Debs Speaks as He Speeds on Socialist Campaign Train
Davenport Iowa August 3 Debs, the Socialist candidate, and Brower arrive after a Chicago run with stops at Joliet, Ottawa, and Spring Valley. Debs addresses Turner Opera House urging workers to unite for jobs and a planned socialist program, criticizing capitalism and calling for an extended socialized economy to end unemployment and human suffering.
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Davenport
Iowa
Eugene Debs
James H Brower
Lilinola
Chicago
Joliet
Ottawa
Spring Val 183
Dews
Brower
Mi Deu
Turner Opera House
Patie
Logan
Bush
Republic
Telegraphic Address of Acknowledgment at Independence Rally
A telegram from Jona Temple Graves was read amid a street crowd for a Virginia delegation. The speaker urged unity for the Independence Party, praising Hearst reforms and pledging readiness to enter full campaign work. The event emphasized opposing both major parties and supporting a new independence movement.
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Jona Temple Graves
Hisgen
Independent
Ciub
Touman
Sen Ember
Hearst
New Jury List for Bibb Macon Ga
Special new jury list for Bibb and Macon counties will be ready by tomorrow. The jury commission has worked several days to complete the list and prepare it for delivery to Clerk RA Jackson tomorrow.
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Bibb
Macon
Fragmentary Quoted Line Teases Political Commentary
A cryptic excerpt echoes a critique of money and folly, suggesting division by class or era. The lines hint at a nonparted status and a caution that without clear justification, change remains elusive.
Recall of Wu Ting Fang Shows China United States Ties in Question
News reports indicate Beijing considers recalling Wu Ting Fang due to the disclosure of indiscreet remarks. Wu, who serves as Chinese minister in Washington, rejects recall rumors and insists he remains cautious.
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Penn
Bishop Candler at Dawson Preaches on Foreign Missions
Bishop Candler preached two sermon Sundays at Dawson Methodist Church Augusta Georgia urging foreign missions as the church’s supreme duty. The Dawson church, already supporting two missionaries and aiding two others, plans to support a third missionary now.
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Dawson Ga
Augusta
Spectal
Beshon Warren
Candler
Methodist Church
Dawsons Methodist Church
Bryan's Son Engagement Reported in Milwaukee
Milwaukee August 31. The engagement of Miss Helen Berger daughter of Alexander Berger a prominent miler and board of trade man of this city and William Jennings Bryan Jr son of the Democratic presidential candidate was announced by Mr Berger. Mrs Berger and Helen are visiting friends in Lincoln Nebraska. It is said the wedding may not occur for about a year or longer.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Helen Barger
Alexander Berger
Milier Ang Board of Trade
William Jennings Bryan Jr
Berger Mlys Berger
Lincoln
Neb
Taft Catches Three Black Bass on Lake Erie Fishing
Middle Bass Island Ohio August morning sees Judge Taft catching three black bass while Charley nets one. The fleet cheers as cameras flash and a brass cannon salute marks each strike. Taft and companions provide entertainment for spectators and work for local rowboats and launches.
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Middle
Bass Island
Ohio
Taft
Charley
Lake Erie
Bats Flande
Taf
Sintka
Walter
Toledo
MMS Power Sach
Cnartey
Soo
Charie
Lurn
Tsen
Washington blasted as vile city by candidate speech
In a tonight speech the candidate pledged to clean up the District of Columbia after inauguration. He labeled Washington one of the vilest cities, citing a vice ridden district near the Capitol and White House. He warned Congress members frequent the dens violate law and said the president can act.
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Spokane
H W Jaatin
District of Columbia
White House
Congress
Black men and women arrested after chase near Magnaolla and Elliott
Charlie Wilson and M C Cauldwell, two Black men, were arrested and handcuffed near Magnaolla and Elliott streets on disorderly conduct charges, with two Black women also involved. Officers pursued, fired twice, and the suspects were placed in a patrol wagon. additional officers joined the chase and rearrested the pair chained together.
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Charlie Wilson
M C Cauldwell
Pose
Dodd
Magnaolla
Elliott
Made & Dave
Iberty
Posey
Dave
Peyton and
Anderson
Wilesen
Caldwell
Obituaries and Local Notices From Minersville and Macon
A jumble of obituaries and notices reports Roy Watson funeral at Poole chapel, Retia Herman Butler burial, Mrs Stallings death in Georgia, infant Dien burial at Adairville, injuries to Fireman Ewillett on Macon line, and a special order enforcing automobile spending law with police actions.
