Atlanta Typographical Union elects officers and delegates
The Atlanta Typographical Union held a biennial election with a straight administration ticket winning about two to one. Voters chose James M. Lynch for president with 183 votes and John W. Hays as secretary treasurer with 178. Other results include George A. Tracy as first vice president with 167 and Frank Morrison and Max Alaves as delegates to the AFL. IEEE
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Omhers
Chapols
Atlanta
United States
Canada
Philippines
Porto Rico
Hawaii
James M. Lynch
Fred Barker
John W. Hays
Anna C. Wilson
Michael Powell
C. L. Wood
George P. Nichols
Thomas P. Gloster
R. L. Criswell
Ww. H McKee
Walter E Amas
Agent Union Printers’ Home
FC Roberts
W. H. Parr
Cleveland
T. J. Smith
Constitution Chapel
J. W. Armistead
Journal Chapel
W. C. Terry
Georgian Chapel
R. T. Peavy
Southeastern Chapel
Felix M. Britton
H. A. Cobb
Bnai Brith District 77 Plans Post Convention Meeting
The thirty ninth annual convention of district grand lodge No. 77 Independent Order of Bnai Brith adjourned tonight after pledging funds. Five thousand dollars go to Leon Levi Memorial Hospital in Hot Springs Arkansas, seven thousand to Jewish Widows and Orphans Home in New Orleans, and two hundred to Mississippi and Louisiana flood sufferers. Next meeting set for Nashville Tennessee in 1623.
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B'nai B'rith
Galveston
Texas
Leon Levi
Darrow on Trial for Jury Bribing
Clarence Darrow, chief counsel for the McNamaras in the dynamiting case, is on trial in Los Angeles on an indictment alleging he tried to bribe a juror. Prosecution says evidence is strong. witnesses include Bert Franklin, former Darrow investigator who was fined for bribery. Four jurors tentatively passed by defense and state. Mrs. Darrow attended both sessions.
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Los Angeles
Clarence
Darrow
MauNan Brothers
Fredericks
McNamaras
Bert H. Franklin
McNamara
Franklin
Beb Sion
John D. Fredericks
Joseph W. Ford
Karl Rogers
Cyrue S. McNutt
Indianapolis
Navy money bill carries 118 million appropriation
Washington May 16 The navy appropriation bill carrying 118,819,837 was introduced in the house with a planned wireless global system at a cost of 1,000,000 including 400,000 for the coming year. It provides two fuel ships, six destroyers, one tender, and four submarines, with a pay raise for officers and men projected.
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Washington
Houage
Pacific Coast
Canal Zone
Hawaii
Samoa
Guam
Pilippines
Titanis
Fox
Nals
Pastor Demony Named Secretary in Montgomery Church
Mobile May 15. Rev Dr William Demony formerly of Mobile and assistant at St Peters church Montgomery has been named secretary of the Mast Reerend Ton Dole setemats 8.
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Mobile
Ald
Wwilliam* Demony
St. Petes's Church
Montgomery
Als
Mast
Denmark Proclaims Frederick IX King After Danish King Dies
Copenhagen witnesses a royal proclamation as Christian X is hailed king from the palace balcony. In Hamburg the body of Frederik VIII is prepared for transport to Copenhagen aboard the royal yacht Dannebrog, amid details of his sudden death and funeral plans.
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Frederick VIII
Hamburg
Copenhagen
Christian X
Denmark
Ofelock
Frereick VIII
Ravemunde
Dannebrog
Nice
Gronberg
Frederick
Ulster Promenade
Count von Brockenhuus-Schack
Travemunde
Roc Eatautry
North Carolina delegates rally to Roosevelt in bitter Taft fight
In Raleigh on May 15 North Carolina Republicans adopted Roosevelt as their choice, naming the four delegates-at-large and four pledged delegates for Theodore Roosevelt. The convention denounced Taft over patronage and attacked his campaign, while Roosevelt supporters moved to reorganize the state committee and endorse Richmond Pearson as national committeeman. Zeb Walser was chosen chair, and Taft’s faction failed to depose the state chairman.
