Palma to resign and seek US intervention in Cuba crisis
The Cuban republic teeters as Palma's moderates threaten abdication to force U.S. interference. Taft presses for intervention while Roosevelt era officials weigh the risk of American guardianship and possible long Cuban control. The government splits, with Palma’s allies resigning and calls for an extraordinary session to address the crisis.
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Shooting on UNC campus shocks Charlotte community
Prominent Freviman class member Hatch shot Ler Nellis, a Wilmington sophomore, on the University of North Carolina campus. Nellis was wounded in the right groin and taken to the infirmary in serious condition. Hatch fled to his room and held off would be captors with a pistol before surrendering after talks with President Ven able. He later explained to a newspaper correspondent and then surrendered to authorities. Both young men were socially prominent in their towns.
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Charlotte NC
Hatch
Freviman Clase
University of North Carolina
Lernard O Nell
Wilmington
O Neille
Onliege
Venable
Nellis
Hatchant
Holf
White and Black Duel in Madison County
In Commercero on September 25 a white man Robert Morrison and a colored man Peter Moon dueled over a private dispute. Morrison was shot in the hand Moon shot once in the throat and three others were wounded. I F Maxwell nearby was struck by Moon’s shot breaking his shoulder collarbone. Moon fled leaving the black man in the grain. the outcome uncertain.
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Commercero
Robert Morrison
Peter Moon
Hix
Madison County
Morrison
Moon
Maxwell
KUKLUX KLAN WAS BROKEN UP
Police in Augusta disclosed a secret Ku Klux Klan group and disrupted its operations. Detectives found locally printed regalia and gowns made by a tailoring shop, with remnants destroyed. Investigators identified links to a sermon and city events, while local officials moved to suppress further activity.
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Augusta Oo
Kuklux
Augusta
Iteratura
Thleh Reputy
Peace Returns to Gate City After Turbulent Crisis
Atlanta papers report end of days of unrest with quiet streets and calm crowds. Peace meetings draw large turnout at the court house. police standoff eases as arrests tied to Decatur and Peter Street bar area noted. The Constitution asserts it prints all verified facts and avoids rumor.
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Cornac
Nendolpo
Magruder
Atlante
Suve
Suve Coastal and Largely Attended Mass Meeting At the ‘Court Haus
Atlantana
Mora
Decatur
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Asa
Itamen Buch Fa
Courae
Second Hand Clothing Penalty Case In City Court
A city court session presided by Judge Voads addressed a case involving the sale of second hand clothing. The proceedings included allegations of unlawfully handling or trading goods in violation of state law.
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Mericina
Voads
Deel
Atlanta Citizens Meet to Pledge Law and Order
About 1 000 Atlanta residents gathered in Fulton county superior court for a chamber of commerce led meeting pledging to restore peace. A Ten Committee was named to confer with civil and military authorities to suppress disorder and reopen factories and workshops nationwide.
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Marty Bchlesinger
Jawlers Oche Rancay
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Bam D Jones
Clark Howell
Charles T Hopkins
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W. W. Landrum
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Atlante Journal
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Atlanta Georgian
Charles T. Hopkins
Inet
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Thie City
Chisena Ag
America
Ua Te Men Ang
Hopking
Ilopkina
Dogher
Charman
Harry Schlesinger
Louis Celetin
Ammone
George Mure
Pea
Law Abiding Citizens Denounce Rule Of Mob In Atlanta
A meeting of Atlanta citizens denounces mob rule after waves of violence and race driven crime. They condemn killings and injuries, urge authorities to crush anarchy, protect innocent men and women of both races, and vow to aid victims and support law and order efforts.
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Citisen
Abin
Chamber of Commerce
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Siolente
Atlanta Citizens Committee formed to aid authorities in restoring order
A citizens committee was created at the Fourth National Bank directors room to aid military and civil authorities in suppressing disorder in Atlanta. The group, formed after a Court House meeting, vowed to cooperate with Sheriff Major Woodward and Colonel Anderson, pledge surveillance for concealed weapons, disperse gatherings, and assist in policing to calm unrest.
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Court House
Nelma Major Woodward
Anderson
English
Citizena Committee
Nelan
Rosser
Cornel Andegon
Martial
Sin
Gore
Fulton County
Agelty
Blacks Fire on Militia Amid Raid and Arrests
A militia squad was fired upon from a negro house at Spring and Immanment streets around 11 p.m. No injuries. Three negroes were captured. two escaped. Weapons found in the house. Names and exact details unclear due to garbled text. One farmer is reported murdered. several arrested as suspects.
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Spring
Imanmient
Suldtera
Lemel
Wnth
All Factories Start Up This Morning in Full Force
All factories will start up this morning in full force signaling a rapid resumption of production. Officials urge safety checks and adherence to new operating guidelines as units return to full capacity.
Industrial Atlanta to Resume Normal Operations
Employers expect all plants to reopen soon with safety measures in place. Workers will be recalled and hours announced as industries return to full operation. Authorities and manufacturers stress protection for both white and Black employees while restoring usual productivity and curbing further disruption. Officials at Jamestown exposition committee meetings in Columbia discuss exhibit arrangements and related questions with future sessions planned.
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Sun
Atlanta
Hone
Ltle
Fu' Am
Turera
Weuvie
Newindustria
Go Naturall
Aind
Octopus Kills Man as Boat Is Struck in Mobile Bay
A fishing party in Migaiselppi Sound yesterday hauled in a 500 point octopus that attacked their skiff. The creature towed the boat astern for ten miles before the man was killed.
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Mobile
Ouile Ala
Migaiselppi Sound
Weather Forecast for Washington Wednesday and Thursday
Forecast for Washington on Wednesday and Thursday calls for brisk to high northeast to east winds. Geor gis Bain provides the outlook with cooler conditions and potential early autumn changes.
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