Williams Fires Broad Attack on Wilson Nomination
Washington March 27 Special The Massachusetts figure George Freda Williams close Bryan ally declares that backing Woodrow Wilson for president would doom the Democratic Party. Williams, a delegate at large hopeful, says the primary and duty to voters require blunt opposition to Wilson, predicting his candidacy will fail after the first ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigas, Jr
Washington
George Freda Williams
Massachusetts
William J. Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
George Fred Williams
Bryan
Salato
George Fred Wiliams
Lincoln
Willams
Williams
Wilson
CascaRoyal Pills Promised Bowel Relief Ad
An old advertisement extols CascaRoyal-Pills and Blackburn Oil as natural remedies to cleanse and strengthen the bowels. It emphasizes gentle action over drastic purgatives and invites readers to request a free trial pack by mailing a postcard to The Blackburn Products Co in Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn
Nature
Canoa Royal-Pilla
Blackburn Products Co
Dayton
Ohio
Local county nominees contested primary set in Hanoak area
In Fitzgerald and surrounding towns on March 27, local elections and court actions are noted. John M Holmes elected chair man and W P Boman secretary in Hanoak county. A county primary is planned to nominate county officers with a close race for representative between W H Burwell and Dr Horace Darden. Fitzgerald reports paving expansion eight more blocks and extension of the white way through the business district. Judge W F George to hear only criminal and uncontested civil cases in April. Farmers in Carnesville report planting delays due to rain and late crops. Franklin Superior Court opens under Judge D W Meadow. Voters hear speeches from Topper Alexander and T Brown supporting Governor Woodrow Wilson. Camp Jon McConnell delegates chosen in Ringgold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanoack
John M Holmes
W. P. Boman
W. H. Burwell
Horace. Darden
Fitzgerald
Peatpeace
W. F. George
Frankin Court
Carneaville
Franklin Superior Court
D. W. Meadow
Topper Alexander
Decatur
T. Brown
Atlanta
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson's record blasted as progressive critics urge choice
A group from the Alleghenies argues against Woodrow Wilson as a 1900s era candidate, citing writings from 1902 1907 and 1908 that attack Bryan and labor groups. They urge selecting a candidate who aligns with progressive democracy and condemn Wilson for perceived reactionary views and prejudicial remarks linked to farmers or unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Winron
Wilson
Farmers’ Alliance
Populata
Greenbackers
Bi-Metaliste
Amali
Iulgarians
Alrikere
Mtn
Iis
Tank Pene Co
Woodrow Witwop
The
Virginia Society
New York fan ranks baseballs biggest historical mistakes
March 271 A baseball historian in New York compiles a unique list titled biggest mistakes ever made in baseball. The collection spans the Mathewson trade for Rusie, Stoula sending Miner Brown to Cuba for Jack Taylor, pennant losses, Chesbro’s wild pitch, Merkle’s failure to touch second, curved balls to Baker by Mathewson and Marquard, Hugagins released by Griffith, McGee’s assault on an umpire, and losses of Grover Cleveland Alexander by Pittsburgh and Detroit, plus Cincinnati turning down Marty O'Toole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘York
Mathewson
Cinnnati
Rusie
Stoula
Miner Brown
Cuba
Jack Taylor
Jack Chesbro
Wid
Merkle
Baker
Marquard
Miter Hugagins
Griffith
Reds
Sherwood McGee
Finneran
Pittsburg
Detroit
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Cincinnati
Ofi i Marty O'Toole
Lee De Forest Arrested in California Case
Lee De Forest of the American Wireless Telegraph Company was arrested in Palo Alto on an indictment from the Southern District of New York charging stock fraud. The case names James Dunlop Smith, Samuel E. Darby, Elmer E. Burlingame, and the Filnworth Company as co-defendants, alleging deceptive stock inducements for several radio companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San_ Francisco
Lee de Forest
American Wireless Telegraph Company
Palo Alto
Cal
New York
James Dunlop Smith
Samuel E. Darby
Elmer E. Burlingame
Filnworth Company
de Forest
Ti Ta
Dllsworth Company
