Investigation of Rate Laws in Alabama Ordered Permanent
A federal court in Alabama issued a formal order to permanently restrain rate ta ne and its accuracy and function until proper review, following a conference among State and railroad attorneys. Judge Jones signaled the order clarifying the investigation’s scope while parties disputed who would bear court costs.
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Montenmers. Alm
Alabama
Jate
Thomas G. Jones
Federal Court of the Middle Diatelet
Jones
Terence
Attorneta
Cuntenry Werte
OM Garber
Iidge W. Weakley
Aorace Steingfelliw
Henry Belheimer
Gregory L. Fini
Mobile
George W. Jone
J Manley Foster
Sideney J. Howle
Iirinencan
Httle
S A E Hold Convention In Winaton Salem
The biennial convention of Gamma province of Sienna Alpha Epetjon fraterpti met here in the afternoon with Res Al fred Berkeley presiding. Representatives from Staten oof Vine Kinla Newth and seat Carolina to the Charter of Coluimus attended. A banquet at Hotel Ginzendorf followed. The convention will close with a massion tomorrow.
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Winaton-Salem
Gamma
Sienna
Alpha Epetjon
Alfred Berkeley
Staten Oof Vine Kinla
Newth
Seat Carolina
Coluimus
Ginzendorf
Apathe Burnets Betoe
Vention
Massion
Bryan scared by grandson at New York pier
New York April 21 William J Hryanq granison little Bryan Leavitt and family members, including Mrs Bryan and Mrs Leavitt, greet Bryan at the Minnehaha pier. The boy hid under a berth and sprang out to hug his grandfather as the ship docked, then the party headed to the Leavin Reuse before travels to Nebraska. The family planned a grand overseas trip, visiting Italy, Greece, Turkey and other places during a lengthy European tour.
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New York
William J. Hryanq
Granison
Bryan Leavitt
Fae
Hryan
Mra Hryan
Mra
Leavitt
Leavis
Eduldien
Europe
Steiner
Bryan Wat
Mra Bryan
Vino
Rath
Alme
Tlttie Bryan
Sun Giaide U
Berch
Brian
Pip Kranifalberg Arma
Bryan
Trenton
Nebraska
Hrvan
Mr. Leavitt
Chirope
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Press Urges Relief From Paper Trust Asks Congress Action
The Associated Press annual meeting at the Waldorf Astoria adopted an address urging the president and Congress to grant immediate relief from paper maker combinations. They protest delays in hearings and cite rising newsprint prices reported by the director of the census bureau. A joint banquet with the American Newspaper Publishers Association is planned with William J. Bryan as speaker.
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New York
Associated Prean
Waldorf-Astoria
Daily
New
Associated Press
Waves and
Congress
Cen
United States
Congressn
Creden
Fonda
Tern
Aa Fallow
Charles EL Granty
Baltimore Evening News
WH Nelson
Kansan City Star
W.L. McLean
Philadelphia Hulletin
George ‘Thompson
J. Paul Dixpatch
Adolph 3. Geta
American Newpaper Publishers Association
Waldorf Aatoria
William J. Bryan
Washington
Cannon
Aix
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Williams
DeArmond
Missouri
Mano
Kinnia
Miller
Kanan
Stafford
Wlaemam
Bannon
Ohio
Sims
Tennesees
Rean
Taft Men Barred as Florida Republicans Split
Pensacola April 21. A rupture divided Florida Republicans at the third congressional convention. Taft supporters were barred from the hall by Foraker aligned leaders who issued tickets for delegates. Foraker aims named George De Wentworth and Mark S. White. Taft men named WET Arthrop and Isaac Jenkins.
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Pensacola
Florida
Taft
Foraker
Poraker
George de Wentworth
Mark 8. White
Wet
Arthrop
Isaac Jenkins
PUT YARDSTICK TO CANDIDATES Continued From Page One
A Fulton County anti alcohol league meeting appointed a committee to nominate officers for the new league. George Gordon was elected president with E. Calloway and J. J. Fuga as vice presidents. Ward canvassing was debated but not pursued for judge races. Several hundred present, Upshaw urged a law on alcohol content in near beers. A large crowd applauded as plans to begin work were set.
