McLaurin May Be Barred From Democratic Primary
In Columbia Missouri on June 16 an uproar over McLaurin’s possible exclusion from the Democratic primary grows. State party chairman Jones signals the convention may act next spring to bar McLaurin, aided by a loyalty oath tying candidates to the Kansas City platform. Governor Nicholsen offers cautious support while calling scrutiny of the oath essential.
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Columbia
McLaurin
Tillman
Colonel Jones
Appell
McLaurn
Coleone
Jones
Mec Laurin
Morekely
Kansas City
Buch
Orough
Cain
Nicheeney
Demcratic
George B. Tilman
Poli Ex A of
Classics
Beins
Tilman
Sperkiar Teds
General Assembly
Mctaurin Coult
Titman
Melanin
Fr Cheriestan
McTaurin
Thie Pondempa
eLaurin
Change of venue eyed as remedy for Charleston liquor cases
Spectal reports that Solicitor Hildebrand plans to move dispensary prosecutions to other counties to improve conviction odds for Charleston liquor violators. With over sixty docketed June term cases, current rules risk dismissal, emboldening blind tiger activity while Judge Benet pressures tougher enforcement. The grand jury may or may not return true bills, guiding possible venue changes.
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Charleston
Charlesson
Hildebrand
Gessiong
Mondey
Benet
Grand Jury
Tigers
Arrest of United States Steel Director Edmund Converse at Greensburg
Edmund Converse executive board member of United States Steel was arrested at Greensburg Junction while touring mills aboard a special train. He posted bond for appearance in Westmoreland court on September 24 to answer charges of misappropriating proceeds from the sale of 3 9 shares in the McKeesport DQ and Wilmerding Street Railway.
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Edmund Converse
Pennsylvania Shariff
Pittsburg
Edmund C. Converse
United States Steel Corporation
National Tube Company
Greensburg Junction
Billion Dollar Trust
Greensburg
Converse
Westmoreland Court
James L. Devenny
McKeesport
McKeesport, Duquesne and Wilmerding
Devenny
Allegheny County
Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania
Moorhead & Head
Devenmy
Westmoreland
Great Combine
Washington and Lee College 118th commencement opened
In Lexington Virginia on June 16 the 118th commencement of Washington and Lee College began with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev Dr David G Wylie pastor of the Scotch Presbyterian church of New York city and moderator of the New York state synod. His subject was What Christianity Offers to the World A large audience attended. The evening address to the Young Men's Christian Association at Lee Chapel was delivered by Rev Robert A Gibson Episcopal bishop of Richmond Virginia.
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Washington and Lee College
Lexington
David G. Wylie
Lee Chapel
Robert A. Gibson
Episcopal
Richmond
Brutal attempted murder shocks Macon as Mrs Couch is robbed
In Macon Georgia on June 16 a brutal assault occurred at the home of 65 year old Mrs Ma tilda Couch near Manchester Mills. A masked large negro entered the store area, struck her with a heavy weapon, knocked her senseless, searched for money and left after extinguishing the lamp. Her injuries are severe with two deep head wounds. The assailant fled with Mrs Couch s pocketbook. authorities launched a vigilant search.
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Coach
Mrs. Couch
Negroes Buy Revolvers After Fred Alexander Burning
Leavenworth Kansas June 16 heightened tension as reports spread that local Black residents intended to arm themselves by buying government revolvers from soldiers at Fort Leavenworth. Police and military officers moved to recover the weapons. three men who purchased revolvers were arrested and detained.
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Leavenworth, Kas
Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth
Fred Alexander
F. L. Deen
New Lodge of Elks Forms in Blocton
About twenty twelve Tuscaloosa Elks will travel to Blocton Wednesday morning to institute a lodge there. The party will leave in the morning and return late at night. The Blocton lodge is expected to grow after completion of the charter.
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Tuscaloosa
Blocton
Ala
Shoot at Park Sparks Family Feud Fatal Clash
Montgomery railroad man Dave Dickson was shot twice at Monro Park Mobile by his brother in law Charles G Mann chief clerk in the United States Inspectors office. Mann was arrested and Dickson lies in an infirmary after surgery.
