Wilson to Confer With Leaders on Trusts Antitrust Plan
President Wilson plans to seek views from congressional leaders on trust legislation this week as Democrats push for limited reforms. The currency bill dominates the Senate, with expectations it will pass before December 20 and allow a two week holiday recess.
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Washington
Wilson
Congressional Ieaders
Congress
Clayton
House Judiciary Committee
Newlands
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
House
Lobby Committee
Supreme Uuit
Trade Commission
Besi
Senau
Commission
Supreme Court
Bristow
Itme
Sensatore da Follette
Waligms
Cusamus Clepp
Bilbo and Hobbs Face Court Over Bribe Claims
Vicksburg Mississippi December 7 GB Bilbo and Hobbs charged with receiving and soliciting bribes face circuit court proceedings tomorrow The defense may seek a venue change or delay while investigations into political affairs and grand juries in multiple counties unfold The case highlights factional tensions in Mississippi politics as a legislative inquiry looms nationwide
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Vicksburg
Miss
Hilbe
G. A.hobbs
Jt 18
Blibo
Flobbs
Mississippi Politica
Bitho
Hobbs
Bilto
Brewer
Washington County
Reenville
Hinds
Jackson
Bilbo
Legislative Committee
Government cotton crop figures eyed for week of estimates
New Orleans December 1 The crucial week in the cotton market centers on departmental and census estimates for yield due Friday and Monday. Private forecasts vary widely with many between 14,000,000 and 14,500,000 bales and averages near 14,300,000. A 13,000,000 bale or less would boost prices while over 14,600,000 would weigh on them.
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New Orleans
Department of Agriculture
Agricultaire Department
Hester
Bryan to Speak for Foreign Missions Convention
William J. Bryan and J. John Mott will address the Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Missions convention in Kansas City December 31. Five thousand students from about 600 colleges in the United States and Canada will attend, with delegates from the Far East and Europe. The movement aims to recruit trained college men for foreign missionary service to Christianize the world.
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Kansas City
William J.bryan
J. John Mott
China
Student Volunteer Movement For Foreign Missions
Cheng
United States
Canada
Far East
Europe
Poor Government Pay Repeals The Experts
Washington December 7 poor pay in the government service leads many geologists to seek jobs elsewhere. In his annual report director George of the United States geological survey notes that over four years forty one geologists left the service. Salaries from corporations averaged nearly two and a half times those paid by the survey, driving skilled staff away.
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Washington
George
United States Global Survey
Nealty
Geological Survey
Enthusiastic Negro Pastors Rally for Old Wheat Event
In a Sunday meeting Negro pastors hailed a large turnout for Old Wheat and announced speeches and demonstrations. Rev P J Bryant quoted two thousand attendees while Dr W A Fountain praised Morris Brown and Auburn Avenue marching to the Auditorium. Fel C E Young predicted Mount Olive style impact and Rev B H Carter promised lively events at Friendship Baptist.
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P. J Bryant
Morris Brown
Auburn Avenue
W. A. Fountain
Mount Ollive
Mount Olive
C. E Young
Friendship Baptist
H. Carter
Plans for massive Atlanta Negro Y M C A fund meeting
In Atlanta yesterday pastors urged enthusiastic congregations to back a Sunday night mass meeting at the Auditorium Armory for the $200,000 Colored Y M C A fund. Speakers included Governor John M. Sinton, Marion M. Jackson, Judge Nash K. Broyles, Rev. James Bryant, and Bishop Filpper among others.
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Atlanta
Auditorium Armory
Colored You Men's Christian Association
Brees
John M. Sinton
New York
Marion M. Jackson
Men and Religion Forward Movement Committee
Nash K. Broyles
Police Recorder
John E. White
The
Second Baptist Church
H. H. Proctor
First Congregational Church
P. O'Connell
Gammon Theological’ Seminary
W. H
Fiipper
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Allen Temple
Clarke and
Fraser Streets
Filpnér
South Georgia
Wheat Street
Eaylist
Auburn Avenue
Old Wheat Street
Wr. Dunbar Ogden
Central Presbyterian
Stotes
Charles W. iDaniel
Second Baptist
Big Bethel
Py. Bryant
W. Fountain
Morris Wtown University
Friendship Baptist
I. R. Carter
Alien Temple
EB. V. Branch
Allen Temple A. M
5. E. Berry
Cosmopolitan A. M. ER
Macon
Atlants
C. H. Young
Mount lOlive Baptist Church
J. C. Colclough
Miles Street C. M. EB
D.H Sims
Morris Brown
MC. A
5. F. Andrews
St. Paul's A. M. BE
White House Couple See London Lights on Honeymoon
London dispatch says Mr Francis Bowes Sayre and his wife Mrs Sayre arrived in London early today. They were met by the American ambassador and Mrs Page and drove to the ambassador’s residence for their stay as guests. The couple, married recently, endured a rough Atlantic crossing on the steamship George Washington with a hurricane during the first leg. The ship reached Plymouth twelve hours late, then continued to London by special boat train.
