Partisan Clash as Hull Lentz Vie Over Idaho Inquiry
The Idaho mining probe under the House Military Affairs Committee grows fierce as Democrats press cross examination while Chairman Hull and Republicans resist. Lentz accuses Hull of shielding the truth amid near fists, with Steunenberg back on the stand and testimony detailing governor Gooding’s stance on the permit system and alleged deputy misconduct.
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Washington
House Committee On
Idaho
Hul
Hull
Lentz
Go Badget
Jett
Keely
Sulzer
Cox
Hay
Steenien
Steunenberg
Gu Urner Steunenberg
Coeur d'Alene
Stimson
Stimsen
Wardner
San Francisco
Spokane
Mr. Lentz
Louis XIV
Cheney
Mr. Hull
Criffin Doors Open to Baptists First Session Today
Griffin Georgia hosts the Georgia State Baptist convention with six hundred twenty delegates arriving by train. The Woman’s Missionary Union marks its anniversary as pastors and workers organize at First Baptist Church. Colonel Black argues against mixing politics and religion while outlining church finance and missions.
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Griffin
Georgia State Baptist Convention
Woman's Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
B. J. Smith
Tennilte
W. W. Landrum
Atlanta
Landrum
J. C. C. Black
Augusta
Delegaton
Colonel Black
Woman’s Missionary Union
Presbyterian Church
W. J. Neal
T. R. Mills
Walton H. Wiggs
R. M. Seymour
Macon
John D. Easterlin
E. G. Willingham
Julian Rodgers
W. P. Anderson
Mme
The
Missionary Society
Missionary Society of Criffin
MORE REPUBLICANS WANTED Detective Heads East on Warrants
Detective Armstrong left by train for eastern Kentucky to pursue warrants for more Republican state officers and others prominent. The Warrants reportedly stem from a confession by W H Culton, a deputy under Auditor Sweeney, with ties to the Goebel assassination case and January statehouse meetings. No new developments in the case today, but rumors of arrests circulated. Culton meetings with Commonwealth attorneys at the Capital hotel drew attention. R E B Youtsey to be arraigned tomorrow. his lawyers seek an immediate examining trial.
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Frankfort
Armstrong
W. H. Culton
Culton
State
Sweeney
State Stone
Goebel
Winchester
Colden
the Commonwealth
Capital Hotel
R. EB. Youtsey
Preacher Linked to Goebel Murder Probe in Paris Item
Paris Ky March 26 The confession of W H Fulton alleges Elder J B Sweeney a longtime Paris Christian Church pastor was present at pre murder conferences and implicates him as an accessory. Sweeney resigned Jan 1 after 29 years. He is noted in Kentucky Illinois Chicago debates and is brother to Elder T Sweeney of Columbus Indiana who served as consul at Constantinople under Harrison.
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Paris
W. H. Fulton
Goebel
Sweeney
Illinois
Chicago
Potter
Palmer
Fred Grant
T. Sweeney
Columbus
Ind
Aera
Constantinople
Harrison
Gamal Tration
President apportions mail to Republican officials in Kentucky
Washington reports the president advised Kentucky Republicans he cannot interfere to disarm factions but will recognize Republican officials as de facto. He instructed post offices to deliver mail to designated title holders, not Democrats, and the Postmaster General affirmed mail to named officials should go to the incumbents.
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Washington
Kentucky
Holmes
Frankfort
Contest Board
Kun
Charl Emory. Smith
Sostnaster
Callant Boer Leader Piet Joubert Dies in Pretoria
Lourenco Marques March 28 General Piet Joubert is dead. He died of peritonitis Tuesday night at 10 o clock. The government pleads with the widow to allow a temporary interment here with an estate funeral. Sir Slim Piet known as Piet Joubert, born sixty nine years ago, led Transvaal forces and earned fear from natives in punitive expeditions. General Louis Botha is likely to succeed him. Continued on Third Page.
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Piet Joubert
Pretoria
Joubert
Louis Botha
Natal
Pietruskoblus Joubert
Transvaal
Slim Piet
Slim Peter
South Africa
Cape Colony
Orange Free State
Watal
South African Republic
Rumors of The Atlanta Journal sale swirl in Atlanta
Out of town reports claim a deal closed with Hoke Smith selling controlling stock to a trio led by M. Atkinson and Morris Brandon with J R Gray, though local players deny it. The Journal's capital stock totals 100000. Smith holds 530 shares, Cahaniss 263, rest dispersed. Brandon declines to confirm, saying he has not purchased and would not radically change staff if he did. Atkinson is in Boston. Smith says he has not disposed of his majority.
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Morris Brandon
Atlanta Journal
Hoke Smith
Ht. M. Atkinson
Atkinson
J. R. Gray
Smith
Journal
E. F. Hoge
John Paul Jones
Ohio
Atlanta
South
F. H. Richardson
Josiah Carter
Morton Smith
Charlies Daniel
Royal Daniel State
H. H. Cabaniss
W. B. Roberts
Cahaniss
Gray
Brandon
RB. Gray
Boston
Boke Smith
Atill
Macon Telegraph
Atanta
Harry Mingen
Ausinson
the Journal
Jornal
Mr. Atkinson
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Taylor's Party
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Beer
Pretoria Tuesse
Botha
Moris Brandon
J. A. Gray
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