Georgia Alabama Cyclone Wreaks Heavy Damage and Death Toll
A fierce cyclone swept across parts of Georgia and Alabama early Friday, destroying homes and crops while crippling railroad service in many areas. Rivers like the Chattahoochee and Savannah rose beyond banks. Headland Alabama reported five killed, dozen wounded, and numerous buildings wrecked. Notable victims include attorney J C Copeland and Barentine family, with two children. The storm’s reach and severity mark one of the worst in years.
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Roosevelt Denies Pledged Support In La Follette Campaign
Washington reports an open letter from Gifford Pinchot citing a telegram from Gib son Gardner denying that Colonel Roosevelt promised support to Senator La Follette or that he would not run himself. The letter responds to Houser's Jamestown statement that Finchot knew Roosevelt encouraged La Follette.
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Wilson's Kansas loss signals end for Wilson bid
Washington reports a political shock as Kansas delivers a split delegation against Woodrow Wilson, signaling waning Democratic support. The Kansas result, once deemed vital to Wilson, prompts leaders to question his ability to carry western states and even Democratic nominations.
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Maine Battleship Remains Leave Cuban Coast Tomorrow
The hulk of the Maine will sink three miles off Havana tomorrow afternoon as North Carolina steers north to bring home the last bodies of sixty five crewmen from the 1898 explosion. Thirty four caskets lie in state in Havana's council chamber, draped in black with a gilded altar and numerous floral offerings, marking an elaborate funeral service with American and Cuban officials participating.
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Sugar Bill Passes House Amid Bitter Debate
Washington March 15 The Democratic free sugar bill passed the House 198 to 103 with 24 Republican votes and defections from seven Democratic members including Louisana and Colorado. The vote featured rapid defeats of amendments and sharp exchanges as debate split along sugar and tariff lines. The bill now moves to the excise tax measure on incomes of 1 percent for those earning five thousand dollars or more.
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Americans Seek Protection as Mexican Mob Attacks Tampico
A diplomatic appeal from Mexico City reports Americans in Tampico in danger from rioters who seized offices and burned buildings. Ambassadors note a large anti foreign demonstration and fear serious disorders as rebels sack Ometepic and nearby towns. refugees head north toward Texas amid reports of assaults on foreign residents and property.
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Grace Believes Husband Will Recover Amid Hopeful Demeanor
Mrs Grace remains cheerful while her husband lies near death in a jail case. Her optimistic outlook centers on recovery, insisting he will get well and be released from illness, despite grim circumstances.
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Savage Pastor Operated on Girl in Pittsburg Trial
In Pittsburg on March 165 Rev. W D McFarland of Greenville Tenn faced trial resumed with Loretta Henderson testifying she saw an operation at the Coe residence that allegedly led to the death of Lisie Coe. The defense pressed denial as Lillian Coe fainted and Mrs Coe lingered near death, while McFarland admitted prescribing in past years with the mother’s consent.
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Bridge over Ocmulgee damaged by flood
Ga March 18 Special at 12:18 this morning the Macon dispatch reports a bridge over the Ocmulgee River is smashed by floodwaters. Authorities warn of continued high water and possible closures through the day.
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Tribbie backs Underwood in Georgia delegation doubt
Washington March 15 Special. Representative Samuel J Tribbie of the eighth Georgia district is identified as an early backer of Oscar W Underwood or Champ Clark for the presidential ticket. Tribbie praised Underwood in 1911 and favored a ticket bearing both names, while Thetis W Skins noted Tennessee party splits cloud support for any candidate.
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Georgia
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Champ Clark
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the. Ledder
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Grace coats and effects removed from tragedy home
Daisy Grace had her leopard skin coat and other personal belongings moved from 28 West Eleventh Street after she shot her husband two weeks earlier. Attorney J A Branch and Lamar Hill arranged for the transfer, leaving the room largely intact with the blood stained pillow secured by police.
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Weather Prophecy and Local Sports Report
Forecast notes fair conditions in Georgia with Saturday and Sunday readings. Winds shift north and west light to moderate. Local report records low temperature around 42 and high near unspecified mean. Rainfall 4.87 inches in 24 hours. 4.10 inches excess since month start and 4.86 inches excess since January 1st.
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