City News Correction and Missing Boy Report
Protests a published timing error after a hold up at 9 30 in the morning near the old Tabernacle. R I Curry, a Bin ger Sewing Machine salesman, reports a loss of 22 in cash and 4 56 on a check. Sam Higgins, age one, missing from home in ome Ga, may have come to the city seeking work in a mill. Police seek the boy, described as 5 feet 1 inch tall, 125 pounds, with dark hair and a badly crossed right eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. Curry
Old Tabernacle
Binger Sewing Machine Company
Higgins
Sam Higgins
C. P. Higgins
Ome
Miggina
Inman and White Speak at Dinner
Samuel M Inman and Dr John E White of the Second Baptist church were chosen as speakers for the Men and Religion Forward Movement conservation dinner next Tuesday. Plans will be set for conserving the religious energy stirred by the eight day campaign. John J Eagan will preside as chairman of the executive committee. A Harrison county result favors Underwood as campaigning strengthens and a new Underwood club forms. County Judge Owens grants election ballot marking for Jewish voters on Passover dates April 2 and April 9 in Cook County Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Inman
John E. White
Second Baptist Church
Inman
Atlanta
Piedmont Hotel
John J. Eagan
Harrison
Tallapoosa
Hat Underwood
Harrison County
Underwood Club
Haralson County
Owens
Cook ‘County
Lawrence predicts Underwood sweep in Georgia primary
Hon. A. A. Lawrence and Hon. J. Randolph Anderson, both legislators from Chatham County, report strong Underwood support across Athens and coastal Georgia. Lawrence says Chatham will give Underwood a substantial majority on May 1, with sentiment statewide pointing to an outright win. Anderson leads the Chatham Underwood Club with growing progress.
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A. A. Lawrence
Chatham County
Ois
Atlanta
Lawrence
Athens
Legislative Committee
State University
Underwood
Chat‘ham
Wilson
Chatham
Georgia
J. Randolph Anderson
Underwood Club
Underwood A Statesman Not a Politician
Attorney John Y. Smith of Atlanta writes to The Constitution praising Mr. Underwood as a statesman rather than a politician. He recalls meeting him in Washington and says Georgia should overwhelmingly back Underwood, urging the South to revive its brilliant prewar position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Y. Smith
Atlanta
Constitution
Underwood
Washington
Smith
Th P
Washington City
Mr. Underwood
Georgia
South
Johny, Smith
Georgia Labor Laws Compiled by Stanley H M
Stanley H M commissioner of commerce and labor issued the states first labor bulletin, outlining Georgia commerce and labor laws and detailing plans to publish cotton industry statistics. He will expand data gathering to all manufacturing sectors, with no salary until after summer legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Stanley
Commerce and Labor
Commissioner Stanley
Stanley
Georgia
Alacon
Macon
Middle
Walter J. Grace
Brown
Roland Eltis
Grace
Felder
Bibb
Shelby Myrick
Savannah
Interfering With Officers Fine For Nash
L B Nash, a clerk at the Southeastern Traffic Association, was fined 10.75 after two detectives arrested him for interfering with officers on duty. Nash, who boards at the Ben House, witnessed officers questioning a boy on the eighth floor of the Equitable building and advised the boy to stay silent. The incident prompted plans to bring the matter to the police commission for a fuller investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Nash
Southeastern ‘Traffic Association
Sialing
Broyles
Ben
Police Commission
Apis
Thorquah
Nash
Ben House
Equitable
Shaw
Vickery
Thivaia
Stelle
Bribery Charge Faces Alabama Primary Inquiry
In Huntsville on April 3 solicitor asks Judge Ballentine to impanel a special grand jury next week to probe illegal money use in the primary. Evidence reportedly links money to influence votes amid rumors of a combine among candidates gaining attention since election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
Ballent Equity Court
Ballentine
Registration closes with 1946 in Spalding County
Special report from Griffin Georgia notes registration books closed Tuesday night at 12 o'clock and the total registration in Spalding county reaches 1 946 with Griffin area participation evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Spalding County
In Congress Wednesday Reports and Adjournments
In session at 2 pm beet and cane sugar growers protest a free sugar bill before the finance committee. Foreign relations approves Crawford bill for international inquiry into high cost of living. Agriculture orders favorable report creating a division of markets. Chairman Sutherland submits judiciary committee’s favorable report on the workmen’s compensation bill and sets Monday for consideration. Adjourned at 5 33 pm until 2 am Thursday. met at noon. Secretary Wilson cites Everglades land excerpt given without consent. Majority Leader Underwood says future program focuses on appropriation and supply bills. Foreign affairs favors state department to press immediate Mexico settlement of American claims. Everglades investigating committee ends hearings. Adjourned 5 pm until noon Thursday.
