Legislation Nearing Passage Amid Roosevelt Plan Debates
Washington April 7 The senate adjourned for days as leaders shape a light calendar for the session. A Gamble land settlement bill faces delay and a broad plan urged by the president, including an employer liability measure, is eyed for possible passage with major currency reform likely only if a broad compromise emerges. The mood favors limited action before a May adjournment.
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Gambia
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Innet
Congress
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Senate
Two Jealous Men Hanged At Philadelphia Prison
On April 7 Max Seifer and Joseph Torrico were executed for murder in jealous passions. Seifer shot a girl who threatened breaking their engagement. Torrico killed the girl's brother after an attempt to pool the girl. An effort to save Bolfer involved a 17 year old state petition signed by about 10 000 persons, but Governor Stuart refused a final reprieve.
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Philadelphia
Max Seifer
Joseph Talrica
Hotter
Torrico
Bolfer
Stuart
Sulfera
Knife and hot poker clash in Ohio love duel
In Omstown Ohio on April 7 Felice interrupted a jealous dispute between two women over a young man. Lulu Barr seized a butcher knife, injuring Mina Jackson in the neck. Mina fought with a hot stove poker burning Lulu. Jackson and Barr were taken into custody after police intervened.
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Mina Jackson
Governor Smith to Open Campaign Headquarters in City
Governor Smith plans to open campaign headquarters in the downtown area with details to be announced soon. Attorney Marvin Smith, his son, is expected to run the offices, joined by secretary to the governor J II Hoye and Fulton County Hairy Smith Club VP J Griffin, with county offices to support Mr Smith's interests.
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J. Griffin
Fulton County
Hairy Smith Club
Mr. Smith
State Capitol
No Cars Run At Pensacola
Pensacola Fln April 7 New developments in the street car strike here today brought a noted strike breaker from New York and three officers of the Stone Webster syndicate who control the mines in Pensacola A representative of the striking employees offered to meet with the visiting officials for an amicable agreement but was denied No cars operated on any city lines causing great inconvenience to thousands Public sentiment favors the strikers and many merchants have switched to gas and removed electric signs
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New York
International Street Railway
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Atlantic Monthly Change Transfers to New Co
Announcement today that Houghton Mifflin and Co will transfer the Atlantic Monthly on July 11 to a new company incorporated under Massachusetts laws. The new firm will include Ellery Selawick, MacGregor Jenkins, Waldo Forbes, and others with Bliay Perry remaining editor. The magazine was founded in 1887 by Holmes, Longfellow, Whitman, Lowell, and Emerson.
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Toston, Mann
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Atlantic Monthly
Ellery Selawick
UC Apptetun & Co
New York Pubiisnera
MacGregor Jenkins
Buaneas
Waldo Forbes
Hoxemn Merce
Milton
Masa Bliay Perry Wilh
Oller Wendell Holmes
Henry W Longfellow
Julia Greenleaf Whittler
James Russell Lowell
Halph Waldy Emerson
Southeastern Passenger Association Convention Planned in Chattanooga
The Southeastern Passenger Association will meet at the Patten hotel in Chattanooga on April 15 with all railroad representatives in the south and discuss passenger rates. A general discussion on current rates and proposed improvements will be held and votes taken on suggested changes.
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Tenn
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South
Tobacco beds destroyed in Lawrence County incident
Huntington West Virginia April 7 night raiders entered Lawrence County Ohio opposite the city and destroyed the tobacco beds of Bhockley and Henry Darnell last night.
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Nightridara
Scattong
Lawrence County
Ohio
Thie City
Bhockley
Henry Darnell
Weather Update: Cloudy With Showers Today
A cloudy weather pattern continues with showers reported across areas today. Forecasters note a shift from recent conditions as low pressure remains over the region, bringing intermittent rain chances and cooler temperatures through the day.
