Aldrich Presses Senate on Tariff Revenue and Expenditure
Washington April 19 Senator Aldrich head of the finance committee argues the pending tariff bill will yield ample revenue for the government. He warns Congress to reduce expenditures if revenue falls short and opposes income tax proposals. The analysis compares the Payne and Dingley acts, showing potential revenue gains from the Senate bill and noting a projected surplus under normal conditions.
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Prominent Women Involved In Case At Center Of Smuggling Probe
New York April The assailing syndicate that offered Collector Loeb 199000 to drop the government probe into Leeper trunks smuggling including 65000 worth of Paris gowns today raised the bid to 260000 as a bribe. Bainbridge died by his own hand amid scandal while Loeb said offers have been refused. The gowns were for prominent women in New York Boston Philadelphia and Washington believed designed by famous Paris couturiers. Loeb plans a public auction of the seized gowns next month.
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No Unwritten Law in Case of Capt Haine
Flashing N Y April. The unwritten law will not figure in the trial of Captain Peter C Haine US Army for the murder of William Annis at Bayside Yacht Club last August. John D McIntyre chief counsel for the defense said in open court that they would not appeal to unwritten law and would press insanity defense. District Attorney DeWitt announced three aliens hired to oppose insanity testimony. The session closed with two jurors in the box and two more to be chosen. Jurors named August Gundling and George H Highs.
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Negro Veteran Monroe Gooch Dies in Neahville Funeral
A color veteran Monroe Gooch died yesterday. Two regulars from his company attended the funeral in uniform and saluted over the grave at Greenwood cemetery. Gooch served nearly nine decades, never missing a reunion since the early days of service.
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City Council Divided Over Vox Populi Vote on Officials
Atlanta council debates Alderman Curtin Curta Vox Populi resolution to elect city officials by the people. Minority report favors adoption. majority references to charter revision committee amid heated exchanges. Officials targeted include recorder, waterworks head, city electrician, building inspector, and more.
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Ovation for Mrs McLean at D A R Convention
The eighteenth continental congress of the National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution opened in Continental Hall with music oratory and harmony. Delegates honored retiring president general Mrs Donald McLean of New York as her successors vie, with Matthew T Scott and Mrs William Cummings Story, for the post. The crowd rose for McLean as she spoke of eighteen years of service and the new hall’s completion, tearfully pledging unreserved devotion to the order.
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Ada Mob Hangs Four Men for Deputy Marshal Murder
April 19 Ada Oklahoma mob of about 200 mostly prosperous citizens hangs four men accused of killing Deputy U S Marshal A L Boypitt. Victims include BMILAGA Fort Worth Texas cattleman B BURRELL Duncan Okla ranch owner JESSE WEST Canadian Texas ranch owner and VOR AULEN Canadian Texas rancher. The crowd overwhelmed the jail after dark, striking guard McCarthy and proceeding with the executions.
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Three Men Shot in Richmond Crime Rampage
Everett Royster, a Black man, allegedly attacked James B Lacy and his son Charles in Richmond wood yard, fired at Dr James P McDonough, forced a carriage ride down Broad Street, injured Officer Carter and merchant Marlanda Clark, then escaped after a trolley pole collision. Lacy pair injured, McDonough unharmed by bullets though fired at. Royster captured later. chaos ends with police pursuit.
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Abdul Hamid Soon 10 Fall From Throne
April 1 reports from Constantinople say Sultan Abdul Hamid abdicated amid city turmoil. Crowds gathered at British and Russian embassies seeking confirmation while government officials denied the rumors. Constitutionalists advance on the capital as deputies postpone a confidence vote and Prime Minister Tewfik Pasha defends his crisis leadership.
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Weather Prophecy Georgia Cloudy With Vague Details
Georgia forecast notes partly cloudy conditions Tuesday with possible showers in the north, and fair weather by Wednesday in the south. Winds are light to moderate, becoming variable. Temperature data shown includes normal values and rainfall for the period, though figures are unclear.
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