Senator May Face Questioning In Tabert Case
A broad probe moves into the Tabert case with calls to extend the inquiry to the owner of a convict lease camp. North Dakota debate centers on an expeditious, ex parte view and possible expansion of the committee’s mandate as preliminary sessions set for 1 pm, with figures including Senator Wood MacWallrams and others named in the contentious push for a wider inquiry into state offices and county courts.
Troops Requested Before Herrin Riots Declared
A disputed report claims the adjutant general asked for troops before the Herrin riots and sought changes to a written riot report. Colonel Hunter testified that troop requests and militia uses were discussed in multiple conversations, with officials and publishers quoted on the matter.
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Floating School Transport Sold To Boston Firm
Ast G CanMer troop test out of the Candier Fleating Sebel Inc Thurs Inc confirmed reports that the 7 former ToS tensport Tugin sho h t wisty bie made world crimes 43 as i floating scbres for boy ba been sold Nyy the Boston Iron and Metal com pum Aside fom confirming the oo pet MO Gardke jive oo informa con srong the tringiction. de u Tout divulge the price recened for the res vloor state whether or not meses tone for the purchase of another ahro he used toc the achool have been evened Mr Cindler stated that the float ing school plans have not been ban doned He declined to confirm a re wits from Baltimore to the effe t that a ship more modern and more adaptel 10 this purpose will be purchased at mice i It is said that the cost of rency? in, the Lonan ion, the bmt qoinm proved to be prouibithe The dip was used by the government as " transport during the war and is %&d to be regarded by nautical experts as 1 fast class vessel Thousands of dollars have be spent in advertiing the school "in the country's reading magazines, in cluding 'The Literary Digest 1g t new of Retiens, and the gemrrt of trees in the Candler building have been floored with requests for and it is aad that many wealthy youths from widely separated points in the United States have enrolled for the Oiret veyare
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Powder and Paint Assets To Nation Declared Expert
New York April 12 Dr C P Wimmer professor of pharmacy at Columbia University told a cosmetic show audience that powder and paint empower women and boost national appeal. He contrasted the attractive modern user with the unwashed housewife, stressing cosmetic use as a social asset.
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Ghosts to Teach In Public Schools Say
Spiritualists predict schools will feature mediums as instructors joining Conan Doyle and Oliver Dodge at conventions. The plan envisions spirits guiding children from kindergarten onward with teachers directing sessions to summon and communicate with the departed for lessons. Continued on Page 9, Column 4.
Shippers Bureau Renews Activity In Atlanta
The shippers committee of the Atlanta bureau and the ratro rd committee will function until May 1 representing all railroads in Atlanta. Harry Moore said the decision comes after strong cooperation between shippers and carriers and notes a continued car shortage and a surge in freight handling efficiency by about 73 percent. The aim is to tighten cross town moves to reduce loading delays. Continued on Page 2, Column 3.
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Minnesota farmer asks what government should do
A political column argues Minnesota farmers confront demagogues and radical talk, noting labor shortages, high wages, and hopes for policy fixes. It questions wartime profit bets, freight rates, postal costs, and taxes, urging practical government action over rhetoric. The piece hints the discussion continues on page 7, column 5.
Work to Start Soon on Boys Senior High School
The school committee and bond commission approved plans for the new Boys Senior High School plant. They adopted a recommendation to concur with the bond of education on contract awards to move city council action forward. A special meeting was set for Monday at 1 PM to vote approval, with further steps expected to continue on Page 2.
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Ten Cent Verdict in $10 000 Slander Suit
The jury awarded the plaintiff ten cents in a slander case against Mrs Oxman over an alleged theft accusation during a billing dispute. Mattias Freng, contractor, sued Migs J Oxman at 801 Capitol Avenue, with foreman announcing the verdict in Judge IM Reds division.
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Reign of Peace Marks Meeting of Police Board
The city police board held a peaceful semi monthly session with Police Chief James Le Reavers. Only two officers faced charges of conduct unbecoming an officer. McDaniel was exonerated after a disputed cash bond entry. Chambers faced suspension then discharge after drink and illness claims, with witnesses noting no alcohol in Chambers' breath.
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Will Stay in Bed Friday the 13th To Avoid Mishap
Macon April 12 Speciel JA Parham, a Macon businessman, plans to stay in bed Friday the thirteenth to dodge a series of misfortunes he attributes to the calendar. He cites past injuries on the thirteenth month after month and a garage fire as precedents, hoping rest will avert disaster.
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Republicans Split Over League Issue Wide Rift Grows
Washington April 12 A three faction split forms in the Republican Party over the League of Nations. Extreme anti league members Rural Johnson McCormack shift, pro league reservationists push for changes, and international court advocates align with President Harding. The president warns of dangers and presses for cautious participation. continued on page four.
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Haldeman Heads UC V for Year
General William B Haldeman is chosen as commander in chief of the veterans, seen as a worthy successor to Bennet E Young. Tennessee attendees celebrate the victory over Dallas and secure Memphis for next year’s reunion. Kentuckians cheer the leadership.
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France Protest Over Turkish Concession Sparks Indemnity Talk
The Associated Press reports France protests a Turkish oil concession awarded to a French trade group. The note follows French and British tensions as suggested indemnity stock ventures arise in the U.S. market. Meanwhile a Georgia court convicts Kontz for a fatal street incident involving a grinding machine, fining him and detailing an impending higher court decision.
Kontz Fined 250 For Auto Wreck Case
Kontz faces a 250 fine after a wreck ruling. A conference is set for this morning to decide whether the fine will be paid or an appeal pursued.
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Protest at Conference and Turkish Railway Plan
A Paris protest outlined April 12 by Turkish officials opposing American interests led by Rear Admiral Colby. The plan also details a 2700 kilometer rail project from Samsun to Trebizond linking Angora to Arzerum with Mosul to the Black Sea, aiming to double the existing railway reach. Kemalists reportedly concede twenty percent revenue to the syndicate over an eighteen year construction period.
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Rector Kept at Dinner Table Slain by Priest in Michigan
Rev Father Charles Dillon, head of St Augustine’s Catholic Church in Michigan, shot and killed Rev Father Skenry QC Neil during a dinner table confrontation. Assistant rector alleged Dillon had disciplined him since his 13 months at the parish, then ordered him to leave after a quarrel. Police and county officials were notified.
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Missing children found alive in refrigerator
Warren Obie reported that Margaret Willions age 4 and infant Millme 2, along with her brother and Teresa Sandford, were found alive today in a refrigerator inside an abandoned market house. They were famished and faint. Margaret was unconscious. authorities believe they entered the building while playing and became locked inside the ice box.
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Weather forecast and notes for Friday to Saturday
In Washington Varecast, Georgia shows showers and thunderstorms Friday with clearing Saturday. Temperatures are mid range with a high heat index noted. Local report records mean temperatures and a 1 inch 25 percent deficit since the first of the month.
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