Senate adjournment clash during heated floor remarks
The Senate adjourned amid fierce exchanges over floor rules and chair authority. Senators Felder Peacock Henderson and others attacked actions by President Flynt and Speaker Slaton while debates on adjournment and a con conference report continued.
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Senate
Felder Peacock Henderson
Martin Williford Akin
Stephens
Knights
Shelb
Awe Genel
Autor Cratre
Nea
Flyrns
Raights
Felder
Messrs Jones
Meriwether Tuggiv
Troup
Slaton
Wileh
House of Representaties
Genera
Gmp
Whale House
Fe Usd
House of Represents
Aves
Meriday
Senae
Tie Senate
House
Fause al
Eonailer
Noase
General Assembly
C Langston Dead From Injuries On Train Link
C Langston switchman on the Western and Atlantic Railway died from injuries suffered near Simpson Street Wednesday afternoon. He was 31, leaving three wives and two children.
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Langston
Western and
Aflante Railway
Wa K
Simpson Street
Fatal fire at Bedford Avenue church home injures five
A gas explosion at the home of Rev Father George Misqual of the Greek Orthodox Catholic church in Bedford Avenue caused two deaths by burning and serious burn injuries to two others. Five women were injured by falling walls and four more persons sustained minor injuries.
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Pitsburg
Fivo
George Misqual
Bedford Avenue
Independent Party speakers urge loyalty to reform in Richmond
In Richmond on September 10 an Independence Party rally featured Thomas Le Hisgen, John Temple Graves, and Clarence J. Shearn. Graves claimed the South must back new leadership and pledged honesty, urging voters to abandon old party loyalties and support a platform for radical change and protection of farmers and honest finance.
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Richmond
Republicans
Clonk
Protection
Friends of the Trusts
Democrats
Independence Party
Thomas le Hisgen
Massachusetts
John Tample Graves
Atlanta
Clarence J Shearn
New York
Hingen
Bean
Bryan
Oie
Roger Silivan
Tom Taggart
Charlie Murphy
Ryan
Belmont
Whitney
Brian
Wast Graves
John Temple Graves
War of the Republicans Still On in West Virginia
Parkersburg September 10 The split in West Virginia Republicans continues after national officials recognize the Swisher ticket Denison denounced by party leaders E M Grant Bancoin Republican State Committee declares no unease among good government supporters The Lincoln Republican ticket faces fundraising and candidate changes with Swisher for governor as a focal point.
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Parkersburg
West Virginia
Denison
Tincoln Repubican
E M Grant
Bancoin
Republican State Committee
Republican National Committee
Merveille College
Grant
Wargare
Ville College
William Iter
Friends ‘of Good Government
Roneld
Lincoln
Uicket
Charles W Swisher
Weir Blake Concordia Wedding Timed in Georgia
News of Miss Bate Weir of Decatur Ga and D P Blake of this place as they wed at Mr Blakes home. Miss Weir, daughter of A 4 Weir alias Sarge Plunkett, hails from Concord. The couple greeted by friends, a band, and a reception planned by the groom’s sister Mrs Coppedge. Blake serves as mayor and county commissioner. Also notes a Russian dirigible flight near St Petersburg lasting forty minutes.
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Weir-Blake
Concordin
Bate Weir
Decatur Ga
D P Blake
Miss Weir
4 Weir
Atlanta Constitution
Sarge Plunkett
Wr Weir
Concord
Blakes
Coppedge
Griffin
Binke
Host in Parade Sparks Catholic-Protestant Clash in London
London reporters recount protests planned as Roman Catholic prelates attend a eucharistic congress. An injunction to bar Archbishop Bourne from carrying The Host in a Sunday procession is pursued by Protestants, while authorities seek to maintain order along Royal Oath Street. The congress is framed as a pivotal religious moment in Britain.
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London
Protestant Alliance
Bourne
Teressary
eUchoen
England
Cardnal
Vannuttell
Fark
Tagland
Sneng
Hal
Heaven
Arcami
Isiop
Montreal
Societes
Old Kingdom
Campaign to curb illegal drug stores across the nation
At the annual American Pharmaceutical Association convention resolutions urge cooperation with local authorities to target blind tiger drug stores in dry regions. Nonarugists are accused of employing registered druggists while running saloons, and campaigns will be waged against these practices.
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Maria Ansociations
American Pharmaceutical Association
Ceran
Big Fish Firm Fails Receivership in Federal Court
In a September 19 action Judge Bethea placed the oyster firm A Booth & Lo in receivership. Alfred Booth of Baltimore and Linen Thread Company of New York were petitioners, with W J Chaim Jr. named president and Commercial National Bank Deposit Company appointed receiver. Bonds at 20000. Claims list liabilities at 5500000, assets at 8000000. Company blamed on capital inadequacy and local economic downturn. Also: Des Moines reports standpatters and progressives seek adjournment of legislature to November 24, tied to long term nomination prospects.
