Wilson and Underwood Move to Revise Tariff
President Wilson and Representative Underwood hold multi hour talks at the White House on tariff revision with focus on sugar wool and agricultural schedules. Senate and House leaders plan further meetings to align the bill draft with democratic views while weighing raw material duty removal and agricultural concessions.
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Washington
Ingerwood Wilson
Representative
White House
Wilson
Underwood
Simmons
Medfield
Department of Commerce
Senate
Ana | House
Senate Finance Committee
House Ways and Means
Senate Committee
House Committee
House
Genaie
Representative Underwabd
Underwand
Maddox Sunday moving picture ordinance heads to council
The Maddox Sunday moving picture ordinance clears the committee with a 4 1 vote and heads to council where Mayor James G Woodward is expected to veto. Proponents argue it blocks Sunday shows for charity while church concerns and legal challenges loom.
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Maddox
Roy Abernathy
Seventh Ward
James G. Woodward
Moving Picture Exhibitors’ League
Woodward
Marigt Jackson
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Nash Broylas
Chief Beavers
Atlanta
Grant Park
Reisen
Puncilman Abernathy
Walter McElreath
Fulton County
General Assembly
Joseph Logan
Associated Charities
Wesley Memorial Church
Steve Johnston
Anti- Tuberculosis Society
Charles W. Smith
Council
Board of Censors
National Board of Censors
Walter Sims
Picture Managers
Philip Weitner
Abernathy
Couneclman Smith
Smith
White
Kimbrough
Wood
Attomer Sims
Suante
Why do you read the ads
A busy man explains ads entertain and inspire him. He uses them for news about commerce and to save money. He notes that saving time also saves money, and ends with a curt good day.
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Ruth
Congregation Honors Rev C N Donaldson As Charleston Pastor
Resolutions from the Inman Pack Baptist church honor Rev C N Donaldson who leaves to lead First Baptist Church of Charleston. They praise his six years as founder and pastor, commend his wife to Charleston church, and request wide publication and forwarding to Charleston.
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CN. Donaldson
D. B
Inman Pack Baptist Church
Lyra
C. N. Donaldson
D. DL
First Baptist Church
Charleston
S&c
First Church
First Baptist Church of Charleston
C. A. Rainwater
Old Fiddlers’ Convention Opens at the Auditorium
The Georgia Old Fiddlers’ convention drew fully fifty players to the Auditorium for a three night event with a $100 prize pool. Veterans like Colonel A V Poole led or joined acts including Whey Harper and Bob Young, entertaining a crowd as Judge Andy Calhoun watched in the front row.
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John Carson
Blue Ridge
John
William Swanson
Kirkwood
A. V. Poole
Poole
Waters
Gingley
Tim
Whey Harper
Bob Young
Mr. Harper
Walton County
Harry_Jander
Andy
Andy Calhoun
F. D. Ludwig
Cobb County
Stancia HB. Price
Savannah Singley
Logansville
Wiley Harper
Monroe
Mack Singley
Elmira Mack Eddleman
Madison
Flood Fund Reaches Nine Thousand Seven Hundred Fifteen
The flood relief appeal in Georgia and Atlanta shows a fund total of 7,914.01 with 494.69 added on Tuesday night. A Dayton area appeal requests urgent funds for Miamisburg, Ohio, estimating $1,000,000 in losses as 1,800 residents homeless. Local and nearby contributions, including a Buchanan donation list and a Carterville tax receipt, push the campaign toward a $10,000 goal.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Miamisburg
Ohio
Dayton
T. Wilyons
Kentuckian
H. M. Beutell
Ww. C. Koniz
Crawfordville
Baraca Union
Albany
A. J. Garner
Buford
C. A. Maffitt
J. BR. Haley
Royston
S. Mo Tappon
H. W. Jernigan
W. C. Davidson
White Plains
Aragon
Carteraville
A. M. Foote
Buchanan
W. T. Newton
R. P. Shepard
J. R. Bush
J. W. White
J.L. Hayes
Price Edwards
S. R. Pope
J. A. Dean
T. J Kelley
Que
J. H. Mize
C. B. Weatherly
Walter Matthews
M. O. Camic
Ell
Davis
J. W. Beall
Cash
Flames checked by dynamite in Huntington fire
Fire in a flooded Huntington district threatened a city block until dynamite was used to check the flames. Eleven people were rescued from the burning building as fire engines responded to the blaze.
