Moore Removed From Weather Bureau Over Misconduct Allegations
Washington April 16 Professor Willie L Moore chief of the weather bureau since 1895 and appointee of the Cleveland administration was summarily removed from office by President Wilson. His resignation accepted to take effect July 31 was withdrawn after an investigation of alleged efforts to become secretary of agriculture. The president referred the subject to the department of justice for inquiry. Secretary Houston issued a statement reporting grave charges and noting suspensions for further investigation. The case has prompted congressional inquiries into weather bureau expenditures and promotions during recent months. Continued on Last Page.
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Committeseeae
Thursday Specials For Thrifty People
From the Constitution ads, breakfast bacon priced at 12c per pound and grits at 25c for 24 pounds lead a list of thrift values. Pillsbury's Best products, fabric pieces, and assorted toilet articles are highlighted with several yardage and fabric price points. Unusual values promised, with more inside.
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Weather Bureau Chief Dismissed Amid Irregularities
The chief of the weather bureau has been summarily discharged for serious irregularities and charges against him have been presented to the department of Justice.
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Department of Justice
Daughters Vote But Don’t Elect At DAR Congress
Washington April 16 Balloting for president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution failed to yield a majority after the first day of annual congress. Three candidates split the vote with 619 for Mrs John Miller Horton 564 for Mrs William Cummings Story and 103 for Mrs Charles B Bryan. 500 votes were needed. Minor officers were elected including Henry L Mann as vice president general in charge of chapters and Mrs Mary S Lockwood as chaplain general. Other new officers named include registrar general treasurer general historian general and librarian general. Only three of ten vice presidents general were elected. Election resumes later.
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District of Columbia
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Julius C. Burrows
Michigan
Gayus M Brunbaugh
Joseph FE Raensdell
Louisiane
Charles Wesley Bassett
Mary
Land
Edward Orton, Jr
Ohio
George W. Sternberg
William C Boyle
John van Landingham
North Carolina
R. H Cunningham
Kentucky
Thomas R. Day
Tennessee
John Dc. Amos
Laverne W. Noyes
Illinois
Theodore C. Bates
Erastus G Putnam
Eliza O. Denniston
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Statements of Blease Used to Save Negro in Philadelphia
In Pittsburgh and Philadelphia a case seeks to halt transfer of a negro prisoner held for murder in South Carolina. The court was asked to delay proceedings pending an appeal based on Governor Blease's alleged statements about not calling troops and possible lynching. Governor Tenner issued requisition papers. NAACP and Constitution League argue the indictment faults. The prisoner remains jailed on a habeas corpus writ. decision imminent.
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Frederick Brown
Joe Grant
South Carolina
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Cole L. Blease
Téner
Pennsylvania
G. Edward Dickerson
Philadelphia
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Constitutions' League
Efficiency system opposed by unions at navy yard
Several unions of workmen at Charleston navy yard sought Boston Metal Trades union permission to strike. Action on the request was deferred. The efficiency system at the yard was cited as the cause of dissatisfaction. About 1300 men were involved.
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Charleston Navy Yard
Boston Metal Trades Union
Pope Pius XI Condition Report Mixed Amid Coughing Paroxysms
Rome April 11 bulletins show Pope Pius XI's condition is practically stationary with normal temperature but persistent bronchial illness and occasional coughing straining his strength. Doctors note albuminuria reappeared, hot baths ordered for kidneys, and the pontiff rests and sleeps better after rest. Cardinal Merry del Val oversees updates. lawyer Patriarca summoned to prepare a will. Cardinal Gibbons plans to sail for Rome and will depart soon for a seaport to await developments.
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Ettore Marchtapava
Andrea Amici
Andrea Amict
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Marchiafava
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Lorenzo Perosi
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Dean Wu
Patriarca
Holy See
Leo XIII
Pius XI
Merry del Val
Mgr. Parolin
Cardinal Gibbons
Pittsburg
Charles J. Bonaparte
Catholic Charities
New York
Athens Bankers Granted New Trial In Insolvent Deposit Case
The Georgia Court of Appeals reversed five year penitentiary sentences for Griffin and McCrary of the Athens Trust and Banking Co. on solvency charges. It held pleas of guilty may be withdrawn if based on misled assurances of a misdemeanor penalty, and that defendants may go to trial on all indictments. The ruling stresses pleas must be voluntary and not pled under improper promises.
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Pottie
Sue
Teachers Go On Strike Over Burglar Scare at Home for the Friendless
Highland Avenue residents recount a burglar scare near 226 Highland and the Home for the Friendless. Teachers Miss Lane and Miss Rowan accuse superintendent Miss Bradner of denying the incident and vow not to return. Police investigated shots fired as neighbors aided, with no clear burglar found.
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Bradner
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Miss Rowan
Whitehall Street
Misa Lane
Miss Bradner
Wood
Milam
Nat
Walt
Dan Harris
Home
Ruth Bradner
Nurals
Lindsay
Galf
Mamie Exell
Eugenia Jennings
On to Mexico City Slogan of Rebels
New Orleans reports arrive of Mexican leaders en route to Coahuila to back Carranza who aims to be provisional president by June. Garcia says Carranza could mobilize 70,000, with 25,000 for the capital drive, while Huerta loyalists commit raids and brutal actions as Zapata recognizes Carranza. Ultimatum to Huerta demands his resignation and exile.
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Huerta
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Carrenza
Mexico City
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Cararanza
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Mexicana
Serapio Aguirre
Mexican National Congress
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Felix Diaz
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Mexico
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Pago
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Parral
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Santa Rosa- Mia
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Sants Rosella
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Sante Rosalia
Interior
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Raw Wool Free List Victory Sparks Tariff Debate
Washington April 16 The Democratic caucus voted 111 to 42 to keep raw wool on the free list in the Underwood tariff, rejecting Dies 15 percent duty plan. Underwood defended Wilson’s right to suggest tariff changes, while lawmakers debated executive overreach and the committee’s role in tariff drafting.
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Ferguson
New Mexico
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Cline
Indiana
Stout
Montana
Barnhard
Weather Prophecy Fair Days Forecast in Georgia
Georgia forecast calls for fair weather on Thursday and Friday. Local resort reports expected low and high temperatures with mean and normal figures. Rainfall data show past 24 hours and monthly and yearly deficits or excesses, indicating dry spells or wet periods.
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