Why Democrats of Nation Favor Oscar Underwood
Washington March spec 30 The piece quotes supporters praising Oscar W Underwood as a strong Democratic leader and potential president with tariff reforms benefits. Wisconsin Representative Michael E Burke predicts Underwood would win Wisconsin votes and become a president the nation could be proud if nominated.
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Underwood Appeal Cited by New York Democrat
Albert B. Kerr of New York discusses Mr. Underwood and his service in the House with his father James Kerr. He expresses strong Democratic support and criticizes prior partisan figures as “patent medicine men” in politics.
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Father breaks son's neck and hides body in branch
Bonifay Fla March 30 Holmes' Bounty report says Brett Spigner, a father and former jail inmate, struck his son over a fault in duty and killed him. He hid the body in a branch near their work field after a scare from a witness who later alerted authorities. Bloodhounds captured Spigner, who had previously served time for beating his sister.
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Georgia Beauty Left Rich Spouse After Divorce
A fragmented New York report describes Georgia Beauty ending her marriage to a wealthy spouse. The narrative mentions Alison Alsop traveling from Pittsburs to New York, a conference with her mother, and hospitalization at Litchfield sanitarium under Dr Bowsg care.
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Underwood No Longer Favored Son in Democratic Push
Washington dispatch notes Oscar W. Underwood's nation-wide appeal grows stronger as supporters send letters to headquarters. Wisconsin reports backing if he is nominated, while Woodward Building staff keep busy mailing campaign materials and organizing state-focused efforts ahead of approaching primaries.
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400000 Miners Will Quit Work At 12 Tonight
Labor-situation reports 400000 American coal field workers plan to quit Monday after an agreement reached in bituminous regions may settle trouble in anthracite fields. Locomotive engineers in the east vote on strikes as interboro system company resists wage demands.
Negotiations Planned to End Wage Dispute Standoff
Period reports that arrangements are plotted today for a reopening of negotiations to settle wage disputes between operators and the miners' center. The discussion continues on Page Two.
Portia Fights For Negro's Life In General Sessions
New York reports Lucile Pugh, a barrister, will defend Leroy Poindexter in a first degree murder case. Poindexter, charged with shooting Thomas Brown after a dispute over a crap game on March 7, seeks Pugh as counsel. He thanked Swann for assigning her, saying she will call his North Carolina folk for support.
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Leroy Poindexter
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Drunken Negro Attacks Conductor On City Street
Reported last night at 7 45 a.m. a conductor J P Peavey living at 3769 Puillam street refused to stop his car and was stabbed in the side by a black attacker at Ormond and Martin streets. Passengers fled, pursued the assailant through the streets, and the attacker reportedly struck Peavey with a brick, losing clothing and hat in the struggle.
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Puillam Street
Ormond and
Martin Streete
Aid to top federal corporation of interstate and foreign trade
A speech before the American Academy of Policiyat and a radio audience discussed constructive national policy and the role of federal agencies in guiding interstate and foreign commerce. The remarks emphasized policy coordination and the need for a unified approach to national economic strategy.
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American Academy of Policiyat
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Morris Relief Fund Raised by Atlanta Congregation
Rev R B Branch of Allen Temple Methodist Church in Atlanta turned over 1 75 to the Morris relief fund for Mrs Aaron Morris and her four fatherless babies. The colored congregation collected the money and offered it with genuine Christian spirit. The pastor praised the sympathy as greater than wealth and noted many in the community are poor and needy.
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Allen Temple Methodist Church
Atlanta
Aaron Morris
Httie Thildren
May Have Made Remark Says He Told Constitution
I C Clark claims he did not receive payment for standing bail for Mrs Daisy Grace. He spoke at the Tower about the bond and funds. Clark, valued near $160 000, alleges a check from police would have bounced without funds. He hints he may quit involvement soon amid the Daisy Grace case.
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Campaign Department Briefing Update
A fragment notes that the campaign department will be supplied with full instructions immediately, indicating an internal procedural step and rapid dissemination of guidance to staff. No names or dates are provided to anchor additional context.
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Man shot then killed after demand to elope
In Waycross Georgia on March 20 J M Mills a well known insurance agent shot Mrs T O Bunting after she refused his demand they elope. Mills then shot himself in a tragic double tragedy. Bunting, under 30, was rushed to a hospital where she recovered enough to recount the sequence of events.
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Weather Prophecy Cloudy Georgia Report
Cloudy conditions with showers expected Sunday and again on Monday. Temperature readings show a low, a high, and an average around normal values. Rainfall measured in twenty four hours and excess rainfall since month start noted, with January excess specified.
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