Emory College Forms Underwood Club at Oxford Ga
Emory College in Oxford Georgia formed an Underwood club this morning with about fifty members of the student body. Quimby Melton was elected president and Frank Cade secretary. The club includes former Emory Woodrow Wilson Club members now backing Underwood, who also enjoys faculty support. The group plans to campaign to carry the county for Underwood.
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Allen & Olmsted
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Ninth District Race Commences In Georgia
Toccoa Georgia March 13 Special Politicians in the ninth district begin a quiet race with John N Holder W A Charters and Thomas M Bell as potential candidates. Holder a long time Jackson County leader and former speaker is a strong campaigner. Charters once Lumpkin County resident now Hale County official. Bell completing his fourth term and serving as democratic whip may seek re election. All three are powerful figures and the contest promises a lively start.
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Ninth Congressional District
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Congress
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General Assembly
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Lumpkin County
Hail County
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National House
Primary in Clarke to be held May 1
Clarke county voters will choose county officers and a presidential candidate on May 1. No county or legislative candidates have announced yet. County officials are expected to be re elected without opposition, and Clarke will for the first time elect two representatives to the legislature amid several solicitor general announcements.
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Clarke County
John B. Gamble
Toombs DuBose
State Senate
Western Circuit
R. J. L. Smith
Commerce
Underwood
Three Banks Chartered by State Secretary of State
Secretary Philip Seok charters three new banks boosting state finance. Farmers State Bank of Register in Bulloch County with 25000 capital, incorporators including Jonn.G. Nevill and J.8. Riggs. Planters Bank of Pavo in Thomas County also 25000 capital with D.D. Peacock and John B. Williams among incorporators. Bank of Scotland in Telfair County 25000 capital led by E. H. Hermann and A. W. Neal among others.
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Bank of Register
Bulloch County
Canital
Jonn
G. Nevill
Riggs
Bank of Pavo
Thomas County
D.D. Peacock
John B. Williams
R. BR. Redfor
Return of Wife Murderer In Memphis Sparks Interest
Samuel Miller, arrested recently at Oakland, California, arrived in Memphis today and will remain in Shelby County awaiting a hearing before the Tennessee Supreme Court. The case concerns the murder of his wife and involves pending legal action in the state scene.
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Samuel Miller
Oakland
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Tennessee Supreme Court
Many Candidates Okla Solid In The Eleventh For Roosevelt
Douglas Ga March 13 138 Bpootinl Congressional politics in the old seventh in beginning to wax warm and the probability is that several candidates will be in the race. Brantley retires this term brings forward many aspirants and some announcements will be made in a few days. Judge J W Quincey of Coffee county is urged to announce. Parker of Waycross has announced. Dickerson Walker Smith West Thomas of Valdosta may enter. Judge Bennett of Brunswick is mentioned. Knight of Berrien may enter though unlikely. Guthrie Okla March 13 with Taft admitting Roosevelt will win a strong majority at state convention and Roosevelts delegation to national convention. Roosevelt supporters elect Priestly Perry Hale delegates with Perry to read Roosevelt delegation. Taft forces name Harris for national committeeman. First district convention indorses Roosevelt and resolutions for primaries. Dizney Norton named Roosevelt delegates. Harris says convention will give small Taft majority and many undecided favor Roosevelt.
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Waycross
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O. M. Smith
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Valdosta
Joseph Bennett
Brunswick
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Berrien
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Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Chicago
James A. Harris
B. “Reilly
Kansas City
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George M. Dizney
Billings
Daniel Norton
Chandler
Harris
La Follette Platform Calls for Tariff Reform and Public Ownership
Madison Wis March 13 Senator La Follette announced a platform advocating national tariff reform through a commission to value production costs and profits, oppose ship subsidies, dollar diplomacy, and Aldrich currency, and favor government ownership of Alaska railroads coal mines and a Pacific Port steamship line. He urges a single expert board for fact finding for Congress and the public and backs initiative referendum recall and direct nominations.
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Roosevelt and Taft fight shapes in early primary marching
In Nashville the fourth district GOP instructed for Taft as delegates W A Smith and George T Renfro named. Roosevelt supporters report Virginia and Tennessee state conventions backing Taft. Beveridge blasts pillarage powers opposing Roosevelt and endorses his policies. Taft controlled Kansas first district committee planning April 16 Atchison convention to pick two national delegates.
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French Aviator Killed in Pau Flight
Pau France March 13 Lieutenant Henri Paul Tibulie Sevelle an army aviator of the Sixth regiment of African mounted rifles was killed today during a flight at Pau.
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Supreme Court GA Judgmentsaffirmed gravely state cases
Supreme Court of Georgia affirms judgments in multiple criminal appeals from Pike Crisp Ebert Minter and other counties. Listed judges and counsel show the defense in error and state prosecutions. Several cases include City of Albany Fulton Dougherty and Floyd circuits with various attorneys general and solicitors general.
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