Emory College forms Oscar Underwood Club in Emory
Emory College Oxford Ga March 18 Special An Oscar Underwood Club formed with fifty members to back Alabama Senator Underwood for president. Quimby Mahon elected president and Frank Cade secretary. Ten founders were former Emory Woodrow Wilson Club members. Faculty also favor Underwood. The club aims to carry the county for him.
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Emory College
Oxford
Oscar Underwood
Emory
House
Quimby Mahon
The
Constitution
Frank Cade
Alabama
Emory Woodrow Wilson Club
Agen
Underwood
Audh
Dowman
Melton
Turner
Goodyear
Shingler
Hanner
Emory Underwood Club
Ninth District Race Commences in Georgia
Toccoa March 13 Special Politics in the ninth district rise to a lively start as John N Holder W A Charters announce bids for congress with Thomas M Bell expected to join. Holder, veteran speaker and campaigner, Charters, former solicitor general now in Hall county, and Bell seeking a renomination. all three hailed as strong contenders.
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Toccoa
Ninth
John N. Holder
W. A. Charters
Congress
Thomas M. Bell
Holder
General Assembly
Jackson County
Charters
Lumpkin County
Hall County
Bell
National House
Clarke County Primary Set For May 1 in Athens
Clarke county democratic committee fixed May 1 as the county primary date to allow voters to express preference for county officers and a presidential candidate on a single day. No official candidates announced yet for county offices or state legislature. Incumbents expected to be re elected. new race potential with two representatives in the legislature for Clarke. Col R J La Smith formally announces as solicitor general candidate. Underwood seen as favored in the primary.
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Athens
Clarke County
Democratic Executive Committee
Joan B. Gambie
Toombs DuBoges
State Senate
Western Circuit
Col
R. J. la Smith
Commerce
Underwood
Three Banks Added to State's Long List
Secretary of State Philip Cook chartered three new banks adding to the state's financial institutions. Farmers' State Bank of Register County with $25,000 capital, Planters' Bank of Pago in Thomas County also $25,000 capital, and Bank of Scotland in Telfair County with $26,000 capital. Incorporators include F. P. Register, J. G. Nevil, J. B. Riggs, D. D. Peacock, John B. Williams, R. B. Redfern, E. Hermann, J. W. Neal, and J. A. Clegg, among others.
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Philip Cook
Farmers’ State
Bank of Register
Rustoch County
F. P. Register
John. G. Nevil
J. B. Riggs
Bank of Pago
Thomas County
D. D. Peacock
John B. Williams
Return of Wife Murderer in Memphis Reported
An arrestee recently held in Oakland arrived in Memphis and is en route to be held at Shelby County Jail pending a Tennessee Supreme Court review or booking action. Local authorities area awaiting further orders as the case proceeds.
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Memphis
Tél
Samuel
Oakland
Helby County
Tennessee Supreme
Pythagoras Lodge No
Decatur
Molreadmante
W. H. Butler
W. M H
Rowland
Multiple Candidates Gather for Eleventh District Race in Georgia
Douglas, March. Congressional politics in the old eleventh district begin to heat as Brantley retires. Rumors point to Judge J. W. Quincey of Coffee County and Judge Parker of Waycross announcing soon. Dickerson and several others including J Randall Walker O M Smith W S West or W E Thomas may join. Judge Joseph Bennett of Brunswick and John F P Knight of Berrien are also discussed as possible entrants.
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Douglas
H Brantley
Coffee County
J. W. Quincey
Dickerson
Clinch County
House
Senate
J. Randall
Walker
M. Smith
W. S. West
W. E. Thomas
Valdosta
Joseph Bennett
Brunswick
John FP. Knight
Berrien
Knight
La Follette Platform Declares Broad Reforms
Madison march 14 senator La Follette unveiled a progressive platform urging initiative referendum recall direct nominations government ownership of express railroads and Alaska resources physical valuation for rate fixing a trust commission to value monopolies and opposition to ship subsidies dollar diplomacy Aldrich currency and Canadian reciprocity policies accompanying the platform a comparison of trust growth under Roosevelt and Taft and calls for a single board of experts to study production costs and profits for tariff reform.