Fiscal Agency Company
Radio Telephone Company
Great Lakes Radio Telephone Company
Atlantic Radio Company
Pacific Radio Company
Arizona
Jackets Lose Second Game to Tech in Narrow Tilt
Tech defeated the College of Physicians and Surgeons 6 to 4 as errors and wild plays powered the Jackets late. Pitcher Pitts quieted the medicals after a shaky third inning, while Holland brothers led the Jackets with strong hitting and fielding. The Jackets prep games against Stone Mountain and Gordon loom before next week’s college season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlante College of Physicians and Surgeons
Tech
College Lade
Doctora
Jackets
Ena
Cooper
Ons
Meda
Pitts
Eve Drake
Terea Holland Brothers
Sidney Wallant
Harry
Sidney
Frst
Merrill
Thinga
Stone Mountain
Gordon
BE. Tech
College of P. & S
Drake, Attridge
Montague
Byrd and Parham
Watsons Wops After A Game
The Crackers left in the city post road trip seek a Saturday game at Fonce de Leon. Captain Jules Watson or the baseball office at Main 1776 arrange matches with college prep schools or local amateur teams. City players include Bateman Phelan Wolfe Howard Kerr McMurray Watson and several pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemphill
Fonce de Leon
Jules Watson
Main 1776
Bateman Phelan
Wolfe
Howard
Kerr and
McMurray
Watson
Johng
Britton
Walsa
Revolle
Gentle
Sitton
Tes- Bau
Riggs Sent Back From St Louis Team
St Louis March 27 President J L Hedges of the American League club sent Ochfelder Bobby Riggs back to the Houston Texas club. The local American League squad is expected here tomorrow from Montgomery Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riggs
St. Louis
J. L. Hedges
Ochfelder
Bobby" Riggs
Houaton
Texas
Montgomers
Ala
Doves' Itinerary Across Cities Listed
The itinerary lists travel dates for a group named Doves covering Augusta Georgia March 27 Boston Nationals travel sequence with stops in Columbia South Carolina Norfolk Virginia Petersburg Richmond Washington Baltimore Jersey City Princeton Boston from late March to November with multiple on road dates and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doves
Augusta
Boston Nationals
Columbia
Norfolk
Peterburg
Richmond
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Jersey Cty
Princeton
Boston
Mass
Decatur Overpowers Stone Mountain 6 2 in Afternoon Match
Decatur defeated Stone Mountain yesterday afternoon in a lively game by the score of 6 to 2. Reese of Stone Mountain pitched a solid game, but the Decatur offense took the lead and held on for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Stone Mountain
Reese
Chick Frazer Becomes Decatur Team Manager
Chicago March 27 Charles Chick Frazer, former Chicago National League pitcher, has signed to manage the Decatur team in the Three F league for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chick” Frazer
Chicago
Charles Chick Frazer
Decatur
Finn Drops Two Players in Southeastern League Shuffle
Mobile Alabama March 27 manager Finn released Third Baseman Andrew McNeill from Rock Hill California and pitcher Russ from Arkansas to the Truntaville team in the Southeastern League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn
Mobile
Ala
Andrew MccNeill
Rock Hill
Cal
Pitener Russ
Arkansas
Truntaville
Notable Obituaries from Valdosta to Griffin
A series of obituary notices from Georgia papers report the death of Mrs. E S Wiley of Valdosta at Belleview hospital after a long illness. She was a pioneer resident, linked to Dr Wiley, with orange groves in Florida. Other notices detail the deaths of Samuel Peeples near Chatsworth, George W Wilbanks of Chatsworth a Confederate veteran and Mount Zion church figure, Joseph H Myers once of Albany Grocery and tied to Tifton, and Charles T Digby a former Spalding tax collector buried at County Line church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Wiley
Valdosta
Merph
E.S. Wiley
Belleview Hospital
Re. Wiley
Tityevine
Pie
Wiley
G. W. Wilbanks
Chatsworth
Bogelal
George W.wilbanks
Wilbanks
Murray County
Sherif B. H. Wilbanks
Mount Zion Methodist Church
Charles T. Digby
Griffin
Griffin, Ga
Spalding County
County Line Church
Line Creek District
Sykes Sprains Ankle Threatening Season Start
