Simmons Nearing Tariff Reform Lead in Sixties Senate
Senator Fornifold M. Simmons, 60, of North Carolina, named chair of the Senate finance committee, will supervise tariff revision efforts after passage in the House. He succeeds Senator Penrose, shifted to the minority, and is noted as the sole conservative Democrat on the panel. Simmons, a Cleveland-era appointee and former revenue collector, heads the state Democratic executive committee and has long been active in state and national politics. Judge William L. Chambers, longtime arbiter in labor disputes, recalls arbitrating a Denver Rio Grande wage case aboard a special train as the panel sought firsthand facts amid escalating tensions between capital and labor. Chambers, 61, from Georgia, has served since 1873 and held roles including chief justice of an international court and member of a Spanish commission.
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Fornifold M. Simmons
Senate
Finance
House of Representatives
Penrose
L’ennsylvania
Simmons
North Carolina
Cleveland
Democratic
United States Senate
Judge Chambers
Georgia
Tie
Sheffield
Ala
Ala.in Tss8s. Pay Isat Te 1K He Was Chief Jus Tice International Court of Law
Chambers
An Embezzler's Atonement Ends in Reform and Restitution
The tale follows Raymond Nolin, a bank clerk who embezzles after chasing margin gains, admits his crime to banker Mr. Porter, and accepts prison time. Released early, he seeks redemption by supporting a boy whose father he wronged, building a firm own business and guarding others' money. He never tells the boy of his past sin.
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Raymond Nolin
Raymond
Mr. Porter
Nelwi
Margi
Nolin
Nokin
Nolkin
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Nolan
Porter
Nein
Red Rose at the Colonial Promises Grand Musical Comedy
The Red Rose opens at the Colonial on Tuesday with Zoe Barnett headlining the comic opera. Lola and Dick Lorimer drive romance through misunderstandings amid lavish staging and colorful costumes. Fisher organizes a high quality cast including Louis Cacavant Bly ron Wayne Nunn William Conley and Charlotte Philbrick ets with thirty five members and a grand production.
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Thater
Corimationua
Zoe Barnett
C Kisher
Jacob and Bethel: lessons from the dream and vow
A Sunday School lesson on Jacob leaving home to seek a wife, the divine guidance at Bethel, and God's promises. It links Jacob's exile to Israel's later scattering and return, notes the ladder of angels, Christ as the bridge, and God’s unkept conditional vows versus His unconditional promises.
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Jacob
Bethel
Esau
Isaac
Patrick
Abraham
Israel
Abram
Gog
Heaven
Earth
Christ
God
Jesus
Issac
Canaan
Nilu
Egypt
Euphrates
House of God
Freckle-Face Remedy Boasts Money-Back Guarantee
A newspaper teaser promotes a freckles treatment promising a money back guarantee if no scar removal occurs. It urges Miss Freckle to obtain one ounce of double strength ethine from a druggist and apply several times for a clear complexion. The offer claims rare cases need only one ounce and emphasizes a cheap, reliable dealer.
Southeast investments spark new Alabama cement plant plan
Industrial Index notes Pennsylvania investors forming a 2,000,000 capital company to build a cement and lime complex in Blount county Alabama amid extensive mineral land purchases. Chicago capital buys 75,000 Florida acres for drainage work costing about 1,060,000, while Georgia and Florida projects push regional development. road and public works bonds and numerous construction projects across the Southeast, including hospitals, churches, stores, and factories, are outlined with locations in Georgia Florida Alabama and nearby towns.
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Columbus
Industr Index
Southeaast
Pennsylvania
Sipvannah
McIntosh County
Georgia
Busi
Firton
Minini
Phi
Wayne
Aki
Summerville
Geaufront
Zeluion
Panama City
Fla
Blount County
Alabama
Ares
Tue
Athinta
Tian
Fomr
Miami
Atbianta
Leesburg
Pha
Hicksonville
Key West
Phi Elucret
Opelika
Ala
Jacksonville
Whi
Tuscaloosa
Court House
Birmingham
Hawthrone
Pablo Beach
Tampa
Savannah
Hawkinsville
Thomasville
Hartwell
Drainage Congress opens at St Louis big turnout
The National Drainage Congress opened in St Louis on April 10 with hundreds of delegates from state and municipal governments and development groups. The three day session will address levee and tidal protection, swamp land reclamation for agriculture, and flood prevention, with speakers including governors and government drainage experts.
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St. Louis
National Drainage Congress
United States
Drainage Congress
Congress
Mid We West
Cometess
Iia City
David R. Francis
Bishop Titleum
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Rio Grande
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L. Chambers
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Colonial
Revel
Red Rose
Lola
Dick Lorimer
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Paris
Maurice Darcy
Russell
Laura Jaffray
David Reese
Walter L. Catlett
Eherns
Fone
Fisher
Edy
Colonial Theater
Jehovah
Stephen
Lord
Schofield
Shaya
Ee E Prary
Duty
Ularle Sheet
Schofield Iron Works Dept
Macon, Ga
Georgia-Land
al ST. Louis
Ion Lumber
Himpton Springs
Panini City
Rpetismere
Ybority
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Ramon
Brown Mig. Co
Greenville, Tenn
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