Supreme court to hear major state rate cases tomorrow
Washington March 31 As the Supreme court prepares to hear the biggest term, state rate laws from Missouri Kentucky West Virginia Oregon Minnesota Arkansas and Ohio face scrutiny. The Missouri and Minnesota disputes center on whether reducing state rates burdens interstate commerce and on valuation methods. The Kentucky West Virginia Oregon and Arkansas questions involve legality of state rate statutes and two cent passenger laws with outcomes shaping interstate freight and passenger charges. The Ohio case tests a state rate on steam coal and transshipment across Lake Erie while railroads argue interstate implications.
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Washington
Tate
Supreme Court
Missouri
Kentucky
West Virginia
Oregon
Minnesota
Arkansas
Ohia
Union
Shouse
Senate
Congress
Bes
State Railroad Commission
Ohio River
Supreme Court of
Portland
Arkansas Cousens
Federal District Court
Ohio Railroad Commission
Ohio
Lake’ Erie
Pittsburg
Wheeling and
Lake Erre
Cleveland
Huron
Story Telling League Promotes Civic Youth in Atlanta
Atlanta leaders including Mr George Hinman and Mrs Hillman push Story Telling Leagues across the city and county to provide children directed reading, with Mothers Congress backing the effort. Centers like Luckie Street district and Whittier mills host regular sessions, while Charles Zueblin lectures on the Twentieth Century City promise civic inspiration.
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George Hinlman
Story Tellera’’ League of
Atlanta
Hillman
Hinman
Story Tellers’ League
Congress
Miss Allen
Miss Dougherty
Miss Smiley
Miss Dibble
Miss Wurm
Miss Klein
L. Connally
Miss McGovern
Blodgett
Edmonds
J. B. Wey
D. W. Martin
Eugens Black
William Nixon
Summerfield
Vdésar Woolley
Victor Moore
Howard Bucknell
Ed Dougherty
Mm G. Turner
Memminger
E. HR. DuBose
Arch Little
Bisag
May
Woolen Mills
Whittier Mills
Luckie Street
English Avenue
First Methodist Church
Miss Smiffie
Kingsbery
Miss Loveless
Miss Richardson
Misa Bingham
Frank Fitten
Miss Benjamin
Lovette
Bailey
Warter
Andrew Wood
B. J. Turner
R. D. Crusselle
W. Edmonds
Eleanor Behye
Misa Ray Klein
A. H. Nunnally
Huth Blodgett
Clara Wimberly
Albright
George Hinman
Spiker
Hutchinson
Banquet Honors Goldberg and Grantland Rice at Capital City Club
Major John S. Cohen hosted a dinner for cartoonist R. L. Goldberg and sports writer Grantland Rice of the New York Mail at the Capital City club. The event united many local newspaper figures for fellowship, with speeches by Cohen and others and a themed menu featuring humorous labels and sketches of the honorees.
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John S. Cohen
Journal
Capital City Club
R. L. Goldberg
Grantland Rice
New York Mail
Goldberg
Forsyth Theater
New York Americans
Major Cohen
Foster Cgated
John Temple Graves
Mr. Goldberg
Grantland Ries
Keats Speeg
Col
John Tempie Graves
Foster Coates
A. L. Goldperg
J. D. Gortatowsky
A. M. Brewerton
Lewis Gregg
John Paschall
Julian 5. Murphy
Sidney Ormond
Fred Lewis
Hugh Kl. Carfoza
Royal Daniel
Burt Clark
T. FE. Calloway
Buferd Goodwin
Inman Gray
Jule D. Jermigan
Lowry Arnold
Keats Speed
Charles J. Ryan
Ryan
Jake Wells
Supreme of
Pompano
Croustade de la Constitution
Atlanta Journal
Atlanta
Proctor Outlines Three Ways to Help Negroes Clean Up City
Reverend H H Proctor of the First Congregational Church delivers a prelude urging action in a campaign to improve city cleanliness. He proposes paving alleyways with water and sewer connections, building bathhouses in dense Black neighborhoods, and opening a domestic workers school to teach hygiene and sanitation within ninety days.
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Proctor
H. H. Proctor
Hirst Congregational Church
Cleveland
Ohio
Baltimore
Atlanta
Murderee Rifle Found Near Indian Drings in Georgia
The rifle used in the murder of Jesse Singley and the wounding of H J Connor by Turner boys last summer was found buried in a swamp near the Sprinks by farmer W T Burk. The Swiss rifle stock had been burned and is believed placed by Alonzo Turner after the shooting. It may be used as evidence in the Turner trial next session in Jackson.
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Jackson
Jesse Singley
H. J. Connor
Turner Negrbes
Indian Drings
W. T. Burk
Alonzo
Bil Turner
Turner
Mortuary notices and obituaries from local city desk
Several simple death notices from Georgia towns list individuals died in private sanitariums or at home. Included are Marti White age unspecified who lived at 278 South Hampfreys Street. C. C. Askew aged about 45 with funeral at Poole's Chapel. Mrs J W Heard of Flovilla with funeral at Sandy Creek cemetery. Mrs Louisa Monroe widow of T F Monroe at 8 Lynch Street with services at North Atlanta Baptist Church.
