Leaders Turn to Underwood in Georgia Support Wave
A flood of letters and reports from Georgia across counties including Franklin, Banks, Clinch, and Worth show strong Underwood backing. Citizens and officials praise his tariff stance and leadership while noting local majorities leaning toward the Alabama Democrat as election momentum grows.
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Morgan County
Underwood
Render Terrell
Coweta Judicial Circuit
H. P. Colvard
Dalton
North Georgia
Whitfield
North
Georgia
Manager Hutchens
South
Maryland
J. H. Dent
Newnan
Coweta
Heard
Carroll
Dent
W. B. W. Dent
Congresa
Fourth
sensational shooting rocks Macon amid license deflection
Charles Taylor of Macon is accused of shooting another Charles Taylor in a case that has stunned the city. A verdict or arraignment is expected in the morning as onlookers crowd downtown streets. Leo Meyer, a vaudeville singer, shot Mary Moore after an insult offered to his sister, and Moore died today. The incident adds to a spate of sensational events shaking Macon in recent days.
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Big ‘Enterprises
Taylor
Macon
Leo Meyer
Mary’ Moore
Moore
Washington
Thomson T
Billy Hindsley
Thomson
Slane
Stdna
Massie
Wesley
Mr. Foster
Sidnay
Uncle Sidna
Weasley
Westley
Alberta
Tennessee River On A Rampage In Tennessee
Tennessee river levels rose rapidly due to heavy rainfall, with rivers forecast to reach fifteen feet in Knoxville by Saturday morning. Newport reports Pigeon river three feet above flood stage, while Tasso near Chattanooga is submerged two to three feet. Southern trains rerouted via Harriman due to high water. Charleston experiences partial flooding and a steel bridge under construction washes away.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee ‘River
United States
Newport
Big Pigeon River
Tasso
Chattanooga
Southern Railway
Harriman
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Wells
Charleston
Hiawassee
Senate Debates Pension Bill Amid Veto Risks
The Senate rejected the house Sherwood pension bill and enacted the Smoot general age and service pension law. Debate centered on funding, with opponents citing revenue strains and potential veto by the president. The bill requires ninety days service with pensions from 13 to 36 dollars monthly, and Sixty-nine days minimum would have paid 15 to 30 dollars.
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Sherwood
Hoke Smith
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oOerman
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Michigan
Robert EB. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Mexico
House of Representatives
Joe Wheeler
Alabama
South
Chilton
West Virginia
Culberson
Texas
Woater and Thornton
Louisiana
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Johnson and Gardner
Maine
Johnston
Kern and Shively
Indiana
Lea
Tennessee
Martine
New Jersey
Overman and Simmons
North Carolina
Owen
Oklahoma
Percy and
Williames
Mississippi
Rayner
Maryland
Swanson
Virginia
Brith
Smith
Caro
Three Days Left for Registering in April Notice
Fragmentary text warns that registration ends in three days at midnight in April. The call urges readers to register to avoid being barred from dormitory or political activity later.
Friel Allen in Custody After Outlaw Shootout
Frie l Allen is in custody amid a deadly street shooting and mountain standoff. Detectives closed in within 16 to 20 yards as the fugitives fled toward Roanoke. Frie l and Claude Allen plan to move toward Galax then Roanoke to join kin in jail. The Governor’s $3,100 reward has drawn $1,600 so far.
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Uncle Sidna
Piper's Gap Road
Laurel
Frick
Claude Allen
Sidna Edwards
Victor Allen
Bud Marlon
Roanoke
Friel
Claude
Galax
Mann
Keith Vaudeville at Forsyth and Grand theater bills
The Forsyth showcases Keith vaudeville with A Ramenca of the Underworld and Australian woodchoppers. Next week Cartoonist R L Goldberg headlines at the Grand while Milano Company brings Dante’s Inferno and The Odyssey adaptations, starting April 1.
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Keith
Forsyth
Underworld
R. L. Goldberg
Milano
Italy
Bomerg
Odeseay
A Knight for a Day at the Lyric
The Lyric stages A Knight for a Day with George Ovey in Johnathan Joy, replacing John Sharin who created the role. The musical comedy features Joy and Tilly Day in a lively plot with humor and songs amid strong vaudeville acts.
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The
Lyric
John Sharin
Sharin
George Ovey
Mr. Oqvey
Johnathan Joy
Carnegie Sues To Recover 2 000 000 In Loan Case
New York March 29 Andrew Carnegie filed suit in the supreme court to recover 2 600 000 and interest loaned to the Carnegie Trust Company on December 33 1909. Carnegie charges he loaned 2 000 bonds of the United States Steel Corporation worth 1 000 each with interest bearing coupons. The Carnegie Trust Company suspended early in 1911.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Sc Reme
Carnegie Trust Company
Carnegie
Trust Company
United States
Steel Corporation
Perry Wright firm dissolved by mutual consent in Georgia
Boyd Perry purchased J L Wright interest and will assume liabilities. Perry will continue bonding and fire insurance business with general agency of National Surety Co for Georgia. Office location listed as 501-2 Empire Building and phone number M 3861.
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Perry & Wright
Boyd Perry
J. L. Wright
National Surety Co
State of Ga
Empire
Lincoln Taft clash over divine rights of people
In a historical clash of ideologies the speech frames Taft and bosses as opposing powers. Lincoln is invoked to argue the danger of trusting concentrated authority and the false sanctity of dead legalism. The core struggle pits justice through genuine rule of the people against rulers who profit from others' labor.
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Lincoln
Taft
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