Demands to Know Authority For The President
Texas Democrat Beall lashes the President for usurping constitutional powers and pressuring the Judiciary. He accuses the President of appointing many judges, wielding power beyond prior leaders, and facing a Congress that kneels to him while condemning his tariff and race policies. The speech ends with a guarded verdict on the President’s place in history.
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Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Grant
McKinley
Beall
Senate
House
Congress
Paul Morton
Joe
White House
Eall
Broward names Milton to U.S. Senate vacancy
Gov. Broward today appointed William Hall Milton of Marianna to fill the late Senator William J. Bryan’s seat in the U.S. Senate. Milton, 42, grandson of former Gov. John Milton, is a banker and trust company executive. The appointment covers the unfinished term created by Bryan’s vacancy.
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Tallahassee
Fin
Gov. Broward
William Hall Milton
Marianoa
William J. Bryan
Florida
United States Senate
Milton
John Milton
Bonn
Marrianna
Mallory
Bryan
Will Appeal to Mayor Biddle Over Morgan Case
Prosecutors announce they will appeal the Police Commission decision exonerating Marshal Morgan. They claim the charges were valid and pressed for an open public hearing, asserting the Mayor should review the Commission’s report with full evidence. They say they will seek a hearing before Mayor Biddle.
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Marshal Morgan
Police Commission
The
Herald
Eltisann
Commonwealth
Daily Herald
B. Erwin
Alabama Democrats back Bur nett Was and set May primary date
Birmingham report says Seventh District Democratic Executive Committee praised Congressman Burnett Was and fixed the May 18 state primary. Delegates to Denver J R Rosson Cullman and Watt T Brown St Clair were endorsed as delegates. alternates Luke P Hunter De Kalb and W M Colman Marshall. Lector Judge L Fuller Cullman named with alternate B E McCord Marshall.
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Birmingham
Ala
Seventh District
Democratic Executive Committee
Burnett
Bryan
Ndersey
Denver
J. R. Rosson
Cullman
Watt T. Brown
St. Clair
Luke P. Hunter
de Kalb
W. M. Colman
Marshall
L. Fuller
B. E. McCord
Marshall Ft
Man Sells to Highest Bidder
New York March 27 A tale of three loves ends with Steve Garrick wed to Annie Markowic after a court finds he is hers despite Mary's bid. Annie valued him at 860 dollars, Mary offered 157 but failed. The judge ruled Steve belonged to Annie and the sale completed.
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New York
Mary Barna
Steve Garrick
Annie Markowic
Owen Mahon
Elizabeth
N. J
Steve
Annie
Mary
Wory Cent Lems
Juden
Strong Appeal for Civic Pride In Sermon at First Presbyterian
Reverend George H. Mack urged civic pride and cleanliness to a large congregation at First Cughborland Presbyterian Church. He argued dirt undermines self-respect and harms communities, urging citywide action against filth, poor housing, and unsanitary conditions to uplift culture and health. He cited tuberculosis and cholera risks, calling for peaceful church stewardship and public hygiene crusades.
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George H. Mack
Cughborland Presbyterian Church
Mack
Kirk
War on dirt begins at home declares civic rally
A call urges residents to combat urban squalor with soap, fire, rake, and paint. Citizens pledge to clean up dilapidated streets, overgrown backyards, and dusty sidewalks to restore pride, purity, and decency in the town and its homes. The campaign frames indoor virtue as the path to a cleaner environment.
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Elvic
Tragedy in Sandusky Woman Kills Lover Then Suicide
In Sandusky Ohio on March 28 traveling salesman E J Glendenning age 45 and Katheryne Hughes age 40 were found dead in her room. A bullet pierced Glendenning behind the ear and Hughes was shot through the eye. A revolver with two empty chambers lay between them. Both wore night clothes. A sister found the bodies and a crumpled letter signed Will lay on the bed. Letters signed Glen and Will suggest passion and denial. Police deem Hughes killed Glendenning and then committed suicide. Hughes a dressmaker and widow.
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Hughes II
Glendenning
Bank Peculations Exceed One Million Dollars in Pittsburg
Bank examiner swears out two indictments against Henry Reiber paying teller and John Young auditor of the Farmers Deposit National Bank charging embezzlement of 1,105,000 dollars. President Given states the defalcation and the effect on surplus and profits, with warrants served and bonds raised to 250,000 dollars each.
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Pittsburg
Henry Reiber
John Young
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Wm. T. Folds
United States
Lindsay
Reber and Young
T. Hart Given
Meat price surge hits Chicago markets
In Chicago on March 27 retail meat prices jumped by up to five cents per pound over two days. Porterhouse steaks rise to 27 cents, pork chops 12 cents, and mutton 13 cents. Wholesalers blame packers for the increases as retailers face 0.5 to 3 cent hikes.
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Chicago
Jeff Davis Man In Also Ran List In Arkansas Primary
In Arkansas primary returns from most counties show George W. Doneghey leading for Governor with Democrats nominating various state and federal officials. U.S. Senator James P. Clark is renominated without opposition, while Minor Wallace trails in the Seventh District race. Close contests persist in the Second and First Districts for seats and state offices as official counts loom.
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Little Rock
Ark
Gasette
Arkansas
George W. Doneghey
United States
James P. Clark
Minor Wallace
W. A. Oldeld
M. J. Manning
H. 8. Brundidge
R. B. Macon
Clyde Going
Jesse Hart
Carroll D. Woods
Supreme Court
C. C. Ludwig
F. B. Yates
G. B. Tucker
L. L. Coffman
Kirby
Herald Urges Delinquents to Pay Up to Continue
Fragmentary notice from The Herald urges delinquent readers to settle dues promptly to avoid stopping service. The text is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
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Herald
Earthquake Destroys Chilapa Town in Guerrero
Mexico City dispatch reports Chilapa, a 15 000 resident town in Guerrero, was shaken by two earthquakes and ensuing fires. Communications cut, relief efforts launched from nearby Chipancingo, with death toll and damage figures still undetermined.
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Mexico City
Chilapa
Guerrero
Chipancingo
Chilapas
Guerrnero
Carquake Belt
Chilpancingo
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MR. Roosevelt
W. Jd. Bryan
Biddle
Morgan
Alabama
WM. J. Bryan
DR. Geo. H. Mack
C. P
van Dyke
Babylonia
Egypt
Israel
Dir
Ehville
York
Jeff Davis
Doneghey
Mexico
Maury National Bank
Phoenix National Bank
Joe L. Hutton
H. O. Fulton
A. Dale
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Rwell Farm
John R. Gentry
Eolt Nace
McEwen
Ewell Barn
Ewell Farm
Spring Hill, Tenn
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