State Democratic Convention Debates Uniform Delegate Plan
Delegates debate a proposed resolution to form a uniform method of selecting delegates for state conventions. The plan aims to prevent disenfranchisement and ensure fairness across counties, with a temporary roll call authority for uncontested counties and broad powers for the State Committee to guide party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Bradrd
W. J. Hwing
J. M. Davis
State Committee
W. T. Murray
C. EB. Snodeo
J. D. Hunt
Rioy
Hke
State Democratic Extire Committee
Ae Ee
John M. Davis
MD Snodgrags
Maj. Stabimen
Je Hunt
Morgan
C. Fitzpatrick
Pitapatrick
Auld
Jno
M. Davin
State Democratic Executive Committee
Canyenbe
Local Market Quotations Show Low Bacon and Ham Prices
Quotations from local seed and grain dealers show bacon and hams selling at around 10 cents per pound with many producers holding back. Egg demand rising slightly, turkeys and other produce showing mixed prices. Prices listed cover cabbage, potatoes, fruit, citrus, celery, seeds, flour and grain, with various per unit or per bushel figures from farmers and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Tena, Jan
Atore
Grass—Prom
Deaths From White Plague Heaviest In Memphis
Tennessee reports 1,668 deaths from consumption last year with 8,032 cases. Memphis and Shelby county led in deaths at 458, including 268 in Memphis proper, while Washington county had 640 cases and 90 deaths. Nashville reported 237 deaths. Davidson county outside the city 60 deaths with 76 cases.
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Nashville
Tenn. Jun
Tennessee
Memphis
Shelby County
Washington County
Davidson County
Missing Mount Royal Found After Fears For Crew
A cable from Halifax reports the Canadian Pacific Liner Mount Royal, missing off Hastnet Ireland, has been located. The Mount Royal left Antwerp December 7 for St John New Brunswick carrying 304 immigrants and a large cargo. The Lake Manitoba was sent from Liverpool to the search area.
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Halifax
Canadian Pacific
Mount Royal
Hastnet
Ireland
Liverpool
Canadian Pacific Steamer Lines
Lake Manitoba
Aaw
Moun Royal
Antwerp
St. John
N.B
Mills Fully Restore Employment in Cleveland Area
Cleveland on January 6 16 000 workers returned to work as general business activity resumed. In addition another 20 000 to 40 000 men were likely reemployed across northern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Morthann
Ohio
Faithful Negro Goes to Reward
Larkin Smith died Tuesday night after years of service to W. C. Cherry and family. A respected member of the local colored community, he was faithful in duty and active in several secret orders, noted as one of the most prominent figures of his race in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin “Smith
Larkin
W. C. Cherry and
Emergency Currency Bill Seeks 25 Million Issue for Banks
Washington reports that the Senate Finance Committee will propose a maximum emergency currency of 25 million dollars. Notes will be backed by bonds eligible to savings banks in New York and Massachusetts, including municipal and first mortgage railroad bonds never defaulting on interest. The program limits currency to National banks with a treasury board deciding bond acceptance terms. This currency bears a 6 percent tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
New York
Massachusetts
Secretary of the Treasury
Erie County Republican Committee Reverses Taft Endorsement
In Sandusky Ohio on January 6, the Erie County Republican Committee rescinded March resolutions backing Secretary Taft for president. Twenty one of thirty members met in person or by proxy, voting fifteen to two. Carl B. Clark was deposed as chairman amid claims the prior Taft resolutions did not reflect public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Erie County Republican Committee
Taft
Ohio
Carl B. Clark
Philip Ecoverva
Arly
Philip
London
Kenith
Anson
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted by Resident Testimony
Columbia resident J. T. Wright of Main Street recalls using Doan's Kidney Pills four years ago after endorsement. He reports relief soon after use and notes improved kidney secretions. The ad claims Doan's pills cure sick kidneys and prevent dropey and Bright's disease, urging readers to buy at local drugstore.
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Columbia
Gisbetes
Bright
Mia
J. T. Wright
Sign Street
Tenn
E. Ir. Wright
Doan
Aulams & Martin's
All Fosters
Price
N.Y
Foraker Plans Court Appeal Over Ohio Primary Fight
Napoleon Jan 6. Senator J B Foraker engages in a move to halt the primaries set to decide Ohio Republicans for the presidency between him and Taft. A secret conference produced a petition to enjoin county election boards from conducting the primaries. The suit will be filed after the boards fix a primary date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
J.B. Foraker Kile
Ohio
Missionary Work Praised At South Columbia Revival
Strong review of revival services at South Columbia Methodist Church. Rev. J. A. Molloy preached powerfully on Luke 19 10 about seeking and saving the lost. Sermon highlighted missionary endeavors by the Fields of missionary effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Coumbia Methodist Church
J. A. Molloy
Mysterious illness and urgent flight in village turmoil
A distressed scene unfolds as Philip Anson suffers a grave illness after a domestic crisis. Doctors, a worried Evelyn, and a wary police presence coordinate care, telegrams, and a planned departure to York for treatment. The village reels while a desperate plea for help travels with a cautious, hopeful effort.
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Erie Company Republican Committee
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King of Diamonds
Louis Tracy
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