Income tax fight shapes up in House debate
A lively session on January 27 featured Cochran and other Democrats pressing to amend the internal revenue bill while opponents urged filibusters. House rules set debate limits, with a tariff bill vote planned for Thursday noon and a heated contest anticipated.
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Cochran
Hames
New York
Etna
Haute
Outhwaite
Hatch
Pension
District of Columbia
House
Wilson
Richardson
Treasury Department
Carlisle
Internal Revenue Bureau
Comptroller of the Currency’s Office
Whipped the meddler in South Norwalk parish tale
Three young men told of sins in public in Norwalk, Conn on January 27. John and William Jarvis Courtney and Fred sought Episcopal church membership. Pastor J Watton Gulick publicly rebuked them, angering the converts. After services Gulick was pelted by the youths who then forced him to promise to stop meddling in church affairs and left town, with reports he fled to New York.
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South Norwalk
Conn
John
William Charles Jarvis Courtney
Fred
Episcopal Church
Norwalk
Vhea
J. Watton Gulick
Gulick
Churel
Lyons Plains
New York
Wememba
South Carolina
Cuanestos
Aes Sankeet
Nolte Esa
Anid
Unfortunate Woman Stella Akeridge Linked to Atlanta History
The article links Stella Akeridge with Atlanta ties, noting she once resided there, was married under Chief Connolly's supervision, and that her husband was a local dry goods clerk who left recently. It records speculation about her motive and a possible convent background, tied to a Macon store death by suicide on January 27.
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Macon
Atlanta
Stella Akerdge
Connolly Saga
Akeridge
Stella Sanford
State Senate
Connolly
Connolly Anya
New Orleans
Hinkle case climax as speeches fill court room
The court resumed at 8:30 am with hearings on admissibility of Mathews testimony and Worsham knucks, then heard rebuttals. After the midmorning recess, both sides closed and prepared three speeches each, drawing a crowded, eager audience to a Davenport courthouse scene resembling an amphitheater.
Lawyers Clash as Worsham Case Heads into Monday
The trial of the Worsham murder case continues with Col Edgar Hinton opening for the State and Judge Fish setting a long schedule. Judge Allen Fort then defends, arguing Worsham’s death was not premeditated. recess to Monday at 6:30 pm leaves the courtroom tense as Georgia lawyers Fort Hudson Little Twiggs Borner prepare for lengthy speeches. The era’s courtroom drama promises further dramatic orations from famed jurists and attorneys.
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Worsham
John i Shaw
Edgar ¥. Hinton
Fish
A. B. Hinkle
Athens
Col. Hinton
J. B. Hinkle
Allen Fort
Dr. Hinkle
Hinkle
Juadgé Fort
Jo Fort
Iile
Col
C. B. Hudson
Col. Little
Georgia Bar
Krupp Guna
Twiggs
Col. Robi
L. Borne
Dia
Hubert L. Borner
Adonis
Sam Weller
Valentine
Judge Fort
Hudson
Enoe
Little, Twiggs and Borner
Americas
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A. Coreman
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Jackson Street
Rtakers
Weet
Georgia
Loving
Lamar Street
Senate
Committee ON Rules
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Wasuixatox
Mills I
McPherson
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Aiken
Sisaba
Popeeran
Vance
Florida
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Sibley
Mansylvania
New Jersey
Washington
Carkent
Thomas F. Lane
Que
Mira Morella
Emma Abbott
W. H. McCor
Sygorlics
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George F. Hulbert
Lane
McGuire
Geimer
Gemer
Goimer
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Pontotoc
Charles Duncan
Bowling Ita Negro
Miderleg
Salek Sethe
Coninth
Frank Maguire
Jona
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Rome
Samuel Fankhouser
Fanao
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W. C. Adams
Kew
Soak
Caroline B. Topliff
Seattle
Wash
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Vas
Binder
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A Chine
Riewwoxp
Ont China Company
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Hinton
Fort
J. OC. Mathews
J.J. Worsham
Messrs. Berner
Little
J. O. McArthur
Mathaws
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C. K. Chapman
Chapman
Laura Bosworth
Dr. Worsham
W. K. Wheatley
Wareham
W. H. Feagin
Joe Massolas
Barrow
Hinkles
James Roviero
Davenport
H. T. Davenport
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Glover
A. H B. Hicke
E. F. Hinton
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Berner
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Associated Press
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