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Wff. Travis
Bank of Fayetteville
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West Mitchell Street
Atlanta
Texans Rallying For Underwood
Washington report notes Oscar W. Underwood angling for Texas support ahead of the Baltimore convention. Senator Bailey, Governor Colquitt, Representative Calloway, and others praise his record while Texas voters grow aware of his leadership and may shift toward him as the Democratic standard bearer.
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John Corrizas, Jr
Washington
Oscar W. Underwood
Texas
Joseph W. Bailey
Underwood
Alabama
Harmon
Colquitt
Oscar Calloway
Tesas
Wilson
House
Baltimore
Typewriters rented three months five dollars
Am Writing Machine Co offers typewriters for rent for a three month period at five dollars.
Resignation at Grand Opera House brings Sands to helm
Arthur Mattice resigns as manager of the Grand Opera House to pursue a more advantageous theatrical post. Frank T. Sands, longtime Grand treasurer, named his successor. Sands, Atlanta born, is son of veteran theaterman Billy Sands and has aided management for two years. Mattice previously led Birmingham’s Shubert venue and held posts in Chattanooga.
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Arthur Mattice
Grand Opera House
Frank T. Sands
Mattice
Atlanta
Birmingham
Shubert
Jake Wells
Chattanooga
P Pis
Sands
Tellanta
Blny
Grand
Oma
John Luther Lorg
Japan
Opera I Waa
Enetieh
India
Henry W. Savage
New York
McIntyre Shines in Snobs at the Atlanta Theater
Frank McIntyre delivers a masterful performance as the milkman who discovers he is heir to a thousand earls in Snobs at the Atlanta. The supporting cast, led by Myrtle Tannehill and John Cumberland, garners praise for its cohesive delivery and engaging stage chemistry, with multiple showings scheduled through Saturday.
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Frank McIntyre
Atlanta
McIntyre
Mclntyre
George Bronson-Howard
Shaw
Great Britain
Ives
Henry Clancy
Duke of Walshire
Myrtle Tannehill
Nondas Parkyn
Parkyn
Pickles
Disney
Dence
John Cumberland
Bradley Fairfax
Katherine Stewart
Pendleton Beauregard
Eva McDonald
Samura Lanvale
Rey Fairchild
Buck” Read
Meclntyre
Walter
McLellan
Roosevelt Forces Win in Oklahoma Delegation Fight
Contested Taft delegations were unseated as Roosevelt supporters won key votes at the Oklahoma convention in Tulsa. The Roosevelt slate claimed a 2 to 1 roll call majority and elected A A Small and A B Dennis on the third district ticket, while Taft representatives chose Joseph A Gi and John dilililian. The credential report passed 396 to 162, confirming Roosevelt control and altering the state central committee leadership.
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Taft
James A. Harris
Greer
Parmenter
Roosevelt
Credential Committee
State Central Committee
James H. Harris
George C. Priestly
Barnesville
Harris
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Congressional Committee
Tafte
Opera House
A. A. Small
A. BE. Denni
La Follette Jabs at Roosevelt in North Carolina
Valley City March 14 Senator La Follette in two speeches on eve of state presidential preference primary assailed Theodore Roosevelt. He said Roosevelt missed the opportunity to send a strong message to Congress and appeal to the people to relieve economic distress caused by capital combinations and changing conditions.
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Valley City
N.C
United States
la Follette
Theodore Roosevelt
la Fuldette
Congress
Roosevelt
Record of La Follette speech on trusts and prosecutors
In a second speech La Follette defended Roosevelt and Taft while criticizing trusts. He said a firm government hand should push district attorneys to enforce the Sherman anti trust law, threatening replacements if they fail. He urged prosecutors to act decisively to curb corporate power.
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Congress
Taft
Ator la Follette
Colonel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
President Taft
MacKinley
United States
Washington
Rome Considers Major White Way Initiative on Broad Street
Rome Ga reports a proposed project called a great white way to be pursued within weeks. A committee under the Manufacturers' and Merchants' Association led by Bernard Hale B C Yancey H A Heard Jr George Broytes F S Barron and Ike May will promote the plan along Broad street and part of second avenue.
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Rome
Broad Street
Second Avenue
Manufacturers” and Merchants’ Association
Bernard Hale
B. C. Yancey
H. A. Heard, Jr
George Broytes
F. 8. Barron
Ike May
Assassin Fires at Italian King in Rome Attempt
A youthful anarchist Antonio Dalba, claiming no affiliation, fired at King Victor Emmanuel in Rome as the royal carriage moved to the Pantheon. A guard officer Major Lang was wounded in the head while Queen Helena and the king were unharmed. The assailant was subdued and handed to police as crowds cheered the king's escape. Pope Pius expressed regret, calling it a consequence of irreligion.
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Rome
Antonio Dalba
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Major Lang
Pantheon
Humbert
Cuiransiers
Vialata
Dalba
Pius
Collonade Church
Helene
Ninth District Medical Society Meets in Gainesville
Doctors gather in Gainesville for the Ninth District Medical Society meeting at city hall on March 20. President Dr. J. K. Burns of Clarkesville presides with vice president Dr. H. L. Rudolph of Gainesville and Dr. A. D. White of Gainesville as secretary treasurer. Welcome by Dr. Hale Rudolph. response by Dr. J. A. Bryan. Baldwin May Primary Set for May 2 as Baldwin county executives plan.
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Gainesville
Ninth District Medical Society
City Hall
J. K. Burns
Clarkesville
H. L. Rudolph
A. D. White
Hale Rudolph
J. A. Bryan
Pendergrass
Baldwin
Milledgeville
Baldwin County
Cam
Baldwin County Road Board Race Heats Up with Six Candidates
Last Saturday’s meeting triggered a flood of candidacies for county offices. The three seats on the county board of road and revenue commission draw the most attention as six candidates have already announced, signaling a rising political stir in old Baldwin.
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Mittee
Placs
County Board of Road and Revenue Commission
Old Baldwin
Thomasville Elks Elect Officers for Coming Year
The Thomasville Lodge of Elks elected W. M. Coon as exalted ruler Lebhbeng Dekle reading knight T. B. Chisholts loyal knight T. R. Crovatt lecturing knight R. S. Pardee secretary J. T. Culpepper treasurer A W. Stuart ruler James Gribben trustee Delegates to the grand lodge are E. R. Jerger George Cox alternates listed Portland Ore July Newly elected officers to be installed March 27.
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Thomasville Elks
Thomasville Ga
Thomasville Lodge of Elks
Fale Lowing
W. M. Coon
Lebhbeng Dekle
T. B. Chisholts
T. R. Crovatt
Par
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