Returns From Florida and Georgia in Limelight
Washington dispatches report Woodrow Wilson losing momentum as Florida and Massachusetts swing away from him. Underwood leads in Florida while Georgia momentum supports a southern candidate. Massachusetts delegates shift against Wilson, signaling a regional realignment and a pivotal Georgia vote tomorrow.
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Yate for Champ Clarks Double in New Jersey Governor
A brief item notes Yate achieving a championship level performance while Clarks doubles play supports a strong showing in New Jersey context involving the governor. The report highlights two individuals and a political setting with regional significance.
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Roosevelt Leads in Massachusetts Preferential Primaries
April 30 reports from Mass show Roosevelt ahead in multiple districts as Republicans seek delegates. Foss and Coughlin surface in Democratic allocations while early returns from Salem, Peabody, and Heverly influence the sixth district. LaGuardia and La? remain referenced in the supplied text.
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Georgia Urges Vote for Oscar Underwood for President
A Georgia plea urges qualified voters to go to the polls and cast ballots for Oscar Underwood as the southern choice for president. The piece frames Underwood as the candidate to end sectional barriers and deliver southern representation, praising his merit and urging political emancipation for Dixie.
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Underwood Confident of Victory in Georgia Battle
Oscar W. Underwood voiced confidence in a Georgia victory for his presidential bid after Florida carried today. He credited a clean aggressive Georgia campaign and messages of support from Georgia Democrats, noting he expects tomorrow's result to meet their hopes.
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Woman Kills Man Who Insults Her in Self Defense
Columbus Ga April 30 a woman shot John Grady Buck 20 a farm employee near Midland after Buck chased her into her home threatening with a razor she killed him the woman was alone with her children no arrests reported
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Federal subsidy for all highways approved by House
The House passed a Rural Free Delivery subsidy plan in the post office appropriation bill. It would fund all rural highways used for mail service in three classes paying $25, $20, and $15 per mile annually. Estimated first year cost ranges from $16 million to $18 million.
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Underwood Victory Forecast From Statewide Reports
Statewide optimism grows as leaders claim organization is in every militia district. Telegraphs and letters from Atlanta travelers and farmers predict an overwhelming Underwood win in county and district races. Headquarters report buoyant, uniform confidence across most sections, backed by field observations from districts and rural areas.
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First Church ETS New Home Offers Desirable Atlanta Site
Sam Inman proposes a $180,000 purchase of a northwest Peachtree and Sixteenth Streets lot for a new First Presbyterian church, with a 182 by 251 foot parcel facing Peachtree Street. The plan aims to move to the north side as downtown development encroaches, pending congregational confirmation after boards and committees review.
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Underwood Leads in Alabama Delegation Sweep at Convention
The Democratic convention in Baltimore sees Oscar Underwood win a sweeping victory in Alabama’s delegation amid strong showings for Woodrow Wilson. While presidency remains unsettled, Underwood’s strength grows. Florida reports indicate broad support and mayoral figures like Bryan participate in the campaign tour.
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