White haired man threats Bryan with knife in hotel lobby
A white haired man, Samuel Browning from Kentucky, rushed at Mr Bryan in the Auditorium annex lobby, brandishing a knife and demanding to see him. The intruder was repeatedly told to leave, tried to force access to Bryan’s apartments, and shouted threats. He was arrested by the house detective and handed to police.
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Bryan
Chicago
Samuel Browning
Kentucky
Mr.Bryan
Ela
Stensland Confesses to Bank Crash Fallout in Chicago
Paul Stensland, in a confession to Assistant States Attorney Olson, admits taking blame for the Milwaukee Avenue bank failure while naming cashier Hering as the forger who took most of the money. He exonerates his son Theodore and bank directors, says his own annual take never exceeded $8,000, and that he invested proceeds in real estate. He discusses plans to flee, surrendering a $25,000 life policy and receiving $8,000 from the sale of cooperative store property to Northwestern Life Insurance Company. He reveals a $1,400 monthly mount from the Mount Olive Camel Association and denies stealing from others, asserting his liability to the bank is under $300,000. He recounts learning the bank’s losses could reach $2,000,000 and claims he never intended to steal. He acknowledges going into debt since 1580 and that his notes led to forgery schemes suggested by Hering.
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The
Tribune
Chicago
Permat Mati
Lfe
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
Mount Olive Camel Association
Brensland
Ha Gulu
Ofl
Ace
Hering
Jin
Race riot violence erupts after Nelson fight in Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports a race charged outbreak following a Nelson fight. A shooting left one man dead and another wounded. mobs beat four Black residents and police arrested forty as unrest spread across the South Side. A Black worker was pursued and attacked near his home after the confrontation.
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Nelaon
Alda
Water nine feet deep covers India's lowlands
Floods reach nine feet in Behar and surrounding districts after riots and looting. Villages inundated, crops destroyed, and relief measures struggle to keep pace as large areas of grain fields flood. Movements for refugees rise as rivers rise and bridges collapse under rising waters.
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India
Cole
Behar Aiter
Fed
Tveret
Abore
Enrollment Surges at Alabama Polytechnic Institute
The Alabama Polytechnic Institute reports rapid enrollment growth with new students anticipated to exceed all previous records. Officials note a heavy turnout today as matriculation pushes forward at a pace that could raise total by about ten percent from last year.
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Auburn
Alabama
Morrie
Explosion Wrecks Fresno Winery Amidst Unclear Details
An explosion at a Fresno area winery caused multiple casualties, with at least one fatality and another injured. The incident reportedly damaged stock and facilities as investigators assess the cause and scope of the blast. Local authorities cordon off the scene and casualties are being treated at nearby medical facilities.
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Fresno
Sam
Ledus
Bhable Calna Winery
Iman
Nothing Done on New Courts by Convention
Laid on the table, the measure related to new courts by convention received no action. No further steps were taken and the proposal remains pending.
Question of Procedure Up 40 State Committee
In Macon Georgia the state convention debated how to choose court of appeals nominees after ratification of the constitutional amendments creating the court. The assembly tabled the question, leaving primary timing and nominations to the state executive committee and delaying action until voters decide.
Mexico Seizes More Fishermen Near Arenas Reef
A cable from Galveston reports the Mexican transport Progreso seized the smack Atoah while anchored at Becolmed near Arenas reef. Captain and crew say they acted peacefully as U S authorities protest. Gulf Fisheries Manager J W W Munn notified Secretary of the seizure.
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Galverton
Tex
J. W W. Munn
Gulf Fisheries Company
Thin City
Progreso
Becolmed
Arenas Reef
Banda
Galveston
Soeres
Ror
kooWn
M Lendon Named For Commission
A fragmentary report notes M Lendon named for a railroad commission. The text references Tom determinations and a hearing involving Brown from Pulaski, with unclearly parsed events and a ceremonial withdrawal. Entities include M Lendon, Mike, Tom, Brown, Pulaski, and Page Brow.
