Veteran Confederate writes card backing Underwood in tariff fight
Julius S. Cook, a well known Atlanta Confederate veteran, endorses Oscar Underwood of Alabama for president. He states Wilson’s stance on initiative, referendum and recall is unsuitable, and urges Democrats to back a tariff faithful candidate. Cook signs in Atlanta on March 28.
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Julius S. Cook
Atlanta
Gramps
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Presi
Wilson
Cook
New Jersey
Witson
Democratic Party
Underwood
H. Cook
Lawsuit and Contempt in Fulton Court and Eagles Banquet
W A Leveritt sues W H Wynne for 810 000 libel damages in Fulton Superior Court after alleged false statements damaged his plumbing business. Contempt motions target the negro attorney in fact for court failures. Frank Hargett, a fugitive from justice, is jailed in Atlanta on forgery charges. The Fraternal Order of Eagles hosted a semi annual banquet with 300 guests and vaudeville, plus new membership applications. Alexander H Stephens presided.
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Fulton Superior Court
W. A. Leveritt
W. H. Wynne
Leveritt
Frank Hargett
Charlotte
Burag’ Detective Agency
Atlanta
Margett
Eagles
Order of Eagles
Alexander H. Stephens
Kryptok bifocal ad at Jnn L Moore & Sons
Notice ad for Kryptok bifocal lenses by Jnn L. Moore and Sons at 42 North Broad Street. Highlights no seam or cement and invites customers to view and learn about the product. Includes venue and retailer details.
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Jnn
L. Moore & Sons
North Broad
Democratic leaders deny Wilson campaign combo charges
Washington March 8. Democratic campaign managers rejected claims that rival Democrats allied against New Jersey governor Wilson. Underwood aides released Bankhead denial of trades and combinations while Harmon and Clark camps urged focus on their own candidates and dismissed the charges as malicious.
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Washington
Wilson
New Jersey
Underwood
Florida
Bankhead
Senator Bankhead
Robert HR. Gordon
Harmon
Woodrow Wison
Clark
Speaker Clark
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Almost Beheaded by Hanging Wire in Alabama Accident
Mr and Mrs F M Gay of Eufaula Alabama were riding when their auto hit a loose telephone wire stretched across Georgetown Street. The wire caught them under the necks causing serious gashes though not believed fatal. The couple blamed linemen for careless wiring as two wires had already been raised and a third hung low across the street.
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Ale
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Georgetown
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Atlanta Sanitary Drive gathers over 100 in rain
Despite heavy rain, more than 100 people convened at the Empire Building to plan a permanent Atlanta Sanitary Association. leaders from the chamber of commerce, City Federation of Women's Clubs, and others endorsed a city cleanup to educate residents and install modern garbage cans to curb disease breeding filth.
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City Sanitary Department
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
City Federation of ‘Women's Clubs
Empire Building
J. Haden
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Atliota
Jentzen
Sanitary Department
Haden
Edgar Watkins
Atlanta Sanitary Association
Paul_P. Reese
E. H. Gondhardt
Joseph W. HI
Dr. L. B. Palmer
T. F. Hammond
L. H. Beck
FL van Housten
Harvie Jordan
M. EK. Ford
J. H. A. Hobson
J. T. Holleman
A. F. Bellingrath
T. R. Stephenson
W. 3. Loftis
J. F. Race
D. H- Floyd
G Clayton
John Justis
F. A. Parkins
Mary Danial
Sam D. Jones
Courtland
F. G. Hodgson
J. McClelland
Jeky Il Wi F . Parkhurst
M. C. Hardin
Bates Block
H. G. Hastings
David Wandward
Ff. H. Proctor
Lauren Palmer
H. A. Rucker
J. A. Rush
William F. Penn
Western Union Buys 10 000 Underwood Typewriters
Western Union purchases 10 000 Underwood typewriters in a bulk deal, signaling a major equipment upgrade for the telegraph and mail service. The purchase emphasizes efficiency and modernization across their operations.
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Western Union
Statement by Stone Denied by Railroads
New York March 28 The conference committee of managers from fifty eastern railroads issued a statement tonight denying they refused to grant higher wages to locomotive engineers. They said the delay was due to their inability to obtain an advance on freight rates after Warren S Stone the grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers claimed roads wanted more pay for freight.
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New York
Conference Committee
Eastern Railroads
Warren 8. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ward Line Change Debated. Bond Issue Voted On
Judge George Hillyer and J J Barge may be heard on ward line changes after a special council committee voted to keep present ward boundaries. The panel split on a $2,000,000 street bond and discussed two sewer plans and a guttering levy. Alderman Warren cautioned that a bond vote would take time. Chambers proposed charter amendments and levies to fund sidewalks and stormwater systems. The committee plans to report next Monday and reconvene if Hillyer and Barge wish to present views.
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J. J. Barge
Hillyer
Barge
Hatcher
Council
Chambers
Warren
Gome
Atlanta
Mr. Barge
Sisson
Thomson
Abernathy
Ragsdale
Vanlyke
Evening South Georgian Train Schedules from Union Station
The South Georgian of the A B A runs nightly at 16 15 to South George with sleepers to Thomasville and Way 43. Passenger occupancy at Union Station Junction begins at 9 00 p.m. The best route and times are highlighted for travelers seeking the quickest connection.
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Thomasville
Way 43
Union Station
Confederate veteran walks to reunion from Texas to Georgia
Uniontown Alabama March 28 Willams a Confederate veteran 72 years old passed through en route afoot from Louisville Texas to Macon Georgia for the Confederate reunion. The aged veteran already covered about 600 miles striving to win a $500 prize offered by his home camp.
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Uniontown
Ala
Willams
Loulaville
Texas
Macon
Fulton County Underwood club forms ward committees in county push
At a rousing Fulton County Underwood club meeting in the Aragon hotel nearly 300 attended as executive committees were named for city wards and county districts. Vice President Fred J. Paxon presided and ward committee lists were reported with many more names to be added in the next days as the drive builds toward a centralized county organization.
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Fulton County Underwood Club
Aragon Hotel
Fred J. Paxon
County Club
First Ward
W. A. Terrell
Stone Street
Isaac N. Willis
Sells Avenue
Vance O. Rankin
Hayne Street
Burton F. Gardner
Davis Street
Joseph T. Dabney
West Mitchell Street
Delegates Named In Mississippi Taft Roosevelt Contests
The Mississippi political scene shows two factions at work as Taft and Roosevelt delegates are chosen in multiple districts. Attendees include L B Mosely J B Mulvihill and Charles Banks among others, with most entering the hall under credentials. Taft supporters prevail in seven of eight districts, while the eighth district holds dual conventions for Taft and Roosevelt.
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Sam
Henry Crib
Greenville
Taft
Mississippi
Roosevelt
Taft Held Regular Convention Support In Mississippi
Jackson March 28 Taft adherents controlled the formally organized Republican state convention from the start and adopted resolutions endorsing the present administration and instructing delegates to vote for Taft at Chicago. Roosevelt followers, though outnumbered, faced a divided gathering.
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Roosevelt
Jackson
Miss
Taft
Chicago
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