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Huntington
W. Va
Fiire
Flagler Nearing Death After Serious Fall
Henry M. Flagler, the Florida railroad and hotel magnate, lay critically ill at Oceanic Cottage after a fall caused a broken hip. Relatives and friends expressed anxiety as J A Parrott and J E Ingraham were summoned from St. Augustine. At 82, Flagler has long been linked with Standard Oil and Florida transportation projects.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Henry M. Flagler
Railroad and Southern
Mr. Flagler
Oceanic Cottage
Flagler
J. al Parrott
J. E. Ingraham
Florida East Coast Railroad
St. Augustine
Aince
Standard Oil Company
Florida
Florida Fast Coast Railroad
Ian
Key West
Island City
Bell Arrested After Posing as Bailiff in Atlanta Case
Detectives arrested RB M Bell on the steps of the courthouse after he allegedly entered a Black woman's home at 27 Clifford Street posing as a justice of the peace bailiff and taking a watch and ring. He faced charges of carrying concealed weapons and impersonating an officer, released on 208 bond, and awaited a hearing before Judge Broyles while under prior indictment for similar offenses involving alleged schemes among Black residents.
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Clifford Street
RB. M. Bell
Coker
Bell
Broyles
Atlanta
Josephine Anatin
Justice of the
Felton files $100000 suit in Macon against bank and trust leaders
Felton, once junior partner in Massee Felton Lumber, sues FR J Taylor president of American National Bank and N M Black VP of Continental Trust for 100000 damages. He claims conspiracies, fraud, misrepresentations and duress harmed his reputation, business, vacation, and property amid alleged deceit and malice.
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Macon
Felton
Massee & Felton Lumber Company
South
FR. J. Taylor
American National Bank
N. M. Black
Continental Trust Company
Marune
Earl Siestens
Lowny
Stillwell Defies Governors Call. Senate Orders Inquiry
Albany April 1 Senator Stephen J Stillwell of New York faces graft accusations from George H Kendall head of New York Bank Note company Kendall says Stillwell charged 250 for drafting a bill and demanded 3500 each for four codes committee members plus 1500 to influence assembly action Kendall says he refused and warned the governor Stillwell denies the charges and Governor Sulzer has sought his resignation while Attorney General Carmody reviews the matter Senate orders judiciary committee to report procedure for inquiry
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Albany
N. Y
George H. Kendall
New York Bank Note Company
Stephen J. Stillwell
New York
Sulzer
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Stillwell
Codes
New York Stock Exchange
Kendall
Senate Codes Committee
Assembly Codes
Weather Prophecy for Georgia Aims at Fair Midweek
Georgia forecast calls for fair weather on Wednesday with increasing cloudiness by Thursday. Local report shows a narrow temperature range with normal values and modest rainfall in the last 24 hours. Weather notes include mean temperatures and monthly deficit figures.
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Georgia
A &Ercess
Levee Breach Threatens Cairo Area As Flood Worsens
Cairo Illinois reports a new gap in the Big Four levee to the north of the drainage district. The breach threatens 7,000 acres with 10 to 20 feet of floodwater and major industrial plants at risk. Ohio River levels rise while troops enforce work duties and evacuations accelerate.
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Cairo
Gap
Carra
Ohio
Eighteenth Street
Dlace Wes
Moriarity
Clerts
Alexander County
Daniel J. Moriarity
Mississippi
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Young
Newton
Mr. Young
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Gov. Sulzer
Samuel Lewis, Jr
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Stilwell
Lewis
Atlantic City
Birmingham
Ds. Beaton
Buffalo
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Helena
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Knoxville
Louisville
Miami
Mobile
Montgomery
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