Tammany Rival Clash Causes Fatal Polling Place Shootout
In New York on Sept 21 during a primary clash on Second Avenue two Tammany factions fought near closing time. Forty shots were fired wounding three men. Frederick Encas 26 a pugilist John S Putcher 23 an engineer and Christopher Wright 22 a clerk. Lucas will die. Several arrests were made.
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Wreck and Rain Left in Wake of Great Storm
Widespread damage reported across western Mississippi after a major storm. Officials confirm wrecked buildings and flooded streets as residents survey the wreckage. Emergency crews respond to multiple incidents, with warnings of continuing rainfall and dangerous travel conditions.
New Capitol Building Unroofed at Jackson
After a night of terror caused by whirling wind and gulf coast hurricane the waters receding reveal a damaged Jackson scene. New Orleans left isolated as floodwaters recede, city streets show widespread destruction and disruption. Local authorities assess collapse and plan relief steps.
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New Orleans Safe Statement From Mayor Behrman
Mayor Behrman issued a statement denying a nationwide tale that New Orleans was destroyed by a tidal wave. He asserted the city, 110 miles from the Gulf, is safe from inundation and highlighted the city as one of the safest ports for shipping and people despite storm damage and temporary outages.
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Storm Damage Lays Waste Across Deep South
Communications collapse and heavy rain hinder news as hurricane plows from Florida to Alabama, veers into Mississippi and Tennessee. Four die in New Orleans and Mississippi towns report shattered buildings, damaged railways, and flooded roads. Widespread timber losses and wrecked bridges threaten interior counties. Jackson notes capitol damage. Telegraph lines resume slowly. improvised AP service links New Orleans with Atlanta and Memphis.
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Convict Albert White Kills Lokey At Tift County Table
In Tifton Georgia on September 21 convicts Charltia Lokey and Albert White were dining when White struck Lokey with a Hickory wagon bar, killing him instantly. White surrendered and was captured. Also on September 21 Mrs. Vaughn of Commerce Georgia died after a brief illness at age 70 and will be buried at Bima burial grounds.
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Statewiders' Forme Ticket Emerges In Tennessee Conference
Nashville Tenn September 21 The so called statewiders the prohibition faction of the democratic party in Tennessee met at state conference to perfect a state organization for enforcing anti liquor laws and for upholding election laws. A general committee of three from each district will oversee efforts to nominate candidates for governor and legislature. The conference favored candidates aligned with the movement over local option favorites and planned a finance committee to fund the effort. J J Hean of Moore County was elected chairman W W Barry of Henderson County secretary Luke Lea presided the conference which adjourned at 5 50 this afternoon.
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Eberhart Sworn In as Minnesota Governor
Adolph O. Eberhart, a 38 year old Swedish born attorney and Republican, was sworn in as governor of Minnesota in Paul on September 21. He came to Minnesota at age 10, later became a lawyer and entered politics. His birth name was Olsen and he adopted his wife’s surname after marriage to avoid local identity confusion.
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Like Father Vanderbilt Will Separate From Wife
New York reports William K. Vanderbilt Jr and his wife Virginia Fair have signed a separation agreement. Mrs Vanderbilt returns from Europe with children Muriel and William III. Belmont and Hirichs efforts to avert the split failed. formal announcement expected after her arrival.
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Peary to Keep Polar Grouch Undercover Leader
Retired commander Peary will continue to lead the Polar Grouch unit in undercover operations. The move solidifies his role as head of the group while maintaining secrecy and mission focus.
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Peary Declines Honors Until Pole Discovery Confirmed
Sydney N S September 21 Commander Robert E Peary will not accept receptions or honors until the pole discovery is settled by science authorities He said this after a noisy Sydney welcome and amid the sale of mementos and loss of records from the Roosevelt voyage He plans to send a general report to the Peary Arctic Club before a detailed statement of observations.
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Shot Sister in Law to Save Her Own Life
Brewton Alabama September 21 On preliminary trial here today Mrs Minnie Nowling who shot and instantly killed Mrs Fredonia Nowling her sister in law at Pollard Alabama last Wednesday was acquitted The trial was held before Magistrate McLellan who heard a score of witnesses They testified that Mrs Nowling shot her adversary in self defense Both women were prominent in that section.
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Death of Minnesota Governor Johnson in Rochester
Governor John A. Johnson dies at St Marys hospital Rochester after gastric ulcers and bowel abscess operations. Funeral plans set for St Paul and St Peter, with state capitol in mourning. Taft hails Johnson as a national figure in condolences to Mrs Johnson.
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Cook is hailed as polefinder by thousands in New York
Thousands of New Yorkers hailed Cook as polefinder amid celebrations in the city. The event drew crowds, with speakers praising Cook's role in guiding pole placement and urban design efforts.
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Rose Garland Thrown About Dr Cook's Neck
New York reports the homecoming of Dr Frederick A Cook after claiming polar exploration. He stands firm under scrutiny, vows to present a black and white record, and to bring American witnesses to confirm his pole journey. Crowds greet him aboard the Oscar II as wife and daughters reunite. public reception contrasts with officials missing.
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President Defends Pet Measure at Denver Rally
Taft declares that corporation tax relief will aid business and labor, while opposing tax hikes. He argues the proposed measure strengthens the economy and promotes fair treatment for corporations, urging support from voters and lawmakers.
Taft Defends Tariff System Shift Against Income Tax
President Taft argues the income tax is unworkable and dangerous, asserting that the tariff system replaces the need for income taxation. He claims the income tax would reward perjury and mislead the public, framing corporate taxes as preferable for national revenue and honesty.
Taft Defends Corporation Tax In Denver Speech
President Taft addressed a Denver audience advocating the corporation tax as the best form of income tax, while urging passage of a constitutional amendment to allow a direct income tax in emergencies. He noted the 1895 Supreme Court decision blocking an income tax and argued bond taxation would raise rates. The event followed Taft’s train journey from Gooland Kansas with James Garrett, a Democratic Colorado legislator, aboard Taft’s special.
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Weather Prophecy Partly Cloudy Georgia Forecast
Partly cloudy Wednesday and Thursday with moderate south winds. Weather forecast notes limited detail from Georgia region. expected mild temperatures and changing skies.
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