Democratic Caucus Adopts Leadership Praise and Tariff Debate
The Mississippi caucus lauds minority leader Thomas for steadfast leadership since the 53rd Congress and urges unity to counter the administration. Debates over tariff revision continue as Democrat leaders outline future policy and committee control while planning next Tuesday’s caucus.
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Congress
Democracy Hay
Miazisaipp
Tennessee
Shiloh
Thoross Jefferson
Mississippi
Thomas
Williams
Willams
Romlaing
Democrats
Republic Party
House
Charles A Edwards
Texas
J. T. Ellington
North Carolina
H. E. Grape
Ike Hill
Ohio
Hubert Eb, Cowert
Frank Flint
Georgia
Imthe
Cowert
Baul D Porter
F B Knight
J. J. Sinnott
Fay
Virginia
Committee On Ways and
Hay
Suport
Henry
Frexas
Clayton
WILLIS WALL PAPER REOPENS FOR BUSINESS IN ATLANTA
The Willis Wall Paper firm announces it will resume operations on Monday December 2 at 54 N. Broad St Atlanta. The business will be larger with increased capital and will offer the newest productions from America England France Germany and Japan after extensive study in New York and other eastern cities. The firm will continue at the same old stand.
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Willis Wall Paper
Perrons
Atlanta
South
New York
America
England
France
Germany
Japan
Businsse
N. Browd
Flotilla Fleet Ready to Sail from Norfolk
A flotilla of six torpedo boat destroyers led by Lieutenant Commander Hutchinson T Cone is nearly ready for departure from Norfolk to the Pacific coast. The flotilla, including the Whipple Truxton Lawrence Stewart Hopkins and Hull, will depart Monday and proceed southward after adjustments aboard the flagship. The Arethusa carries provisions and spare parts for emergency needs during the voyage.
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Norfolk
Evans Bat
Pacific
Philippine Inslands
Atlantic
Indian
Naval Auxiliary
Arethusa
Tnkry
Hutchinson T Cone
Fotilla
Whipple
Truxton
Lawrence
Stewart
Hopkins
Hull
Virginia Capes
Woman Burned When Clothes Catch From Open Grate in Augusta
Minnie Moore, a white woman, was badly burned after her clothing caught fire from an open grate at 714 Twlege Street. Police Officer Wilson smothered the flames with quilts, saving her life though she suffered severe burns to her clothing and limbs. She is recovering. relatives are said to reside in Stillmore, Georgia. Fire reportedly started when pieces of coal or embers flew from the grate setting the room and mattress ablaze.
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Augusta
Minnie Moore
Twlege Street
Wilson
Stillmore
Marriage Of Nena Gosthe And Frenk Ford In Baptist Church
In Etherford Ocilla Georgia on a Wednesday afternoon Miss Nena Gosthe and Mr Frenk Ford were wed at the Baptist church. Palms and ferns formed a lush backdrop for the ceremony with Miss Marguerite Goethe and Mr J Goethe as attendants and best man respectively. The bride, a beloved local figure, wore a brown going-away gown trimmed in silk and applique. The groom is a prominent Abbeville businessman.
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Etherford
Ocilla
Baptist Church
Nena Gosthe
Frenk Ford
Marguerite Goethe
J. Goethe
Goethe
Our City
Abbeville
Gus
Alabama Governor plans meeting over state rate injunctions
Governor B B Comer announced a conference with state attorneys in Birmingham to discuss resisting a U S court injunction blocking rate laws from the extra session. Return dates for state action are set between December 6 and 20 with possible injunction pendente review to follow. The Western of Alabama Railway secured a federal restraining order blocking enforcement of the new rate and regulation acts.
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Montgomery
Ala
B. B. Comer
Birmingham
United States Court
Central Trust Company of New York
Central of Georgia
Louisville and Nashville
Thomas G. Jones
Louisville
Nashville
Bookkeeper Testifies On Walsh Deposits At Trial
Chicago November 30 evidence showed that 2 570 505 was deposited to John R Walsh private enterprises. McKay former private bookkeeper claimed funds diverted from Institution H B McKay. Deposits listed include The Chicago Caron Telegraph 1 424 000 Latte Creek Coal Indiana Southern Coal Bedford Quarries Wisconsin and Michigan Trailway. Ad journment took until Monday.
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Walsh
Chicago
John R Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Anderson
United States District Court
H. B. McKay
John Miller
McKay
Varions Walsh J
Chicago Carontele
Latte Creek Coal Company
Indiana Southern Coal Company
Bedford Quarries Company
Wisconsin and Michigan Trailway Company
Alabama Methodism Seeks Woman's College Hub in Montgomery
The North Alabama conference debates a unifying plan for Alabama Methodism centered on a Woman's College at Montgomery and a companion boys college at Birmingham. The Flowers family gift of 50000 is accepted. Mary Moore reports Athens Female College favorable. Local figures include 276 pastors and 726 churches with missions funding totals and church finances listed.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
North Alabama
Bishop Hendrick
Sturdivant
Board of Education
Alabama
Atiss Mary Moore
Athens Female College
HE. M. Glenn
Epworth
American Bible Society
Accused of Forgery In Bank Swindle
Four young men facing charges after a forged letter of credit led to a $300 loss at a local bank in Manzico City. One suspect, Burns of 381 Louis Mo, is held in Belem prison.
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Manzico City
Burns
Louis
Sia
Belem
Cannon Nominated by Republicans for Speaker in House
Washington November 30 Joseph G Cannon of Illinois was nominated by Republican members for a third term as speaker. The caucus of 226 Republicans named officers and rejected independent Peter Porter. Cannon accepted pledging sober, limited government and firm work for the Sixtieth Congress.
