Underwood Tide Sweeping State in Georgia
The Georgia election scene shows strong Underwood support across counties. Letters from county Democratic chairmen in Dublin Folkston Mansfield Summerville Mussella Lumpkin Forsyth Covington Jefferson Marietta and other towns praise Oscar Underwood as a statesman and project it to win Georgia by large margins. Several editors and leaders also endorse him while denouncing anti Underwood attacks. The tally notes six Georgia daily papers favoring Wilson and eighteen favoring Underwood.
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Georgia
G.R. Hutchens
Eader
Underwood
A. S& Prescott
Dublin
W. W. Onitt
Folkstown
Democratic Executive Committee
Chariton County
Nderwood
M. C. Stanton
Crawford
Wallace
Mussella
J. G Pinkston
Lumpkin, Ga
Stewart County
Walter E. Blassett
Polk County
E. A. Bennett
Forsyth County
Cumming
D. A. Faulk
Fwigss
Jeffersonville
Wood
Jefferson
Enderwood
Fowns County
J. C. Knox
Covington
Cr. Elam Christian
Dety Herald
Marietta
Unders. O
Georgia Faily
Wilson
Iion
H. M. Calhoun
Calhoun County
Hutchens Atrong
Thorr
Biatheer
Wison
New Jersey
Fia Pontral
Brown
Asion
Business Men for Underwood Endorse Alabama Candidate
Atlanta business leaders including Oscar W. Underwood backer Oscar H. Starnes A. J. Haygood and others laud Underwood for leadership on tariff and policy. They cite his ability to unite supporters, enact reforms, and his southern background as reasons to vote for him nationally.
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Atlantac
Busin New
Oscar W. Underwood
Oscar
Hl” Starnes
Ercer
A. J. Haygood
Real Eatate
Alabama
Wilson
Underwood
Mr. White
Oscar H. Starnes
Mr. Starnes
William Schrey Howard
Howard
Bill Howard
Underwood Favored Across Nation Says Campaigns Head
A Raleigh progressive cites strong Tennessee support and rapid growth for Underwood. Senator Bankhead lauds democracy’s asset and unity under Underwood, claiming no trades or coalitions and a simple plan: appeal to voters on an approved record. Campaign effort aims at cohesive party strength and nationwide sentiment ahead of the Baltimore convention.
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Tennessee
Underwood
BP. D. Gold, Jr
Raleigh
Old North
John H. Bankhead
Underwood National Campaign Committee
Bankhead
Mr. Underwood
Mir
Baltimore
Seader
Roosevelt Forces Shaping Chicago Delegates Split
Washington reports clarify Roosevelt Taft contest scope as Dix outlines delegates elected. Mississippi ten, Indiana ten, and others contested. Taft claims 274 delegates, Roosevelt 62 plus uninstructed, with 30 for Taft cited by rivals. Bryan plans Ohio speeches April 15 16 against Harmon. Mississippi GOP touts regularity. Roosevelt bloc calls convention irregular. Augusta venue reports Roosevelt elects delegates in tenth district. white and colored delegates noted. Maryland legislature passes presidential primary bill for Baltimore counties districts and state convention nomination.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
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Mississippi
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Taft
Bryan
Harmon Chicago
William J. Bryan
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Baltimore
Jackson
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C. Moseley
Mississipp
Augusta
Roosevelt Republicana
Tenth Congressional District
A. N. Gordon
Thomas Dwellie
R. C. Williams
John M. Barnes
Thomson
C. T. Walker
All Star Cast Delights In Lucia Sextet May Victor Listing
A lavish April Victor Records release features an all star ensemble performing the Sextet from Lucia with Tetrazzini Caruso Amato Journet Jacoby and Bada. Caruso covers three languages and Taurnet joins in key selections while Gadski Clement Schumann Heink Sirota and Herbert also contribute notable numbers.
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Bada
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Selos
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Marcel Taurnet
Donizett
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Agfio
Cavalleria Rusticana
Metropolitan Opera Chorus
Johanna, Gadski
Godard
Bereeuse
Edmond Clement
Ernestie Schumann- Heink
Warners
Schubert
Canton Sirota
Warsaw
Wietor
Herbert
Olea
Underwood for President Recalls Nationwide Support
Alderman Nutting argues that the Democratic Party has a rare chance to unite all sections behind Underwood. He praises Underwood as a strong, parliamentary leader and the ideal candidate to carry the country next November against any Republican nominee, highlighting his Kentucky birth, Birmingham representation, and broad cross‑section appeal.
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Underwood
National Democracy
Alabama
Birmingham
Congress
Fie
Clay
Underwood Seen as Only Path to Victory in South
In LaGrange Georgia publisher J B Daniel of The La Grange Graphic declares Oscar W Underwood of Alabama as the sole Democrat capable of defeating Taft or Roosevelt. He urges Georgians to back Underwood, criticizing Wilson and southern papers that support others, calling for a southern man to win the White House.
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LaGrange
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
J. B. Daniel
Daniel
LaGrange Graphic
Georgia
Underwood
Taft
Roosevelt
Wilson
Woodrow Witton
Oscar Underwood
White House
Ten Votes for Gov Wilson in Delegates Tally
Washington report shows 126 delegates chosen for Baltimore convention with Champ Clark at 86 and Wilson at 10, Marshall 30. Wilson claims notes Oklahoma, Kansas, North Dakota, Maine, and Texas figures, while Clark lists Missouri 36 and Oklahoma 10 with other states. Roosevelt and Taft campaigns push state fights ahead of Illinois primary.
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Baltimore
Champ Clark
Wilson
Marshall
Oklahoma
Kansas
Maine
North Dakota
Missouri
Kansay
Philippines
Indiana
Illinois
Roosevelt arrives in Michigan and Mass meeting notes
Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Arbor Michigan to address University students and publicans supporters. He praised progressive Republicanism and reported broad anti Taft sentiment in New York. a poll showed 38 for Roosevelt and 32 for Taft among New York delegates. A Birmingham meeting called a May 11 state convention to back Roosevelt, citing a dispute over Alabama GOP leadership.
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Taft
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Alabasta
Birmingham
Ala
J. 0. Thompson
Theodore Roosevelt
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Alabama
Pope Long
Republian National Executive Committee
Women Cook Too Much Say Farm and Fireside Contributor
A Farm and Fireside contributor argues city and farm households overburden meals with many dishes. He urges a short ballot for cooks and promotes a simple balanced ration with lean meat fat carbs and dessert to ease workload and ensure well cooked meals.
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West Virginia
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