Senate Debates Strengthening Antitrust Measures in May
Washington April 37 reports intense Senate and House debate on a new antitrust package. The measure aims to empower the government to regulate trusts, with discussions on the injunction power and potential labor implications, as lawmakers push for stronger, more enforceable provisions.
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Weather disaster toll in Alabama and neighboring states
Reports from Alabama Louisiana and Georgia detail deaths injuries and destruction from severe storms. Federal and state aid mobilized with troops and supplies sent to wrecked towns as relief efforts continue. Enduring impact seen in devastated communities and charitable responses.
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Sought Refuge in the Marion Hotel Incident
Two Marion hotel guests aided by bystanders aided two young ladies who fled in fear from W H Reynolds a barber after he allegedly grabbed an arm and pursued them to the Marion hotel The confrontation led to Reynolds arrest and heavy bond with a court appearance expected by Judge Proyles officers stating Reynolds had been warned to go home and was heavily drinking before the incident.
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Vanderbilt Cup Race planned for fall location undecided
Vanderbilt cup commissioners announced a fall Vanderbilt cup race with location still undetermined. Savannah and St Louis entries are considered. Connecticut also filed. A W Soliman of the Savannah Automobile Club arrived in New York to discuss with chairman J D Thompson and Harney Grangee to resolve the circuit choice between Georgia and Connecticut.
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Governor Blanchard Rejects Federal Aid for Louisiana
Fraternal Rouge La April 27 Governor Blanchard received General Potts offering federal aid to Louisianans and said he personally prefers the state care for its own cases without outside help He did not indicate the official reply to General Potts Mrs A L Turner Talbotton Ga April BT special er died at her home near Toeiarti after protracted illness She will be buried at Collinsworth church cemetery tomorrow
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New Officers Named for Capital City Club
Captain W. G Reno will head the Capital City Club as annual meeting nominees announce tonight's election. Officers include President WG Taoul, Vice President Dr SVon Fakin, Secretary Treasurer Hugh Foreman, and four board members TEL Foreman W Z Gentry FM Mikell Thornton Masre. Albert Howell retires after two terms.
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Dying Infidel Not Competent in Murder Trial
The Mississippi Supreme Court ruled dying declarations by an Infidel are competent testimony. In Smith County, W L Campbell, a white man, was convicted for the murder of railroad engineer Grayson after Grayson named Gambrell as the trigger man. The court found the prior ruling erroneous and allowed the dying statement in court.
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Rector Denies Virgin Birth Says Resurrection Is Fairy Tale
Dr. Robert Hamilton Cotton, a prominent Minnesota Episcopal cleric, publicly denied the virgin birth and called the resurrection a beautiful fairy tale. Denial leads to loss of license to preach. bishops consider excommunication in a case stirring debate over faith and doctrine in the Episcopal Church.
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Gray Heroes Honored by Atlanta Parade
Tens of thousands lined Peachtree and Whitehall as Atlanta remembered Confederate dead in the largest Memorial Day procession yet. A George Hillyer oration at Oakland Cemetery honored the fallen while students and the Georgia Military Academy squad led a precise march past banners and a Confederate flag in the rear.
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Beveridge Battles Over Navy Plan With Aldrich Aides
Washington April 27 The Senate rejected the four battleships amendment as in the House. Beveridge led a three day debate urging bigger navy. Aldrich and others pressed for two ships plus other naval gains. The bill carries 12 million dollars for two battleships two colliers three additional colors and other craft with higher pay for officers and Marines.
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Weather Summary for Georgia Fall Tuesday
The report outlines a forecast with variable winds turning southwesterly, followed by clearing skies. It lists expected low and high temperatures, mean temperature, and normal levels, plus rainfall in 24 hours and excess rainfall for the first month and since January.
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