Fulton Democrats Elect Felder to Head Committee
Mass meeting of about 1,200 Fulton voters selects Hon. Thomas B Felder as chairman of the county Democratic Executive Committee with Robert C. Alson as vice chairman and Charles Allen as secretary. The slate includes a broad county committee across wards and at large subgroups chaired by named locals. A corner meeting later relocated to Hunter Street steps due to space, with Felder declaring immediate leadership and a two year term.
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T. B. Felder
Futton Courty
Thomas B Felder
Robert C Alson
Charles Allen
Albert Howell Jr
Charles Northon
Preston Arkwnght
J W Goldsmith
Cliffed
Anderson Holling Randolph
Joseph Jacobs
John W
Moore Jerome Jone
A C Gann Xeu Pen
R Arnod Jr
WM Goodwin
Uullagh
Fulton County
Hunter Street
Court House
Aietu
Hopkins Declines Service on County Committee
After a mass meeting, Dr McCullough criticized the outdoor gathering as irregular noting crowd size overwhelmed the court room and that the mass meeting would be held on the Hunter Street Plaza. Charles T Hopkins withdraws from the selected county executive committee saying his name appeared without authorization.
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Charles T Hopkins
Thosn
Gidimin WcUullough
Jo Maddox
Chariest Hopkins
Five Hurt In Black Person Dance Tragedy Near Caelses
Five people were struck at a Black person dance hall in Caelses village near Ruffin’s property. Sam Ruffin, described as a drunk, opened fire on a crowd of dancers at midnight. A daughter of Pelee Branch was fatally hurt. Branch also died later. Two other women and a man were struck and expected to die. Ruffin escaped.
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Sam Ruffin
Pelee Branch
Inglanth
Five Sailors Desert Vessel Adds Chapter to Glosscap Story
Five sailors aboard the British ship Glisstap are under arrest as new chapter unfolds in court. Len addict details the crew’s reluctance to work and custody issues with Judge Braw. Five sailors remain unfound while the ship awaits sailing. two men face possible bail as tomorrow's hearing approaches.
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Charieston
Len Addict
Tme
Ify Amd
Braw
Jes Tomonow
Girls Thrown In Panic At Factory Fire In New York
Two hundred girls and men were at work when a fire broke out at Neff's paper factory on King and Greenwich. The panic spread quickly as flames engulfed the building causing extensive damage estimated around 140 dollars. Several workers were hit by debris. many escaped unhurt while rescue teams restored the scene.
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Freder
Neff
Celebration of Emperor's Birthday Draws Japanese Focus
Reported observances mark the Emperor of Japan's birthday with Tokyo headquarters noting celebrations and ceremonies. Officials refer to planned events involving Japanese leadership and allied parties as tensions and ceremonial duties unfold across key locations.
Barred Eggs in Market Sparks Debate at City Hall
Officials consider a proposed measure on egg labeling amid claims of counterfeit products and consumer risk. The discussion centers on a new standard for egg products and potential penalties for sellers.
Fatal duel leaves one dead and three hurt in Cordele
A fatal duel in Cordele ends with Burge killed and three others injured. Pelleeman J H Dorman suffers arm fractures and internal injuries, while Will Burge and Sanford others sustain bruises and cuts amid a late night drinking disturbance at Winnon’s store. Police arrest the involved men as the town reacts to the violent incident.
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Wut Burge
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H Dorman
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Uwander
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Will
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Dorman
Ait Winnon
Nest
Farmer fatally harmed while picking cotton
Max Wilson a prominent farmer was fatally shot while sitting on a stump near Itoclock tall. A Black assailant named Dick Hardy fired a bullet that passed through Wilsons body. Three children witnessed the attack and alerted pursuers who tracked the suspect with bloodhounds as they sought revenge for a prior self defense killing by Wilson. The isolated incident occurred Nov 3. Wilson was unmarried.
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Max Wilson
Itoclock Tall
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Wilson
Hardy
Hedy
Nine Hurt as Electric Cars Collide at West Main
A work car carrying macadam aided screening collided with an incoming suburban electric on West Main near the University of Tennessee campus. Nine people were injured including James Warner the motorman fatally hurt suspected. Other injured include Mrs R E Wountcastle, J Shields, William Washburn, W W Woodritt Jr, Glen Stubble, CR Mlay, William Mitchell, and Beene. The crash occurred at the bottom of two hills when the rock car failed brakes and ran down grade into the passenger car coming from the West Knoxville area. Street car crews did all possible to avert the collision.
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Myuies
James Warner
Wountcastle
Os Shields
City National Bank
Glass Wiliam Washburn
W Woodritt Jr
Glen
Mlay
Motorman Land Cnt
William Mitchell Flagman
Beene
Cary
West Hill
West Knoxville
Jeffersons Island Estate Bonds Deposited by Executors
Executors of the late Joseph Jefferson deposited bonds totaling 167513 yesterday. The estate, known as Jeffersons Island, is described as a valuable former residence with salt deposits reported nearby.
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Joseph Jefferson
Sctor
Jeffersons Island
Wilson Invites Inquiry Into Crop Report Methods
Secretary Wilson of the Department of Agriculture urges the president to appoint a committee with outsiders to review department methods. He notes current crop report procedures are under study and believes external input could offer valuable suggestions.
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Washington
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Hhe
Train Incident Near Song Avenue With Distant Explosion Report
A train hit dynamite but caused no explosion. Readable traces describe a collision near Song Avenue at low speed with a small tremor and no detonation. Authorities assess material impact and safety response as workers inspect the site.
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Louis
Secret inner group seeks repeal of mutual benefit plan
Reports claim a hidden committee within the Catholec Mutual Benefit Association aims to return to the former assessment system raising costs for members. Dr Reliv states up to half the membership is involved and vows action at a Sunday gathering to support the inner committee’s aims.
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Charles Oreilik
Cthoicc Mutual Benefit Association
Dr . Reliv
Sisle
Piffal
University Bar Mitcholl Case Goes to Board of Bishops
A disputed matter at the university involving Professor Mitchell and a baritone named Mitcholl from Poshtice faces the Board of Bishops. The committee will hear arguments next Monday on the retention of Professor Mitchell amid criticisms of the Me Teament and the Wollhiusien school.
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H Huntington
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Byston
Abraham
Boston
Torry
Eranstan
Ter
Blule shed Outlaw by Aru Pillage Russias
A fragmentary note mentions Blule Shed and a figure named Aru Pillage tied to an outlaw label and Russia. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a crime or outlaw reference involving named entities and a Russia context.
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Aru
Turmoil in Russia as Riots Target Jews and Homes
Dispatches report widespread anti Jewish violence across Russia with Jews as principal sufferers in Krers, Thosj Qvess Tce, and Saratol towns. Officials say order rests on armed showings while rail links to the frontier remain unreopened and Finnish revolutionaries gain momentum. Reports claim 1000 killed and 10000 wounded in the past day, with destruction feared in Eshineff.
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St Petersburg
Electrie
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Krerf
Thos jQvess T.c. Tome and
Saratol
Eishineff
London
Revolutionary Movement
Finland
Weather Forecast From The Washington Almanac
The forecast covers Washington and adjacent regions for Saturday and Sunday with variable winds. Expect light rain in some areas with temperatures near 63 high and 48 low, and a clarifying mention of interior and coastal sectors. Local data notes past 24 hours' conditions and January 1 reference.
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