Congress Prods to End Tariff Delays Before June Conventions
Washington April 7 Senators and representatives show impatience at Senate tariff and appropriation delays. Leaders plan quick action on emergency measures to clear the way for adjournment before June party conventions. The steel bill and anti trust legislation face friction in committees as work continues on urgency measures and parcels post.
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Dublin High School Meet Brings Home Medals
Dublin teachers and pupils celebrate a successful Eastman meet with Dublin earning three medals Mary Lizzie Baley won for ready writer essay Tom Stephens for declamation and Candler Brooks for spelling Pauline Fuller earned honorable mention in music Dublin led in academic medals while Batley topped in total medals
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Life Is a Failure Unless It Is God’s
Pastor Dipbar Ogden, of Centralesbyterian church, told a large congregation that life is fundamentally a failure from a worldly view unless harnessed to advance the kingdom of God and truth, righteousness, and peace, urging laypeople to embrace the will of God and the promise of heaven.
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Centralesbytthian
National waterways report urges federal control and canal plan
The first report of the national waterways commission urges federal takeovers of water power regulation and calls for an army engineers supervised canal linking the Ohio River near Pittsburg to Lake Erie funded by 10 million dollars in cash and 5 million in bonds. It seeks expanded interstate commerce power to set joint rates and through routes, compel railways to equalize rates, and establish through bills of lading. It warns against deforestation, river and harbor delays, and supports federal participation in flood control and terminal development. The report, signed by Senator Burze, argues water transport needs stronger federal oversight soon.
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Detective Watch Steals Back Fame From Sleuth Crowd
A central figure known as the key-holes man is tailed by Pinkertons and Oakland men who flag his galley of conversations. He pockets papers and a monogrammed watch as four men exchange jests and claim clues, then exits with a sly retreat.
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Lee
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Parr
Return to the Land of Simple Faith Sermon
Pastor L O Bricker recalls Henry W Grady in a sermon at First Christian Church. The story shows Grady seeking his childhood faith in Georgia, returning to his mother for guidance, and regaining a Christ centered vision after six days. The tale urges readers to embrace simple faith and spiritual renewal.
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Griffin men charged with murder in shooting near home
In Griffin Georgia on the night of a shooting near Charley Roberts home, I M Bassett and W T Jones prominent local farmers and lodge members, and Cicero Patten convict guard, are jailed on murder warrants issued by a Negro woman named Suste Hoverts. The coroner’s jury investigated the scene. Patten is said to be wounded in the abdomen and hospitalized. The same night Leo Gottlieb was elected exalted ruler of Trinidad Colorado Lodge B P G Elks.
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Boston Cold Spell Bets Freeze for Codfish
A fragment hints at harsh weather in Boston with a forecast of cold temperatures. The snippet mentions a wife and a peculiar note about codfish, suggesting a broader mood of winter hardship and unsettled plans amid freezing conditions.
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