Kentucky Solon in Democratic Record Speech in Frankfort
Kentucky solon of the Democratic Record in Frankfort March 9 reports Speaker Clark of the national House addressing Kentucky lawmakers. He defends Democratic tariff policy, argues tariffs and trust control shape the presidential campaign, and praises Kentucky roots while urging independent support for Democratic candidates. He criticizes high tariffs as costly and exploitive toward workers.
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Peathp Clark
National House of Representatives
Kentucky
Democratic Party
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Clark Sa
Taft
Uncle Sam
L Ayers
Clark
Len
Protecting Liquor Dealers Amid County Grand Jury Indictments
Fragmented OCR text notes jurors in a county grand jury meeting considering indictments against liquor dealers under state prohibition law. Mentions a juror list and potential bribery concerns tied to county acceptance of money, with unclear named individuals and roles.
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Ghattyncoge
Familienick
Fone
Rex
Bair
Atlanta Prepares for Street Repairs and Clean-Up Campaign
Weather improves as the sanitation department intensifies a citywide clean-up. Officials promise immediate street repairs and strict enforcement of sanitation laws, urging residents to tidy back yards and secure proper rubbish receptacles by April 1. Local citizens are already cleaning yards and preparing streets for a cleaner Atlanta.
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Stresta
Atlanta
Sanitary Department
Jentzen
Recorder’s Court
Saturday in Congress Senate session highlights and votes
In session at 7 p m protests opposed proposals to ban liquor shipments from wet to dry states. Hoke Smith attacked special pension laws while praising veterans. The omnibus pension bill passed and adjournment set for 6 65 p m until 2 p m Monday. Major Ray to receive lieutenant colonel pay regardless of rank. Panama canal tolls set at 1 25 per ton with no preference for American vessels. Roddenberg renewed filibuster against omnibus bill, which passed 214 to 28. Lindburgh cites Aldrich plan joker for tax evasion on 900 million. Adjourned 5 46 p m until noon Monday.
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Hoke Smith
Carter
War Department Expenditures Committee
Ray
Alexander
Merchant Marine Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
Roddenberg
Tyrant Coicou Condemned to Death in Hayti Trial
Port au Prince March 9 General Jules Coicou former military tyrant of Hayti was condemned to death today by a criminal court jury for being the principal author of the fusillade on March 15 1808 in which ten persons including three of his brothers were shot. Accomplices were acquitted. General Jules Goteau was named as a participant in the outbreak.
Ansley Park Residence to Rise by A Ten Eyck Brown
A. Ten Eyck Brown plans a handsome residence in Ansley Park on Seven teenth street opposite W. K. Winecoff. The two story house on a stone basement will cost about 10000 and feature tile cement walls and reinforced concrete floors for unusual non conductive comfort with a terrace overlooking the south.
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A. Ten Eyck Brown
Ansley Park
Seventeenth Street
W. K. Winecoff
Walla
the Noath
Houn Dog Song Origins Questioned in Campaign Lore
New York report debunks claim that the Missouri minstrels coined the Houn Dog hymn for politics. Musicians say it is an old German cradle song written before 1498, titled The Lay of the Dog in a fifteenth century scrap book with initials M. L. 14690.
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New York
Missouri
Ozark Mountains
Champ Clark
Ozarks
M. L
Underwood Support Grows In Georgia From Col. West
Colonel W B West of Valdosta urges the Underwood campaign at a Georgia event. He vows to mobilize south Georgia voices and influence for Underwood for president, highlighting his prominence in business and prior Senate leadership. The piece notes West’s past political prominence and potential governor talks.
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Underwood
Georgia
South
W. 8. West
Valdosta
Colonel West
Atlanta
Constitution
Unederwood
South Georgia
Tech
State Senate
Thia‘yeara Cam- Paigi
Colonel Wert
Tam
Oscar
Underwood tariff stance and Milledgeville notices
A discussion advocates Underwood as Democratic standard bearer for tariff reform, arguing for equal burden sharing to curb reliance on protected interests. The Milledgeville notes announce Cary North and South railroad terminal status, charter capital increase, and Milledgeville Lodge election results and officers.
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Democratic Party
Oswar W. Underwood
Republican Free Institutions
Underwood
National House of Representatives
South
New York Fertilizer Firm Leaders Visit Atlanta at Georgian Terrace
New York fertilizer company head Mr Schmidmann visits Atlanta with Albert French, VP of the firm. They just returned from Florida phosphate operations and deny plans for a major regional expansion. French notes steady business in the South despite disappointing cotton results. Schmidmann, son of a wealthy Austrian potash founder, spends about three months in America yearly and frequently visits Atlanta.
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New York
United States
Atlanita
Georgian Terrace
Schmidiann
Albert French
Nera
French
Florida
The
Constitution, S
Ubeuehout
Mr. Schmidmann
Austria
Schmidmann
Atlanta
Amerane
Men and Religion Forward Movement Reports at City Church
About twenty men from the Decatur Presbyterian church's departments report to the congregation at the morning service next Sunday. The program includes Bible Study, Missions, Community Extension, Boys' Work, Evangelism, and Dottal Service led by various leaders.
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Heport
Decatur Presbyterian Church
R. B. Cunningham
H. B. Arbuckle
R. B. Beott
G. 8. Candler
J. A. Montgomery
C. D. McElnney
United States Marines Prepare for Pekin Mission
The transport Abarendo has reached Taku and crews will dispatch marines to Pekin to relieve 200 Infantry from Manila. Mutiny reports describe looting and executions near Pao Ting Fu, with officials fleeing and train service resuming to Ting Chow as famine spreads.
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United States
Abarendo
Taku
Pei-Ho
Manila
Tien Tain
Tien Tsin
Fekin
American Board
FR. M. Tolbert
Customs Service
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Legation
Major Russell
American Legation
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Talbot
Pao Ting Fu
Ting Chow
Thare
Japan
Russia
China
Yuan
Th International Syndicate
Great Britain
Germany
France
Warren
Tien
Tsin
Fifteenth Infantry
Root
William J. Calhoun
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