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Washington
Joseph G. Cannon
Tilingis
House of Representatives
Apepker
House
Representative Hepburn
Owe
Alexander McDowell
Pennsylovania
Frank B. Lyon
New York
Henry Casson
Massachusetts
Samuel W. Langum
Minnesota
Langum
Barrett
Peter A Porter
Porter
Hepburn
Tawney
Fo Ius
H S Boutell
Cannon
Houtel
Pnet
Ife
No Man’s Land
Callius
Sixtieth
Senerres
Ot Tminois
Cannon Thiks
McCannon
Ffty-Ninth Congress
Congress
Ous
Livermore Claims Cotton Fortune With 300000 Bales
New York November 30 Jesse L Livermore the 28 year old investor once cashing in a 3 million profit on Wall Street is said to have returned to the market He is reported to have acquired 300000 bales of cotton and with the recent rise stands to gain around 1 million Keep your mouth shut and go home to your wife on time he advised traders seeking a system in Wall Street
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Wall Street
Han
Livermore
New York
Jesse L. Livermore
Window Day Big Success at Orphan Home
The Friendless Inmates thank supporters for a successful Window Day drive held last Wednesday. Donations exceeded $825 and boosted morale for the children. The Chamberlin Johnson DuBose Co and staff are praised for generosity, with special thanks to Lee Barnes Wiley and Atlanta’s many contributors for kindness and aid to the home children.
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Chamberlin-Johnson- DuBose Co
Missionary Study Formed by Craycroft Class
The Cray Croft class of the First Methodist Sunday School met Friday night and organized a missionary study class with about forty members in two sections home and foreign. Officers were named. departments include Chinese Cuban Mexican Brazilian Japanese Indian Rescue and more with named presidents secretaries and treasurers.
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Cray Croft
First Methodist Sunday School
Emma Garby
China
Josiah , Strong
Arthur H. Smith
L. P. Gilliam
C. Hollenbeck
D. W. Johnson
C. Lord
Floyd Gratty
A. H. Weathers
Miss Clarke
Ethel Watkins
Valery Rhenberg
D. D. Ballou
Miss Howard
Joe Timmone
Mr. Zelaya
Helen Swann
Hoey You
N. Rumble
Miss Hollenbeck
M. A. Crogs
C. Graen
Ethel Laonberg
George Lovitz
H. A. Kroner
Queenie Lowry
W. P. Germany
M. Hollenbeck
Olle Philips
D. Ivy
A. W. Almond
Claudie Bass
H. B Beckwith
Money packages gone in East St Louis theft case
Rewards offered after two Pacific Express money shipments totaling 5886 disappeared at East St Louis depot. Money clerk Thomas W. O Connor, 24, is charged with grand larceny after reportedly receipting the packages and fleeing to his boarding house. His parents live in Mobile, Alabama, and he came from Mobile on October 8.
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St. Louis
East St Louis
Pacific Express
Thomas W. O'Connor
Rergy
Pacific Express Company
O Connor
O'Connor
Mobile
Suobile
Mortuary notices and funerals listed for several individuals
William Sylvester Shell infant son of Otis Shell dies at 224 East Hunter Street. Funeral at home with pallbearers meeting Greenberg Bond Bloomfield at 1:38. Daisy Rineheart aged month dies in sanitatorium. funeral at Fort McPherson home. Herbert Strosner son of Lula Strosner dies in sanitarium. body to Savannah for interment. Henrietta Chandler wife of FEL Chandler dies at 87 Dodd Avenue. services at Barclay and Brandon chapel. interment at West View. John T Malone son of G H Malone dies in private sanitarium. body to Dothan for funeral and interment. James E McNamera death recent. body held at Barclay & Brandon awaiting relatives.
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William Sylvester Shell
William Sylvester
Bir
Otis Shell
East
Hunter Street
Greenberg
Bond Bloomfield
Daisey Hineheart
Daisy Rineheart
Fort McPherson
Herbert Stroseer
Herbert Strosner
Mra Lula Strosner
Savannah
Henrietta Chandler
Fel Chandler
Dodd Avenue
Barclay & Brandon
Stock
Weetviaw
John T. Malone
John T Malone
G. H. Malone
Dothan
Ala
James E. McNamera
Salvation Army
Secretary Taft Arrives in Moscow After Trans-Siberian Journey
Secretary Taft reached Moscow after a long trans-Siberian rail journey begun on November 19. He was greeted by American officials including Samuel Smith and G N Blotum, with a military reception, a banquet by Governor General Guerscheimann, and a Grand Opera ballet planned for his enjoyment. The visit draws strong press attention praising Taft as a statesman and peacemaker.
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Moscow
Taft
Samuel Smith
G. N. Blotum
Charles B. Curtis
St. Petersburg
Guerscheimann
Japan
United States
Press Gallery Committee Elected for Sixtieth Congress
Washington, November 30. The credited press gallery correspondents yesterday elected the following standing committee of correspondents to serve during the sixtieth congress. The body will manage the galleries with the speaker of the house and the senate rules committee. Members include Tt. J Pence Raleigh News and Observer J P Hornaday Indianapolis News Maurice Splain Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Albert New York World A J Dodges St Paul Pioneer Press.
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Washington
House
Senate
J Pence
Raleigh News and Observer
J. P. Hornaday
Indianapol News
Maurice Splain
Pittsburg Por Ce
Albert
New York World
A. J. Dodges
St. Paul Pioneer Press
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Oxford
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