Nat Harris Club Formed in Macon for Harris Campaign
Supporters gathered at city hall last night to organize the Nat E Harris club aimed at backing the Macon gubernatorial candidate. Judge Harris is expected to speak at eight o clock Monday June 29 at city hall, with E Emanuel and other officers named to lead the group.
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Nat E. Harris
Macon
Judge Harris
N. Emanuel
C. H. Leavy
BE. H. Mason
Messrs
E. H. Mason
L. Ludwig
Max Isaac
George Fahm
J. T. Whittle
W. R. Townend
J. L. Stevens
L. Ludwig W. H. C
Ton
J. S. Dunnody
A. H. Cravatt
G. I. Fahm
H. F. duBignon
B. Padrosa
L. W. Beach
Julius May
E. L. Stephens
D. W. Krauss
Emanuel
Judge Jarris
Lossrs
L. J. Leavy, Jr
Whittle
President Wilson Shares Sweet Kiss With Little Girl
Laura Margaret Reily, ten, from Los Angeles, visited the White House with her parents and asked for a kiss from President Wilson. He granted the request and she left the White House joyfully smiling in a pink gown and bonnet.
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Washington
Wilson
Los Angeles
Cal
Laura Margaret Reily
Charles T. Reilly
Miss Reilly
White House
Wilsons mark 29th wedding anniversary without observance
Washington notes that today marks the 29th wedding anniversary of the President and Mrs. Wilson. No formal observance was planned as Frances B. Sayre and Miss Margaret Wilson are away.
Bill to abolish tips for porters and waiters on interstate transport
Senator Works of California introduced a bill in the Senate proposing a prohibition on tips given to porters and waiters aboard railroad trains and steamboats engaged in interstate commerce. The measure aims to regulate tipping practices across interstate carriers.
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Washington
Senator Works
California
Virginia Tobacco Growers
Joint Congressional Commission
$20 000 Damage Suit to Go On Trial Today
In Glynn superior court Mrs. Henry Girvin sues the Georgia Veneer and Package co for $20,000 over her son Ralph Girvin’s death from an accident at the factory. Ralph, employed there, fell into a vat of hot water, died soon after. The case, set for this week, is expected to occupy court with many witnesses. Represented by Krauss and Dunwody, the plaintiff faces Bennett, Twitty & Reese and Cravatt, with Ryals, Grace & Anderson of Macon for the defense.
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Glynn
Henry Girvin
Georgia Veneer and Package Company
This City
Ryals, Grace & Anderson
Macon
Wilson Pardons Four Labor Leaders in Dynamite Case
President Wilson commuted to expire at once the sentences of Michael J. Hannon Scranton Pa Frank H Painter Omaha Neb Fred J Mooney Duluth Minn and William Shupe Chicago all convicted in the dynamite conspiracy cases The other twenty defendants including the leaders must begin serving their sentences tomorrow in Leavenworth Clemency for John Jr and Paul J Morris St Louis was withheld to allow separate petitions
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Washington
Wilson
Michael J. H. Hannon
Scranton
Frank H. Painter
Omaha
Neb
Fred J. Mooney
Duluth Minn
William Shupe
Chicago
Leavenworth
John Jr, Y
Paul J. Morris
St. Louis
Rail request to cut Brunswick train service discussed
A Brunswick board of trade session reviewed A B and A railroad’s push to remove two passenger trains from the Brunswick Thalmann route. Officials noted the line operates eight trains daily and argued withdrawals at 9 15 pm and 11 15 pm would cause less hardship while saving costs. A full board of trade meeting is set for Friday at city hall to decide.
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Board of Trade
Brunswick-Thalmann
Transportation Committee
W. W. Croxton
Brunswick
Croxton
Douglas
Miners Riot in Butte Leaves One Dead and Two Hurt
In Butte Montana the Butte Miners Union hall riot between union factions caused one man to die and two others to be seriously hurt. Dozens of shots and more than twenty dynamite blasts damaged property valued at $100,000. Governor Stewart prepared to call state troops as deputies tried to quell the crowd. Ernest New was killed. Charles S. Moyer's whereabouts were unknown, with reports of him fleeing in a car and refuge in the county jail denied.
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Butte
Mont
Stewart
Elllena
Driscoll
Ernest New
Montana
Charles S. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Miners’ Hall
Cou
Grand Jury Recesses in Glynn County Justice Cases
After three days of hearings the Glynn county grand jury recessed until Monday morning. Investigations into charges against Justices of the Peace J. T. Lambright and J. R. Roberson continue, with several witnesses remaining. A verdict was anticipated yesterday but is not expected before Monday.
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J. T. Lambright
J. R. Roberson
Glynn County
Roosevelt Return Creates Stir Among Progressives
New York June 24 Theodore Roosevelt homecoming stirs Progressive leaders and friends as conferences gather at Oyster Bay. Wire messages from the Imperator say Roosevelt spent time after the liner’s voyage preparing a June 30 Pittsburgh speech. He has recovered from fever and will travel from quarantine to Oyster Bay by yacht.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
South America
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Pittsburg
Bossius
Fozs
Specimens Wanted for Glynn County Products Exhibit
The Glynn County Board of Trade seeks specimens of all Glynn county fruit nuts farm and truck products for an exhibit at the organization rooms. Secretary Weatherly urges local cooperation to gather samples and announce availability as crops come in to boost the exhibition and support the land settlement movement.
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Board of Trade
Glynn County
Weatherly
Glynn
King of Servia Abdicates in Favor of Alexander
Belgrade June 24 X King Peter I of Servia is reported to have abdicated the throne in favor of his second son Prince Alexander. The king left Belgrade for baths at Vranya and a note from the official agency says he entrusts government to Crown Prince Alexander during his absence. Peter I, seventy, ascended the throne June 15 1903 after King Alexander's murder.
