Roosevelt backs woman suffrage on Chicago platform
Theodore Roosevelt told Judge Lindsey in Denver that he favors woman suffrage and will include an unequivocal declaration in his Chicago convention platform. He previously left the decision to women themselves, saying the question should be submitted to them.
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Oyster Hay
Theodore Roosevelt
den B. ‘Lindsey
Denver
Chicago
Lindsey
Roosevelt
Engamore Hill
Colorado
Congressman's Death Shocks Capitol as He Is Killed
Representative Nobert C. Wicklife of Louisiana dies after being struck by a train on the Southern railway tracks at Potomac Park. The engineer saw him too late to stop. The House adjourned upon news. memorial service to be scheduled.
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Wickliffe
Washington
Nobert C. Wicklife
Louisiana
Southern Railway
Potomac Park
House
Offce
Democrats Plan New Campaign Chairman Role
In Baltimore Maryland, several members of the Democratic National Committee are quietly drafting plans to create a new office titled chairman of the campaign committee. The appointee may or may not be a member of the national committee and will be chosen by the presidential candidate after a conference with the new committeemen. The national chairman will stay actively in charge of the campaign.
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Traltimore
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Greenville feud ends in killing near Woodberry
O C Walton a Greenville planter shot and killed W M Evans and Oscar Evans near Woodberry in a family feud. Witnesses say Walton acted in self defense. no arrest was made. Evans elders were respected planters with connections.
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Greenville
Georgia
O. C. Walton
Jug
W. Mvans
Oscar Eyana
Woodberry
Waa
Walton
Evang
Evanses
Underwood Chooses His Nominator After Alabama Talks
Washington report says Representative Underwood of Alabama will decide which man will nominate him for the Democratic presidential nomination after talks with Senator Bankhead and Representatives Hellin and Bankhead. The final choice remains in doubt as Bankhead weighs rival claims.
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Underwood
Washington
Alabama
Hawkhead
Hellin
Bankhead
Hughes Not a Candidate for Presidency Says Justice Hughes
Justice Charles E. Hughes of the United States Supreme Court, with his family, has gone to the Adirondacks and taken a camp at Lake Placid for the season. He denies any political ambitions and will not permit his name to be used as a presidential nominee.
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Hughes
New York
Charles 2
United States Supreme Court
Adirondacks
Almmer
Lake Placid
Chicago
Justice Hughes
Corruption Charges Roil Taft Roosevelt Republican Split
In Chicago leaders from both sides accuse each other of bribery and theft as Taft and Roosevelt factions threaten a split. A McKinley Taft bureau statement alleges Roosevelt operatives sought to sway delegates, with talk of a Progressive party and third candidate compromise. Taft wins 40 votes after national committee settlement of contest cases.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Wiliam Flynn
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Dixon
McKinley
National Committee
Fear of Pellagra Sparks Debate in Spartanburg
Dr Joseph F Sij er of the Thompson McFadden pellagra commission told the South Carolina Press Association that pellagra phobia is a defined disease and newspapers should avoid sensational reports. He cited sensationalism as exaggerating the illness fatality and urged careful coverage.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Thompson-McFadden
New York Post
Graduate
South Carolina Press Association
Joseph F. Si Jer
Crop Conditions Report shows national slight improvement
Crop conditions on June 1 averaged for the United States were 0.3 points above the same date last year. The north Atlantic states saw above average crops due to favorable hay prospects, while the far Western and Northwestern states were above average. Southern cities and the North Central states east of the Mississippi remained below average. West of the Mississippi in the North Central region conditions were only slightly above average.
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Washington
United States
North Atlantic
North Central
Mississippi
New Life-Boat Regulations For Ocean Steamers
New life-boat rules require all ocean steamers entering American ports to carry enough life boats for every passenger and crewman. Coastwise, lake, and sound steamers must also have life boats, with a May 16 to September 15 travel exception for certain cases. Roosevelt in Chicago addressed supporters amid campaign activity and denounced corrupt politicians.
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Washington
American Porta
Steamboat Inspection Revirey
Nagel
Lake, Hay and Sound
Two Aeroplane Fatalities At Army Test Near Washington
Lieutenant Leighton Hazlehart of the Seventh Infantry A. S. A. and Alfred L. Welch, a Wright Brothers aviator, died when a government contracted airplane collapsed at the Army Aviation Field near Washington. The crash occurred during standardized tests. cause remains uncertain. An army board will investigate as onlookers, including several officers, could offer no explanations. Welch was torn from the wreckage. Hazlehart’s skull injuries were severe. Both deaths appeared instantaneous.
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Washington
Leighton W. Hazlehart
J. Seventh Infantry
Alfred L. Welch
Wright Brothers
War Department
Ahat
Savet Army
Sven
Welch
Hazelhurst
Hazelhurret
Foreigners flee Cuba as insurrection tightens control
Reports say Cotte in Cuba’s Cuban municipality is depopulated after General Antomaych’s proclamation ordering foreigners to leave within 24 hours. About 3,000 refugees gather at TI Cotre, with Palma Seriano also evacuated as authorities promise to curb property destruction. In Alaska, Karluk reports no signs of life on the mainland near Shellkof, raising fears for residents.
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Washington
Cotte
Antomaych
Nsurgenterées
Cuba
Cone
Devicée
TI Cotre
Palma Seriano
Montagudo
Conual
Gabon
Santiago de Cuba
Tuma
Loban
Cordova
Alaakae
Nedonda
Karluk
Shellkof Efratt
Afognak
Kodiak Island
Heldmann
Rejected Suitor Kills Woman Then Self in Salisbury Front Porch Tragedy
In Salisbury North Carolina Frank D Chunn shot and killed Miss Burttadette Roverhs after a second marriage proposal rejection. He then shot himself in the temple, dying beside her on the front porch of her uncle J K Roleche editor of the Salisbury Post. The killings occurred amid witnessed tension at the home in Sallabany.
