood murder trial in Boise jury selection continues as Judge Fremont Wood seeks to seat a panel. Forty four venire members remain and two peremptory challenges await defense use. Prosecution exhausted challenges. defense may delay revealing its case until after the state rests. The process could stretch several weeks.
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Wanis
Fremont Wood
Talesmen
Judge Wood
James H. Hawley
Idaho
Haywood
Moyer
Pattibone
Simpkins
Orchard
Frank Brennenberg
F. Richardson
Denver
II Lm
Richardson
Litigation Over Constitution Before Oklahoma Supreme Court
Guthrie Oklahoma June 2 Litigation arising from the constitutional convention and its impact on the June 4 special election to ratify or reject the state constitution will be heard by the Oklahoma Supreme Court. Horace Aspen former U S attorney and counsel for plaintiffs says he expects the court to take up all cases promptly with attorneys largely aligned in view.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Horace Apser
United States
PHONE WAR MAY BE STOPPED AT INDEPENDENT MEETING
Chicago June 2 Independent America Bell Interm Together report an effort to decide on a plan to end the long running struggle between independent telephone companies and the Bell system. The International Independent Telephone Association convention in Chicago next Tuesday will draw over a thousand delegates from the United States and Canada representing more than 250 million dollars in capital.
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Ama Bell Interet
Chicago
Bell Interesm
Internaional Independent Telephone Rasocision
United States
Canada
Seaweed Industry Turns Profit From Japan’s Coastline
A fragmented report notes Japan earned about 7 million dollars annually from seaweed. Coastal towns focus on sea grass cultivation, iodine production, and uses in soups, glue, plaster, and starch. Government support promotes better methods and yields.
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Philadelphia
Japan
Festival Cost Soars in Atlanta Musical Event
The Atlanta musical festival proved costly with total outlay near 12,000 dollars per secretaries estimates. Attendance on opening night reached about 43,000, with subsequent nights at 2,200 and 2,602, hinting at a final tally between 11,000 and 12,000. High priced stars like Heasie Abot and Mann Helnk commanded large fees, and overall receipts and expenses await final tabulation.
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Atlanta
Humphries
W. C. Humphries
Acu- Mann-Helnk
Thara
Festival Association
DeGive
New Orleans
Grand
Millionaire Weetfeldt Dies at Asheville Station
Weetfeldt, a member of the Orleans coffee firm Wastfeldt Brothers, died suddenly at Asheville railroad station this morning. He recently arrived from Charlotte and appeared in good health before collapsing. He owned extensive interests in North Carolina and Wyoming, totaling around a million dollars.
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Charlotte
Pune
Weetfeldt
Orleans
Wastfeldt Brothere
Asheville
Weatfeldt
Wpletchers
N. C
Cathedral Cornerstone Seen To Surpass Any Other Church
In Pauls Wil the cornerstone of St. Paul Cathedral is laid with 30,000 attendees. Archbishops Ireland and Keane lead a high profile ceremony with bishops from Minnesota and nearby states. The completed cathedral is slated to be the Northwest’s finest in architecture and beauty four years hence.
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A. Pauls
Bt. Paul
St. Paul
Ireland
St. Pa
Local News and Obituary Notes From Neon Georgia
The grand jury selected two members for the county board of commissioners John Mercar-Hell and J H Pritchard replacing Christie and Cook who did not seek reelection. Remaining board members reappointed include W H Diamuke B W Denton and C C Bim. Also noted is the death of Mr Aldrich of Boston described as a graceful writer in American literature beloved for cheerfulness and helpfulness, often called eternal boy.
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Neon
Grand Jury
Board of County Commissioners
Messrs
John Mercar-Hell
J. H. Pritchard
Christie
H. A. Cook
W. H. Diamuke
W. Denton
C. C. Bim
Governor Little Ri Greenwood Arkansas June 8 health
Governor Little of Greenwood Arkansas suffered another alarming spell this afternoon lasting about fifteen minutes. He rallied and by 8 0 am was reported resting well. The piece then shifts to a humorous dialogue about theatrical managers testing new productions before a country audience.
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Little
Ri Greenwood
Ark
The Chump and a Bold Bargain in a Wild Tale
A clipped fragment recalls a tense exchange where a man asks to see a home and a woman tests his promise not to steal a kine. The talk turns to a wealthy suitor and a muffed proposal, ending with a blunt remark about consequences.
