Tariff Revision Battle Dominates Congress Action
Washington faces intensified tariff revision debates as the extra session nears a pitch. Democrats push to speed measures while Republicans demand currency legislation links and lobby probes loom. Senate fights over sugar schedules. House set to probe former lobbyist Mauthall amid expectations of continued heated sessions.
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Washington
Senate
House
Mino
Ofpositon
Simmong
Aguas
Walsh
Montaia
Emith
Michigan
Ranaidell
Louisiana
Thornton
Oliver
Cummins
Glass Owen
Wll
Senate Committee
Martin McMuthall
Nati Nalise
Itbn
Ostate Mest Gators
Ostate Mest Gators Having Turned Muthall
House Committee
Leonard J. Grossman Opens Law Practice in City
Leonard J Grossman formerly a member of The Constitution staff begins law practice in the Candler Building rooms 506 to 607. He associates with Brown and Randolph Parker and Scott in general practice after graduating from a local institution.
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Brown
Randolph
Parker and
Scott
Leonard J Groasman
Constitutions
Candler
Brown & Randolph Parker & Scott
Grossman
Notable Chicago figure Taw Shy bandadvent at Atlanta dialogue
Muddled text describes Taw Shy band connection with The Corstration and a series of names and events in Chicago and Atlanta, including a university scholarship, athletic and oratory achievements, and involvement with suffrage groups. References to the senate committee, manufacturers, and Mexican situation appear amid garbled lines.
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Atlana
Mannken Douglas
Thomb Bax
Atlanta
Wand Philips High
Chiag
Tri Csity of
Acte Universiy
Als
Chicago Kent Colise
Ted Sresig
Ulmers
Hlinois Wisconsin
Helot College
Wiaensin
Grossman
Middle West
University of Chasa
Césal Adyaer
GeormanWaumans
Jef
Enate
Senate Committee
John Eller Trand
Farry
National Asse
Irsident
Wigan
Drvan
Senate Committee On Foreign Hall
Mexileg
Wanro
AEC
Mexco
Waraltee
Wisus
Socialists attack sparks calls for congressional probe
A city riot scene prompts a mass meeting by moderate socialists. Resolution charges officials with passive complicity in arson and attacks on socialist headquarters. Witnesses accuse a man in uniform of cheering arson from a car near the burning site.
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United States
Josephus Camels
United States Army
Spalding Court Opens in Griffin August 3
The Spalding superior court convenes in Griffin with Judge R T Danter presiding. A heavy docket includes the long jet Stoneham case and the Maddox land dispute among the Heading families, likely to take at least two weeks.
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Spalding
Griffin Ga
R T Danter
Flint River
Stoneman
Hich
Maddox
Georgia Adventists Meet at Fort Valley Fort Valley August camp meeting report
The annual camp meeting and conference of the Seventh Day Adventists of Georgia met in Fort Valley for a ten day session in tents. Elder L T Cristey of Atlanta presented the president’s report noting growth across departments and increased church memberships with tithe reaching 87 790. The group adopted standing committees for pastoral work plans and resolutions nominating officers and auditing members, with names from Atlanta Boston Fort Valley and other cities.
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Fort Valley
Seventh Day Adventists of
Georgia
L T Cristey
Atlanta
Evangelin Tle
Stephenson
Boston
M Willess
Dilder
Hllianson
Chattanoora
Cole
Amanta
H M Hiatt
H Williams
Atlanti
Ko MacWillan
Macon
A Sudduth
Stonewall
H Hayes
Savannah
Iider
C Webster
LT Crisler
Fallright
Alpharetta
TD Randall
T Highsmith
Haynes
OH Willams
Atlantic
Fide Montgomery
WaeWilan
Micon Elmer
Wright O Marlett
Oklahoma Governor voids deputy actions and pardons
Governor Cruces revoked acts by his deputy and halted pardons and contracts signed during his absence. Acting Governor Alester granted pardons for three relatives and signed contracts by a deposed Oklahoma board. Suits seek contract invalidation as cases unfold over a million dollars in expenditures.
