Browne bribery trial reveals Lorimer money distribution
Chicago June 16 defense objections to admitting testimony by State Representatives Meyern Link and Beckemeyer in the Browne senatorial bribery trial were overruled. Meyers testified Browne asked for votes and promised plentiful "ready" for Lorimer supporters. Beckemeyer corroborated and described a $1600 package opened in St Louis. Cross examination of Beckemeyer and later Tink set for tomorrow as Browne defense promises a bombshell confession of a plot.
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Beckemeyer
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McBurely
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United States
Larimer Meyers
Heckmeyer
White
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Browne
Peanemeyer
Reckemeyer
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St Louie
Robert E Wilson
Joseph & Clark
Charles Luke
Michael 8
Tink
Lorimer
Ebbstein
Two New States Admitted After Senate Vote
Washington reports the Senate passed a bill admitting New Mexico and Arizona as states after lengthy debate. The measure received strong support from Beveridge Freiser Nelson Hughes and Smoot, with party divisions over a House amendment. The plan requires each territory to draft a constitution, gain presidential approval, and congressional ratification before statehood.
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Arizona
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Smoot
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Grocers Deny Illegality of Southern Wholesale Association
Jacksonville Florida June 16 Theodore Roosevelt era note clashes as H McLaurin president of the Southern Wholesale Grocers Association defends the group against federal action. He says the case targets a legitimate business body and pledges to prove the accusations false while noting similar associations exist nationwide. Subpoenas issued on Birmingham firms join the case.
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Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association
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Roosevelt to Return Home With Nationwide Naval Gala
New York awaits Roosevelt’s return aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria after a 15 month absence. A grand homecoming parade along the Hudson features 80 warships, 160 merchant steamers, and a 21 gun salute as he lands at the Battery.
Forest area and Winnipesaukee crops at risk from harvest losses
A fragmented report notes that harvest failures have reduced crop prospects in the forested Srea and Winnipes area. The exact causes and scope are unclear, but indicators point to significant agricultural impact and dwindling yields this season.
AP Stapf Man Is Under Fire From Senate Speech
Washington June 1 Representative Humphrey in the house urged scrutiny of foreign steamship line agreements touching American ports and alleged discriminatory rates for exports. An Associated Press report stated an employee in the Washington office resigned after involvement with two steamship lines, though not admitting misconduct. Continued on page two.
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Associated Press
Eoen
Associated Prats
Patterson Party Declares for Patterson in Prohibition Resolution
The Tennessee state convention at Ry man Auditorium nominates Patterson for governor and Benton McAlister for U S senator with other Republican like offices. Delegates denounce prohibition enforcement, pledge to restore local control and tighten liquor laws, while Patterson appeals for a third term amid rousing demonstrations.
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McAlister
Hell
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Union City
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Bristol
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Clarksville
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Frank Dibrell
Sparta
J. W Thomas
Dresden
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State Committee
Patterson
Patter
Law
déMere Fox
Chattarrooga
la Follette
Tennessee
To Revive Bull Fighting in Havana Plans Monopoly
A June 16 report says a bill favoring revival of bullfighting was favorably reported and awaits action. It would grant a 30 year exclusive Monte Carlo style concession at Camp Columbia to operate gambling, bull fights, cockfights, horse races and other events to attract tourists to Havana Flagship. Switchmen Get Increase in Texas and Kansas rail lines effective May 1 a 3 cent per hour raise for all switchmen.
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Delegates Named for Atlanta District in Annual Conference
At the Atlanta Methodist District Conference Asa G Candler R J Guinn Walter McElreath and George Winship were elected delegates to the annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Alternates are R A Hemphill J W Hurt and G Pierce. The district endorsed temperance work and chose Wesley Memorial church as next meeting place. Plans for Ansley Park church missions and local education campaigns were approved.
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Walter McElreath
Geo. Winship
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Anti-Saloon League
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Seo Chow
Capitol View
Oakland City
Groves Park
Ansley Park
Wesley Memorial Enterprises
LaGrange
Barclay Memorial
Witnesses Describe Sheriff Misdoings in Impeachment Trial
Montgomery Alabama June 16 witnesses for the state testified that Sheriff Edward Latham of Tuscaloosa County was intoxicated and incapacitated while on duty during impeachment proceedings before the state supreme court. Richard Smallwood testified to an incident at a house where the sheriff, when denied a drink, allegedly threatened to shoot an inmate. Many witnesses for the state were examined and adjournment set for tomorrow morning.
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Ala
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Tuccaloose County
State Supreme Court
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Respite for Merritt delayed hanging for Brooks to proceed
Sheriff spared from double execution as Governor Brown grants Merritt a seven day respite upon a letter from Judge Roan and Solicitor Hill based on new evidence, while Brooks remains condemned and to be hanged between 10 and 12 tomorrow. Merritt’s reprieve allows time for a possible new trial. Brooks’ execution planned for today remains set pending no further delay.
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Fulton Jott
Frank Brooke
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So- Uestor
Joseph M Brown
Guess
Rogers Merritt
Fulton County
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Foan
Thuredgy
Boswell
Misa Nettle
Washington Street
Man with big gun hunted the president
Washington June 16 a man over six feet tall with dark hair and a heavy black mustache called at the executive office and asked to see the president He was identified as the same man who visited the White House June 17 last year then arrested with two pistols He was again found armed with a .4 caliber pistol and gave his name as James Stricklin from Cumberland Md He says he is persecuted by various persons and asks the president to stop his fear of danger He is being held for sanity observation.
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Bia
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Sal
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Stricklin
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Trial unfolds in Holland murder case with witness claims
Witnesses testified that Mrs. Holland was seen with the man on trial and the defense questioned Cason employees. Prosecutors argued Phillips shot W. H. Holland with a single barrel shotgun after possible jealousy. defense seeks to undermine witness credibility. Court proceedings continue with more testimony expected.
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Thurmond Street
David
Phillips
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Superior Court
Trist
Steventesn Witenesses
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Ips
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Crima
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Phi Ups
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Max Folland
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W T Healey
Thomas C Whitner
Wo B
Pharry
Weather Prophecyt Fark Georgia-Fair Friday end Saturdayy
Light variable winds expected through Friday with fair conditions in Georgia. Weekend outlook calls for continued mild weather with variable winds and no precipitation.
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