Hearing Date Set On Banning Futures Deals
The House agricultural committee named February 17 for a hearing on prohibiting futures contracts based on agricultural products. The bill would bar railroads telegraphs telephones steamships and express companies from transmitting communications about futures. Farmers Union leaders including National President C Barrett and Texas State President D J Neil plan to press for passage on February 17 in Washington.
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John Corrigan
Washington, DC
Agricultural Committee of the House
Cile
Congress
Varmers Union
Henry
Wexan
C . Barrett
Farmoera Union
Texas
D J Neil
National Executive Committee
Farmers Union
Washington
Comer Will Push Suit Against L. and N. Birmingham
Governor of Alabama seeks damages from the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company over defaming articles published during a past campaign for rail road commissioner Henas, following a recent $1 verdict against The Montgomery Advertiser. Also reports DeSoto Wells summer resort near Kelly, Mississippi was destroyed by fire.
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Comer
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Cent
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de Sota
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Wells
Kelly Misn
Trains Stalled by Russian Thistle In Oakley Kansas
Oakley Kansas February 1 severe Russian thistle, or tumble weed, paused rail traffic as heavy winds scattered the weed across prairies. A touring car named Oberlin was destroyed while attempting to push through thistle blocked cuts, occupants narrowly escaped fire. Wind hurled thistles, hid yards and fences, and left walkways blocked. crews cleared paths using pitchforks.
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War claims amendments and Georgia probate list emerge
The Senate amended the omnibus war claims bill by adding about 3,000 more in claims and sent a check to the House. Georgia figures include Mary M. Bankes heir, Missionary Hampton Church of Powders Springs, and multiple church trustees and individuals in Fulton, Walton, Paulding, and surrounding counties with varied estates listed. A March 4 inauguration ticket sale by Southern Railway is noted with travel details.
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Washington
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Georgia
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Henry Banke
Saran Jane Bellwh
Atlanta
Deagona
Hmptier Church
Powiler Springs
Graysville
Jerusalem
Hventelien
Tutheran Church
Ebenezer
Methodiat Church
South Powder
Speimay Gasod
Pleasant Grove
Walton County
Fanpie Crow
Tte
Leyt Crow
Tate
Paulding County
Fula
William Ff Rice
Fulton County
Plymouth Frasier Jr
Liberty County
Abraham Greeson
Gorton County
Catharine Kelton
Joe M Micon
Bijeh Pingon
Bartow County
Mathda J Smith
Melvin J Smith
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To &Inmen
Jacob B Ruel
Catoosa County
End of a Rew Nose Bem Fie Colored Pindect
Advertisement-style note promoting Poslam cosmetic and anti blemish products. Claims include skin healing for pimples and inflammations, daytime use, restored skin tone, and a result-focused promise. Mentions Emergency Laboratories as sole U.S. distributor and offers free experimental quantity by mail.
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Fight Over Crum Stirring Senate
Washington February 1 the senate met to consider the renomination of William B Crum for customs collector at Charleston BC. Democrats opposing closed doors, but Senator Frye won a motion to proceed. Crum, previously confirmed after a lengthy fight, faced renewed opposition led by Senator Tillman and supported by other Democrats as Taft's administration pressure loomed. After adjournment requests, the session paused with the matter carried over to tomorrow.
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Senate
O'steck
Wiliam B Crum
Charleston
Frye
Crum
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Taft
Tillman
Death of Owen King in Jackson and ties to Louisiana
The obituary notes Owen King, father of Dr. J Cheston King of Atlanta, died in his seventieth year in Jackson Louisiana after a long life in New Orleans and Louisiana. Born in Athlone Ireland, he settled in America before the Civil War, worked in sugar and commerce, served in the state militia, and built a wide circle of friends among residents of Backann and Jackson. Survived by his widow and several children including Dr J Cheston King, Mrs Griffin, and Wiley King, with a funeral held January 28 in Jackson led by Rev McCory.
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Owen King
Loutalans
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Iota
Owen Hing
Seckeon
Ita
Ena
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Wiley King
Thomas Ton
DhMa
HS Griffin
Mrckhaven
J Cheston Hing
Thomaston Gaais
King of Jackson
Arthur Galliner
Atlanis
McCory Manele
Methodist Church of
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Victory for Crawford Alleges Accomplice Granted New Trial
Washington Feb 1 A brief by Justice Peckham of the Supreme Court today reversed part of the 1862 defrauding case against William Gordon Crawford agent for the Postal Device and Lock Co. and associated figures. Crawford had been sentenced to four years in prison by the District of Columbia court and sought a new trial, with the Supreme Court signaling a possible retrial or reconsideration of the charges.
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Washington
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Supreme Court of the
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Crawford
Wiliam Gordon Crawford
Postal Device and Lock Company
Machen Lorenx
District of Columbia
Post Office
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Caracal Coats On Sale Today At The Store Window
The ad markets Caracal coats as light warm wraps made from a modified Russian Pony. It notes the coats are stylish and popular among women, with many stopping by the window. Today is the last day to view and purchase them as the sale proceeds in a special offer.
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Extra money for grocers through ads in The Constitution
The Constitution Want Ads show Atlanta grocers earning extra cash in spare moments. Examples include Mr Brow selling his complete stock to buy a chartie and Mr Smith advertising to sell a delivery horse and wagon cheap, offering potential bargains for buyers.
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Atlanta
the Constitution
Brow
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