Four masked robbers dynamite train in Corinth robbery
Four armed men stopped Mobile and Ohio passenger train No. 4 near Corinth on March 19 and dynamited the express car, taking cash and valuables estimated up to 60 000. They fled into the Tuscalumbia river bottoms as bloodhounds and a posse pursue, with a special Jackson crew en route.
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Mobile and Ohio
Yes
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Tusccumbia
Wilder
Eximamr
Snoddy
Jackson
Tenn
La Follette Wins North Dakota Primary Over Roosevelt
North Dakota primary results show Senator Robert M. La Follette defeating Theodore Roosevelt with about twice Roosevelts tally while Tafts vote appears unexpectedly light. Roosevelt campaigned for a stronger showing but faced a decisive La Follette surge across eastern counties. Roosevelt managers concede defeat after partial county returns, noting La Follette strong in the eastern plains and lingering support for Taft in western districts.
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Roosevelt
Taft
la Follette
Fargo
N. D
Robert M. la Follette
North Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt
Frank Talcott
Republican State Committee
John F. Bass
Joseph M. Dixon
Washington
Medora
Fana Forks
Valley City
Devil's Lake
Milet
Party Can Win With Underwood
John Corrigan Jr reports H H Mayberry of Nashville claims Oscar W Underwood has the best chance for the Democratic nomination in Baltimore. He says Tennessee delegates will back Underwood as a southern nominee and notes growing strength beyond the South, with Wilson and Harmon as possible second choices. Mayberry cites personal friendship with the Underwoods and recalls Alabama ties from 1885.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Oscar W. Underwood
Baltimore
H. H. Mayberry
Underwood Club of
Nashville
Tenn
Tenneases
Underwood
Harmon
Wilson
Tennessee
South
Mr. Mayberry
Mra. Underwood
Alabamna
Oscar Underwood
Muscogee to Organize Underwood Club
Muscogee will form a local club for Underwood in Georgia. The Underwood Club plans a meeting Thursday at the courthouse led by Dr. John M. Mex, a prominent physician, to push the organization. Members express strong support and ongoing development in the community.
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Underwood
Dumbue
Underwood Club
John M. Mex
Strong
Waders
Wood
One Wife Too Many Charged to Brown
Florence March 19 A well dressed man calling himself W B Brown recently from Charlotte N C with his bride was arrested for bigamy He is accused of having a second wife in Ampers Va the daughter of L B Davis a Norfolk Va merchant and Mary Borum was the first wife married January last The man allegedly wed the Davis girl in February under the name B W Bryant and later as William A Wannamaker Brown says his real name is William A Wannamaker and St Louis is his home
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W. B. Brown
Charlotte
N.C
Tor Charith
KR. HE. Drummond
Ampers
L. B. Davis
Mary Borum
Norfolk
Brown
Davis
B. W. Bryant
William A. Wannamaker
St. Louis
Cold snap courses through the plains warning of lingering winter
Weather outlook cautions of a last cold spell this week with a highland like chill though spring advances. Weather Man Von Herrmann says peach crops stay safe and predicts a strong spring ahead. Reports from North Dakota and Montana show freeze while Canadian northwest warms. the blizzard’s impact will fade tonight as days lengthen and temps rise. Continued on Lae Page.
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von Herrmann
Canadian Northwest
Southland
Mississippi
Missouri
Mr. von Herrmann
Pratt
Happy Grace leaves jail for Philadelphia visit
Britt Craig reports Mrs Grace, recently released from Atlanta’s Tower jail, heads north on Southern train No 4 toward Philadelphia to be with her blind child and mother. She says she is glad to be free and plans rest before a possible visit tomorrow, sharing gratitude for courteous treatment.
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Britt Craig
Wti Bes
Manila
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Constitution
Tower
Enid
Auto Wreck After Street Car Collision on Hill and Glenwood
Dr Julius Sommerfield of 2060 Washington street escaped serious injury when his auto was hit broadside by street car No 263 at Hill and Glenwood yesterday at 5 50 pm. The car suffered minor damage and Motorman T W Hollingsworth said the crash was unavoidable. Sommerfield walked home unharmed.
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Glenwood Streets
Julius BE. Sommerfield
Washington Street
Poole
T. W. Hollingsworth
Burial of Maine at Havana Captures Passengers Eyes
New York reports passengers aboard the steamship Saratoga describe the burial of the battleship Maine off Havana last Saturday. Captain Miller calls the sinking scene the most inspiring he ever witnessed as the vessel vanished bow first beneath the sea leaving only the flag visible at the mast.
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Saratoga
Havana
Maine
Miller
Captain Miller
Tax on Incomes Laid by House
Washington March 19 The democratic excise bill to tax incomes of 5000 a year or more passed the house 250 to 40 with solid democratic support and 80 republicans joining. Senate fate uncertain but many senators expect support if it taxes all classes equally. Leader Martin hopes progressive Republicans back the measure. The bill aims to raise 20 to 60 million yearly to offset sugar losses while offsetting pensions legislation. Knottiest wool schedule to follow as Ways and Means moves from sugar to raw wool.
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House
Senate
Martin
der Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
Chatrhak Underwood Ie
Freed on $7500 Bond Daisy Grace Leaves for Philadelphia
Mrs E H Grace was freed on a $7500 bond from the Tower last night and left for Philadelphia with her attorney J A Branch. Reporters and photographers swarmed the scene as Grace, wearing a blue velvet suit, departed in a Pullman car amid a crowd of morbid curiosity.
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Philadelphia
Daisy Opie Grace
Washington
J. A. Branch
Justice Ridley
J. J. Fain
I C. Clarke
Pullman
Moore
Branch
State of
Georgia
Committees mobilize to raise 100000 for chamber home
About 130 committees, many from groups like the Ad Men’s Club and Real Estate Men’s Association, press toward the $100,000 goal for the chamber of commerce building. With $56,000 half reached, optimism grows that Thursday’s jubilee dinner will seal the subscription, as several groups add dozens of workers and reports yet to come.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Atlanta Ad
Atlanta Real Estate Men's Association
Merchants' and Manufacturers’ Association
Hsa
Sendigs
Forsandkehey
Plegwetr Themecvess
Roosevelt Criticizes Taft on Primary Policy in Boston Speech
In New York on March 19 Colonel Roosevelt discussed President Taft's Boston remarks about the voluntary primary power and the presidential preferential primary. He notes Taft favors a presidential primary but accuses Taft's aides of opposing Massachusetts and Illinois bills. Roosevelt expresses relief that Taft now backs the measure and urges consistent support, with continued discussion expected on page eleven.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Boston
Michigan
Illinois
Columbia
White House
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Hale
Hilles
Hate
Congressman McKinley
McKinley
Weather Prophecy and Local Report Summary
Pair forecasts show Georgina fair on Wednesday and Thursday with cooler conditions to the north. Winds shift from light to moderate south to variable. Local report notes rainfall in 24 hours and excess totals since January, with temperatures showing low and high readings and mean and normal levels.
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