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Oklahoma City
Goernor Lee Crues
Thetehoma City
Act
Nh & Verner Jjm
Cruces
Oklahoma
Wellastey
Board of Affairs of
Oelahoma
Bow Updike
Hughell
Weil
George Crumn Jr
Hobs
Ben Ronde
Medical Colleges Face Contraction and Training Reforms
A wave of reform aims to raise entrance requirements and training standards for medical students. By 1913 one hundred ten colleges may remain, as smaller schools merge or disappear and only a few top schools retain full-time faculty. The trend reflects broader calls for higher professional ranks and better graduate outcomes amid rapid change in medical education.
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Lolueville
Bob Jones and Gypsy Smith Open Cartersville Revival
In Cartersville Ga on August 3 a huge crowd greeted Bob Jones and Gypsy Smith at a Sam Jones tabernacle revival. Smith preached morning and night to strong conversions while Jones faced an interdict from the local Methodist pastor. A Hadley Mission missionary spoke at the afternoon service fueling several adult conversions as railroads offered cheaper excursion rates and the ten day meeting drew broad interest.
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Cartersville
Sam
Gypsy Smith
Callahan
Hadley
New York
Sean
Te Raflroads
Attendance doubles in three Atlanta Sunday schools
Three Atlanta Sunday schools First Methodist Second Baptist and First Christian more than doubled last year’s attendance in yesterday’s weekly twenty schools report totaling 6714 attendees an average of 336 per school versus 233 last year. The tallies show a strong weekly gain across the group with a per school rise of 102.
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Atlanta
First Methodist
Second Baptist
Jtirst Christian
First Wetho Ust
Tabernacle Raptist
First Christian
Grace Methodist
Bat Lark Street Methodist
Dad
Baptist Life
Wesley Vemorial
Pital Avenue Baptist
St Dobn Methodist
North Ave
Peace Conference Progress Faces Balkan Boundary Plan
In Bucharest during August the Balkan peace conference shows steady progress and a possible extension of the armistice. Romania proposes a three day extension as talks consider a new boundary from a Black Sea point south of Belciac to near Turtukal on the Danube. Allies may drop demand for indemnity from Bulgaria. Kavala’s fate remains the toughest issue risking future conflicts.
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Bucharest
Balkan
Rumania
Bulgaria
Beltjlic
Black Sea
Dubritch
Turtukal
Danube
Itas
Kavala
Baleniki
Aegean Sea
Forgotten Battle Flags exhibit at Hava Academy Trophy Hall
In a permanent exhibit at Trophy Hall, the Christian Herald presents a collection of battle souvenirs. The display features flags and artifacts from historic conflicts, emphasizing preservation and educational value for visitors.
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The
Christian Herald
Hell
Hava Acad
Forgotten naval trophies hang with known flags at Annanolls
In Annanolls cases hang flags captured in forgotten battles alongside known trophies. Two are British flags a Jack marked Avan and a warship ensign marked Beresford, dated to the 1812 era though no records confirm British ships near American waters. A blue field flag with 14 white figures bordered in red recalls Moorish wartime action, yet its battle detail remains unknown.
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Annanolls
Beresford
American
Great Britain
Annapolia
Poisoning at Woodstock Picnic Leaves No Fatalities
A Sunday picnic near Woodstock led to a suspected pramains poisoning linked to tinned salmon in sandwiches. About 500 attendees were affected, nearly fifty hospitalized, with physicians treating victims through the night and all recovered past the danger mark. Wood stock mobilized every available auto to transport patients to care facilities.
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Woeedstock
Little Rivermil
Mill Creek
Woodstock
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Leonard J. Grossman
Lignard J Grossman
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Gov Cruces
Maxwell House
Cheek
Neal Colles
Rashville, Houston
Jacksonvilis
Bob Jones
Woodles
Balkans
Ansley
Atlanta, Ga
South
Rathekeller
Essig Bros. Co
Paragon
America
W Croxton
AH & A
WH Leahy
Chamber of Commerce
Historic College For Women
Vileinis
Puloun
KODAK
M. Co. R. Jenkins
Chemicala
Quickmall Rinea 2 Cone, Inc
Atlania
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