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Clurcage
Booth & Lo
Bethea
Federal District Court
Linen Thread Company of
New York
Alfred Booth
Battimore
Chaim
Commercial National
Des Moines
Iowa
Patera
Why oil prices vary in Georgia
New York September 0 Special deputy attorney general Frank Kellogg pressed for letters from Standard Oil officials in a U S circuit court case. The government seeks forty letters by Maxon, a Standard agent, about alleged sums paid to obtain competitor shipment information. Collings testified price differences arose from freight and local conditions, with Atlanta at different levels from Savannah and Augusta, while the government probes possible price manipulation during a Dime Oil Company acquisition.
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York
Kellogs
Stat
Standard Gil Company
New Jersey
United States Circuit Court
St EF Collings
Standard OH Company
Kentucky
Ward
Collings
Franklin Burds
M Maxon
Standard
W . Lilliott
Cincinnati
Standard Oil Company of
Railing Vmployees
Stantation
Certai Southern
Cofngs
Atlanta
Savannay
Augusta
Seaboard
Kelogg
Dime Oil Company
Provisional Sheriff Election Upheld by Judge Nor Ris
In Alabama after a contested election, Judge P Long seated populist H i Nor ris as sheriff by six votes in the late general election. The Democratic candidate was declared elected by six votes and Nor ris plans to appeal.
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Momie Aia
Apecal
Longshye
Columbiana Shelby
Alabama
H i Norris
JFL
Democratic
Suiwe Longshure
Sea Serpent Reported Sighting Ends in Capture by Irish Fisherman
A message from the Lope landstands amali group reports that a local Asherman near County Down shot and killed a sea serpent-like creature, capturing a body reported 11 to 90 feet long with a fan-shaped tail and a seal-like head. Several photographs were taken.
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Belfast
Lopelandstands @ amali
County Down
Savage Attack On Woman Shocks Kenosia
Miss Anna Doherty, a long time Kenosia resident, survived a brutal assault leaving her with over forty wounds. Suspect Henry Bushman, a plumber’s helper, was arrested after a violent encounter near downtown Kenosia. Bushman was later moved to Racine as crowds surged while police set a wide cordon.
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Cheago
Anna Doherty
Kenosia
Wis
Kenosha
Henry Bushman
Racine
Miss Doherty
Bushdanci
Misa Doherty
Jean Disney
Bushman
Plumbers
Miss Doherty Sae
Man Charged With Murder In Rustin Shooting In Austin
County Attorney English filed a murder in the first degree complaint against Charles E. Davis over the death of Dr Frederick Rustin. Dr J P Lora testified Davis may have been seen near the Rustin home shortly after the shooting as a man matching the description staggered along the street two blocks away.
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Davie
Resatin Nome
Omaha
English
Charles E . Davis
Frederick Rustin
J P Lora
Rustin
Davis
Austin
Ay Ng
Dr Lord
Unio
Rich Woman Found Dead in White Attire with Jewels
A New York millionaire's wife, Mrs Hares Harvey, was discovered in spotless white, covered in jewels, at the Short Hills estate of Stewart Hurishorn. She wore a diamond tiara and pearl necklace, with a fortune in gems on her person, and reportedly died by suicide after years of illness and family grief.
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Newars
Aston Harve
Stewart Hurishorn
Short Hills
Ivy
New York
Hares
Ashton Harvey
Millionaire Corporation
Broadway
Short Hill
Harvey
Dorothy
Harold
Verda
Miss Dubarr
Tolstoi Celebrated in Russian Newspapers Today
Tolstoy dominates Russian papers on September 10 with celebratory reviews of his life and works. Critics praise his genius and early novels while downplaying attacks on government and liberal movements.
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Tolstoed
Peteersburg
Russia
Tolstoi
Tne
Bloody affray in Richmont ends with marshal killed
A deadly shootout in Richmont Virginia last night left Deputy U S Marshal Rutherford dead after exchanging gunfire with local officers. Police Chief Bryant was wounded in the right arm, Officer Craft and an unidentified man were injured, and two drunkenness suspects were arrested on the way to the station. Bryant denies firing at Rutherford as the marshal died from a shot to the head.
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Richmont Wo
Iman
United States
Bullheridorid
Bryant
Willan
Arthur Elliott
Rutherford
Craft
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Hilcott
No Boll Weevil in Floyd County Reported
A reader notes there is no boll weevil in Floyd County as feared but says the pest destroying cotton is boll worm. Georgia may see the pest reach Floyd in eight to ten years while ranges are being checked, according to M Davie of the Farmers Union.
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Floyd County
Georgia
Staccaja
M Davie
Farmers Union
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