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Belgrade
Peter I
Servia
Alexander
Vranya
Peter
Geneva
Trials of Big Aircraft America Near Trans Atlantic Flight
The America airship underwent successful trials in Hammondsport New York. Lieutenant Porte and George W A Hallett anticipate a July fifteenth start and a flight to cross the Atlantic with further tests planned. Porte praised the craft for easy control and fulfillment of his hopes.
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Hammondsport
N .Y
America
John ©. Porte
George W. A. Hallett
Atlantic
St. John’s
Porte
Treaty Negotiations Probe in Nicaragua Hearings Begin
Washington June 24 The Senate foreign relations committee will hear Severo Mallett-Prevot a New York lawyer who allegedly drafted contracts between bankers and the Nicaraguan government. Brown Brothers and Seligman Co and Charles A Conant of New York will appear later. The hearings will not be public.
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Washington
United States
Nicaragua
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Severo Mallet-Prevot
New York
Republic
Brown Bros. and Seligman Co
Chas. A. Conant
North Dakota Primaries Choose Statewide and Federal Candidates
North Dakota held primaries today to select candidates for United States Senate, the House, and several state officers. Voters also decided on amendments to the state constitution regarding woman suffrage and the initiative and referendum. Fargo, N D June 24 Primaries
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United States
Congress
North Dakota
Fargo
N .D
Denial of knowledge in Servian assassination plot
The article notes that he denied all knowledge of the assassination conspiracy while his majesty did not punish the conspirators who kept their ranks in the Servian army. The piece implies a cover or neglect by the crown regarding the plot.
City to Have Half Holiday for Game
About fifteen hundred fans or more are expected at the Brunswick ball park this afternoon for a triple purpose. To honor Otto Jordan and teammates for a strong road record, to thank the Brunswick Baseball Association for its effort, and to witness a likely lively game against Americus. The city will close two hours early as merchants join in a half holiday to allow workers to attend the benefit event raising funds for the association which has fallen behind this season. The Pilots return this morning on the Coast Line at 11 oclock after a record road trip unseen in Brunswick.
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Otto Jordan
Brunswick
Brunswick Baseball Association
Ana
Americus
Association
Mercury at 108 Reveals Brunswick Heat Wave
The Observer notes temperatures reaching 108 in the Brunswick post office building yesterday, beating Tuesday's 101 as a severe heat wave dominates the area. Forecasters offer no relief today, but expect temperatures to ease soon.
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Brunswick
Death of G L Gillespie Uncovers Family Ties in Parkwood
George L Gillespie uncle of Robert H Parker was found dead in his bed at Parkwood after visiting for two months. He had been in poor health but showed no illness before retiring Tuesday night. From North Carolina, his body was prepared by J D Baldwin and sent home for interment.
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G. L. Gillespie
R. H. Parker
Parkwood
George L. Gillespie
Robert H. Parker
Mr. Gillespie
North Carolina
Julian Scott Is Liberated After No Bill Returns
Julian Scott, a colored man, held in Glynn county jail four months on a murder charge, is freed after the grand jury returns a no bill. McIntyre, a boiler maker, was shot near 6th and Reynolds streets while walking home with a white witness present. A negro man with a woman was nearby. shots were fired killing McIntyre instantly.
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Glynn
Julian Scott
J. T. McIntyre
McIntyre
Reynolds
McIintyre
Scott
Tornado Sweeps Four States Killing and Wrecking Life
The storm swept North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin last night causing four deaths in or near Minneapolis and Watertown two fatally injured and many seriously hurt. Buildings wiped out in Watertown and Minneapolis with extensive property damage and telegraph and telephone outages. Casualties include Esther Munson and others. canoe accidents on Lake Harriet added to the toll amid debris and destruction.
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St. Paul Minn
Minneapolis
Watertown
SL. D
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Watertman
Carl Bacyland
Baby
Marie BE
Clove
Esther Munson
Louis Grams
Margaret Kelly
Lake Harriet
Loretta Grams
Jordan Minn
Grosvenor letter defends Jones in Harvester case
Edwin P. Grosvenor assistant attorney general wrote President Wilson stating that Thomas P. Jones recently nominated to the Federal reserve board had no connection with alleged illegal practices by the International Harvester company. The White House released the letter to support the President’s claim there is nothing in Jones relations with Harvester to disqualify him from the Federal board.
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Jones
Washington
Edwin P. Grosvenor
New York
International Harvester Company
Wilson
Thomas P. Jones
Federal Reserve Board
White House
Harvester Corporation
Federal
Grosvenor
Wickersham
Stamford Man Dies After Skull Fracture In City
Walter R. Ballou, ex city council member, died from a skull fracture after being found unconscious on a Stamford street. Mrs. Helen N. Angle, a divorced woman, is under arrest as investigations continue. Ballou visited Angle, a hat found in her room, and she admitted Ballou was at her apartments last night but denied any quarrel. Ballou was about 65 to 70. Angle is 40.
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Stamford
Conn
Walter R. Ballou
Helen N. Angle
Pallou
Angle
Ballou
Sue
Mexicans on Ouipo posts near Vera Cruz report
Persistent reports of sniping by Mexican federals on American outposts at Vera Cruz and rumors of constitutionalist advances toward Mexico City stirred military interest. Mediation prospects were described as hopeful as officials awaited Carranza envoys. Alfredo Breceda left New Orleans for Washington to discuss the Liberal party case.
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Washington
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
War Department
Funston
Huerta
Alae Breceda
Carranza
Carothers
Breceda
Niagara Falls
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