Early Frosts Signal Possible Quarantine Lifts
Weather reports from multiple cities show light to heavy frosts across Tennessee Alabama Mississippi and Georgia with forecasts predicting quarantine relaxations in northern Alabama and other frost affected areas. The U S Weather Bureau notes frost in Jackson Mississippi Columbus Georgia and Thomasville Georgia while several towns report temperatures as low as 36 to 43 degrees Fahrenheit threatening cotton yields.
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Notable Addresses Heard at Meeting of the Farmers Union
President Dudley Hughes led a Farmers Union gathering at Piedmont Park where delegates from across Georgia praised the fair’s hospitality. Attendees shared experiences on crops, fertilizer, and machinery, emphasizing unity among Georgia’s regions and the fair as a forum for exchange of farming methods.
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Woman Pleaded for Slayer in Wilmington Tragedy
In Wilmington North Carolina on October 12 Thomas A McGraw, 45, struck his mother in law Mary B Wright at the kitchen threshold as she prepared a sausage for his daughter. The blow left Mrs Wright dead within an hour. McGraw was restrained by a patrol officer and taken into custody after a public safety display. The incident followed tensions blamed on a separation between his daughter and her husband.
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Rephilse AC
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Thomas A. McOraw
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Mary B Wright
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Forty Five Dead From Football In Five Years
New York October 12 a Herald census shows forty five deaths from football in five years with many injuries from heavy mass plays. Five years record cites sixteen internal injuries four broken necks concussions eight back injuries three paralyses two heart failures one lockjaw one blood poisoning one hemorrhage two meningitis cases and multiple fractures including ten leg injuries and fourteen broken collars.
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New York
Holmes Recovers Voice While Writing Letter for Mayor Bid
Whnsboro October 2. Holmes, once voiceless for three years, suddenly regained his speech while drafting a denunciation for the prohibitionist. He had been nominated for mayor on the city ticket but cannot speak, and the impact of his regained voice on his candidacy is not known.
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Whnsboro
JM Holmes
Holmes
Huge dirigible balloon makes successful voyage
The Lebaudy dirigible balloon, sponsored by the war office, completes its first ascent with engineers and officers aboard. After lifting from near the German frontier it passes Fort Vaudreville and defense works, reaches Blanden before returning to Toul. The flight covered about 30 miles at 28 mph with an enthusiastic crowd approving the event.
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Request Judge to Leave Bench in Arizona Scandal
Washington reports that Associate Justice Tucker of the Arizona territorial supreme court faced multiple misconduct charges. The president referred the case to the Department of Justice for investigation, with findings not publicly released.
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Supreme Court of Arizona
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Department of Justice
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Bankers group backs subsidies for American merchant marine
Washington October 12 The American Association of Bankers endorsed government subsidies to boost the U S merchant fleet and pledged influence to pass a subsidies law Executive council resolutions urged limits on shipping decline and growth review Three quarters of delegates voted affirmative Robert J Lowry of Atlanta authored the resolutions Fletcher president of the German National Bank of Little Rock Ark opposed subsidies and was greeted by strong applause as the measure drew support.
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American Association of Bankers Today
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Mr Fletcher
Wright 10 Quit Philippines Job May Enter Tennessee Politics
Luke E Wright governor general of the Philippines and Philippine Commission president will retire around December first due to dissatisfaction with the Philippines. Roosevelt and Taft reportedly favor his successor. Friends in Memphis say he may run for U.S. senator or governor in Tennessee. Also reported: Charley Carder Omegro sentenced to six months for potato theft in Columbus Georgia.
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Lectures Clash as Dixon Battles Wesleyan President
In Macon on October 12 special report, Fran Dixon faced attack from Wesleyan College President Guerty during a lyceum talk. The debate centered on prohibition and Dixon’s assertion that saloon keepers violated laws openly, prompting strong audience reaction and applause for Guerty.
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Plague Fight Expands In Pensacola As Funds Arrive
Pensacola reports 23 new yellow fever cases bringing total to 368 with 3 deaths today and 48 total deaths. 18 patients under treatment and 125 discharged. State health officials authorize any expenditure needed for fumigation within 300 feet of infected sites. Dr Porter gains strong civic support. authorities expect stamping out in four weeks.
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Railroads Face Commonwealth Petition in Freight Rate Case
Frankfort hearing before Kentucky railroad commission concerns a general complaint of freight rate discrimination against all railroads operating in the state. Companies move to strike the petition as a party complainant and oppose extending jurisdiction to other shippers. The petition may proceed against selected carriers with others dismissed. The hearing will span two days.
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Georgia Case Before Court
The Supreme Court heard arguments in two Georgia cases. Wicbish v Jameson questions federal court interference with Macon recorder court justice. McGuirl v Blunt concerns land title in Fortis and impeachment amid Senate action against US District Judge Swayne.
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Officers Fight Over Warrant in Macon Standoff
In Macon Georgia on October 12 a fight broke out between United States Commissioner Lang and Deputy Marshal Stalnaker of Augusta over a warrant. Stalnaker, seeking the warrant, clashed with Lang. Stalnaker was temporarily discharged. U S Marshal George White is investigating. Deputy Tucker went to Augusta and returned late. The clash occurred during the dispute over turning over the warrant.
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Marchal Stalnaker
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Stalnaker
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Captain Carter Refuses To Name Women In Case
Objection raised when Captain Carter declines to reveal names of women linked to alleged fraud matters. Counselor cites privacy and potential distortion, while government attorneys press for testimony about payments involving a Mrs Westcott and other associates. Carter acknowledges visits to a Cincinnati hotel and uncertain registration details.
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Papers Issued as Usual in Columbus Despite Strike
The Enquirer Sun and The Ledger published their usual daily editions on October 12 as printers continued a strike. Union orders prompted several operators and workers to walk out, with some preparing to leave the city to seek other employment.
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Morris Wins Nashville Mayor in Setober Election
Morris, Democrat, elected mayor of Nashville Tenn in the Setober election held today. In the board of public works race, Ross Handiez, independent, defeated incumbent W H Higainbotham, the Democratic nominee, for the seat.
Weather forecast notes for Friday across states
Washington and Georgia expect fair weather Friday with rising temperatures and light to fresh north to east winds. Alabama also fair and warmer Friday and Saturday with warm trend continuing. Data includes temperature highs and lows, mean temps, normal values, and precipitation indicators with some OCR errors. Local forecast summaries omit unclear items.
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