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Fulton County Anti-Batoon League
B.C. Calloway
Fulton County Anti-Saloon League
Lee Douglas
C. O H. Keney
Major Guinn
Aldine Chambers
J. B. Richarde
Gordon
George Gordon
E. (. Calloway
J. J. Fuga
Lee Douglan
W. H. Ferrell
K. A. Cartledge
James L Magnon
Woh. Pherpe
League
Ht. D White
H. Kelly
Duncan
E. A. White
W. C. Smith
R. J. Guinn
Witlar Smith
B. F. Burdette
L. P. Baker
Larne
Wilt D. Upshaw
Mecord
R.A. Broyles
Five Candidates Pay Assessments for June Election
Only five candidates bound for the June 4 election have paid required assessments to Fulton County election officials. Qualified contenders include John M. Blaton and H. McCord for state senator, Walter A. Simm and Eagar Latham for representative, and Paul Dunenhog for enrooner. Assessments vary by office, with amounts from 20 to 80 dollars, and are due before noon May 4.
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John M. Blaton
H. ¥. McCord
Walter A. Simm
Eagar Latham
Paul Dunehog
Superior Court
Judge Superior Court
Salic- Her Superior Court
Judge City Court
Judge City Criminal Court
Selleltarety Court
Congression
Fity
Fulton County
Commiantaners
W. T. Winn
Fourth National Bank
Funeral services for late James J Mathews held yesterday
James J Mathews, a long time Alabama resident and Methodist church member, died after a brief illness. Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon from his residence in this city. He is survived by an aged widow and two adult children.
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Mathews
Cuthbert
Jamea J Mathews
Thin City
George I
Walter
Homer
Aged Black man seized by alleged officers at home
Police aided by officers tried to locate George Delaney a Black man after two men posing as officers arrived at 224 West Hunter Street about 1 30 in a buggy. He was placed under guard and driven away. Since then no trace has been found, with foul play suspected.
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George Delaney
TS Yearnel
West
Hunter Street
Man Believes Mob Seeks to Hang Him in Nighttime Flight
Chinnock a 34 year old Cornian man was seized by Officers Camp and Hardaway from the Terminal de pot tat and taken to the police barracks for safety. He is delusional and carries a Globe Arizona to New York ticket and a Plymouth England ticket on an American Line steamer leaving next Saturday. He has about 8.30 dollars and fears a mob outside will hang him and that Dick in the miner near Globe Arizona will attack him. Efforts will be made to place him on an early morning train to reach New York before the steamer.
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Chinnock
Hardaway
Globe
Arizona
New York
Plymouth
England
Ite
Prople
Alin
Wayne
Four Killed and Twenty Hurt in Arkansas Explosion
An April 21 explosion at Burkes construction camp near Heber City killed four Italian laborers and seriously injured about twenty others, including immigrant workers. The blast toppled dirt and rock as seventy five men worked the cut, with several buried in the upheaved earth.
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Heber, Ark
Burkes
Copppet Acquitted In Alabama Murder Trial
Aninion Alabama April 24 Mark Cop Pet aged 9 YeATM was acquitted the day of Wemey Burns murder in the county a year ago. Burns shot during a feld with his children at work. Prosecution alleged a prior dispute and Cappett fled after the murder. He was rearrested on assault and battery charges against Burns's wife.
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Aninion
Ala
Mark Cop Pet
Wemey Burns
Thin County
Burne
Feld
Murne
Cappett
Here
Mre
Furna
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Imma
Winaton-Salen
Little Fellow
Mabus
Ames Peter Ron
Nthe Manite Post Office
Maanty Republican
Mistriet
Green
the Trust
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Mark
Tela
Coppett
Ron
Focal
the Alabastine Company
Grand Rapids
Mich
Coy Water OL
New York City
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