Court appoints three for Knights of Ku Klux Klan amid dispute
Judge G D Thomas places Klan affairs under a three man commission and retains injunction as fights over leadership between William Joseph Shratpons empire and Dr IJ W Jivans continue. Acquittals of cashiers and officials cited as key development. Bonds set, hearing to follow.
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America to join League ere 1924 says Hitchcock
Augusta reports that both Republicans and Democrats believe the League of Nations will be eliminated in a political contest on 12L. Senator Hitchcock, who led the Versailles treaty work for Wilson, predicts possible membership later. Harding allies see domestic issues dominating 1924 campaign.
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Finish First Leg Of Air Journey Around Earth
Five French airplanes at Rosiera completed the first leg of a round the world air attempt planned over 13 days. The project aims for a yearlong journey with Pacific coast sightings expected next fall. The route covers the Mediterranean, south Atlantic, and a 44 000 mile path via Egypt, Syria, Persia, India, and the Far East toward Vancouver and San Diego, then south to Buenos Aires and Pernambuco before returning to Villacoublay by April 1924. The squadron includes three Morane monoplane Cordons and Caudron 69 and others with reserve pilots aboard.
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Tariff Question Tangles Sugar Price Rise Report
Washington April 7 The tariff commission outlined a preliminary reply for President Harding on sugar price causes. The commission notes prices have fluctuated for years, not clearly tied to import duties, and aims to deliver the report by Wednesday. Differences persist between Republican and Democratic members over data interpretation.
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Armed march trials set for April in Jefferson County
In Charleston West Virginia authorities schedule trials for armed march cases tied to the Southern West Virginia coal fields. William Bliazard or Frank Keeney, officials of United Mine Workers of America, face trial. Bliezard was previously found not guilty of treason. Keeney’s case at Berkeley Springs drew attention as venue changes proceed.
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New York Prosperity Report Signals Recovery After War
New York and state officials report improved conditions. Convictions rise. tax revenues grow. job availability expands. Markets stabilize as imports and exports rebound and rail traffic remains strong. Despite lingering war-time strains, broad optimism returns as foreign threats dominate the clouded outlook.
Business Events Of Week Hopeful For Rail, Steel Growth
New York April 7 Representatives of all classes of railroads met in New York to plan for hauling traffic through 1912 and announced plans to add equipment totaling 1,500,000,000 dollars alongside 440,000,000 dollars already spent. Rail heads forecast continued business growth this year, backed by capital. Pig iron production in March hit a record, and United States Steel foresees unfilled tonnage rising by 200,000. Wage increases in New England textile districts may bring demands beyond 12 1/2 percent, while food and clothing prices trend downward. American Woolen reports 100 percent capacity, the first time in its history.
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Youth Found Dead In Car Was Heir To Estate
Relatives disclosed George R.B. Allister, the youth found dead in a Hamilton box car, was heir to a roughly $50,000 estate. His aunt Mrs. William F. McAlister of Merchantville, N. J., said she had been notified of his death and that the telegram offered no indication of murder.
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Own Your Home Show Opens Monday Evening
The big interior of the Addania Ane Alutim will host the annual Own Your Home exposition opening Monday night. Officials say the show will be bigger and more elaborate than last year, drawing thousands of homeowners and non homeowners as exhibits, lighting and decor transform the auditorium into a home making haven. Daily music from the Matthiessen and Chase orchestra and radio addresses on ownership and building will accompany the program with speakers of local and national prominence. Special days include Women’s Club day Business Men and Taxpayers day Labor day Home Owners day and Everybody’s day.
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Eugene Clark
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Hosineee Rin
Macon
Chicago
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Stone Mountain Memorial work begins at once
Actuator work on carving the great figures on Stone Mountain will start immediately, according to sculptor Gutzon Borglum. He arrived in Atlanta after a long journey, and plans to locate the first figures using a giant projection machine. Preparations include air compressors, a 50 horsepower engine, a large derrick and elevator setup, and ten workers already on site. The exact spot will be chosen after careful calculation, with plans to have the full group of figures including Jefferson Davis, Stonewall Jackson, and possible others. A barbecue and dedication events are planned for April 20 at the Capitol City club, with many national figures expected.
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Weather report notes showers and cooling outlook
A weather brief from a local station reports scattered thunder showers Monday night with cooler temperatures Tuesday. Relatable details include a drop in humidity and a shift to drier conditions later in the period.
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