Lesson on Tariff by Pupil Moore in House Debate
Washington April 25 Frivolous and serious treatment was accorded the tariff question today as Rep J Hampton Moore of Pennsylvania used a fair primary debate format for edification and amusement. Mitch Palmer chairing the Democrat caucus delivered the principal argument for Underwood tariff reform amid lively exchanges and uproar.
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Washington
J Hampton Moore Republican
Pennsylvania
Mitchel Palmer
Moores
House
Lark
Lobeck
Nebraska
Moore
Sentleman
Rae
Garett
Tennesger
Manuar
Prinipal
Tenenga
Garrett
Paln 1
Mail disappearance being investigated in Washington
The missing registered mail pouch from Washington to Atlanta is under investigation. It contained negotiable papers valued at about $7000, including thirteen notes from the National Bank of Wilkes and checks, with dispatches and routes under scrutiny as investigators seek the missing letters and assess loss.
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Washington
Atlanta
National Bank of Wilkes
Fourth National Bank of Atlanta
Credit Advier
Atlanta Bank
Foche
Fowas
Poche
Crawfordville
Heard on a Street Car Conductor Plays Fine Tune
A street car conductor is described as a musical conductor who can play a tune while signaling fares. The remark notes the unusual talent on this particular car and its impact on riders.
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Thia
Tariff Debate Sparks Partisan Attacks in Congress
Lawmakers clash over the tariff measure as Moore and Kelley accuse the system of protective manipulation. Speakers from multiple states condemn the Harvester trust and push for reform while the House adjourns to resume the debate next morning.
Indictments Return Against Savannah Man Brown
Savannah GA April 25 Special Despite serving one year on the chain gang after pleading guilty to larceny from the Southern Cotton Gift company W 9 Brown a former manager faces five more true bills alleging thefts over two years totaling about 700 He sold goods and kept the money by altering the books each indictment has larceny and embezzlement counts in blanket form
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Savannah
Iareepy
Southern Cotton Git Company
W- 9 Brown
Brown
J H Kirkland to Head Arkansas University
J H Kirkland selected by University of Arkansas board as president. He will assume July 1 and was formerly chancellor at Vanderbilt University. C Hardy chosen dean of the agricultural college at Fayetteville, previously president of Mississippi A&M College.
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Little Rock
Kirkland
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tene
University of Arkansas
Hardy
Baylor College For Women
Belton Texas
Agricultural College
Fayetteville
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College
Starkville
Rich Savannah man found dead in his hotel room
Jacksonville Florida April 23 a wealthy Savannah Ga lumber dealer Howland died in his hotel room after a brief visit to the city for business room clerk summoned help and the body was sent to Savannah for burial Frazer and Granado were hanged after convictions for killings Deputy sheriffs and a Mogellen store manager were referenced in separate cases Odd Fellows in Thomasville plan a railcar arrival and local celebration for the organization’s 94th anniversary.
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Jacksonville
Fla
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Savannah
Howland
Thirty-seventh Street
Aporecea Vom
Iriin Frazer
Francisco Granado
Frazer
Deming
Grenado
William Clark
Mogellen
Odd Fellows Celebrate Ninety Fourth Anniversary in Toccoa
Toccoa lodge No 272 will celebrate the ninety fourth anniversary of the order next Sunday. The services will be at the Second Baptist church at 10 oclock. Addresses will be made by Loldness Basis Claude Bond and others.
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Thomasville
I Ltzgerald Lodge
Odd Tetlows
Thomasville Lodge
Odd
Toccoa
Landlords on a City's Neck in The Saturday Evening Post
A Gotham exhibition on urban crowding shows that land values rise with every five minutes bell rung by a device bearing the message that rent will climb. The discussion touches on high valuations, building taxes, and calls for reform to shift tax burden from land to buildings, aiming to curb speculative hoarding of vacant parcels.
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Saturday Evening Post
Gotham
New York
Balea
Jami Paresis
Fasome
Asme
Mandaean
Banner Season for Nationals Seeming Strong in News
Banner season for the Nationals with Athos J Lynch as president of the National League signals a competitive path. The league signs suggest teams are not yet out of contention, and Brooklyn’s club adds a modern stadium in Bobafelt, boosting the league’s prestige and game spirit.
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Nationals Athos
J Lynch
National League
National Iesgns
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Boba Felt
Your Own Fly Trap In Detroit Free Press Idea
A crude home fly trap using a bread crumb lure and a small opening allows a fly to enter a larger cage and be baked for counting. The method, described from Atlanta Dawn, suggests making such traps quickly to reduce local fly supply and improve shelter.
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Detroit
Atlasta
Neighborhood House Brings Town and Country Neighbors Together
In an Adirondack valley, Neighborhood House unites year round residents and summer visitors, countering drift from city to country. The piece notes tensions of place and price, and the role of a shared community center in fostering neighborliness amid rising outsider costs and transience. Also included is a brief fishermen’s water condition report with several creeks listed as fair or bad for fishing.
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Adirondack
Sarah Lowrie
City Philanthropies
Eile Improvment
Ri Beman
Executiv
Sts Cams
Miami
East Fork
Classified page line reads like a want ad brief
Fragmentary OCR notes a classified page item about reputable pursemaids. It mentions available services and employment listing tone without full details or names.
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