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Sultor
Girt
Self
Greensboro
N. C
imAt Sallabany
Frank D. Chunn
The
Salisbury Post
Altost
Notice of Damages and Legal Proceedings in Carroll County
Legal notices from Carroll County Georgia warn that property owners are liable for bridge damages from obstructed or unsafe roads. A June 6 1912 date cites A F Broom Commissioner of Roads and Revenues. Also notices announce Letters of Dismissal for Anna I Reagin and leave to sell land for Calvin Hudson estate with deadlines in July 1912.
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Georgia
Carroll County
Gain County
Anna I. Reagin
J. E. Reagin
J. EE. Reagin
Naid
W. J. Millican
R. W. Adamson
Calvin Hudson
N. W. J. Millican
Carrollton Local Legislation to Amend City Charter
Notice of intention to apply to the Georgia Legislature for a focal bill. The measure would amend acts granting city authority to Carrollton approved September 9 1891 to fix mayor and council term and increase council size to six. It also seeks to amend City Code section 6172 chapter XVIII to set clerk qualifications duties create City Attorney and fix salary.
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Georgia
Carrollton
Local Bill Aims to Amend Carrollton Public Schools Act
Notice of intention to apply to the Georgia Legislature at Ita next session for a local bill captioned to amend the act establishing a system of Public Schools for the City of Carrollton approved November 26 1846 and amendments regarding school commissioners terms election timing taxation for school and other purposes
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Ita
Carrollton
Carrollton Area Sheriff Sales Amid Mortgage Foreclosures
In Carroll County on the first Tuesday in July 1912 the sheriff will sell in front of the courthouse various properties. Listings include two cotton bales, one bale, a mill feed gear, a half interest in a house and lot on Rome Street, ten shares of Carrollton Bank stock, and a lot No. 64 in the Eleventh district. Foreclosures arise from mortgages in favor of G W Burnett and Marshy Co versus K D Folds and others. The sale is at public auction for cash with notices dated June 6 1912.
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Georgia
Carrell County
Court House
Ceshhe
City Court of
Carrollton
G. W. Burnett
K. J. Gelly
Marshy & Co
K. D
Algo
Rome Street
J. L. Vaeighan
Grayroperty
Vaughan-Byodssx Proputy
Mid County
Superior Court
Nid County
Coweta Fertilizer Co
Farmers Union Warehouse Co
H. N. Stipe
Fife
W. A. Garrett
Good Farm for Sale Near Town with House and Barn
Seventy five acres north of town with a six room house and out-buildings. About half cultivated, rest in woods. One half in cultivation, balance in woods. Cheap for cash. Contact F N Daniel Carrollton Gr KR D 5. The Kryptok glass is a seamless bifocal. It never blurs like old cement. See Dr Shelfer for them.
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Dr. Shelfer
Freckle Cream Advertisement Promises Skin Improvement
A vintage ad touts Wilsons Freckle Cream claiming to remove freckles and blackheads from the face. It includes customer testimonial from Miss Lou Boyd and offers refunds if results fail. Product sold by druggists or by mail order with stamps required for samples.
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Mis Lou Boyd
Wilson
Charleston
Professional Cards BUFORD F BOYKIN Carrollton Attorney
Buford F Boykin attorney at law in Boykin Building represents Georgia Loan and Trust Co city and farm loans in Carrollton Georgia J M L Strickland dentist Carrollton Ga First Nat Bank Bldg Room 1a phone 149 J D Hamrick M D county physician and surgeon registered optician diseases of eye ear and throat phones office 73 residence 453 Carrollton aa
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Buford F. Boykin
Boy, In & Boykin Building
Georgia Loan and Trust Co
J. M. L. Strickland
Carrollton
First
Nat. Bank
J.D. Hamrick
J. H. Powell
Atlanta
Bell Phone
R, E, Foster
Bradley Bldg
Local Professionals and Businesses Listing Carrollton Georgia
A compact page listing area professionals including L Z Dorsett attorney J H Powell ENT physician J E Cramer dentist W Adamson lawyer Adamson Jackson lawyers loan brokers R D Jackson R E Foster physician surgeon L M Lovvorn dentist J T Coleman watchmaker and jeweler in Carrollton Bowden and surrounding areas with hours and contact notes.
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Henierdy
TYREE
Queen OF
South Atlantic
Central
Savannah
G&a
F.J. Robinson
Georgia School of Technology
Atlanta, GA
Ga. ‘Tech
K. G. Matheson
Ll.d
Draugho
Nest Colleges
Draughon
U. S
Draughon Colleges
Drauighan
Jxo
Draveuon
Nashville
AL Business College
Isonville, Fla
Nashville, Tenn
Warren S. Stone
Mr. Stone
Brothan Head of Locomotive Engineers
Army Aviation Field
City of
A. A. F. Broom
Commissioner Roads and Revenues
Sheriff's Sales
F. N. Daniel
Carrollton, Gr
Hamrick
Cor
Carrollton, Ga
L. Z. Dorsett
J. E. Cramer
Roop
W. Adamson
Carrollton Aa
Bradley Building
Adamson & Jackson
R, D, Jackson
L. M. Lovvorn
Bowden, Ga
J. T. Coleman
Carrolltogn
C. Boykin
Boykin Buildin
Gurts
J.B. F. Dial
Inn O
Newell W. J
Newell & Fielder Attorneys-At-Law
First National Bank
Beara
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