Underwood Tide Gains National Support for 1932 Bid
Washington notes steady influx of new backers for Representative Underwood as he stays in D C to craft party platform. Supporters from Maryland Mississippi and Clinton urge appearances to rally voters, while some plan trips to Agnaheus to drum up backing before the legislature.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Underwood
Baltimore
RH. Wells
Maryland
William Schley Howard
AgnaneHs
Wells
Congress
Harrison
Milassasippi
Mississippi
George L. Peterson
Clinton
D. C
Business Iowa
Georgia Democrats Set May Presidential Primary Date
The Georgia state executive committee will call a presidential primary to be held in late April or early May. About fifty members will attend the Atlanta meeting with proxies expected. Chairman W. C. Wright will preside as rules and registration are decided and a date around May 1 is considered likely by many, though opinions vary and several dates are floated.
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Georgia
United States
State Executive Committee
Senate
W. C. Wright
Newnan
Atlanta
Leaders View Wilson Weakness as Damaging to Party
Washington March 11. Democratic leaders in Washington deem Wilson the weakest candidate the party can offer and reject a “conspiracy” theme as fodder. Governors and congressmen across factions back the view that Wilson’s bid risks the party’s potential victory next November. The sentiment spans Meier Clark Underwood and Harmon allies, who insist party success overrides individual ambitions.
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Jobn Corrigan
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
Georgia
Wilson
House
Sara
Senate
Meiers
Clark
Underwood
Harmon
I Am Confident Grace Was Drugged and Shot
Grace claims his wife drugged him and shot him. Eugene H. Grace remains gravely wounded with a bullet lodged near the spinal column. Doctors say recovery is unlikely and further X rays and possible surgery will be staged as his condition allows.
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Grace
Thomas Felder
Eugene HL Grace
Michael Hoke
West Peddtree Street
War Declared On Catholics by Guardians of Liberty
Washington March 11 Special An organization named Guardians of Liberty has formed led by General Nelson A Mills former Representative Charlies D Haines and others. It proclaims to defend liberty while targeting the Catholic church as a foreign influence. Thomas E Watson of Georgia promotes the group and fires denunciatory notices through Protestant publications.
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Washington
Supreme Court
White
Lamar
Hughes
Stee
Congress
Jobs Corrigan, Jr
Guardiana of Liberty
Cardinal Gibbone
Nelson A. Milles
Charlies D. Haines
York
Charles R. Skinner
Folie
New York
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
New York World
Arys
Tom Watson
Thomas W. Watson
Guardians of Liberty
Watean
Religious Herald
Bans Tist
Mentories Tatty
Metamorphosis of the Leopard Spot Woman in Crime Debates
A dramatic reflection on whether a loving mother could be a cold blooded killer. The text questions public perception of Mrs Eugene Grace, known as Daisy of the Leopard Spots, and invites readers to judge the metamorphosis between a nurturing image and alleged crime. It contrasts maternal affection with sensational newspaper portrayals.
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Danny
Atlanta
Eugene Grace
Daisy
Suffragettes urge to kill Asquith in fiery meeting
Elizabeth Freeman leads a London suffragette rally at the Metropolitan Temple declaring that some urged to blow the heads off Asquith and others in the cabinet. She notes threats against Lloyd George and Churchill but says they will not be frightened, recalling a near kidnapping of the premier.
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Asquith
New ‘Fork
Elizabeth Freeman
London
Metropolitan
Bhé
Inter Ugialth
Davia
Americas
Raricak
Freeman
England
Livy
George and Churchill
Jewelry Heist Strikes Mrs Roseboom in Chicago
Prominent Chicago woman Mrs Helen D Roseboom reports jewels valued over 2000 missing from her Georgian Terrace rooms six weeks ago. Diamonds and heirloom pieces, valued by the owner at about 19000, vanished without clue to thief. Detectives alerted, no arrests after a week of inquiry.
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Helen D. Roseboom
Chicago
Georgian Terrace
Electric Probe Report Tabled for One Week
Second Ward Alderman challenges move to back a streetcar and power company merger. He warns 26 members allowed names to be used to assure officials’ endorsement and decries a $50,000,000 franchise giveaway. The council tabled the report 16 to 0, with no record of ages or votes. He criticizes the merger as creating a monopoly and preserving citywide competition’s end.
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Desclares
Electric Company
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Georgia Railway and Power Company
General Council
Amerman McClelland
McClelland
S Committee
Alderman Nutting
Nutting
Mona Cops
Georgia Power Company
Atlanta Power Compens
Fiedmont Power Company
Interstate Power Company
Atlanta Hydro Electric Company
North Georgia Electric Company
Atlanta Water and Electric Company
Weather Prophecy Rain and Cold Then Fair
Georgia forecast NWS style shows rain on Tuesday with brisk winds, followed by Wednesday clearing and colder. Local report notes high and low temperatures, mean around 54, normal not yet matched, 1.4.4 rainfall inches, and excess since month start at 4 months prior, with inches shown as 0.76.
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Atlanta
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Boise City
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Brownsville
Part
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Cay
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Des Moines
Dodge City
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Eastbort
Galveston
Art
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Huron
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Louisville
Memphis
Mobile
Montreal
Montgomery
New Orleans
New York
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Oklahoma
Palestine
Pittsburg
Anow
Portland
Raleigh
St Af Frahotree
Clay
St. Louis
St. Paul
Salt Lake
City
Sheridan
Shreveport
Cles
Spokane
el Oudy
Toledo
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