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Ecadomists
Congress
State Department
Aldrich
United States
Panama
New York
Presiderit Taft
Senate
Roosevelt
la Follette
Taft
LA Follett Madison
Wis
la Fallette
Basta
Gront
Roosevelt Favored at Oklahoma State Convention Chaos
Guthrie Okla March 13 Taft supporters predict Roosevelt majority at state convention. Roosevelt delegates gain solid support with George Priestly chosen national committeeman while Ed Perry and John Hale withdraw to back Roosevelt. Taft forces name James A Harris as national committeeman amid claims of undecided delegates favoring Roosevelt.
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Okla
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Chicago
James A. Harris
EB. Reilly
Kansas City
Missouri Republican League
Ateist
George C. Priestly
Bartlesville
Ed Perry
Coal Gate
John Hale
Oklahoma City
Perry
Herris
George M. Digney
Billings
Daniel Norton
Chandler
Harris
Roosevelt and Taft Clash In Early Primary News
In Tennessee and Virginia Roosevelts backers face Taft as裂 delegates and political moves unfold. Judge Cottrell calls for Winter's resignation amid court politics. Beveridge rails against pillage forces backing Roosevelt in Indianapolis. Taft supporters in Kansas plan a first district convention at Atchison.
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United States Court of the
Western District of
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John H. Cottrell
Hunter
Roosevelt
Cottrell
Tlunter
Bia
Rough Riders’ Association
Alt
Nashville Tonn
Fourth Congressional District
Lebanon
Taft
W. A. Smith
Lafayette
George T. Renfro
Crossville
Virginia
Tennessee
Oyster Bay
Southern Commercial Congress
Nashville
Beveridge
Indianapolis
Ind
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Colonel Roosevelt
Mr. Beveridge
Supreme Court of American
Topeka
Kaos
Republican First District
Atchison
French Aviator Killed In Pau France
Lieutenant Henri Paul Tibulle Sevelle of the Sixth regiment of African mounted rifles was killed here today while making a flight. The event occurred in Pau during a military operation with reports confirming his death.
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Pau
France
Henri Paul Tibulle Sevelle
Regiment of
African Mounted Rifles
Supreme Court of Georgia Judgments Affirmed
Summary of multiple court decisions affirming or reversing judgments across states, naming a string of plaintiffs in error and the involved counties such as Pike Crisp Jefferson Floyd Fulton Decatur Montgomery Grady and others. Attorneys general solicitors general and general counsels are listed along with opposing counsels.
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Pike Superior
Dudge
R. T. Daniel
Redding
E. F. Napree
E. M. Owes
T. J. Patterson
Pla
Ncids
T .S. Felder
JW. Wise
Cleveland & Goodrich
Morary
Maz K. Laird
Sos
Crum & Jones
Egbert
Meaton
T. Donnelly Sennett
George C. Grogan
T.S. Felder
Thomas J. Brown
Gibbona
State
Jefferson
Rawlingr
R. Hardeman
Feld
Alfred Herrington
Hines & Jordan
Wiliam Y Wishama
Miller
Wor- HU
Geer
P. D. Rich
Contra
City of Albany
V. Brown
Bougherty
Frank Park
James Tit
Mano
Pope & Bennett
Wright
Southern Railway Company
Fulton
D Pendleton
John W. Owen
Claude Bond
McDaniel & Black
E. A. Neely
City of Atlanta
Seaboard Air Line
Pendleton
J. Li Maynon
D. Elis, Jr
Loving, Moore & Pomeroy
Contra Wood v. Board of Education
Froma
Washington
Lowndes Lutcher Co
Mate & Felton Lumber Comphey
Grady
Moore & Pomeroy
M. L. Ledford
Lam & Park
R. C. Bell, Denmpark & Griff—n
Miro
Bank of Whigham
Decatur
Russell & Custer
R. R. Terrell
Peterson
Montgomery
Marti
F. JH. Saffald
A.C. Saffald
M. B. Calhoun
Excho Graham
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