Caucus Fights Over Tax Plan As Tariff Debate Continues
Washington April 18 Republican representatives debated amendments to the income tax and tariff reform measure. Democrats preserved the $4,000 exemption and graduated rates up to 4 percent on $100,000. A tariff commission provision was endorsed. action on Payne Hill wool bill deferred. Minor changes to the tax bill were planned. insurance policy wording was adjusted to exclude proceeds on death from income. The House expected to vote midweek with passage before May 1.
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Georgia sheriff gets AIS man in far west
Los Angeles April 1 Special T FB McMinn of Knoxville Ga who was arrested here on manslaughter charges for run down and killing two motorcyclists in Georgia sits in custody awaiting papers. Sheriff Seagler arrived to claim McMinn at Knoxville Ga near where the death occurred. McMinn is known as Chicken in the area. The sheriff greeted him this morning noting his broad smile as he faced transfer.
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Mothers Sell Babes Before They're Born At Chicago Farms
Chicago officials reveal in a state house inquiry that maternity homes and city farms traffic in infants. Officials admit no records exist for shipped babies and that some mothers are hired to nurse infants of the wealthy. Doctors dispute birth counts and sanitation, with calls to close facilities.
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Thieves Bind Dentist to Chair in Home Office Raid
New York April 18 Bound and gagged in his own operating chair dentist Benjamin Frieman watched three men rifle his office and depart with gala and platinum worth 4000 dollars. The robbers gained entry to Frieman's office as patients were admitted.
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Worsham and White Won't Be Forced Off Griffin Station
Athens Ga April 14 Special The new Griffin Experiment Station director Dr R J H De Leach says there is no truth in reports he will remove Dr H White state chemist and E L Worsham state entomologist from the staff The directors meet April 22 and the plan to alter the staff is said to hinge on his wishes No personal grudge fuels the discussions. the aim cited is payroll efficiency and station needs
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White
Traps Quail as Covey Flies Into Auto
Cordele Ga April 18 A local fertilizer representative R B Adams trap ped two quail by driving with top and curtains up as a covey rose at Wilcox county road. Four birds jumped into his car and two were captured with a laprobe while two escaped. He plans to tame the captured birds.
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Wilcox County
Mrs Story Wins DA R Presidency in NYC Election
Mrs William Cummings Story of New York won the Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution presidency generally on the third ballot, defeating Mrs John Miller Horton of Buffalo. The vote was 600 to 449 with seven vice presidents general elected to complete the leadership team.
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Ohio
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Alabama
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California
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Pennsylvania
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Missouri
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Iowa
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Indiana
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London telegram claims J W Martin safe in Switzerland
A telegram from Vevey Switzerland told Joseph W Martin's London friend to cease inquiries and claimed he is well. Relatives in Memphis doubt the message's authenticity and say they know nothing of a detective withdrawing from the search for the missing cotton dealer.
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Sold to Her Husband by Father in Delaware Marriage
Teresa Sisso, 18, told Wilmington police her father sold her in marriage to Antonio Cotillo for 130 dollars. The ceremony occurred about a week earlier after her disappearance. Attorney General Wolcott ordered commitment to an institution while seeking annulment.
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Teddy bear saved as Grace Wallace burns in gas explosion
Grace Wallace, a Fairlie house cook, suffers severe burns when gasoline ignites a dishpan of gas. Margerie Campbell, age year unknown, rushes through flames to grab her teddy bear, saving it from the fire. The mother Elizabeth Campbell helps, while Jack Duggan sustains burns but not serious injuries. The cook is expected to die from injuries.
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Contagious Disease Hospital Planned in Atlanta
Atlanta city health board creates a five member committee led by Dr R T Dorsey to study need, cost, and site for a contagious disease hospital. A rough estimate places construction around 100000 dollars to treat diphtheria meningitis typhoid and related illnesses. Committee to report in about two weeks as council and finance face possible appropriation. Chief Jentzen reports Mayor Woodward okaying stablekeeper Pope's illness related salary if board adds a duty on duty clause.
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Atlanta
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Old Mother Hubbard Reads The Constitution Specials
A playful piece lists 1930s style sale items and prices from The Constitution, noting Maxwell House coffee at 35c, tomatoes 15c a basket, roast beef 16c lb, Snowdrift lard 86c, Kingan's bacon 12 1 2c lb, neckwear 50c, and women’s vests 3 for 50c, with Tomato Plants 20c a dozen, urging readers to follow her example by shopping for daily needs and Grand Opera prep.
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Bryan and Clark bury the hatchet in Washington reunion
Washington, April 15. Speaker Champ Clark and Secretary William Jennings Bryan met at a private luncheon and announced they had buried the hatchet, quelling Baltimore convention tensions. Bryan issued a clarifying statement praising Clark and urging cordial cooperation. Clark expressed that personal aims must yield to unity for the Democratic Party and the administration.
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Wiliam Jennings Bryan
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Pope Pius Improves, Doctors Say Convalescence Near
Rome April 18 Pope Pius III reports three days without fever and improving general condition according to attending physicians and Cardinal Del Val. Doctors note influenza with tracheal bronchial involvement, deny broncho pneumonia, and say recovery expected. pope shows interest in Mass plans for Pentecost as Malta Eucharistic congress looms.
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St.Peter's
Four Cars Jump Track In Georgia Train Wreck
Four rear cars derailed near Lovejoy Ga on a Macon to Atlanta run at 7 20 p m causing serious injuries to Captain Andy J Floyd conductor B M Gordon and Mrs Matthews among many others Officials suspect trainwreckers sent dogs from Jonesboro and Forsyth to aid the investigation. Rescue trains rushed to the scene and doctors and ambulances were stationed at the terminal Atlanta hospital.
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Ethel Spence
Thomasville
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Thomas Hancock
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Weather Prophecy Foretells Fair Georgia Weekend
Georgia forecast calls for generally fair skies Saturday and Sunday with light to moderate winds. No significant precipitation expected as weekend plans unfold under calm weather conditions.
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