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London
Francis Bowes Sayre
Migs Page
Sayre
George Washington
Plymouth
Wate
Secretary Houston outlines farm department reorganization
Washington December 7 Secretary Houston’s annual report to President Wilson sketches a reorganization plan for the agriculture department into five to six main groups including research state relations rural organization forest service weather and regulation He proposes redistricting for pure food law enforcement aims to improve food supply and standardize legislation He also urges stopping free seed distribution by Congress and supports rural credits road and sanitary improvements plus studies of domestic conditions on farms He notes corn and wheat crop estimates for 1818 and world crop conditions amid broad farm policy reforms.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Houston
Wilson
Congress
Department
Forest Service
Ita Stesd
United States
Ax l
Ies
Pacific Coast Dry Docks Urged By Secretary Daniels
Washington December 7 Absolute necessity for dry docks on the Pacific coast has led Secretary Daniels to seek authority from Congress to contract with private dock owners. The collapse of the Pearl Harbor deck and Mare Island basins' inaccessibility reduce west coast naval capacity to Puget Sound. Daniels proposes a private firm at San Francisco harbor construct a new large dock to hold dreadnoughts with guaranteed naval docking tonnage per year.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Secretary Daniels
Congress
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Mare Island Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Panarha Canal
San Francisco Harbor
Waterman's Fountain Pen Ad At 42 North Broad
A royal gift for all writers. Waterman’s Ideal Fountain Pen offered by Jne L Moore & Sona. The pen salesman can help you choose the point and size. Visit 42 North Broad Street for selection and assistance.
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Waterman
Jne. L. Moore & Sona
North Broad Street
Looking Backward on 1911 Farm Plans and Tools
J. Redding of Griffin Georgia urges farmers to plan for 1914 by reviewing last year's results. He stresses better horsepower, two-horse teams, and cooperative labor to increase efficiency, plus planning, feed, and farming operations, with notes on hog killing and salt-curing techniques.
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Georgia
Alabama
Jones
Pa . J. Redding
Griffin
More Vessels Needed to Save Shipwrecked Sailors
Washington December 7. Captain E P Bertholf urges Congress to fund more revenue cutter vessels to aid high seas and river disasters. He notes 327 lives saved and 2,765 distressed persons aided this year, vessels valued at $10.6 million assisted, 31 derelicts removed, all for $2.471 million. Proposes replacing cutters Perry Woodbury Manhattan and Winona with modern ships costing about $326,000 total.
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Washington
Congress
Revenue Cutter Service
High Seas
Great Lakes
Gite
Mississippi
McAdoo
E. P. Bertholf
Bertholf
Lsca
Perry
Woodbury
Manhattan
Winona
Behring Sea
Gulf of Mexico
Ohio
Revenue Cutter
Coast Guard
Derailment delays Southern train near New Market
Knoxville Tenn December 1 Southern railway train No 41 Washington to Chattanooga was derailed near New Market 33 miles east of Knoxville this afternoon no one injured. Engine mail baggage and several cars left the track due to steel car construction delaying traffic for hours. Cause not officially explained. Train had been running full speed and was about 20 minutes late.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Railway
Ington
Chattanooga
New Market
Dr Von Klein Found In Charity Ward In Chicago
Chicago December 7 Dr Carl FH Von Klein Heidelberg PhD authority on Egyptian vapori and sreneologists found as patient in a county hospital charity ward. Trustees of Fenn Crerar library arranging to have him removed to private care amid worry over his son Edmond Von Klein’s recent arrest for jewel theft.
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Chicago
Carl FH. von Klein
Heidelburg University
Fenn Crerar Library
On Klein
von Klein
Sttie
Edmond EB. X. von Klein
von Mein
Ethel Newcomb
Portland
Ore
von Kiein Pennifess
Roosevelt in Asuncion Arrives to Warm Paraguayan Reception
Roosevelt arrived in Asuncion Paraguay after leaving Buenos Aires Friday and was greeted with a hearty reception at the residence of ex provisional president Pedro Pena. Quarters were prepared for him.
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Roosevelt
Asuncion
Paraguay
Theadura
Buenos Aires
Pedro Pena
Railagad Schedule Arrivals and Departures Listed
Georgia Railroad publishes train arrivals and departures with notes that figures are for information only and not guaranteed. Timetables include trains to Augusta Union Point Lithonia Newark Louisville Cincinnati and Knoxville via multiple routes with varied departure and arrival times and Sunday exceptions.
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Traiis
Atlanta
Georgia Railroad
jAvgusta
Gsam
Auguste
Augusta
Union
New Fork
Lithonia
Newark
Louisville
Nashville
Tengzville
Blue Rides
Knoxville
Gartersville
Outhern Roluway
Arcivaland
Deparcure
Traian
Rhem
New York
Columbus
Washton
Yale
New Yorke
Chatta
Charla
Toccoa
Bromew'k
Vaile
Jack Villa
Vallay
Hettin
Macon
IGISE
Il Etchmond
City
Jack'ville
Spewport
Pax
Cincinn
Jack’vile
Gentrathe
Peswith
Birmingham
Atlantic
Pittertlva
Brunswick
Waycross Vile
Znoi
Cordele Brunswick
Waycross Iil
Thomasville
Fon Traina Delwepn Alsante
Thomasvill Asante
Lost items and rewards listed in Georgia decisions era ads
A garbled damaged ad bundle lists lost goods such as a pearl scarf pin with amethyst center and a gold stick pin with rewards. It mentions legal rights of owners and finders in Georgia law, with locations including Whitehall Peachtree Montgomery and addresses like 343 Nelson Street and 67 North Pryor Street. Rewards offered by various parties and a hospital medal note appear amid inconsistent OCR.
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Advbertish
Georgia
Ang He
Wert
Michall
Whitehall
Peachtree
Montgomery Theater
Nelson ‘Street
City Hospital
Charleston
Constitution Office
North Pryor Street
Harness, Johhson Furniture Company
Edgewood Avenue
Ivy Coast
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Savannah
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Albany
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
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