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J. W. Heard
Flovilla
J. W. Ieard
J. L. Holloway
Macon
J. T. Gibson
Sandy Creek
Louisa Monroe
Louisla J. Monroe
T. F. Monroe
Lynch Street
Edward KJ. KR
H. F. Monroe
Minnie Lou
Ada Monroe
North Atlanta Baptist Church
William H. Bell
D. Lithonia
Odyssey on Screen Sets Grand Production Tone
A $200,000 photoplay of Homer's Odyssey impresses with rebuilt entrances ships and 1,000 actors. Two years of filming built this epic as a major showcase, while concurrent theater listings feature Sally in A Knight for a Day and A Night Hay Day at the Lyric. The Katzes Phelan Musical Company, a large touring outfit of 35 performers, brings new highpriced musical comedies with lavish scenery and costumes under Manager J V Phelan.
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Atudente
Evtryons
Katzes-Phelap Musical Company
Ube
J. V. Phelan
Vaudeville Bill At Forsyth And Bijou New York Acts
Keith Vaudeville offers a Forsyth program featuring L. Goldberg and Maud Lambert with new acts from New York City. Other numbers include Kenneth Ball and Love Me and the Worst Is Ming songs, Early Morning Reflections, The Rube rural comedy, Two Matters novelty, and King Bennett Fields. Bijou adds DaBaltister’s trained bears, Stanley and Hice blackface team, Alvis comedy acrobat, Herr Willich the crazy German Juggler, plus usual motion pictures.
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Keith
Forsyth
Sorsyth
Mathea
L. Goldberg
Ofrwoniet
New York+city
Unc
Maud Lambert
Comedience
Kenneth BR. Ball
Ming
Bennett Pel Fields
Erneste
Vaideyilis
DaBaltister
Stanley and
Hice
Alvis
Herr Willich
Forbes Robertson at the Grand in The Passing of the Third Floor Back
The forthcoming visit of Forbes Robertson at the Grand features The Passing of the Third Floor Back, a seven month New York hit. The English actor and play are highly regarded and promise capacity houses for three nights starting in April. Robertson’s fame and noted stage creations are emphasized as a major attraction.
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Forbes-Robertson
New York
Anneveasary
Namie
Officers Return Hargett To Charlotte After Arrest
Frank Hargett the Carolina youth arrested in Atlanta on a warrant for forgery was brought home Sunday in custody of Sheriff T N Christenberg of Charlotte. He lived at 116 Connally Street and was sought for signing his father s name to an 88 dollar check. He admitted signing but said he intended to obtain funds for his father and claims he did not keep the money. Revival services begin April 7 at St Pauls Church pastor Rev RF Praser will lead brief evening sermons with choir music. services start at 746 PM.
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Charles Zueblin
Worg
Cidea
Zueblin
James Bryce
American Commonwealth
Bryce
Mr. Zueblin
Twentieth Century Magazine
Yuebiin
Atlanta
Hig
Hargett
Frank Hargett
Carolina
T. N. Christenberg
Charlotte
Connally Street
McGill and
Gillespie
Rf, Praser
St. Pauls Church
Quiet Society Wedding in Gresham Draws Local Attention
Mrs Rosalyn Blyss Thomas formerly of Baltimore now of Atlanta and Mr George E Veazey Georgia representative of United Shirt and Collar Company Troy N Y were quietly married at the home of Mr and Mrs Hugh Latimer Cardoza in the Gresham last Thursday evening by Rev E Dean Ellenwood. The bride's mother Mrs Elizabeth Stowe of Baltimore was ill, making the ceremony quiet. The couple are on a wedding tour and will reside at the Gresham after April 10.
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Thomas Veazey
Rosalyn Blyss Thomas
Baltimore
Atlanta
George E. Veazey
Georgia
United Shirt and Collar Company
Troy
Veazey
Gresham
Panama Equipment for Use in Alaska
Secretary Fisher urges immediate federal authority to use Panama Canal construction gear for a government railroad from Resurrection Bay to the Yukon. He cites practicality and proposes a bill via Chairman Flood to authorize such action, with a submeasure for rapid adoption. The plan notes Resurrection Bay as a navy site and stresses applying Panama measures to Alaska rail construction.
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Washington
Fisher
House
Panama Canal
Alaska
Tidewater
Resurrection Bay
Yukon Valley
Flood
House Territorias Committee
Congress
Booker
Missouri
Panama
Macke
Navy Department
Crisis in Hungarian cabinet triggers imperial abdication threat
In Vienna in March, Emperor Francis Joseph pressured Premier Hadovon Wedervary during a regent audience over the army row. He warned he might abdicate if proposals to limit imperial authority and place the army under parliamentary control were not dropped, signaling a constitutional standoff with leaders Apponyi and Kossuth still directing the reform push.
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Vienne
Aungerian
Francianoseph
Ha -voon-Wedervary
Amparor
Hungary
Miners Vote Less as Ballot to End Strike Proceeds
London March 31 striking miners show diminished interest in the ballot to end the coal strike. In many districts only about half have voted and several areas go against resumption while others largely favor returning to work. A few districts already reopen roads and mine preparations begin for a new start. Warwickshire collieries have reopened and about 10,090 men may be at work tomorrow.
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London
Northumber
Lancasire
Agg
Not
Warwickshire
Evangelistic Services at North Ave Church
The second of five evangelistic sermons was delivered by Rev Richard Flinn pastor of North Avenue Presbyterian Church on a night in July using James iv 8 as text He urged that grace from the heavenly Father overcomes human lust and enables turning from sin An April series by Dr Flinn invites the public to attend Sunday evenings at the church for further sermons.
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Richard Orme Fitnn
Nort Avenue Presbyterian Church
Flinn
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