Slaton Seen As Atlanta Power Center For Legislators
The article notes legislators routinely visit Hon. John M Slaton in the Grant Building, treating his office as a headquarters in town. Members seek Slaton for news on his governor bid and on issues, including support for permanent voter registration to ease farm season burdens.
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Atlanta
John M Slaten
Grant Building
Iegressure
Adlapta
Mr. Slaton
Sea Slaton
Slaton
Ion
Short Lease on Life Given to Eugene H Grace
Eugene Grace is expected to live only a while longer according to his father L Hill of Newnan and Mrs Grace. The family reports doctors say there is a chance to recover, but no operation is planned due to the risks of anesthesia. The group awaits further word as doctors evaluate Grace’s condition.
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Eugene H. Grace
Eugene Grace
L. Hill
Newnan
Grace
Atlanta
Hillanter
Wills ‘Jones
Thomas Bailey
Aga
Dr. Jones
Sagen Eugene
Mr. Hi
Constitution
Eugene
Losky
Hie
Mr. Hill
Deliberate Lie Is Charged To Mann
Washington April 16. Representative Graham chairman of the House Interior department expenditures committee, accuses minority leader Mann of knowingly uttering a deliberate falsehood to discredit him. Mann alleges a conspiracy to discredit the house over Indian affairs. An affidavit Mann cited was disputed. No action was taken.
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Washington
Mann
Representative Graham
Iminola
House Interior Department
Graham
Helen Pierce Gray
Mr. Graham
Mr.Mann
House Inagian Committee
Mr. Mann
Atlanta party departs for Saengerfest
The Atlanta singing section led by a committee departs last night for the South Atlantic Saengerfest in Jacksonville. Key figures include secretary John Boherzinger treasurer Herman Steltichen and several named participants and officials.
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Atlanta
Sonville
South Atlantic
John “Boherzinger
Intér Weélich
Caasiror
Trscaurer
Herman Steltichen
Henry Mugneh
James Lynch
George Herthin
Eugene Schmidt
James ‘McGlone
E. van Goldtanoven
J. W. Ray Jj Hild
Bob Hills
G. Hills
BG. Wall
John Schoennér
Fred
Housenalter
Sonn Sessanad Teh
I. Sommers
J. _Schwartz
Fail Meier
Ruinehai
Wert
Wuribdér
Intics
Soukindre
Mewchwartz
Home Rule Bill Wins First Stage in Commons Vote
London April 16 the home rule bill passed its first reading in the house of commons by 360 to 266. Boisterous cheers followed the tally while Andrew Bonar Law attacked the bill and government. Ulster's leaders signaled readiness to risk lives for liberty and justice in the debate.
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London
House of Commons
Andrew Bonar Law
Ulster
House of Lords
P. O'Connor
Ireland
Three Men Killed by Swinging Cable at Le Noir City
Three railroad workers were killed this morning when a cable parted and swung through the air striking the steam shovel crew at Le Noir City. Victims identified as Patrick H. Vance of Knoxville Tennessee flag foreman. John Kitts of Knoxville work train. Walter Stewart, a colored laborer.
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Lenoir City
Steam
Patrick H. Vance
Knoile
Knoxville
Tann
Tran
Southern Railway
John Kitts
Walter Stewert
Skin A Driven Away By Possible Postam Cure
Postam promises rapid, effective skin disease treatment claiming intense healing and reliable results. It suggests hospital or household use and touts value for eczema, itching, rash, and related conditions with claims of unmatched efficacy.
Eastern sentiment shows strong opposition to Wilson
Clippings from New Jersey and New York newspapers reveal laboring people and naturalized foreigners in opposition to Governor Wilson. Polish, Italian, and Hungarian groups condemn his remarks about minorities, with plans to address Polish voters and similar actions by other communities.
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Underwood
New Jersey
New York
Hudson County
Wilson
Faye
Hutchens
Trenton
Federation of Polish Societies
John Krakowski
Frank Cronikowski
St. Louis
Woodrow Wilson
United States
New Trial Granted to J Edward Brazell
Augusta Ga April 18 Judge Henry Hammond granted a new trial to J Edward Brazell held in Richmond county jail charged with the murder of Corrie Bell Duncan on November 15 1971. Brazell was convicted of first degree murder January 29 and sentenced to be hanged February 10. The defense petition led to the new trial order and the case may be heard again this term of the superior court with no opposition from Brazell’s attorneys.
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Augusta
Henry
Hammond
J. Edward Brazell
Brazell
Richmond “County
Harder
Corrie
Bell Duncan
Gittie Métién
Pierce Era
Work-in-Comfort Shoes Endorsement by Southern Worker
The South’s working man backs our line of Work-in-Comfort Shoes priced at 3.50. Built with chrome tanned leather and heavy flexible soles, in three colors and several styles. Made in Georgia by J. K. Ort Shoe Co. Red Seal Factory, Atlanta.
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South
Georgia
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Turday
Buckhead
Pace’s
New Street
Habersham
C. Hopkins
Roff Sims & Co
4Th National Bank
Steve R. Johnston
B. M. Grant & Co
Republi
Graham of
Ilionias
Altoloma
Crichton
Shumane
Fralolog School
Catalogu Kiser
S. Forsyth
Sts
Fly Iberg, Br
H. AL Martin
Whitehall Street
J. K. Ort Shoe Co
Red Seal Factory
Mall
C.H. Howells
Church St
New York City
Jacobs ‘Pharmacy ‘Co
Brown & Allen
Atlante
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