New Executive Committee Judge Miller Is Chairman
Acon Ga September 4 The state committee will be eleven members from the state at large to be named by Chairman Miller with the state convention and by the state committee plus four members per district. J W M Wardwick declined vice chair to back Hooper Alexander of De Kalb who was unanimously chosen. Miller will name the at large members soon to meet and act on nominating votes for the state court of appeal. District names include Carratreet Tatlaway Thompson Goren and others across districts. In the vice chair selection TW Hardwick nominated Alexander who was accepted.
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Wate Court of Appeals
Committee On Platform
J. F. Gray
Trule Regulution
Ascaston Vegan
R. J. Guinn
Fulton
Tegrt of Appeals
Hanswick
Crisinet
Cailing
Court of Appeal
State Executive Committee
Court of Appeals
Executive Committee
Acon
Simte Democratic Committee
A. J. Miller
J. W. M Wardwick
Hooper Alexander
DeKalb
Miller
Viata
OK Carratreet
Seresen
Tatlaway
Jenkine
Thompson
Manuel
Henry Goren
Chathamsaond
A Alford
Marth
RL. Shipp
Colquitt
Cc. Javin
Calhoun
J. DB. Stanford
Hanlodph
Whitfieth
Charles Patterann
Lartow
J. Foster
Cuuo
Felix Careput
Floyd | Wagith
Frank Shackelford
Cink
Howard ‘Thompson
Mutt
J . Adams
Habershawn
T. Cartthers
Jackson
Dowdree Phintsy
Richmond
Jamca Kenrick
W. H. Burwell
Ancuk
A Williams
Gluckcork
Ideventh
Gritin
Gritin, of Lawndes: 1 Q Stubbe
Laurena
Warren Tait
Ware
Cook
Tryin
Noming
Epiecratig
Len
Hardwick
Rostrom
Anil
Alexander
de Kalb
Consentian
Fred Lewis
State Court of Appeals
Hokesmith
Koverd
Macon Auditorium
Hoke
Bermetime
Mr. Smith
J. I. Anderson
Atlanta
Mith
Alerm
MP Anderson
Smith
T P A S Given Thanks By The State Convention
The Georgia Traveler's Protective Association figures in the state Democratic convention memorials praising the party for electing Hoke Smith for governor. A motion by McMichael and Maron reanohian aimed to back McLear, while opponents argued TPAs had no right to enter politics. The convention approved the motion and thanked the state delegation for support. Pope Browne was appointed railroad commissioner.
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Spe
Georgia
Travelern Protect ’ Association
Tel'berayionk
Motian
Mc McMichael
Maron
TPA 8
Poliics
Georgia Aision
Wasaredy
Ile Port
G. Hoke
No Other Name Presented at Convention Amid Delegates Shout
Delegates shouted as Smith mounted the rostrum and accepted, while no other name was presented to the convention. The scene centered on finalizing the slate with Smith at the podium and no rival candidates mentioned.
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Smith
McClendon Nominated For A Commission
The state democratic convention in Macon Georgia nominated McClendon for a commission after a lengthy debate on the party platform especially the adoption of the South Carolina primary flaw. J I Anderson of Atlanta pushed for Smith’s nomination drawing loud support from delegates.
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South Carolina
Weather Forecast Fragments Across States
Forecaster notes showers and thunder storms in Georgia Wednesday and Thursday with light variable winds. Virginia and North Carolina showers and thunder, with variable winds. Light to moderate winds expected in portions of South Carolina and Florida. Texas and Louisiana forecast showers Wednesday with some fair conditions Thursday. Arkansas Tennessee and Kentucky mixed with showers, thunderstorms, and variable winds. Temperatures and precipitation totals unclear due to fragmentary text.
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Forscaat
Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
Carolina
Astern
Dinrida
Ventern Frida
Louisiana
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Roosevelt
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Ull
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Thomasville
Joseph M. Brown
Pepe Kaew
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Brown
Frem Pulaski
Page Brow
Annie
Hon Sowellanton
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Actiqmation
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Wan ‘Tun
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