Roosevelt Dives Back Into Politics and Campaign Plans
Theodore Roosevelt returns to Oyster Bay after South America and strategizes for a progressive campaign in 2514. He confers with George W Perkins and Gifford Pinchot, plans trips across the country, and prepares machinery for the campaign while awaiting his son Kermit’s May 30 wedding in Spain. He heads to New York for meetings, then to Sagamore Hill where villagers greet him with a speech and music, and he faces criticism of Wilson on Colombia and Panama tolls.
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New York
Mnuseum
New York State
National Geographic
Washington
Brazil
Shipwrecked Atlantis Rescued by Connecticut at Tampico
The Norwegian steamship Atlantis with ninety eight passengers, most foreigners, ran aground north of Tampico after leaving Galveston May 1. The U S battleship Connecticut evacuated passengers, two wrecking tugs were sent from Mobile, and officials say the vessel pounded to pieces as rescue efforts continued.
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Texey
Atlantis
Tampico
United States
Connecticut
Mobile
Department of State
Vera Cruz
Bryan
Jensen
Gulf Ports
Gallinger Re elected Bid and Roosevelt Speaks Abroad
Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire announces re election bid as senior Republican in the Senate while Colonel Roosevelt discusses his South American river claim and the Mellen testimony on railroad mergers He notes health improved after returning to a northern climate and reflects on his readiness for future exertion.
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New Hampshire
Senate
England
South America
Roosevelt
Ratona
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New York, New Haven
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Mellen
New Haven
Boston
Maine
Franklin K Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Meilen
Legal battle looms over Atlanta Macon municipal courts
Georgia Supreme Court set to hear whether the 1922 constitutional amendment creating municipal courts in Atlanta and Macon and abolishing justice courts was properly submitted. The case pits state authority against prior court rulings, with questions on single clause amendments and jurisdiction across several constitutional provisions. The appeal originates from Atlanta's municipal court and involves writs of error and the act's conformity with the constitution and title.
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General Assembly
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Jurtion
Miller County Forms Chamber of Commerce in Colquitt Ga
The Miller County Chamber of Commerce was formally organized with departments for farm development mural conditions wholesale and retail interests and municipal improvement. Dr P Wilking was named president with Col PD Rich as vice president Dr Jordan secretary and S Wo Watkins treasurer. A pending ways and means committee and an early farmers meeting were planned, with J J Carrell and J T Pittman assisting.
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Colquitt
Miller County Chamber of Commerce
P Wilking
PD Rich
Dr Jordan
Wo Watkins
Tha Ways and Means
Verena
John Gress
Board of Trade
J J Carrell
Bainbridge Board of Trade
J T Pittman
United States Farm Demonstration Agent
Griffin Triplets Stir Local Interest in Generous Donations
Griffin residents flock to support the famous Griffin triplets with gifts from D S Brandon of Dublin for a triplet carriage and a prominent Atlanta preacher pledging $1 with potential more. A citizens fund targets hire of a nurse for three years as nearly $100 has been raised.
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Griffin
Macarthur Robinson
D S$ Brandon
Dublin
Atlanta
Fire Claims Mother and Two Children in St Louis
A mother Mme Revecca Soltz and her two young children perished in a fire that engulfed their home in St Louis early today. Samuel Soltz, the husband, escaped by leaping into an adjacent house through an areaway as flames trapped the family in an intervening room that became a roaming furnace.
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Revecca Soltz
Samuel Soltz
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Coxey to Speak from Capitol Steps at Noon
Washington May 20 General Jacob S Coxey of Masmilon Om o who led a small march of unemployed into Washington was granted permission to speak from the steps of the capitol at noon today casting the event as a notable public address by the so called army of the unemployed.
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Washington
Jacob S Coxey
Masmilon Omo
Army of the
Capitol
General’s early mission led to national capital arrests
A letter to Speaker Clarl reports assent from President Marshall to a request concerning the general whose initial mission to the national capital fifteen years ago resulted in the arrest of several individuals. The fragment hints at past security actions and political figures.
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Marshall
Natonal
Speaker plans Capitol steps speech on unemployment causes
A figure leading the trespassers on Capitol grounds has scheduled a speech from the Capitol steps tomorrow outlining the conditions behind rising unemployment. The address aims to explain the factors driving joblessness and present proposed remedies.
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