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Finance Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Crawford
Agriculture Committee
Department of Agriculture
Sutherland
Employers' Liiability Commission
Judiciary Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Florida Everglades Lands
Major Weight
Underwood
Foreign Affairs
State Department
Mexico
Everglades
Clothes that flatter any man at Rogers Peet and Hart Schaffner
The ad extols Rogers Peet Co and Hart Schaffner & Marx suits as the best looking, best fitting, and best wearing in the country. It argues even Mr. Carnegie might admire beauty in life when he sees these all wool garments that retain their shape, with models priced from $18 to $40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Atlanta
Rogers Peet Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Underwood Sweeps Barbour County For Democratic Nomination
In Barbour county about 25 per cent turnout in the state primary gave Oscar W. Underwood a sweeping endorsement for the Democratic presidential nomination with 982 votes. Woodrow Wilson, not on the ballot, received one vote in Eufaula. Henry D. Clayton led the county ticket with 1,901 votes in the third district contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eufaula
Ala
Barbour County
Obcar W. Underwood
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Underwood
Henry D. Clayton
West Point Announces Holiday for District Meet
West Point public schools will close on April 12 to allow attendance at the Fourth District High School Association meeting in LaGrange. West Point High contestants include George Bankston, Marie Dundee, Jeannette Anderson, Lanier Randall, Louis Owens, and Phil Hagedorn in events such as declamation, recitation, spelling, and running. A hail game between Carrollton and West Point will be played on the occasion. New Rural Line adds ten stations to Griffin telephone exchange, enhancing service for local farmers, marking the third new line this year and twenty nine lines in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
West Point Board of Education
Fourth District High School Association
LaGrange
West Point High School
George Bankston
Marie Dundee
Jeannette Anderson
Lanier Randall
Louis Owens
Phil Hagedorn
Carrollton
Griffin
Griffin Telephone Exchange
Fagged Out Restored by Strength Building Tonic
Citizens from all ages feel fagged out and unfit for work or pleasure. Rest helps, but a strength building invig orating tonic is advertised as a practical aid to restore energy and vigor.
Moore Leads Texas City Boost For Oscar Underwood
H B Moors of Texas City backs Oscar Underwood for the Baltimore convention. He praises Underwood as a courageous, wise, fair leader with tariff reform credentials. Moors reports broad northern business support and says Underwood’s record as Ways and Means chair proves his fitness and democratic leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Oscar W. Underwood
H. B. Moors
Texas City
Texas
Democratic House
Underwood
Baltimore
Governor Harmon
Woodrow Wilson
Maremon
Moore
Bailey
Congress
Ogsony
North
South
Ways and Means
Democrats
Champ Clack
Oscar Underwood
House Democrats
Ile
Abraham Lincoln
Wage Increases at New England Mills to Restore Industrial Peace
Wage increases announced by the Thorndyke company mills across Warren Clinton Thorndyke and related mills aim to reopen operations with a 10 percent average rise at Lancaster Clinton and similar raises at Three Rivers Bondsville Nashua and other plants. About 25 hundred workers affected while Lowell reports no settlement progress.
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Boston
Warren
Clinton
Thorndyke Company
Lancaster
Palmer
Three Rivers
Thorndyke
Boston Duck Company
Bondsvile
Nashua
Jackson Manufacturing Company Fe
N. H
Lowell
Experts Urge Final Pine Beetle Control Push
Dr A D Hopking heads U S Department of Agriculture beetle investigations issuing a final warning to destroy infested pine trees by May 1. Bark must be burned before then. dead trees with no needles are safe. Atlanta reports praise for the Fulton County Pine Beetle Association and Dr Frank Peck, with a southern pine beetle section meeting in Nashville on April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Hopking
Bureau Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
E. B. Mason
Forest Insects
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Atlanta
South
Fulton County
Frank Peck
Peck
Mason
Dr. Peck
A. D. Hopkins
Georgia
Western Union Buys 10,000 Underwood Typewriters
The Western Union company purchased 10,000 Underwood typewriters in a bulk order signaling expansion of office equipment and communications operations. The agreement reflects a move to standardize typing machines across offices. No further financial terms were disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Western Union
Ham Gets Twelve Years For Bank Indictment
Mexico City report states Georgye Ham, president of the United States Banking Company, is sentenced to twelve years for three counts of misappropriation in the bank failure following the January 1910 panic. He has been confined in federal district prison since the bank’s collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Savings Bank and Trust Company
United States Postal Savings Funds
Mexico City
Georgye Ham
Defunict
United States Banking Company
Nim
Ham
Federal District
Wilson Defends Everglades Report In Congress Hearing
Secretary James Wilson testified on his stance toward the Florida Everglades damage project amid a House committee investigation. He denied any improper pressure or suppression of departmental information and criticized a circulated excerpt used by land companies. He quipped with members about potatoes and Florida, and the Everglades inquiry adjourned with a report to be drafted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Wilson
Florida Everglades
Houe
Agri
Everglades
J. O. Wright
Wilson
Clark
Bathrick
Ite
Ohio
Florida
Mittee
New Business Agency Opens Quarters in Candler Annex
Mr G Hollyfield formerly with Acme Business Agency becomes manager of the Southern Business Agency at 266 Candler Annex. He brings a thorough understanding of agency operations and promises the best possible service to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candler Annex
G. Hollyfield
Acme Business Agency
Southern Business Agency
Hollyfield
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