Ballinger and Taft handshake noted. Cody for Arizona Senate
In 1912 a Washington note recalls former Secretary Ballinger leaving and Taft greeting him kindly. Col William F Cody emerges as a candidate for the Arizona Legislature seeking the U.S. Senate, praised as a man of ability likely to ride to prominence as a western statesman.
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Delayed Sensation Claims Stir Debate Across States
A fragmented discussion emerges over a governor's illness described as "delayed sensation" amid calls for regulatory action. The piece cites Kansas and Oklahoma contrasts on race, postal service issues, and public policy while noting a promotion for Jackson Mississippi railroad worker Clarence Pruitt to station master at Mobile Gulf Terminal.
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Story of a Vermont lawyer and Texas reassurance tale
A Washington source recounts an anecdote told by Representative-elect Martin W. Littleton about a Vermont lawyer seeking prospects in Texas. The Texan replied that honesty and Republican status guarantee no opposition among Texas lawyers, promising the young man safety and entry. The tale ties into a church fundraiser and Passion Play event at Whadland Avenue Baptist Church with a 25 cent price.
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Two Bonapartes Debate Invasion Feasibility at Sea
A New York World piece discusses a Baltimore lawyer and former Attorney General arguing that landing a large army in England from the Americas would require vast naval fleets and coastal transports. It contrasts Napoleon era plans with imagined American invasion capabilities and notes the impracticalities of transporting hundreds of thousands of troops across the Atlantic. The piece reflects on military logistics and historical figures in a speculative tone.
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Baseball prospects in Dothan face uncertain summer
The sporting editor notes no organized base ball team for Dothan this summer despite surrounding towns enjoying games. Old players practice, but no funding or official plans exist. amateurs could form a team if hired teams falter, as nearby towns prepare for the season.
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Ball Park Plans Hopeful Outlook From Local Fans
Local fans express eagerness for a better ball team this season. They expect improvements in facilities and fencing and believe the park will boost play as Hittls work advances and a game is set to start.
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Vacant Property Investment Opportunities Listed
Property ads outline multiple parcels for sale with varying sizes and prices including a 220393%219 acre spur tract 2000 dollars and a 2 12 acre lot on East Lafayette Street with a 1600 dollar price. Additional listings describe seven acres near Booth Apple tree street and a 500 by 140 foot lot near Central of Georgia right of way close to Main Street.
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