Physician Accused in Double Poisoning Case
Raleigh June 2 Special Public attention centers on the Rowland case with Dr David F Rowland charged with poisoning his 11 year old son and accused of poisoning locomotive engineer Chariss Strange to wed Strange’s wife The engineer’s union suspects Mrs Strange and has had Strange’s body exhumed for analysis while Rowland and his wife use the same five lawyers and stand bonds awaiting Raleigh court action
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Raleigh
N.C
Rowland
David F Rowland
Henderson
Chariss R. Strange
Strange
Trowland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Enigineers
Etrange
David
Railroad worker found fatally injured in vacant lot
Birmingham, June 2. J. M. Dolose ly, an employee at the Alabama Great Southern railroad shops, was found in a vacant lot on Morria avenue this morning with his pockets rifled. He had severe head injuries suggesting a heavy weapon. He cannot possibly recover. Hiason and Mosely are mentioned as killed by highwaymen in Birmingham recently.
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Birmingham
Ala
J. M. Dolosely
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Morria Avenue
Hiason
J. M. Mosely
Russian Socialists Condemn Terrorism at Congress
London June 2 The Russian social democratic congress finished its session condemning terrorism and endorsing continuedDoume. Delegates, including James Ramsay MacDonald and Prince Peter Kriptoxin, received with reviving speeches as they prepared to return home. Massett Vurpid Columbus Ga June 2 A Macon couple, Mrs Berta Healett and Frank Turerin, married yesterday at Mrs St A McDougald home. Doctor talk of fence New York June 2 International Medical Association plans first annual testing at Atlantic City to prevent war.
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London
Russian Social Democratic Congress
Terrariam
Fisher Union
James Ramsey Maconald
Independent Labor Party
Peter A. Kripotsin
Oth
Turola Ly
Macon
New York
Atlantic City
Loftiest of Mines in Peru Power Project
The old Caglioma mines in Peru are among the world’s highest, once worked by Spaniards and perhaps the Incas. An English company plans a hydro electric plant at elevations between 6000 and 14000 feet using a waterfall on the Bantingo river and Lake Huallacho as sources. Power will be transmitted about three miles, with atmospheric pressure as low as eight and a half pounds per square inch at the highest mines, causing water to boil at 24 degrees.
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Peru
Ita
Bantingo
Huallacho
Amazon
Catle
Bryan Defends Christianity at Richmond Meeting
William Jennings Bryan spoke to over 4,000 at the city auditorium under Y M C A auspices. He defended Christianity on The Prince of Peace and attacked trusts Roosevelt and Rockefeller, while avoiding talk of the war.
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Richmond
William Jenninge Bryan
City Auditorium
Young Men's Christian Association
Bryan
Swanson
McCarthy
Flyson
Pesos
Roosevelt
Rocxefeller
Swannon
Warfield
Maryland
General Riga
Mr. Bryan
Local notices and church events fill Atlanta day
Sacred Heart church hosts regular Masses at 7 4 30 and 10 with low mass. Atlanta Free Kindergarten Association meets at 1 at Mrs Nellie Peters Black 662 Peachtree Street. A stereopticon lecture and lawn party at Sacred Heart aims to raise funds to paint the church. Extra items include a missing Boston bull terrier. a Woodward Avenue Baptist service featuring Garnall W Quillian. a charge of collecting for C O D packages. Rev Rust Shippen's planned leave from the Atlanta Unitarian church. a corrected note on Miss Beatrice Abbott earnings. no new developments in the Love mystery. education board grading pay based on years. Gordon Institute commencement baseball games and a southern-northern prep league feud with a full slate of games upcoming.
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Berten
Fi Barnacriffe
Gordon
Shell
McDonough
Atons Mountain
G MA
Big Joe Mercer
Anderson
Gray
Locust Grove
Mercer
Death in Clinton as armed intruder is shot
John Boyd killed John McMorris, a black man armed with a knife and three pistols, who entered Rhett Crawford’s house in Clinton while his family left for church. McMorris carried fourteen keys and was confronted by two watchers before he died on the scene. Boyd is held by Laurens County coroner authorities.
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Clinton, & C
John McMorris
Rhett Crawford
Kay
Crawford
John Boyd
bMo Morris
Boyd
Laurens County
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J. W. Cassella
Oakland
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
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Dore
Jamestown
Alfred Benjamin & Co
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Essig Bros
Whitehall St
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Sacred Heart Church
Father Gunn
Atlanta Free Kindergarten Association
Nellie Peters Black
Peachties Street
Ethel Huff
Gtulf
Woodward Avenue Baptist Church
Garnall W. Quillian
Hurley
Henry Green
Hanlett
Pharr
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Pie
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G. Gunby Jordan
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Aps
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Marietta
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