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Raleigh
N. C
Taft
North Carolina
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Isang Meekings
Chicago
Wheeler Martin
Bownd
Cyrual Thompson
Jacksonville
Thomas EH
Owen
Clinton
Richmond
Walter Hienry
William Howard Taft
Zeb V. Walser
Roosevelt State Committee
Richmond Pearson
Marion Butler
United States
E. C. Duncan
John M. Moorehead
Supper and Vaudeville at the Central Club
A Dutch supper and vaudeville show at the Central club drew all members as guests of the management. The event began shortly after 8 oclock and lasted several hours with a singing orchestra led by C. P. Taft of London delighting the crowd. Taft performed songs and directed vaudeville skits amid speeches following dinner.
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Central Club
J. L. Ward
C. P. Taft
London
England
Street Car Kills Woman On Hunter Street
Ida Williams a negro woman of 1 Terry Street was killed instantly when a Grant Park Streetcar struck her as she stood in the center of the tracks on Hunter Street yesterday afternoon. Motorman C M Green was arrested for reckless driving, then released on bond. Eyewitnesses say she and another woman were talking in the track center and unaware of the car. Green says he rang the gong clearly. Information for the Young.
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Hunter Street
Ida Williams
Terry Street
Grant Park
C. M. Green
Green
Mississippi Democratic Convention Adopts Unit Rule At Jackson
Jackson Mississippi May 15 The Mississippi democratic convention ratified twenty delegates for the national convention chosen May 7 instructed for Underwood as long as his name stands before the convention a bitterly contested resolution placed the delegation under the unit rule at Baltimore adopted a platform calling for national initiative referendum and recall though noting its inapplicability to Mississippi due to many negro voters it backed repeal of the fifteenth amendment and modification of the fourteenth while preserving negro rights urged six year presidential term and re election urged river flood controls and citing H Alexander of Jackson opposed the unit rule for Mississippi delegates to Baltimore Former.
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Jackson
Miss
Underwood
Baltimore
Mississippi
Cr. H. Alexander
Bandit leader Garaler dies by own hand after siege
Paris on May 15 reports Octave Garaler, leader of automobile bandits, died by a self-inflicted wound after an eight hour clash with police and troops at Nogent sur Marne Villa. Doctor Paul of the prefecture of police says the bullet entered the right temple. Villa ruins yielded no valuables as bandits burned compromising documents.
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Paris
Octave Garaler
Paul
Delegates Named for Baltimore Convention Amid Sudden Death
Governor Vardaman and Governor Earl Brewer defend the unit role as delegates are announced from the state at large for the Baltimore convention. O. G. Johnson replaces J. H. Haley after Haley withdrew amid Haley's election contest. United States Senator John Williams and Senator-elect James K. Vardaman among the selections. C. H. Alexander died suddenly today, with an alternate to be chosen to attend in his place.
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Vardaman
Earl Brewer
O. G. Johnson
J. H. Haley
Baltimore
Johnson
Haley
United States
John Williams
James K. Vardaman
C. H. Alexander
Alexander
Sprinters of Chicago back James M Lynch
Chicago polling shows James M Lynch leading in the International Typographical Union officer election. Early returns place Lynch at 35 percent from 24 chapels, ahead of rival Fred Barker of Spokane.
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Chicago
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Lynch
Fred Barker
Spokane
Golf Expert McGrew Dead in St Louis At 70
Colonel George McGrew a leading golf expert and first president of the Travel er Protective Association died at his home in St Louis from heart disease. He was a prominent figure in American golf circles and widely known for his advocacy of players rights.
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McGrew
St. Louis
George & McGrew
The
Traveller’ Protective Association
United States
Spring Tonics Promise Pure Blood Renewal Tone
Spring tonics are explained as scientific blood purifiers for renewed vitality. The ad markets Milam tonic with a threefold guarantee: benefit or money back, no alcohol, and compliance with pure food law. Buy six bottles for five dollars, with a money-back promise if not benefited.
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iIt
Milam
Aix
Death of the King Quietly Reverberates in London
Frederick recognises convalescence cautions as Prince Christian rides out unaware of his father's death. In London flags fly at half mast and royal mourning spreads as Queen Alexandra Dowager Marie and Dowager Empress Maris, sisters of the late king, are prostrated by the monarch's death and stay with the Dowager at Mirabrough House.
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Prince Christian
London
Alexandra
Empresa
Marie
Btania
Eee
Maris
Mriborogh House
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