Educators Press for Higher Teacher Wages at National Convention
Reports from St Paul and Washington outline calls for larger teacher pay and the political neglect of intellectual work. Details include comments by JL Dabney on public indifference and Warburg’s likely withdrawal from Federal Reserve Board consideration. In Atlanta, Leo M. Frank’s legal team filed a bill of exceptions over the jury verdict, with future Supreme Court actions noted.
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Leo M. Frank
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Fire destroys buildings in Tuscumbia causing $80000 loss
Fire swept through the Carr and Bickley buildings in Tuscumbia, damaging a tailor shop and a hotel space. Origin of the blaze was unknown as flames gutted the rear and second floor, with total property losses estimated at $80,000.
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Threstory Carr
Bickley Butldinas
Laner
Carr
Voter Turnout Only Two Percent in Mexican State
Mexico City reports from yesterday's election show a total turnout of about two percent in the government controlled state. The figure comes from partial district returns and suggests limited public participation in the polls.
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Mexico City
Morris Tet Be Named Minister To Sweden
Washington July 7 President Wilson prepared a nomination to the Senate for Ira H. Marin of Chicago as minister to Sweden. The president also considered appointing an assistant secretary of the treasury to succeed Charlot A. Hamlin on the federal reserve board.
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Ira H. Marin
Chicago
Sweden
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Charlot A. Hamlin
Federal Reserve Board
Train Service To Abbeville Inaugurated By Chamber Effort
The Dothan Chamber of Commerce and Atlantic Coast Line announce a new generation tram between Dothan and Abbeville with a Sunday start. After months of hopeful plans and persistent talks, the chamber’s secretary N P Cobb reports a telegram from S M North of Savannah confirming the appointment and successful progress toward launching the service.
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Savannah
Webb heads hearing on new Georgia judge bill in Washington
Native Webb chairman of the Haise Hegrecon Judiciary Committee returns to Washington to chair a meeting on final action regarding the reperta at the Speer Investigating site. The urgent measures will likely be welded this week as Mr Welt introduces the next bill creating an additional judge in the Southern district of Georgia.
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Webb
Coraling
Georgia
Willie Ritchie and Freddie Welch Mix-Up Tonight
An enormous crowd, about twenty thousand, is planned for the lightweight title bout between Willie Ritchie and Freddie Welch in Wales. Betting ranges from Bye to four with Ritchie favored as the match opens. A Catholic priest will officiate in ceremonial fashion as two top boxers prepare for the national showdown.
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Freddie Welch
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City Grants Funds for School Programs and Board Re-elections
The City Council approved a 5000 dollar appropriation for the upcoming school term and discussed regulatory measures for local schools. John Sundberg and J I Falbeietti were re elected to the School Board while health, legal, and inspector roles were appointed to support the new program.
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Danville Farmer Killed In Family Tragedy
Barrett County doctor Colley announces candidacy for Republican nomination for Cust 7 1H, saying the party should move with the younger element in his district. Earlier, a son attempted to strike the farmer, climaxing in a fatal shooting that left the elder dead after a heated domestic incident.
Receivers Report Due From Claus Company Bankruptcy
A preliminary report by Frederick A. Julllsré and Joseph B. Martindale as receivers of the Claus Company, bankrupt, is set to be submitted to the United States District Court in New York City on Wednesday.
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Joseph B. Martindale
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Arson Case on Trial in Cree Court
Oscar Myers, age 49, stands trial in the Circuit Court on charges tied to the burning of a warehouse and barn owned by Travis Ailson at Houta. Co-defendants Julian Prips and Tem Vye are named in the indictment as associates in the alleged plot. The prosecution contends arson and related felony counts, with the trial proceeding this morning and potential penalties including time in the penitentiary.
Unclear historical note on bartender strike and owner
Fragmentary OCR reads about a strike involving bartenders and a wary proprietor, with references to workers and a confrontation today. The garbled text makes specifics uncertain but centers on labor tension and a proprietor’s stance.
Women urged to try juice for vitality and relief
An advertisement targets suffering women urging them to try HOT JUICE for ten days to regain energy and wellness. It promises relief from fatigue, nervous tension, and weakness, claiming the product can restore vigor and a brighter mood.
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Prisoners Released in Uprising Conspiracy Case
Cumnane of Philadelphia and Murray were released from the United Ailen penitentiary on parole after serving part of their sentences. Lea nierthy and others remain confined as leaders did not leave the prison.
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Sagem Fige Sufferer Faces Warrington Allocation
Fragmented OCR notes describe a political dispute over a 82010 MW appropriation and its impact on local governance. The text references Warrington and Boston area concerns about midday decisions and a Massachusetts context, with mentions of committees and approvals.
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Woman Secured by Wilson Contends Favorable Federal Action
In Trenton New Jersey July 7 through efforts led by President Wilson a woman employed in Princeton for ten years faced drunkenness charges. The case drew attention as federal funding and state officials considered a fresh start for the woman who remains unnamed amid requests for clemency and investigation.
Presidential yacht plans and arrangements in Washington
Fragmentary notes describe President Wilson planning a four hour yacht trip on the Mayflower, with arrangements for security and officials. The text mentions Washington and July in a summer context and references dependents and ceremonial aspects of the voyage.
Legally Ingame But Refuses To Worry Over It
Atlanta, July 7. Witla Eyes miates after Juda George t granted him a divorce from Lata Montgomery. Mant Romery and Jumbertwen wed Minn Annie L. Terrel Monday morning. The proceedings concern a marriage dispute and a guardian arrangement for a heiress, with reports the case may proceed to a formal decree.
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