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Roy Watson
W . ‘Watson
Coral Placn
Harry G Poole
Winder Gator
Herman Butler
Retia Herman Butler
Ganitarum
HM Patternon & Go's
Wearview Cemetery
Minersville
Rte Stallings
Georgia
Stallings
Misai
Mimorm
Dien
Adairaville
Adgiravile
Ho Uiisher
Boatview Cemetery
Macon Ga
N” Ewillett
Macon
Dublin
Salvannah
Allurth
Whitefail
Beata
Love Feast in Minnesota Shapes Republican Campaign
A Minnesota rally at Paul highlighted Governor Johnson and Senator Bryan as they praised each other and denounced Democratic costs. Bryan announced speeches in the Northwest while Johnson promised active support for the ticket. The event framed a Republican push against taxes and war spending, with Bryan urging party unity and criticism of Democratic excesses.
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State Central Committee
Bryana
Sahnson
Messrs
Bryan
Johnson
Minnesota
Queston
Gaxeina Jonnaon
Trek Aid
Tomsen
Janet
Brian
Tts First Congress
Last Congress
Army Department
Navy Department
Republican Party
Tax reform and budget economy urged by the Democratic party
The party argues taxation should be limited to necessary expenditures and vows to cut appropriations and pursue economy across government. It contends taxes are a direct and indirect advantage and appeals to the public for support in reform efforts.
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Miss Tao
Cleveland
McAinier
Democratic Party
Cay
Spedia Fort
Floods Strain South and East Coast Communities
Widespread floods trigger evacuations and power outages as residents lock homes at night. Officials urge water boiling for drinking while authorities plan riverfront damage assessment in Augusta Georgia and Red Cross appeals mobilize aid for flood victims in Georgia and the Carolinas. Savannah reports multiple local contributions totaling about 1 1049? to aid flood sufferers.
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Ware
Algusta
Washington
Augusta
Senator Clay
Georgia
War Department
Marshall
Dan C Kingman
Ricer
Savanneh
New York
RED Choss
North
South Carolina
New York State
American National Red Cross Soriet
Messages to Augusta Will Be Sent Free
The Western Union Telegraph Company will handle free telegrams connected with the Augusta relief work. Manager P E Murray received authorization from Superintendent GW Lloyd to transmit without charge any messages offered for transmission by a regularly constituted relief committee aiding Augusta.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Augusta
P E Murray
GW Lloyd
Relef O
Tha Auguste Wus
Bijou Opens the Season With a Musical Comedy
Bijou inaugurates its seventy season with C B Arnold’s Toe Serenaders in a three part program including A Night at the Carnival and a Trial for Murder. The house packed with theater lovers. the audience greeted the satirical farce with hearty applause. The show features vaudeville acts, stunts, and musical numbers with comedians Tim Whurnly and Hooceane.
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Arnolds
Mair
Theaer
Clave
Josh
Strong Man
Snake Eater
Lisi
Rob van Osted
Hig Rile
Peres Biffles
Nade Eing
Sande
Bavan
Hill
Comets
Cologne scented burglary at Jasper post office
Elijah Miller, a Black man, is accused of stealing a bottle of cologne from a general store on August 4 and sprinkling it on himself to disguise identity. He then robbed a post office cash drawer of nearly two hundred pennies, leaving a strong odor that led officers to arrest him. Five pennies recovered on his person, plus other agents, tie a state and federal case against Miller in Jasper.
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Vilosta
Yesteer Dax
Elijah Millier A Nears
Jasper
Fla
Miller
Ato
aTug
Post Office
Cnah
Sparta to Get New Paper by Noted Journalist Roberts
Sterling W Roberts, ex Washington government worker, has returned to Sparta Ga and seeks a start for a new newspaper with former Spartansm leader Sidney Lewis handling editorial duties. Roberts will run business and production, promising a strong start for the venture. Elizabeth Turner of Palatka Fla died at her daughter’s home in Palatka and was interred there after funeral arrangements in Valdosta Ga.
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Sparta
Sterling W Roberts
Washington
Hoberts
Lewis
Roberts
Elizabeth Turner
Palatina, Fla
Valdos O Ga
Sperial
Elizabeth ‘Turner
Palatia Fie
P Geneto
Palathi
Pullmans On East Coast Parlor and Sleeping Cars
Florida East Coast Railway will add parlor and sleeping cars under Pullman Car Company operation starting August 3 and run through September. The change eliminates the need for travelers to change cars on other lines to reach the East Coast. The arrangement aims to streamline tourist travel and improve comfort aboard the route.
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Florida East Coast
Dacksonvilla Fin
Dreeths
Pullman Car Company
Florida East Coast Railway
Tris
Peilmans
Berta
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