Roosevelt Rise Seen as Democratic Nominee Strongest
Washington dispatch argues Roosevelt emerges as the leading Democratic nominee amid party splits and Wall Street pressure. The piece cites editorials, including Wellman's dispatch, and notes Hearst as a rising rival if Roosevelt falters. It references a February 1 England Record-Herald report and remarks by C. M. Williamson on Hearst's potential to secure the nomination.
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Washington, D. C
Hanna
Roosevelt
Chicago
Kinga Atanu
Roose
Democratic Party
Age Record-Herald
Repub
Jer Wellman
Roose Elique
Iman
Evelt
Wellman
Wall Street
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Hearst
Idcal Sharps
Memphis
C. M. Williamson
Vienna City Court reports record cash surplus
Judge D L Henderson and city officers saved 2708.56 for the county in the past year, exceeding court expenses and reducing jail and other costs. The report praises the court’s officers and the efficiency that produced a strong financial showing for Vienna. The piece also notes editorials praising Hearst and discusses war and Baltimore fire impacts on finance and agriculture.
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D. L. Henderson
Vienna
Superior Court
Dooly Superior Court Opens February March Term
The February March term of Dooly Superior Court opened Monday at 9 AM with Judge Littlejohn presiding in Americus. The grand jury elected a foreman and bailiff, and the court announced about two hundred civil cases for trial while the criminal docket will be called next week. The judge urged strict law enforcement and reform for youths, endorsing reformatories over penitentiaries, and stressed protecting minors from whiskey and cigarette sales. The jury heard a favorable verdict for M C Kiser vs H S Nash with conditions, while L C Edwards vs People s Bank was not concluded by press time.
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Dooly
Littlejohn
Americus
Dooly County Court House
A. V. Whipple
Cordele
J.C. Tracy
J. B. McDonald
G. W. Seago
M. C. Kiser
Va. H
Nash
Negro Man Murders Wife and Skips Out Near Hudgins Place
In Dooly county near Hudgins place east of the city a colored man Ham Goolsby shot his wife five times with a pistol during a quarrel and fled. The coroner’s jury called a murder verdict after inquest. County officials report an Atlanta trip for a Department of Superintendence meeting with the National Educational Association in St. Louis in July.
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Dooly County
Superior Court
Hudgins
J. F. Calhoun
Ham Goolsby
Byromville
J. W. Graham
E. G. Greene
Atlanta
Department of Superintendence
National Educational Association
Association
St. Louis
These Two Roads May Merge on March 15th
Valdosta reports a fatal train accident as Zach Conaway was killed on the Georgia Southern on the Withlacoochee river trestle. The night route collided with the shoofly train leaving his body torn. In Carrollton G W Aderhold visited his 92 year old father rekindling a 40 year separation. Three men hurt in Columbus knife fight. Hyde discusses railroad merger between Brunswick and Birmingham and Atlantic and Birmingham with possible March 16 completion date.
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Valdosta
Zach Conaway
Georgia Southern
Mineola
Mineola Mill Company
Withlacoochee River
Carrollton
G. W. Aderhold
Canton
Ohio
Mike Aderhold
Tallapoosa
Here
County Ga
Columbus, Ga
Will Sewall
Allie Gullatt
Phenix City
Sewall
Gullatt
Jacksonville
Fla
Chas. Livingston Hyde
Brunswick and Birmingham Railroad
Windsor Hotel
Ways Cross
Atlantic and
Birmingham
Hyde
Jekyl Island Club
Waycross
Brunswick
Atlantic
Seaboard Air Line
T. Jefferson Cooledge
Arthur Laing Surrenders in Brother-in-law Killing
Arthur Laing surrendered to Calhoun county authorities after killing his brother in law E. E. Mourning Friday morning. He is jailed in Calhoun county while a group of prominent lawyers prepare for a lengthy legal fight over his liberty.
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Dawson
Arthur Laing
Calhoun
Laing
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