Irregularities in Georgia Democratic Primary Protest Filed
Savannah well known colonel J H Estill filed a formal protest with state Democratic Chairman E T Brown alleging irregularities in the June 5 primary across twenty counties. Specific charges concern Cobb Banks Laurens Jefferson and Tattnall with recount requests and claims of illegal ballots and blocked counts.
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John H. Estill
Savannah
Dupont Guerry
Bibb
E. T. Brown
Democratic Executive Committee
Hetil
Brown
Poitecal
Constitution
Estill
Hstill
State Committee
Cobb
Banks
Laurens
Jefferson
Sinall
Guerry
Colonel Estill
Emanuel
Towns
Union
White
Dangon
Washington
Murray
Dade
Lowndes
Gilmer
Forsyth
Worth
Miller
Fannin
Colquit
Terrell
Dawson
Colquitt
Aerry
Guerry- Tattnall
Estil
J. H. Estill
Savanah
Atlanta
J. M. Terrell
Eormia
Sonnis
J. N Gantt
Dsane
J H Estill
State
J H. Estill
Walter Howard a lifetime of grit driven by will power
A personal narrative traces Walter Howard’s remarkable life from boisterous boyhood in Atlanta to famed journalist during the Spanish American War. It recalls his indomitable spirit, early printing ventures with Howard & Ormond, rise to city editor in Atlanta, war reporting in Cuba, London correspondence, and his final years in Asheville before his death at 32. He survived by wife Bella Newman and siblings Julian, Robert, and Mrs. George Terrill. funeral set for Friday at Judge Newman’s residence.
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Walter Howard
Walter
Atlanta
New York
Asheville
N. c
Daily News
Nic
North Carolina
Moreland Park Military Academy
Feas
Eas
Howard
Howard & Ormond
Marlon Jackson
Enterprise
Captain Henry Jackson
W. H. Howard
8. J. Ormond
Bayville
Henry W. Grady
Benton Neat Thornton
Rara Avis
Thornton
Ben
Atlanta Journal
New York Journal
Metropolis
Cuba
London
Thea
Atlanta Daily News
Swift
John Howard
Anne Robson Howard
Bella Newman
W. T. Newman
Julian H. Howard
Robert Howard
San Francisco
George Terrill
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. J. Newman
Forest Avenue
Cuba Tariff Fight Tied to Propaganda Cast by Sugar Trust
Senate hearing reveals funds from Cuban military government and sugar magnates used to sway U S opinion toward Cuba reciprocity. B Thurber, head of United States Export Association, admits employment by Cuban authorities and receipts show 2800 paid by Cuban GOV and 2500 from Havemeyer. disclosures stun lawmakers as they imply sugar interests and military funds backing propaganda for tariff reduction. Further probes planned into Cuban expenditures and officials possible conflicts with reciprocity bill.
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Ida
Washington
Cuba
United States
Senate Committee of Cuba
B. Thurber
Thurber
United States Export Association
Teller
Caban
Mr. Thurber
Senate
Tsland
Sugar Refining Trust
Sugar Trust
Wood
Congress
House Committee On
Bartlett
Culberson
Aldrich
Platt
Connecticut
Spooner
Burrows
Elkins
House
Tellier
Beets Sugar Revelations Shake Senate Caucus Plans
Washington June 11 Republican senators hold quick caucuses after Thurber testimony on Cuban treasury payouts to promote reciprocity. Aldrich Burrows and Teller spurred a push toward a general caucus and potential tariff action despite doubts over reciprocity. Beet sugar lawmakers remain hopeful, hoping the disclosures slow reciprocity momentum or halt it this session.
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Thurber
Ashington
Fbb
General Wood
United States
Cuba
Senate
Teller
Burrows
Aldrich
Big Shipbuilding Trust Planned for Public Float
New York June 11 Daniel LeRoy Dresser, president of the Trust Company of the Republic, said the United States Shipbuilding Company will be incorporated with 10 million dollars preferred and 10.4 million dollars common stock. He said the offering will be made to the public in principal U S cities and that bonds are underwritten. Directors named include Henry T. Scott John S Hyde S W Hyde Dewis Nixon and others. Charleston Exposition Needs 150000 For account adjustment and balance the company seeks an appropriation. House committee on industrial arts and expositions has not yet acted.
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New York
Daniel LeRoy Dresser
Trust Company of the Republic
United States Shipbuilding Company
United States
Europe
Henry T. Scott
John S Hyde
8. W. Hyde
Dewis Nixon
Charles R. Hanscomb
Irving M. Scott
Charles J. Canda
Horace W. Gause
Daniel Terry Dresser
Charleston
Washington
Wagener
Charleston, D. C
House Committee On Industrial Arts and Expositions
Mystic Shrine elects Imperial officers in California gathering
In San Francisco visiting nobles held a secret session and toured the University of California Berkeley grounds and Mont Tamalpais as Al Malaikeah Temple reception drew crowds. Officers elected include Imperial Potentate Henry C. Aiken Omaha and other posts. Roundy named Imperial Oriental Guide after a second ballot. Imperial Council will meet in Saratoga next year. Kentucky stock farm Ashland Wilkes sells for 350,000 to 58 8 Browns.
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Omaha
San Francisco
Mystic Shrine
Imperial Council
Bay
Berkely
University of California
Mont Tumaipais
al Malaikeah
Imperial
Henry C. Aiken
Nebr
George H. Green
Dallas
Tex
Rabban
George L. Brown
Buffalo
Alva P Clayton
St. Joseph
Imperial Oriental Guide
Frank c. Roundy
Chicago
Benjamin W. Rowell
Lynn
Mass
William 8. Brown
Pittsburg
Imperial Oriental
Roundy
Medina Temple
St. Bernard
Knights Templars
Saratoga
N. Y
Tornado Leaves Illinois Towns in Ruin and Loss
A mile wide, two hundred mile long tornado struck central Illinois causing at least a dozen deaths and an estimated million dollars in damage. McLean county bore the brunt with many buildings destroyed and telegraph lines down. Three women died at a Merna town hall dance as the building collapsed. several others were injured. Churches were demolished and streets disrupted. Bloomington streetcar service resumed after the disaster.
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Bloomington
Livingston County
Macoupin County
Illinois
McLean
Hainois
McLean County
Merna
Lena Ganagan
Edward Martin
Anna Kelly
Gahagan
Martin
Miss Kelly
Clement Spencer
Spencer
Thomas Gadbagan
John Kelly
Misa Kelly
Twin Grove
Wesleyan University
Forecast March weather with protests and college events
Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday with occasional showers likely. High near 92 and low around 69. Georgia notes include J M Terrell governor nom protest, Emory and University of Georgia commencements, Clemson denial of student bias, and other national and foreign items.
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Georgia
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Arthur Lynch
England
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