Foraker Denies Oil Charges in Senate Debate
The text discusses Senator Foraker denying oil company charges amid a heated debate over anti trust and corporate influence. It references investigations, letters, and testimonies about possible improper relations with the Standard Oil trust, and notes reactions from figures like Hearst and Taft, with mention of archbold correspondence and legislative maneuvers.
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Fragmented Text Speculates on Presidential Appointment
A garbled passage discusses possible presidential actions regarding a judge appointment and mentions names like Ragett and Browns. It hints at Senate action and public reaction, with unclear details about statehood measures and administrative witnesses.
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Senator Melauins stance in political shifts noted
The report records Melauin discussing introductions to political figures, his stance amid a party primary, and his decline to run again. It recalls his long admiration for President Roosevelt and comments on bipartisan support for Roosevelt’s popularity.
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Mrs Braxton Bragg Dead in New Orleans
Mrs Liza Bragg widow of Major General Braxton Bragg of the Confederate Army died here at age 83 after general weakness. Death occurred on September 20, the anniversary of Chickamauga victory. Funeral services will be held at 9 tomorrow from her brother Wood Filia’s residence, and the body will be moved to Mobile for a second service and burial beside her husband. Confederate organizations plan to attend.
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Waterworks pump house delayed to November amid blame game
General Manager Woodward says pump house at Hempalli station should have been finished by October 1 but contractors failed to meet deadlines. City Engineer Clayton and City Engineer Griffin note contract issues and a board meeting is set for Monday to determine responsibility as machinery ships are halted and a January 1 payment deadline looms.
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Mansfield-lev Wedding Ties New Orleans and Atlanta
Mr and Mrs Juan B Mansfield of New Orleans arrived in Atlanta at the Piedmont hotel to receive congratulations after their New Orleans wedding held Wednesday evening. The groom, a Georgia Tech graduate and longtime Atlanta resident, now heads the General Tyre Ratinguisher Company in New Orleans. The bride, Anita Clothilde Levis, daughter of August Levis of New Orleans, was presented by her father. Notre Dame cleric Rev Robison officiated with Mrs D F Harrizon as matron of honor and Alfred Hero, a Georgia Tech alumnus, as best man. The ceremony took place at the bride’s parents’ residence.
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World Breaking Records At Southern Shorthand and Business University
The Southern Shorthand and Business University reports record enrollments and placements after short Graham shorthand courses. New students began September 1 with many set to start Monday, while graduates like Wiss Maléa R Deas and Charles Jennings cite rapid career advancement. Briscoe presides in Atlanta with Arnold as vice president.
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Couple Tour to Cities Ends in New Orleans Home
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