Ospina Leave Of Absence Delays Colombia Visit
Washington March 8 Senor Pedro Ospina was not recalled by Colombia as a result of alleged tensions with the United States. He has resigned, granted a three month leave for his sick wife, and may soon be reassigned to London. The Knox visit was not invited or invited to Cartagena. the state department said no invitation had been received. Knox arrived in Amapala Honduras and will meet with President Manuel Bonilla as the visit plans proceed.
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Pedro Mel O3ding
Colombia
United States
State Department
Knox
Roberto Macdowall
Legation
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Cartagena
Senor Macdousl
Atama
Bogota
Senor Medouall
Ospina
Senorspina
London
Senor Macdouall
Ffta
Senor Macdowall
Huntington Wilson
Wil‘son
Knox Wiill
Dubois
Bomota
Wilson
Agen
Benor Macdoush
Belo
Honduras
Amapala
United States Armor
Maryland
Corinto
Nick Knox
Camsaghorea
Manuel Bondo
Republic
Vines
Grent
Leading Georgians Back Underwood for President
Scores of Georgians including Mayor H Clay of Marietta and Speaker Pro Tem Carl Vinson rally behind Oscar Underwood of Alabama. G R Hutchens at Underwood headquarters in Aragon hotel reports letters from all sections praising his candidacy. Col Wight, visiting Florida, says four of five Floridians and Georgians favor Underwood, calling him the logical Democratic nominee with tariff-for-revenue emphasis. He warns the South must seize the chance to shape national leadership.
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Vinson
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Oscar “W. Underwood
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Aragon Hotel
Georgia
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Marietta
Codb County
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M. C. Tarver
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House of Representatives
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Cuba
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Georgia Regiment
Roosevelt
Underwoot
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Northern Democrata
Mr. Underwood
Underood
Snthusiaem
Underwood Wesad
Amundsen Reaches South Pole Amid Dispatches From Hobart
Roald Amundsen announces from Hobart Australia that he reached the South Pole on December 14 1911. Dispatches confirm the feat while King Haakon and other leaders send congratulations. Amundsen plans lectures in Australia then voyages toward Europe via Buenos Ayres and the Arctic route.
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Raald Amundsen
Leon
South Pole
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Sandviken
Amundsen
Hobart
Tasmania
Pole
Fram
Australia
Europe
Buenos Ayres
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Arctic Ocean
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Daily Express
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New Zealand
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Gerlach
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Cape Adelaide
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Ross Strait
Cape Ratherat
Bering Strait
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Arctic
Fridtjof Nansen
Aha
Amundaen
Buenco Ayres
Are
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Bole
Georgians' Filibuster Triggers Capitol Pension Debate
Washington March report on Georgia Representatives Roddenberg Tribble and Howard filibuster against pension frauds. House quorum struggles, officers rally members, song battles with Marching Through Georgia and John Brown's Body. Howard cites official records showing Georgia contributes to pensions, while others allege overpayments and defection cases.
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Washington
March
Federal Treasury
Roddenberg
Tribble
Howard
Georgia
House
John Brown
Brigade Post at McPherson Seen Near Certain
Washington March 8 James Hay chairman of the house military affairs committee expresses confidence Fort McPherson will soon be made a brigade post in a letter to Representative Howard He cites a favorable talk with General Wood chief of staff and calls the move practically settled Also Rep Blayden of Texas conveyed the same view The senate committee has approved making Fort Oglethorpe a cavalry brigade post as proposed by Reps Moon of Tennessee and Lee of Georgia
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John Corrigan
Washington
James Hay
House Military Affairs
Howard
Fort McPherson
Wood
Army
Sation
McPherson
Blayden
Texas
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Fort Oglethorpe
Underwood's Speeches Placed in Congressional Record
Washington March Special Representative William Schley Howard of the fifth district, a supporter of Underwood for the Democratic nomination, filed speeches by Mr. Underwood in the Congressional Record. The entries cover a December 22 address before the Southern Edgery of New York and remarks related to the Automobile Association.
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March
Willam Schley Howard
Orcre W. ‘Tnederwood -Foy
Underwood Beford
New York
Automobile
Purse Snatching Incident Near Terminal Station
Mrs. H McCheanay of 321 Markham Street was followed by two men near Terminal station last night. She shouted for help and fled into a yard as one approached closely. The report notes a bold nighttime purse snatching by three assailants.
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Atlanta Manufacturers Exposition Planned to Showcase Goods
A committee of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce reached agreement to host the Atlanta Manufacturers Exposition of Atlanta Made Goods at the Auditorium Armory next fall. Over 25 prominent city manufacturers attended, with more than 800 firms in or near Atlanta ready to display products. Organizers aim to educate Georgians and Southerners about local industry, drawing visitors to live exhibits across diverse sectors such as shoes, machinery, textiles, and jewelry.
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Atlanta
Auditorium Armory
Chamber of Commerce
Brooke Morgan
Five Die as Georgia Rail Crash Kills and Injures
A main line wreck near Social Circle Georgia left five dead and twelve injured after a misread train order. Engineer Vaughan died from skull fracture while several injured, including two mail clerks and a porter, were treated in Atlanta. Vaughan had warned of a premonition before the crash.
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Georgia
Social Circle
W. C. Vaughan
Tabernnacle
L S. Davin
BL. B
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Vaughan
Tabernacle Sanatorium
Augusta
Georgis
Jake Fitzgerald
G. Willerford
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