Manager Wemphill disclosed that first baseman Sykes sprained his ankle in yesterday's game. The injury could delay his opening season appearances, with severity unclear but potentially hindering the star's early play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykes
Wemphill
Firec J
Young Saylor Defeats G Hayes in Ten Rounds
Indianapolis light welterweight bout ends in decision for Young Saylor over Grover Hayes of Philadelphia after ten rounds at 132 pounds. Saylor earns victory in Indiana venue on March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Saylor
G. Hayes
Indianapolia
Ind
Indianapolis
Grover Hayes
Philadelphia
Two of a Kind Mire PrOMPEReae See
A damaged fragment shows a dominant speaker chiding a man for begging and a woman for working, questioning living arrangements in a boarding house. The text reflects a tense domestic or social dispute with insults and implied economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Aémpitattty Club Hosts Delightful Evening Ball
A large crowd enjoyed a Baltimore club entertainment last night in the splendid ball room. Col Una's orchestra played as couples danced until 10 30. After a vaudeville interlude, acts by Billy singing Frank solo and the Gailareni Four entertained, praised as one of the city’s finest events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathy
Col
Una
andelleTs
Thomas F. Goodwyn
Board of Trustess
Acta
Billy
Frank
Gailareni
Ropean
Mit “Berit Vaughan
Karrera
Ture
Confederate veteran remembered with large circle of acquaintances
A Confederate veteran, wounded in the Civil War and losing his right leg, is mourned as a good citizen with a wide acquaintance. He is survived by his wife and nine children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uaviy
Man to Meet Kilbane Elimination Bout Cards in New York
In an elimination tournament at the Empire Athletic Club ten round featherweight bouts were held to select a challenger for Johnny Kilbane. Joe Coster of Brooklyn defeated Adie O Keefe of Philadelphia. Johnny Dundee of New York beat Young Wagner. Tommy Houck of Philadelphia defeated Patsy Kline of Newark. Decisions were by points.
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New York
Johnny Eithaned
Empire Athletic Club
Tonletts
Joe Coster
Brooklyn
Adie O'Keefe
Pailadelphia
Johnny Dundee
York
Young Wagner
City
Tommy Houck
Philadelphia
Patsy K
Taft Frees Veteran From Military Prison
In San Francisco on March 27 a bolo scarred veteran named Rhodes, who served in Spanish, Philippine, and Boxer rebellions, was released by President Taft after investigation. He had been confined in Billbid and Alcatraz military prisons for years and had his sentences reduced from fifty to ten years. Rhodes, once on guard duty, killed a Filipino and claimed self defense. He hopes for reinstatement in the army to qualify for a pension for wounds received in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
San Francisco
Rhodes
San France
Billbid
Alcatrazitary
Fifteenth Infantry
Domestic found dead and moved to son's home on Central Avenue
A domestic was found dead in her room and the body was immediately moved to the home of her son Hugh J. Juynech on Central Avenue. She is survived by five sons: John T., Hugh J., James H., Peter N., and William J. Lynech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh J. Juynech
Central Avenue
John T
Hugh J
James H
Peter N
Willam
Lynech
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Wiliams
Carnesville
Rounton
Ringgold, Ga
Jon McConnell
Democratic Party
Por la Follette
Theodory
Joyne
Wilton
Ringgold
Macon
J. W. Smith
J. T. Robinson
R. B. Trimmier
D. A. Smith
Cuthbert
Hendricks
Nashville
H. A. Mendricks
Thomanville
Thomas Caunty
Vialt
Harris
Athens
Ira Harrie
Tenn
Angel
John DD. Moss
University Club
Drummond
Amrra
Samuel Peeples
D. F. Peeples
Mr. Peeples
Copper Hill
J. H. Myers
Titton
Joseph H. Myers
Albany Grocery Company
Alang Thorader
Tifton
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Myers
Lula Dart
Doeryn
Myera
Bradstreets Agency
Savannah
Hotel Myon
Edgar Myers
Robert Lee Alverson
Nohere Lee Alverson
Greenberg & Bond
Hollywood
L. J. Simpkins
Sylvan Street
Antioch
T. H. Collins
Luckie Street
Isabella C. Lynch
East Fair Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Oakland
Lynecp
Jonesboro Road
Kilbane
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