Republicans to Name State Ticket to Preserve Organization
United States Marshal W H Johnson, chairman of the Republican state central committee, plans a meeting in Atlanta between the 7th and 28th to finalize plans for a state convention and a Republican ticket. He said the move aims to strengthen the party now, with future opportunities possible if the outlook brightens. The committee has 18 members, evenly split across congressional districts. Officials referenced declined to comment on fares or politics, while a prominent Republican indicated a full ticket would be issued this year and announced soon.
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Republican State Central
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Rucker
Release of Ann O Delia Diss De Bar on ticket of leave
Private wire report states Ann O Delia Diss De Bar, once jailed for seven years for involvement with the Theocratic Unity cult, has been freed from Aylenbury prison on a ticket of leave after maxing good behavior. The case, tied to Theodore Jackson and a sweeping fraud saga, followed years of sensational headlines and multiple relocations from Chicago to New Orleans to Capetown and London.
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London
O'Delia Diss de Bar
Theodore Jackson
Aylenbury
Jackson
Theocratic Unity” Organization
Mme. DeBar
Buenos Ayres Arrives as Uruguay Hosts Honor Week
The Argentine cruiser Buenos Ayres arrived with Secretary Root and family in Montevideo marking a five day celebration. Decorations adorn the city as arches glow at night. A banquet honored Root praising Uruguay and its women. Mrs Root received a pearl necklace, Edith Root a five-strand necklace, and the son a fine horse.
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King Edward to Seek Kaiser Aid in Russia Peace Effort
London Aug 14 The forthcoming talks between King Edward and the Kaiser are seen as a bid to pacify Russia. The aim is a joint German British approach to ease tensions and push for a peaceful settlement. Edward travels to Kronberg for the meetings.
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Friederlehof
Shifting Gulf Stream Said To Increase Atlantic Heat
Boston August 14 Captain Jensen of the fruit steamer Admiral Schley says the gulf stream has altered its path. It now runs from latitude 34 degrees to 40 degrees 15 minutes within 25 miles of Nantucket light ship, changing the typical north and east course. Harvard scientist notes this could explain the recent heat and humidity along the Atlantic seaboard and the heavy sea fogs.
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Georgians at Annapolis Win Distinction Graduation Next Month
Special to The Georgian Portsmouth Aug 14 Two Georgians Midshipmen W P Beehler and Carter Land Wright will graduate from the United States Naval Academy Annapolis next month Their four year courses cut to a little more than three years due to officer demand They will receive diplomas on September 12 likely from Secretary of the Navy Charles J Bonaparte They stay for an accelerated term through the heated season before the summer cruise and then receive one month leave after graduation before duty afloat for three years and shore duty thereafter Other named graduates from Florida South Carolina Louisiana and Alabama are listed with their home states and names.
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Alabama
Robert Allen Burfott
Harvey William McCormack
David Graham Copeland
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Clyde Russell Copeland
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Arthur William Prank
Philip Huston Hammond
Irving Hall Mayfield
Louisiana
William Henry Lee
North Carolina
Storm's Fury Brings Sadness Second Time to Yeager Home
Special to The Georg a. Aug. ds Mre. C. H on was killed at her Lindale home during a terrible storm yesterday. The room she sat in was torn apart and a large tree, over 100 years old, was struck nearby. Yeager, who had lost his first wife and daughter in the Galveston disaster, faced further tragedy as several children were shocked. Crops suffered damage from the wind in Rome area.
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John P. Davis
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Senate Clears Mass of House Bills in Tuesday Session
Georgia Senate dispatched a large stack of house bills with many second readings while special orders lined up for Wednesday morning. Debates touched pension revisions, monument funds, and numerous local charters and city courts across counties from Burke to Baker and beyond.
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Georgia
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Appropriations Committee
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Oglethorpe Monument
Soldiers Home
Louisville and Nashville Builds Temporary Shed Permit
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad was granted a permit on Tuesday morning to erect a large shed. The project aims to accommodate expansion, with construction planned to begin early next year.
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Ana Cost
Aly Heron
Bishop OConnor Talks With Pope In Vatican Meeting
Rome, Aug 14 reports the Vatican received Bishop O'Connor of Washington in a cordial audience. O'Connor, rector of the Catholic university at Washington, discussed religious affairs with the pope.
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Fall of Teller Chisolm Attributed to Bucket Shop Deals
Special to The Georgian Birmingham Alabama August 14 Alexander charged with embezzling from First National Bank about 100000 will post 50000 bond to face US commissioner next Monday for preliminary trial W L Sims and C Mr Hayes named as stock and cotton book managers Also warrants issued against Hayes and P G Smith ex change clerk Details show large sums secured by bonds and dates bank rear and marshal involved
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Rich Widow Trust Fleeced Eligible Husbands Revealed
Federal officials describe a matrimonial bureau run by women led by Mrs Hamilton and Mrs Brown that lured men into lavish apartments bought on installments then vanished with unpaid debts. The scheme involved buying costly furniture and posing as wealthy widows seeking husbands.
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Hoke Smith Managers Ready With The Cash
Special to The Georgian. Columbus Ga August 14 The Democratic executive committee faced a funds dilemma for the primary expenses but was eased by friends of Howell and Smith offering to share and deliver the needed funds Captain J J Slade and L F Garra backing Smith's campaign pledged the Smith portion. Howell supporters have not yet acted but indicated they would cover their share.
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Thaw Witness: Evelyn Thaw To Testify In Stanford White Case
New York reports Mrs. Evelyn Thaw will testify for husband Harry K. Thaw in his murder trial. She plans to reveal details of White’s circle and the day of the tragedy including a roses note. Thaw’s arrest in Wilkinsburg after their marriage is noted.
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Grand Jury Moves on Local Ice Situation Hearings
New York on August 14 reports the grand jury plans both sessions to focus on the city ice supply. Some jurors intend to compel testimony from specific individuals, and will call witnesses regardless of Jerome’s stance.
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Grand Jury
Jerome
House Rejects Measure to Create Lieutenant Governor Post
The House defeated Senator Wheatley’s bill to establish the office of lieutenant governor after a morning debate. A substitute by Mr. Felder of Bibb also failed, as it sought cabinet succession in vacancy but fell two thirds short. The session also saw debate on rail liability suits and a committee referral on a state supervisor of teachers institutes.
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Friends of Bryan Contemplate Presidential Candidacy
The report cites an interview with William J. Bryan conducted by a French news agency. He says candidacy discussions require consulting friends and notes possible international travel to Australia and New Zealand after the November elections. The piece also covers unrelated legislative debates on succession and other bills in progress.
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State Sanitarium In Excellent Shape
The report states the state sanitarium is in excellent condition as inspected by the office, highlighting maintained facilities and orderly operations. Official findings emphasize stable quarantine rooms, clean wards, and adequate staffing to support ongoing care.
Insufficient readable text for a proper headline
Fragmentary wire copy from Philadelphia August reports on Wayne county action. Story mentions the Hudson River and coal but lacks clear event, dates, or entities to summarize coherently.
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