Canadian Reciprocity And Farmers Free List Adopted By Democrats
The Democratic House caucus backed tariff revision and approved placing a broad free list on the Canadian reciprocity measure. Agricultural implements, sacks, salt, seeds, and other items would be freed. woolen and cotton schedules may face future action. The plan faces uncertain Senate approval as anti Bryan members gain steering control. The piece notes political divisions among Democrats and party leaders.
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House
Senate
John Carrigan
Washington, D. C
Democraty
Bryan
Ways and Means Committee
Underwood
Jennius Bryan
Ways and Insane
Kitchen
North Carolina
James
Wentucky
Dixon
Indiana
Shakleford
Missouri
Martin
Virginia
Culberson
Texas
Clark
Arkansas
Simmena
Bankhead
Alabama
Fletcher
Florida
Williams
Mississippi
Uncles Implicated in Las Vegas Kidnapping Case
Will and John Rogers, uncles of two year old Waldo Rogers, were arrested in New Mexico for complicity in the abduction. Will Rogers confessed, describing a $12,000 ransom paid by the mother and the spot where the money was hidden. The boy was recovered unharmed and authorities plan to move the suspects to Santa Fe for custody.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Will Rogers
John
Tas Vexas
Joe Wiggins
Will
John Rogers
Little Waldo Rogers
Santa Fe
Wiggins
Whicch
Joan Rogers
San Veras
Waldo Rogers
A. T Rogers
H. L. Wade
Kansas City
Rogers
L. Waldo
City Probes Sale of Police Barracks for Central Station
The general council and the police commission adopt resolutions to study selling the police barracks to fund a central station at City Hall and sub stations on the outskirts. The council’s plan calls for a full report by the police committee and a city hall expansion. The police commission agrees sales may fund central station additions and outskirts sub stations during city hall remodeling.
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General Council
Police Commission
Johnston
Bett
Council
City Hall
Police Board
Mason
Speeders Trapped by Edgewood Avenue Quarter Mile Trap
Officer George Eddieman set a quarter mile measurement on Edgewood avenue to time speeding autos. First offenders M. L Thrower and James Daly Duffy were fined fifteen dollars and seventy five cents each after arraignment.
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George Eddieman
Edgewood Avenue
Eddieman
Fiddleman
M. L Thrower
James Daly
Mr. Thrower
Mr. Duffy
Died With Cards in Hand in Cleveland Room Death
The bodies of George Kopp and Richard Dooley were found in a Cleveland room with playing cards clenched in their hands, asphyxiated apparently during a game. Police investigated possible causes and noted the men had been dead since the time of the card playing.
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Cleveland
Ohio
George Kopp
Richard Dooley
Advertising Talks Echo Lincoln Speech Simplicity
A compact note links advertising rhetoric to Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg address noting the speech uses 119 words with repetition. It argues that the simple style preserves enduring impact and asks if advertisements should adopt similar plainness to endure through the years.
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Abraham Lincoln
Grand Opera Season Opens With Otello In Atlanta
Caruso cannot sing due to grip and will be absent months. Otello replaces The Girl of the Golden West for Atlanta opera opening on April 27. Metropolitan Opera presents a star cast with Slezak Amato Aida Claaseus De Segura la and a large New York caliber company. Single tickets go on sale this morning at Philips Crews and Cable Piano Company with prices from 1 to 45 dollars.
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Philips,& Crews
North Pryor Street
Cable Piano Company
North Broad
mrPbal
Caruso
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Otello
Golden West
Atlanta
Brand Opera
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Music Center
South
Slezak
Amato
Aida
Claeaseus
de Segurola
Puccini
Ponchielli
Pencil Stops Stab At Heart at Peachtree Inn
Night clerk B W Adams narrowly escaped a fatal stab by bell boy Fred Chancellor at the Peachtree Inn. Chancellor, a 20 year old negro, slashed Adams after being reprimanded. A lead pencil in Adams’ pocket absorbed the deadly blow. Adams survived after physician care. Chancellor remains unfound.
