Underwood Tide Gains National Chorus of Support
Washington March 11 Special Steadily gaining recruits the Underwood band wagon rolls toward the Baltimore convention. He remains in Washington crafting legislation while supporters plan trips to rally for him. Col Wells says Maryland could carry for Underwood. Mississippi delegates pledge support. Clinton NC booster notes strong business backing.
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Washington
R. H. Wells
Maryland
Wdley
William Schrey Howard
Underwood
Aynepelia
Wells
Congress
Harrison
Mississippi
George L. Peterson
Clinton
N. C
Georgia sets presidential primary plans in May
Georgia state executive committee meets in Atlanta to call a presidential primary, tentatively set for early May or late April. About fifty members and proxies attend as W C Wright of Newnan chairs. Rules, registration, and a fixed date will be decided, with varied opinions on exact timing.
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Georgia
United States
State Executive Committee
Senate
State Committee
W. ¢. Wright
Newnan
Atlanta
Leaders Expose Wilson Weakness in Democratic ranks
Washington dispatch reports that Georgia campaign claims of a conspiracy to defeat Woodrow Wilson reveal broad Democratic belief that Wilson is the weakest major candidate. The piece quotes veteran lawmakers in Congress noting that party leaders aim to back the strongest candidate to ensure victory next November.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Georgia
Wilson
House
Senate
Mesars
Clark
Underwood
Harmon
Monopoly Given Legality Cloak by High Court
The Supreme Court ruled four to three that patent owners have an unrestricted monopoly on all articles used in their operation and may fix prices and prescribe use. Chief Justice White warned of potential broad, adverse consequences, while Justice Lurten delivered the majority opinion joined by McKenna Holmes and Van Devaner. Continued on Page Fourteen.
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Supreme Court
White
Lamar
Hughes
Congress
Justice Lurten
Jisa McKenna
Holmes and
van Devaner
Department of Justica En Ea
I Am Confident Grace Was Drugged and Shot
A wounded man, Eugene H Grace, and his wife face charges over a pistol attack that left him with a spinal bullet. Doctors say recovery is unlikely and inflammation prevents precise bullet tracking. An X-ray showed the lead ball near the spinal column, with further images planned as his condition allows.
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Thomas Felder
Eugene H. Grace
Goldsmith
Grane
Michael Hoke
West Peddtree Street
Iriticl
War Declared on Catholics by Guardians of Liberty
Washington March 11 Special An organization named Guardians of Liberty has formed under General Nelson A Miles and others to defend what they call the blood legacy of liberty Their declared aim is to bar from political or militia office anyone who concedes foreign authority from the Catholic Church Six of eight principles target Catholicism with Thomas E Watson among the organizers Watson promotes anti Catholic denunciations in his magazine and plans to place notices in Protestant publications Continued on Last Page
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Guarrdians of Liberty
Cardinal Gibbone
Nelson A. Miles
Charles D. Haines
York
Charles R. Skinner
New York
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
New York World
Guardians of Liberty
Tom Watson
Thomas FE. Watson
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Religious Herald
Baptist Banner
Metamorphosis of a Leopard Spot Daisy and Murder Allegations
An extended meditation questions whether a seemingly loving mother could be a cold blooded killer, contrasting the meek mother with the notorious Daisy of the Leopard Spots. It ponders the possibility she shot her husband while he slept, while noting the stark image of a mother cradling her sightless child and the sensational public fascination surrounding the case.
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Daisy
Atlanta
Eugéde Grace
Motherlove
Sre
Suffragettes Threaten Premier Asquith in Meeting
Elisabeth Freeman, London suffragette leader, tells a New York Metropolitan Temple audience that militant members were advised to "blow their heads off" Premier Asquith Lloyd George and Churchill. She notes an American radical gave the advice but says the group does not intend to act on it.
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Asquith
David
Lloyd George
Winston Churchill
Rally of
Militant Women
New York
New ‘York
Sneotal
Elisabeth Freeman
London
Metropolitan Temple
Premisr Xaquith
Davia
Lloyd- George
Admiralty
England
Lloyd-George
Churchill
Mrs Roseboom Loses Jewels At Georgian Terrace
Mrs Helen Roseboom a prominent Chicago woman reported missing more than $2000 worth of diamonds and heirloom jewelry from her rooms at the Georgian Terrace. Detectives have pursued the case for over a week with no arrests, and the owner values the collection at more than 410,000.
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Helen D. Roeseboom
Chicago
Georgian Terrace
Aamond Rings
Renee
Alsg
Aldermanic clash over electric merger report stalled
Second Ward Alderman McClelland denounces a behind the scenes use of 26 names to secure council endorsement for a Georgia Railway and Power merger. The special committee’s report and ordinance were tabled for one week by a 16 to 9 vote amid sharp debate on the agreement and its claimed benefits to the public. The dispute centers on alleged monopoly risk and public welfare while detailing the merger of multiple electric and utility firms into Georgia Railway and Power.
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Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Georgia Railway and Power Company
McClelland
Axkierman Nutting
Alderman Nutting
Nittee
Coplanes
Ntetttbeks
Council
Georgia Any
Atlanta Hew Company
Piedmont Com Interstate, Power Company
Atlanta Hydro Electric Company
North Georgian Electric Company
Atlanta Water and Electric Company
Georgia Railway and Electric Company Ia
Weather Prophecy: Rain Then Cold Front Across Georgia
Local report forecasts rain Tuesday with brisk winds, then Wednesday turns fair and colder. Reports temperature highs and lows are unreadable, with rainfall and monthly excess figures unclear. The fragment hints at normal temperatures and historical precipitation data.
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Georgia
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