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Montgomery
Mobile
Ala
Dave Dickson
Monro Park
Charles G. Mann
United States Inspectors of Holler and Hulls
Berenice Dickson
Slater
Mubile
Mann
Dickson
Fista
Two Negroes Dead After Threatened Attack On Planter
In Suwannee County near Wallborn Florida on June 16 Mose Maxwell and Tom Thomas were killed after an escalating confrontation with planter R O Cain. Maxwell first threatened Cain at his home over a store order refusal and returned with pistols and shotguns. Neighbors reported 12 to 15 shots as the two assailants were found dead near Cain’s plantation, ending the danger to Cain and his family.
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Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Suwannee County
Wallborn
Mose Maxwell
Tom Thomas
R. O'Cain
O'Cain
Maxwell
O’cain
Live Oak
Mose
Bismarck Statue Unveiled Before Reichstag in Berlin
Berlin June 16 The Bismarck statue facing the Reichstag was unveiled at midday in a ceremony attended by Emperor William the Empress and leading officials. Count von Buelow praised Bismarck's deeds and warned against rigid dogmas, while eight thousand people sang the national anthem and wreaths were laid before the statue.
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Berlin
Bismarck
Letory
Reichstag
Herbert Bismerck
Count von Buelow
Prince Hohenlohe
Wiliam
Guard of Honor
von Levetzow
Count von Buclow
Count von ‘Buelow
Bismarck Himee
Goethe
Europe
Hose
Hohenzollern
Callre
Emperor Wiliam
Prince Herbert Bismarck
Mississippi good roads convention opposes convict labor plan
At its session yesterday the Mississippi good roads convention voted down a resolution for working convicts on public roads, endorsing the state farm system. The body adopted a resolution asking the legislature to assist in building public high wage highways and elected Col. John A. Redheadsy president, W. Q. Cole secretary, and J. S. Cowan treasurer.
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Mississippi Association
Jackson Depot
Mist
Mississippi
Sunday Observance League Targets Virginia Social Clubs
Virginia due Sunday law campaign gains momentum as Sunday Observance League wins suit against liquor sellers and now moves to prosecute top social clubs Westmoreland and Commonwealth in Richmond. The effort extends to confectioneries and soda fountains amid club circles stir. Supreme Court once exempted clubs from the law in a Lynchburg case.
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Virginia
Richmond
Westmoreland and Commonwealth Clubs
Lynchburg
Supreme Court
Governor Aycock to Speak at Charlotte Club Event
Raleigh June 16 Special Governor Aycock has accepted an invitation from the Charlotte Manufacturers' Club to address them next Saturday evening. He will travel in a special car with a large party of prominent guests accompanying him.
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Aycock
Raleigh
N. C
Manufacturers’ Club of
Charlotte
Negro Boy Killed in West Point Restaurant Shooting
Two eighteen year old African American youths Maddox Fears and Gilmore were in Cooper Reese's restaurant when a pistol discharged. The incident occurred in West Point on June 16, as fear and tension rose in the small Georgia town.
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West Point
Maddox Fears
Gilmore
Cooper Reese
Cloudburst disaster reported in Virginia towns
Report from Staunton cites a cloudburst near Harrisonburg causing great property loss and drownings. The incident affects Haritonbure area with severe damage and unclear local casualty details amid June weather events in Richmond and Staunton.
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Virginia
Richmond
Staunton
Haritonbure
Harrisonburg
Street Car Jumps Track In City Crash
A trolley from the Atlanta Railway and Power Company jumped the tracks near Peters and Beerman streets yesterday afternoon injuring two children and scratching several others. The car plowed into a sidewalk pole, breaking the pole and smashing the front. The incident, blamed on spreading ratio, occurred as the car carried passengers from Westview Cemetery. Names of the injured were not secured.
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Westview
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Peters
Beerman
Cher Wins Prix de Paris in American Jockey Triumph
Paris June 16 Cher ridden by American Henry wins the grand prix de Paris after a tight clash with Tibero and Lady Miller. Olympian led early but faded to finish near last as Cheri surged to victory by a head with time 3:1.0. American betting and attendance highlight the day at Longchamp with notable dignitaries present.
