Prohibition Debate Draws Crowd in Milwaukee
Milwaukee March 26 One of the most remarkable debates on prohibition was held in Milwaukee with Mayor David S Rose defending the negative and Dr Ramuel Dickie of Albion College arguing for the prohibitionists. The 4000 seat venue was packed and crowds were turned away despite free tickets. The talk covered biblical, ethical, and material angles with statistics claiming fewer arrests in Milwaukee and fewer deaths from alcohol than in some wet states. no decision was reached.
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Auto Hillclimb Does Off Today Forty Entries in Events
Forty entries are listed for the world fast motorcycle event, with the fun starting at 1 o clock. Detectors in the world speed race promise a quick, exciting afternoon of hillclimb action.
Lambert Friction Flyer Driver Injured In ATR Crash
In a hill climb tryout yesterday afternoon the Lambert Friction Flyer burst a tire and rolled over. The machinist was thrown more than 20 feet but survived with slight injuries. The car returned to the city and repairs were quickly completed, allowing entry in today’s contests by W McNiel Jr of Southern Auto Equipment Company Forsyth street.
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Southern Auto Equipment Company
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Atlanta to host largest hill climb in the south
Fulton County Automobile Association organizes a major automobile hill climb in Atlanta with many local entrants. The event, sanctioned by the Automobile Association of America, promises a huge crowd and top prizes for winners. Entrance is restricted from noon, with course access limited after 2 PM. Continued on Page Four.
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Atlanta
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Automobile Association of America
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Fulton County Automobile Association
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Hower
Atomobile Association of America
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The
Constitution
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Blaze destroys farm house and automobile near Center HII
A two story farm house valued at 32000 and a 33900 automobile, owned by A Owburn, burned completely near Center HII after a gasoline tank explosion. The fire occurred about 4 PM. chauffeur escaped injuries and a group including A W Braselton, Mra RG Hardman, and two daughters were returning from a farm purchase when a blaze consumed the scene. Total loss estimated around 6000 dollars.
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Persecution of religion not to last much longer
Paria reports Archbishop Ineand wai sailing tomorrow from Havre on the LeTouraine to New York. He notes in an Associated Press interview that religious persecution policies will not endure, predicting an arrangement to intervene if a republic like France erodes without religion, and stating that strikes and unrest push the government to reflect.
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Taft Reverses Roosevelt Order Restoring Marines on Ships
Washington reports that Taft, after a cabinet session, directed the restoration of Marines to their pre ashore duties aboard battleships and cruisers. The move follows congressional provisions tying Marine assignment to ship duty and reverses Roosevelt era directives. The General Board recommended revocation and restoration of old regulations.
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Affinity Earle Sued for Divorce by Wife
Middletown New York March 24 Ferdinand Pinney Earle artist and foremost exponent of the affinity idea was served with divorce papers by Mrs Earle formerly Miss Julia Kuttner of New York City. She alleges he was of unsound mind at marriage and incapable of contracting. She seeks custody of their infant Ermund Erwin Harle and to resume her maiden name.
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Ferdinand Pinney Earle
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Julia Kuttner
New York City
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Swing
Paris
Mra Earle
Eamund Erwin Harle
Mule and Wagon Picked Up by Pilot Report
Police officers Shaw and Boggue found a mule and wagon at headquarters after midnight. They say railroad workers from Western and Atlantic turned the team over to a switch engine operator between Howells Station and Aimpeen street. The engine then spotted the mule, wagon, and damaged wheel near Simpson and Merretts street.
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Prohibitionists Clash Over Indianapolis Option Plan
Indianapolis March 20 E M Barmey superintendent of the Indianapolis district of the Anti Saloon League said he would refuse to sign any petition for a local option election in this county. He believes conditions do not favor a successful campaign now. Sumner W Hayes and other temperance workers are circulating petitions and will push the crusade without the Anti Saloon League. Meetings in churches aim to form a Hoopertiaan option organization.
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E. M. Barmey
Anti-Seloon League
Algin
Sumner W Hayes
Goverminor
Prohibition
George Alexander Wins Recall Election for Mayor
George Alexander, reform candidate for mayor, won the recall election in Los Angeles defeating Wheeler the socialist candidate by about two to one. Approximately two thirds of the normal vote was cast.
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Cal
Shooting and suicide shock Columbus community
In Columbus on March 26 Liewellyn Hatchett Jr., a prominent young man, was shot and seriously wounded by Clyde Peacher Watson, wife of a local businessman, who then shot herself. Friends dispute motive with rumors cited by Mrs Watson and Hatchett's alleged reluctance to reciprocrate friendship.
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Hatchett
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Infanta Maria Teresa Gives Birth to Second Son
Madrid reports Infanta Maria Teresa wife of Prince Ferdinand of Bavaria has given birth to a second son today. The Infanta, wife of King Alfonso, was married in 1906. The infant boy joins the family as the couple’s second child.
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Three Explorers Near Pole Reach Invercargill on Nimrod
Lieutenant EH Hackleton and his British party reached Invercargill aboard Nimrod after penetrating within 11 miles of the South Pole. Lieutenant Shackleford's squad reached the magnetic pole at 72.2 degrees latitude, then turned back at 82.3 degrees, finding a 9,000 foot high snow land. Food shortages forced ponies to be killed for sustenance as the sledging distance totaled 708 miles. England launched the overland journey in July 1907 and the party began from Hit Point on November 3, 1908.
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England
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Mysterious Culbertson Death Ties to Engaged Woman
Mrs Etta Longwell of Chicago admits being the former fiancée of Russell Culbertson and denies involvement in Mrs Runsell Culbertson's death in Vincennes Indiana. She claims the victim killed herself after fabricating a dramatic setup to accuse another woman, and provides an alibi while authorities seek clarity on the forged notes and the miniature skeleton found in the case.
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Culbertson
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Texas
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Etta Longweil
West Madleon Street
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Mx Cubvertson
Imarry
Virgil’ Culverteon
Russell
Castro Seeks Return to Power Amid Venezuelan Turmoil
Cipriano Castro, ex-president of Venezuela, declares he is a man of destiny as he travels from Poniliac to Fort of Spain Trinidad aboard the Guadeloupe. He denies plans for revolution while hinting at a staged martyrdom to rally supporters, and expresses belief that the people want him back in power. He criticizes Gomes government for seeking to exclude him.
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Trinidad
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Syre
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Death notice and suicide shocks Herald Square crowd
Aquilin Chase son of the late General Dantel Chase and cousin of Salmon P. Chase secretary of the treasury under Lincoln, prepared an obituary and then stepped into Herald Square on Broadway and shot himself in the heart. He died within minutes at about sixty years old, reportedly despondent for some time.
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Herald
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Dantel Chase
Salmon P Cheat
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Lincoln
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City paving feud prompts official inquiry into asphalt work
A city dispute over asphalt paving sparked an official investigation led by Mayor Maddox and a council committee. Commissioner Collier accuses the city engineer of improper inspection while the engineer defends that paving met specifications. A large turnout of officials and contractors attended the sessions.
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Robert F Maddox
John Candler
F A Pittman
Marta
Amorous
Press Huddleston
Craig Cofield
James L Magnon
Cofield
H M Beutell
Collier
Mayors Committee
Candler
Weather Prophecy CLOUDY AND WARMUR
Weather forecast notes increasing cloudiness and warm air over Georgia with southerly winds. Details on mean and normal temperatures, rainfall in 24 hours, and rainfall totals since month start are incomplete. overall trend is cloudy and warm with mild to moderate wind.
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