Democrats Win Next November in New York Says Mack
Norman H Mack, chairman of the Democratic committee in New York, asserts several candidates for the presidential nomination can defeat Taft or Roosevelt. He predicts the Republican party should be indicted if its leaders’ claims are true. The national committee plans Baltimore meetings June 18 20 for arrangements and temporary officers. The national committee will convene June 24 to review contests and set the temporary roll. Notifications have been sent to Secretary Woodson with pending contests from Kentucky Ohio Indiana and Washington DC.
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New York
Democratic Party
Taft
Roosevelt
Norman &. Mack
Democratic Committee
Mack
Urey Woodson
National Committee
Baltimore
Committee On
Woodson
Kentucky
Ohio
Asinets
Washington, D.C
Roddenbery Delivers Key Address in Alexandria Memorial Observance
Representative Roddenbery was principal speaker at Alexandria Virginia last night during Jefferson Davis commemorations. The event, under Daughters of the Confederacy auspices, drew a large attentive audience as Roddenbery delivered an eloquent address.
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Wasming Ie
S. Anderson Roddenbey
Alexandria
Jefferson
Daughters of the Confederacy
Ruddenbvery
Ths
Ectherng
Beach Must Stand Trial In Aiken Assault Case
Aiken county grand jury returns a true bill on Fred O Beach of New York for assault with intent to kill Pearl Hampton a Black laundress. Mrs Beach cut acoss the throat. Seven locals including Dr Hastings and Dr Marion Wyman testified. Trial set for fall term. detective Baughn not present.
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Aiken
S.C
Aiken County
Grand Jury
Fred O. Beach
New York
Pearl Hampton
Gray
Arkansas Battleship Strikes Reef in Penobscot Bay Trial
Washington reports the battleship Arkansas struck rocks while entering Two Bush channel at Rockland Maine during a trial. The hull subdivided compartments kept the ship afloat despite 44 feet of reef contact near the forward boiler room. The Navy notes sub division helped prevent loss, while repairs may take about a month. The ship later met speed requirements though a turbine flaw caused a trial delay.
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Washington
Naval Inspection Board
Rockland
Maine
Kansas
Penobscot Bay
Arkansas
Fechteler
Trial Board
Navy Department
New York Ship Building Company of
Camden
Commission to Decide on New Crematory Site
The cemetery commission and council cemetery committee will visit several land tracts to select a new city cemetery site. Residents opposed a tract located between the city and Hapeville. Sites include Stewart avenue known as the Thomas Property and the Nichols property, with other options at Greenwood and Hollywood areas and the Mason and Turner's Ferry road. The body will reconvene next Tuesday to choose a recommended site.
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Cemetery Commission
Cemetery Committee of Council
Gifford
Mason and Turner's Ferry
Hollywood Cemetery
College Park B Y P U Elects Officers in Annual Balloting
The College Park Baptist Young People's Union held its semi annual officers election at College Park Baptist Church Sunday night. New officers include John B. Jackson president Byron Mason vice president Scott H Brow secretary J Crowder Hae assistant librarian Mary West treasurer Frances Stovall missionary leader. The leaders are Misses Oncil Lindgey and Lucile Manon and Mrs William D. Upshaw.
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College Park Baptist Young P Ple
College Park
Lucile Manon
William D. Upshaw
Rome Georgia train service discussed with Secretary Wilson
J N King of Rome GA and Representative Gordon Lee visited Washington to urge extra Romeo Rome train service. They sought Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson to speak in Rome on July 10 and Wilson said he would be glad to help and would notify if he could attend.
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Washington
J. N. King
Rome
Finley
Southern
King
Gordon Lee
Wilson
Manufactures Tax Exemption Wins City County Support
Jsantevilla Alabama June 4 Special A county resolution frees new manufacturing enterprises and hotels from county taxes for ten years. The move aligns with the city in luring factories to locate locally as both government units already offer ten year tax exemptions. The ordinance targets plants employing up to twenty people and investments of at least thirty thousand dollars.
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Jsantevilla Ala
Minority Tries to Run Road Protest Meeting
June 4 report from Wheeling Lake shows minority supporters attempting a road protest while the majority’s police presence and actions are disputed. Attorneys for the matter decline to admit fault as the meeting adjourns amid tension and unclear outcomes.
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Qhevnes Tio
Irity
Wheeling
Lake
Blackwell-Finley society note and engagements
Mrs. Dunston R. Blackwell announces the marriage of her daughter Bernice Rache to Mr. Joseph Freeman Finley of Brooklyn New York in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s mother's home. After the wedding the Finleys left for an extended trip east and to the Great Lakes. The column also notes thanks from the fish pond committee for the Uncle Remus festival and lists several engagements and social events including Edith Marie Burke to Robert J. McClure of Birmingham and multiple bridge and party plans among Macon society figures.
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Blackwell-Finley
Dunston R. Blackwell
Bernice Rache
Joseph Freeman Finley
Brooklyn
N. Y
Rev. R. Belk
Missionary Society and Alliance hold June meetings
The Young People's Missionary Society meets Wednesday June 5 at the church with new members welcomed. The Christian and Missionary Alliance convenes on the first Wednesday monthly at 79 Capitol Avenue with morning and afternoon addresses. The Woman's Missionary meeting follows at 2 30 p m with all members urged to attend. Mrs W E Belyeu, Bec.
