Watson Seeks Temporary Injunction in Georgia Primary Contests
Thomas E. Watson obtained a temporary injunction from Judge B F Walker restraining the Democratic state executive committee subcommittee from settling contests arising from the recent Georgia presidential primary. The hearing set for May 14 aims to delay final decisions as debates over county delegations and a possible convention roll continue. Senator Hoke Smith and Watson supporters plan to influence the Atlanta May 18 convention.
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Rule Ten Void, Perry Counters Dean in Debate
H H Perry refutes Dean's defense of Rule 10 as unconstitutional to curb party conventions. He argues Congress or state law cannot dictate convention action, preserving voters’ sovereignty. He recalls 1914 Macon case and asserts the convention’s autonomy rests on democratic principles.
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One Great Funeral for Storm Victims in Peggs Oklahoma
The Peggs tornado death toll reached fifty seven with many seriously injured, officials report a single mass funeral for the victims as communities of Muskogee Tahlequah and Peggs coordinate aid. The farming village suffered widespread damage and almost no insured structures remain.
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Carrollton Trade Territory Coverage Doubled by Twice-Weekly Paper
Advertiser declares coverage of Carrollton trade area at lower cost by using a newspaper that serves the field twice a week. The pitch stresses broader reach and savings for local merchants.
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Newspapers Are Not Profiters Defense Letter
The Minneapolis Tribune argues that rising costs force higher subscription and advertising rates. It notes wages and newsprint have surged 25 to 50 percent, with postal costs and country delivery also up, threatening papers without income gains.
Prag Day Stag Event Report Omitted
A brief historical item notes a Prag Day celebration with local attendees and an Ot repy connection, detailing the public event without sensational detail and highlighting community participation and timing.
Colling Man of Owe Wou Lisv Thog Tray
A damaged OCR fragment appears to contain garbled text with no clear events or identifiable names. The readable portion cannot establish a concrete person, place, or action for a traditional news summary.
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Salvation Army Drive Battles Poverty and Mercy
The Salvation Army campaign calls for public support to sustain fifty years of work in fighting poverty sin and misery. It highlights volunteers aiding boys and girls and aiding communities across the state in a steady extension of its humanitarian mission.
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Salvation Army Aid Noted In World War I Diary
A Carroll County diary entry from Stainville France on November 8 1918 recalls 27 days in the Argonne frontline with 60 surviving of 200, the Salvation Army lasses delivering hot chocolate doughnuts and cheer. The writer urges support for the Salvation Army drive to fund their work for another year.
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Diet and bowel care through age and work guidance
For a weak stomach the advice is to follow a diet suited to age and occupation and keep bowels regular. If you have overeaten or are constipated, take one Chamberlain's Tablet.
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