Palmer Campaign Fortunes and Wood Spending Revealed
Col. Wm Cooper Proctor testified he spent 500000 on the Wood campaign in 47 states with 19000 per state for publicity plus 8000 per state for expenditures. He noted 500000 raised and 1980000 total contributions not covered by gifts. Carlin said Joseph F Guffey gave 10000 to Palmer’s fund. other details flagged in testimony.
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International News Service
Washington
Wm. Cooper Proctor
Cincinnati
Leonard Wood
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Senate
Wood
Col. Proctor
California
Cal
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Col. Anti- Rubbermen” Bee
Ohio
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Palmer
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F. Guffey
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Guffey
Pennsylvania
Giffey
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Dupray
C Company
Crucible Steel Company
Wiliam Gooper Proctor
Dineitnati
Albany Census Recount Sought After Discrepancies
City residents press for a renewed national tally as Albany officials and the chamber of commerce recount Second ward. Federal figures fall short of estimates by more than 300, prompting calls to cooperate with enumerators and notify them of missed residents.
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Albany Chamber of Commerce
Sittason
Ppg
Cen
Upper Emsede
Federal
Crane Collapse in Florence Kills Three at Wilson Dam
A crane collapse at Wilson Dam near Florence Alabama results in three dead. Bayleas Broadfoot and Luther Fritz are named among the victims along with two African American workers. The exact sequence and identities of the other deceased are unclear from the fragment.
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Florence
Ala
Bayleas
Broadfoot
Wilson Dam
Here
Luther Fritz
Wong
Albany graduates receive recent diplomas in history class
The Albany school reports its largest graduating class on record as students celebrate widespread diploma fulfillment. Dowell enters a plea related to school improvement efforts aimed at bettering district performance.
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B. L. Malone
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R. W. Cowart
Dr. Cowell
Alabama
Spe
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Malone
Loyal Americans Plan Club House Officers Elected
The Westminster Club of Loyal Americans elected officers for the ensuing year and formed a building committee. About $550 was subscribed for a new nuclear fund as part of a monthly banquet at the church basement with talks on men’s work in the church.
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Westminster Club of Loyal Americans
Martha Billings
Tom J.rainey
Price Hamilton
FE. B. Johnson
Willoughby
King
Follo
A. D. Jervis
E. R. Wolfe
A. Wyatt
Hal Mullen
Neuclal
Legion Banquet Postponed After Membership Drive
The American Legion banquet scheduled to follow the membership drive has been postponed until next Wednesday night. Banquet committee members S. H. Wilds, Ralph White and Joseph A. Woods are finalizing details.
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American Legion
S. H. Wilds
Ralph White
Joseph A. Woods
Wood Loses Vote Tie In West Virginia Primary
National News Service reports early returns from yesterday's West Virginia GOP presidential primary show United States Senator Sutherland leading General Wood by about 8 000 to 10 000 votes. From 149 of 1 330 precincts tabulated Sutherland has 3 866 to Wood’s 0.
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Ational News Service
Chaton
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United States
Sutherland
Gen
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Bergdoll aGet $1000 Reward for Capture
Washington authorities announced an additional reward of 1000 dollars for information leading to Grover Cleveland Bergdoll the wealthy draft dodger. The offer came from Samuel T Ansell and Edward F Balje y former judge advocate general and Bergdoll's lawyers voiced urgent appeals to authorities of the war department.
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International News Service
Washington
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Samuel T. Ansell
Edward F. Bal Jey
Two Americans Seized by Carranza Slayers
News Service reports the American consul in Chihuahua was advised by the American Refining Co. of the seizure of two Americans, McDonald and Homer Carr, who were captured at Jiminez Chihuahua.
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Fa News Service
Chihuahua
American Refining Company
McDonald
Homer Carr
Jiminez
Commission Says Carranza Was Assassinated in Mexico City
The Obregon commission reports Carranza was assassinated in Mexico City and rejects Rodolfo Herrero’s claim that Carranza died by his own hand. It urges disregard of Herrero allies who were present at the shooting.
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International News Service
Mexico City
Funeral today for WSS Owen Miss Reba Owen 18
Funeral services will be held this afternoon at First Baptist Albany for Miss Reba Owen who died Monday night after swallowing poison after failing her final high school exam. Pallbearers include boys from the acting group.
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First Baptist Church
Albany
Reba Owen
Negro Woman Released After Murder Charge In Morgan County
Roxie Tarver, a negro woman held at Morgan County jail on murder charges in the death of Jim Woodruff, was released yesterday after arraignment for a preliminary hearing before county judge W T Lowe. Woodruff was stabbed with an ice pick following an altercation during which Tarver was struck by Woodruff.
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Roxie Tarver
Morgan County
Jim Woodruff
Dodge W. T. Lowe
Woodruff
Sugar Seizure Recommended in Chicago Notice
Chicago officials recommend seizure of 3,000,000 pounds of sugar held on railroad tracks for several days. The local head of the department of justice asks that the sugar be confiscated and sold at cost.
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International News Service
Chicago
Department of Justice
Lever Act case moves forward in Indianapolis court
Judge A B Anderson in the United States District Court sustains part of a motion to quash indictments against 125 coal operators and mines charged with conspiracy to violate the Lever Act. He finds sections of the act void as class legislation and overrules other motions in five counts while striking thirteen.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
A. B. Anderson
United States District Court
Anata
Dan
Anderson
Armenia Mandate Action Delayed After Convention Testimony
International notes indicate a mandate for Armenia from President Wilson faces slow action. The House and Senate Foreign Relations committees will discuss the matter tomorrow while Secretary Colby testifies on the alliance ties delaying final approval.
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International News
Washington
Wilson
Armenia
House
Senate
Colby
Shold
Too Much Profit, Economist Says
Washington reports a commentary by an economist criticizing profit levels amid concern over common dress goods prices and supply including blue gin im unbleached cotton wash satin and audit fabrics. The piece notes consumer impact and potential market tensions.
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International News Service
Washington
Johnson State Primary Election in Oregon Reevaluated
In Portland estimates show Johnson leading in the Oregon primary on nearly complete returns. Johnson’s plurality over Vout is expected to approach 2,400 as figures tighten in the tally.
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Oregon
Inte News
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