Judge Candler backs Underwood for president in Georgia club
Judge John S. Candler, a prominent Atlanta lawyer and former judge, endorses Oscar W. Underwood for president at a Fulton County Underwood Club meeting. He argues Taft’s likely nomination and the tariff issue demand a Democrat of Underwood’s caliber to oppose the Republican standard bearer. Candler stresses Georgia’s duty to support a strong Democratic candidate in the national convention.
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Oscar W. Underwood
Fulton County
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Aragon Hotel
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Candler
Democratic Party
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Connecticut
Kentucky
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South
Anand
Roosevelt in Missouri Press Tour Calls For People Rule
Colonel Roosevelt spoke to audiences in St. Louis and East St. Louis Missouri on March 23 detailing his political doctrines and the recall of judicial decisions. He addressed the crowd at the First Regiment Armory and met officials during meals and city jaunts, while critiquing court rulings and urging popular rule.
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St. Louis
Roosevelt
Missouri
East St. Louis
Dlinois Senate
Parameneena
Hoosevelt
New York
City Club
Federal Bench
Blue Ridge Good Roads Convention Opens in Spartanburg
Seventy delegates from states along the Blue Ridge range gather in Spartanburg for the Southern Appalachian Good Roads Association spring convention. Joseph Hyde Pratt, North Carolina geologist and president, addresses the proposed automobile highway from Marion, Virginia to Talequah Falls, Georgia, urging subscriptions to support the summit road project.
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8. C
Blue Ridge
Mountding
Southern Appalachian Good Roads Association
Joseph Hyde Pratt
pNorth
Carolina
Marlon
Hénder
Asheville
Petition to Call Constitutional Vote on Senate Elections
A fragmentary report notes a petition calling for a constitutional vote to change the current method of electing senators, signaling a push to alter the electoral framework. The detail appears incomplete but centers on reform of Senate selection.
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Ers Gutinn
Lorimer Vindicated as Senate Panel Clears 1908 Election
Washington March 23 Senator Lorimer of Illinois was vindicated by a panel of eight senators after completing a second investigation of his 1908 election by the Illinois legislature. The committee found no knowledge of legislative corruption and exonerated him on charges. Edward Hines, the lumberman linked to Lorimer, also cleared of contributing improper funds. The Senate will debate the findings next week as plans for further action loom.
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Ilnois
Edward Hines
Hines
Senate
Mate
Lorimier
Hilnoija
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Gamble
Fletcher
Johnaston
Jones
Kenyon
Kern
Lea
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500 000 Miners Threaten Walkout In Ohio Area
Cleveland March 28 coal wage talks fail. Union and operators foresee no immediate settlement and expect a shutdown of most union mines. With three days left before wage scales expire for anthracite and bituminous, widespread production stoppage appears likely for an undetermined period involving about 566 000 workers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Heura
Roosevelt Exposes Ballots As Campaign Speech Gimmick
During New York primaries Colonel Roosevelt spoke in multiple city sections displaying a fourteen foot long democratic ballot he claimed was crafted by the bosses to confuse voters. He also showed a five foot republican ballot.
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New York
Roosevelt
Convicted Murderer Wills Body to Atlanta Medical Students
Lemuel N. Hyde, condemned for the murder of his wife and mother in law, wills his body to three Anderson County students studying in Atlanta for medical research. The will assigns remains to J. C. Milford, J. N. Webb, and C. Horton, with no conditions. Hyde faces execution by electric chair in July, after a prior postponement.
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Atlanta Medical Colleges
Lemuel N. Hyde
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Atlantic
South Carolina
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N. Webb and Co
Horton
Anderson County
Atlanta
Britain Ends CREAT Strike After Wage Bill Passes
London March 28 The coalition shows a very decided improvement as the minimum wage bill passes all stages in both houses and the Lords without division The miners wait for ballot results before returning to collieries Reports from districts confirm willingness to accept the wage bill and end the dispute Violence mostly absent except at Mexborough Yorkshire where miners clash briefly with police During the day leaders advise restraint while mass actions subside
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London
Walte the Royal
Lord Lansdowne
Wal Mall
House of Lords
Mexborough
Yorkshire
Claude S Allen Caught By Posse
Claude S Allen, namesake of a U S senator, emerged from Laurel Thicket and headed toward the icy land as a posse closes in. The fugitive, described as complacent and tired, had been hunted for two weeks and is reported near Stone's Well and Ansantion. Continued on Page Two.
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Hillaville
Van
Ana
Claude Swans
United States
Blue Ridge
Stone
Bennie Elliman Gives 84 Cents To Morris Benefit
A troubled Morris widow and her four children gain support as 11 year old Bennie Elliman hands The Constitution office a check for 84 cents, one tenth of his savings, toward a fund nearing $2,600 with expectations of reaching $3,500. Contributions from many friends grow as efforts continue through the week. The campaign mobilizes local residents to aid the distressed family of the late Ben Green.
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Morris
Bennie Elliman
Constitution Office
Aaron Morris
Ben Green
Mttie Rennie
Bennie
Mystery woman in Grace shooting erupts in affidavit
Abe Steinberg swears a mysterious woman seen on the Grace porch after a muffled gunshot could prove Mrs Daisy Opie Grace not at home at the time. He claims further facts from Gibbs, withheld from the affidavit, to be revealed at trial. Steinberg is identified as a reputable traveling salesman known in Atlanta.
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Abe Steinberg
Daisy Opie Grace
Eugene Grace
Steinberg
Wiitle- Grelbere
Nezve Gibbs
Atlanta
New York
Georgia Rain Outlook From Local Weather Report
A fragmented forecast notes rain and colder weather in Georgia with brisk northwest winds. It mentions high and low temperatures near records, rainfall totals for 24 hours and excess since the month began, with names like HERRMANN and VAMGHES appearing in the station data.
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