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Paris
Cher
Tibero
Lady Milier
Olympian
Henry
Ineline
Cheri
Titers
Lady Miler
Bill
Glympion
Lady Miller
Lester Reis
Mutuals
Longchamps
Loubet
Leopold
Belgium
Deschanel
Pailleres
Saxon
Lady Miner
Racecard fragment shows multiple horses and numbers
A fragmented race card lists numerous names such as Chappaana Noble man Jit Skillman Belle Strapon Falix Bard Rughfelds Battus Varro Grantor Tom Collins Sint Myrtle Van Brulare Clinton B. Trish Jewel Ben Jake Weber Ht Nocker with various numbers and mile and six furlong race selling sections.
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Miral Schley
Varro
Grantor
Tom Collins
Sint
Myrtle van
Brulare
Clinton B
Trish Jewel
Ben ‘Tedl
Jake Weber
Ht Nocker
National League Games Report From June 16
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 1 in a ninth inning rally sparked by Branstfield despite a disputed strike. Wagner added a long two-base hit, Tannehill and Hahn excelled on the mound, attendance 6,500. St Louis beat Brooklyn 11 to 5 behind Burkett Heidrick and Paden as Kitson was knocked out. Chicago tied New York 4 to 4 after 14 innings, with Darks late innings and strong defense from Menefee, Van Haltren and Messers. Batteries: Hughes Kahoe Phyll Warner. Time 1:40. Umpire O Day Cun ninghan.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
O'Day
Toosie
Bransflein Wan
Oday
Bransfeld
Wagner
Tannehill
Hahn
Beere
Pittsburg
Hatn
Peltz
Taanehill
Zirmer
St. Louis
Brooklyn
St. Woolf
Burkett
Heidrick
Paden
Kitson
St. Touts
Hootgaamocs Ue
Matterleyer
Nichols
Duncan
Chicago
New York
van Haltren
Menefee
Ujploooodghooo
Hughes
Kahoe
Phyll
Warner
Tims
Cunninghan
Nashville Beats Memphis In Southern League Clash
Nashville defeated Memphis 14 to 6 in Nashville on June 16 before over 4 000 fans. Butland homered as Kennedy Bussay Hill fueled a big Nashville attack with solid hitting and Hill’s strong pitching. Shields Robb Kalkhoff and Fisher worked for Memphis and Shields was knocked out in the sixth inning.
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Nashville
Memphis
Tenn
Memons
Nashvillians
Shields
Robb
Butlant
Kennedys
Bussey
Hill
Ebright
Kalkhoft
Fisher
Empire Business Bureau Help Wanted Notice in Atlanta Ga
An employment ad from the Empire Business Bureau invites readers to apply for posted positions. It claims establishment and responsibility for contracts, offers to share names of recent placements, guarantees positions, and provides a call or write contact in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Empire Business Bureau
Atlanta
Big Auction Tomorrow for Reformatory Fund Lands
County to auction ten lots at West Peachtree and Spring streets tomorrow at 5 PM. Auctioneer Steve B R Johnston to conduct sale on the premises. Proceeds go to the reformatory fund. five lots on each street, each 1822 by 100 feet back. County convicts have graded the property. paving changes approved to improve West Peachtree Drive. Large crowd is expected and a handsome sum anticipated for the reform school.
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Peachtree
Spring Streets
Peachtree Place
West Peachtres
Steve BR. Johnston
Reformatory Fund
West Peachtree Street
Spring Street
Board of County Commireioners
West Peachtree
Atlanta
Reformatory
North Carolina Won't Call Extra Legislature Session
Special Governor Avcock says Fayetteville chamber resolutions urging a special session on revenue law repeal and new adoption will be answered by mail Monday. He states clearly the legislature will not be convened in an extra session.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
N.C
Avcock
Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce
Georgia teachers trip to Chicago by special through train
Summer Quarter 4 Chicago University announces one fare round trip from Atlanta to Chicago for Georgia teachers. A party of forty must travel together to secure the discount despite opposition. Leaders include Professors M. M. Parks Sayennah RB Daniel Montezuma and F. M. Harper. Departs WS and A railroad at 6 AM Monday June ith with through sleeping car service Nashville to Chicago and no car changes.
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Chicago University
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Nashville, Chattanooga and
Geotata
Atlanta
Nashville
Chicago
C. E. Harman
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Standard Ice Company
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