Down the Tube Drops Mercury in Odd Winter Reversal
A city tale recalls a sudden cold snap as summer attire proves impractical and the mercury plummets. Adults and crowds at night find the shift jarring, with winter wraps appearing in the streets and soda fountains bustling as residents seek warmth.
Supreme Court Deliberates on Payne Aldrich Tax Cases
Washington April 18 The US Supreme Court today set for arguments at the October term two cases challenging the constitutionality of the Payne Aldrich tariff act on corporation tax provisions. Lawyers were puzzled by the move with speculation about whether the court has ruled the tax constitutional, though no confirmation was given.
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Snipe Hunting Memories and Cool Weather Tale
A crowded anecdote recalls a late night snipe hunting prank told by a group after a Cumberland Island trip. The unofficial thermometer drops to 48 degrees as laughter and planning mix with a lantern light test. The narrator notes the humor in the attempt and the group finishes with breakfast.
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Killing of Antagonist in Fayetteville Sparks Court Case
In Fayetteville West Virginia on April 18 Robert J Bradford aged 34 was killed by Romeo Bennett son of Circuit Tudor William G Bennett. Bradford had charged Bennett with false swearing and in a ensuing fight Bennett drew a revolver and shot his opponent.
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Mountain Children Fundraiser Run By Atlanta Woman's Club
A bustling cafeteria style restaurant at 124 Peachtree Street run by the Atlanta Woman's Club and allied groups draws many of Atlanta's prominent figures. Proceeds support better rural and mountain school facilities as demonstrations and culinary talks promote Snowdrift products and modern cooking.
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Death talk shakes justices as Conrad presses case
A fragment from a Washington report notes tension in the Supreme Court as Conrad, a former solicitor general, presses for a ruling on a case. The group of justices appears unsettled while the inquiry into vacancies and cases continues.
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Washington
Supreme Venerable Bench
Hof
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