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B. W. Adams
Peachtree Inn
Adams
Fred Chancellor
Chancellor
Negro Conductor Bell Shot In Greensboro Train Attack
Southern railway freight conductor R C Bell was shot four times tonight by one of two black men when he tried to eject them from a train near Greensboro N C Bell was taken to High Point for medical aid with multiple bullet wounds in the abdomen and legs. conditions not yet known.
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Bell
Greensboro
N. G
R. Cc. Bell
Southern Railway
High Point
Ayiil Proveietel
Riots Smash 250000 Champagne Bottles in Marne Uproar
Paris reports the senate moves to curb champagne area sparking protests in Marne. A 2000 strong column ransacks Hoernay cellars, sacks Damery, pours gallons into streets, and clashes with Sixteenth Dragoons and gendarmes. Riots spread to Epernay with crews destroying property and barricades.
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Paris
Senate
Department of
Aube
Marne
Rheims
France
Champagne
Marne Valley
Hoernay
Sixteenth Dragoons
Eperesy
Epernay
Department of Marne
Damery
Thirty- First Dragoons
Worth a Million Held as Vagabond Released
Ralph Brandreth of New York and his secretary August Mathias, jailed March 17 for vagrancy after swindling a hotel, were freed by order of Belgiums minister of justice after twenty days. Brandreth, an American millionaire, faced a suit for wrongful incarceration as the case sparks an American legation inquiry.
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Brussels
Belgium
Ralph Brandreth
New York
August Mathias
Brandreth
Maire Revelard
Allcock Manufacturing Company
Probe for Wickersham Taft May Name New Attorney General
A historical headline notes a probe concerning U I Wickersham connected to President Taft. The item hints at the possibility of naming a new Attorney General, discussing Cabinet placement and potential implications for the administration.
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Wickersham
Taft
Wickersham Faces Probe Over Cotton Prices and Justice
Washington reports aReina y resolution to probe the Department of Justice over Sherman anti trust cases and outside employment by Attorney General George W Wickersham It seeks nine member bipartisan inquiry and 15000 for costs amid rumors of past ties to the New York Cotton Exchange and favors to cotton bears, with a possible disqualification angle.
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Department of Justice
New York Cotton Exchange
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
George W. Wickersham
Taft
Representative Reinay
Illinois
Wickersham
Mr. Rainey
House
Rainey
Departments of Justice
Cotton Bears
Wite Determined to Have Divorce Amid Hotel Scandal
Mrs R Bennett Strange of 123 Garnett street charged with divorce action after accusing husband J W Strange of cruelty and reporting he exposed her to an affair with J W Nix at the Glenn hotel 40% Madison avenue. Nix fined 359 and costs. Strange denies wrongdoing and hints at immediate divorce action.
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Mr. Nix
Glenn Hotel
Madison Avenue
Nolice
Thad
Mr. Strange
F Amily
Jeter
Court reverses Loewe case against United Hatters
New York April 11 The U S Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court judgment of 222 240 awarded to Loewe Co of Danbury Conn in favor of the United Hatters of North America It calls the case a blow to the American Anti Boycott Association and its plaintiffs and notes the suit was funded and steered by the association More than 9000 hatters members were involved but only about 209 defendants faced claims and many were not union members The decision is praised as helpful for organized labor while exposing the breadth of the anti boycott effort
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New York
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Db Lowe & Company
Danbury, Conn
United Hatters of North America
American Anti-boycott Association
Alton B. Parker
The
Hatters
Heiptat
Parker
Loewe & Company
Plainiff
Hattera
Themere
Loewe and Co
Fhe
Weather Prophecy Rains Expected Across Georgia
Weather notes show unsettled conditions Wednesday and Thursday with likely rain and moderate to brisk easterly winds in Georgia. Temperature readings indicate a low around 48, with a normal high near 60, and a 0.34 inch rainfall in the past 24 hours.
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Georgia
Wsse
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