Wests Fast Approaching The Fale All Right
Field notes describe a bright scene on Whitehall Street with crowds at Kester garments, a festive mood, and talk of summer birds ashore. Boome departures aside, the piece captures lingering warm weather in the seventies and a sense of departure as trains loom.
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Whitehall Street
Giroux
Goodby
Great Texas preacher delivers fine sermon
Dr George W Truett spoke at the Second Baptist Church in Chave George W Truetts theme was Prayer The Texas reformer arrived from Dallas and stayed with Dr John E White The church drew North Georgians who praised Truett and Pastor Warren Canuer noted his influence He preached at 330 and 745 PM daily with a large audience.
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Dr Truett
George Truett
Séond
Two Exciting Incidents In Tome Georgia
Two electric accidents occurred yesterday afternoon on Broad and Third avenues in Tome near the old Tribune building. A fountain of fire sprang fifteen feet from a pole top due to a short circuit as wires split in two. A horse and buggy dashed toward the fallen lines with Miss May Porter and Mr Averett aboard the rear seat. Porter jumped free as the vehicle neared the danger.
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Broad Street
Zeata
Miss May Porter
Mr. Averett
Republicans Refuse to Take Up Publicity Bill in Congress
Washington April 7. The Democratic members of the House committee on election of president and representatives failed to act on the McCall campaign contribution publicity bill. The meeting adjourned after Republican members left in protest, while Democrats claimed a quorum existed and accused Republicans of cowardice and obstruction. The Republican chairman defended not rushing to publish details, noting the bill's flaws and the need for careful consideration before forcing disclosure.
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Yrancia R. Laenster
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Mess Rusket
Gillespie
Perry Belmont
Publicity and election expense reform debate heats in congress
The speaker discusses publicity versus purity in campaign contributions and election law, noting possible federal authority to safeguard nomination and election purity. He mentions Mr Hourke Cockran and pending bills, and a hearing the day after tomorrow as a committee chair defers backing a party consensus.
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Hourke Cockran
New York
Congress
House
Little Girl Lost From School Found by Police
Seven year old Mattie Breedlove of West End was found after wandering from school on South Boulevard. County Officer T J Davis brought her to the station while investigators located her parents, who recently moved to West End. The girl said she had two eaters and two brothers in school and that her home lies near a street crossing Gordon on perpendicular to. She was held at the station until relatives could be found.
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West End
Meine Weld
Potlesstatten
T. J. Davis
South Boulevard
Schoul White
Gordon Street
Government Labor Used for Private Work Probe
A Plaquemine Locks investigation is launched in Plaquemine Louisiana. Special agent R H Taylor is probing government labor use for private tasks during government hours. Major J F McIndeans directs engineers and confirms workers were paid off including George Onklin and Junior engines.
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Plaquemine
Plaquamine
R. H. Taylor
Department of Juaticn
Washington
J. F. McIndes
United States Engineers
George Onklin
Will Soon Pay Third Dividend
Macon Ga April 7 Special Receivers of O Neal R J Taylor and C T King have announced a third dividend of 20 percent for creditors of the Exchange Bank by the end of the present month, if business transactions now concluded could be satisfactorily disposed of. The bank interests in the Aldora Mill in Barnerville brought ransom cash into the receivers, which will go to meeting the debts of depositors. Nearly a thousand persons will receive funds from the dividend. New York April 7 Robert Ket eminent bacteriologist who found the tubercle bacillus arrived by the Kron Prinzeessin Cecilia.
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O'Neal
R. J Taylor
C. T. King
Exchange Bawk
Aldora
Barnerville
Woman killed by explosion near Varnell Georgia
Chattanooga April 7 A report from the Twelfth cavalry range near Varnell Georgia says a woman, name unavailable, was blown to pieces in an explosion after cartridges were placed in a stove by a family member. Details on deaths and causes remain scarce. Edens dies in Montgomery board of revenue absence due to barbecue incident.
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Twelfth Cavalry Regiment
Varnell
Edens
Montgomery
Ala
Board of Revenue
J. H. Edson
Edson
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