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Young People’s Missionary Society
Cere Dlony
Christian Aml Missionary Alliance
Capitol Avenue
Woman's Missionary
W. E, Belyeu
Bec
Social items mixed with travel and bridal notices
Miss Etel Willingham travels to Fort Valley for a June 11 wedding and visits Miss Charlie Hall in Macon. Mrs. George F. Brown and Miss Jes sit Brown depart for Victoria, BC for a month with Mrs. Brown's son Mr. Guy Brown. Isabel and Michel Wilson host a bridge gathering for Birmingham guest Mrs. Harry Wheelock. Luna Martha Morris welcomed by family. E G Moore visits in Birmingham while Ransom McWane returns from Oakhurst. Nettle Kiser Stewart to be bridesmaid in Eufaula on June 12 after week in Macon. Mrs Owens Johnson back from Indian Springs. Etta Putnam visiting in Brunswick and Hyromil. Mabel Hurt returns from Randolph‑Macon. W Lawton to return Monday. Five Neal hosts Saturday reception for Mrs. John Jacobs of Chicago.
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Etel Wilingham
Fort Valley
Miller-Neal Weiding
Charlie Hall
Macon
George F. Brown
Jessit Brown
Victoria
Colunbia
Isabel and
Michel Wilson
Bridge
Harry Wheelock
Birmingham
Franklin
R. S. Morris
Luna Martha Morris
E.G. Moore
Irene Smillie
James Ransom McWane
Alexander McGill
Oakhurst
Ala
Nettle Kiser Stewart
Eufaula
Fannyamar Shorter
Herman Upshaw
Etta Putnam Io
C. M. Peddicord
Brunswick
S B. Davis
Hyromyil
Misa Mabel Hurt
Chase Hurt
Randolph-Macon
W. Lawton
Misa Fivn Neal
Saturn
John Jacobs
Chicago
Irving Gresham
Misa McDan
Lydia E Pinkham Letter From Lyndon Kentucky
Mrs H Von Roden of Lyndon Kentucky praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for headaches neuralgia backache nervousness and a run down condition. She offers to publish her letter to help other women and invites others to write for confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lyndon
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Conidential
Lynn
Mass
A Froman
Forsyth Vaudeville Bills Attract Big Draw
The Forsyth features Mabel Taliaferro in her first career appearance with prices under two dollars for best seats. The bill includes Mat thews and Alshayne, She Camp, Lillian Bhaw, Clif Gordon, Lulu McConnell, Grant Simpson, and Kid Canfield the reformed gambler. The noted acts promise strong laughs and strong drawing power this week.
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Keith
Forsyth
Dainty
Mabel Taliaferro
Gouser
Matthews
Alshayne
She Camp
Lillian Bhaw
Clif Gordon
Lulu McConnell
Grant Simpson
Nest Week
Kid Canfield
Atlantic travelers prepare for Columbia statue unveiling trip
Atlanta residents plan a special rail excursion to Washington for the Columbia statue unveiling next Saturday. Special reduced fares are in place on the Seaboard and other lines. Leon Saith, Cotton Belt Route traveling passenger agent, based in Birmingham, is in Atlanta for several days.
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Tionista
Atlanta
Hearings Begin On Long and Short Haul Rule
New Urbana June 4 hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Special Examiner Henry Thurtell presiding. Probing grounds for exemptions claimed by railroads in the long and short haul provision. Hearing expected to last several days with prominent railroad officials in attendance.
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New Urbana
Interstate Commerce Commmission
Henry Thurtell
A Sale of Summer Dress Fabrics
A sale offering low prices on summer fabrics with Voiles 15c, French Batistes 20c, plain Mull 20c wide, Organdies 25c, striped Dimities 25c, applique Batistes 25c, and French Voiles and Batistes 45c to 50c. Descriptions include white grounds, floral and geometric patterns, pinks blues lavenders, and Persian colorings.
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New York
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Aiken, S. C
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Fifth Ave
New York City
Great South Parks
Chicago Beach
List Blvd
Lake Shorea
Point Clear
Mobile
Jack HH. Clancey
South
Poata
Jack H. Clancer
Montgomery
James Ko Gienno
Elysee Palage
Avenue den Champs Bhyeece
Paris
International Sleeping Car CO
Fifth Av
Beoltet
Buena Vista Spring Hotel
Pravin ‘Seung Fa
Eatae Garage
Cnline
White Service
BEA
A. Ik. Dick
Batin
M. C. Thomas
Crockett Springs
Elysee Palace
Avenue Des Champs Elysees
Gatriel
Margaret Sangster
Newark
N. J
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Sangstér
Port and
Suboar
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Ohio By
Virginia Mountains
Jno
D. Potts
G. PP
Richmond
Roml
Mary Blalock
Jennie Lowry
Miss Lowry
J. J. Lowry
W. J. Beeler
Knoxville
Ivan Allen
Dorothy Breitenbacher
Marion Fielder
Emmie Willingham
Annie Lou Padwett
Luther Rosser
Elvira Westmosland
Katie
Lillian Sturdivant
Edith
Elizabeth Danson
Annie Laurie Hobinson
Lel
Dalton
Charles P. Glover
Frank Gunn
Lula Black
the Visitation
Georgetown
D. C
West Peacatres
Colorado Springs
Abbie Calaway
Indian Springs
Wee
John EB. Smith
Madeline McCullough
Nym McCullough
Owens Johnson
Athens, Ga
Misa Jennu Lindsay
Roy Packard
Toledo
Elizabeth Packard
Spring Street
James R. Holliday
Columbus Monument
Atlantic City
W. Farias
W. Fariss, Jr
Lafayettte
Von
M. A. Griffin
Georgian Military Academy
A. T. Spalding
W .L. Stoddart
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Granville Fleece
Memphia
Willis Timmons
Cone Maddox
H.von Roden
Lyndon, KY
Tis. H.von Roden
Gossif
Kelley Bros. Co
Beautiful
Batistes
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