Pet measures sharpened in Washington senate power struggle
Washington February 1. Arbitration treaties and a broad foreign policy agenda frame the congress session. Democratic leaders push partisan supremacy and a June adjournment aim while immigration, anti trust, rail Alaska, and land mortgage banks loom. Senate battles on Panama canal, Japan exclusion, and trust laws intensify as party leaders map a swift program.
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Alaska
Therin Pide
Jenders
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House
Wilson
United States
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Great Britain
Japan
Italy
Spain
Norway
Sweden
Portugal
Switzerland
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Frank P Glass
Senator Johnston
Alabama
House Teaders
Underwood
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Clark
Mann
Burnett
Senate Immigration Committee
Pastor Tells Story of Fight with Devil in Atlanta
Dr A I Holderby Moore Memorial church pastor marked 24 years in Atlanta with a sermon titled A Backward Glance recounting his long battle against evil. He praised congregants for steadfast support and described ongoing civic fights against greed graft intemperance and vice in the city.
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A. I. Holderby
Moore Memorial Church
Atlanta
William A Moore
America
Janus
Sunday Schools See Big Attendance Jump On Sunny Day
Sunday School reports show an average of 426 pupils across sixteen schools, with Central Presbyterian at 714 leading. The First Christian gained 80 percent from last year, while one school declined. Overall, last year’s average was 359, marking a sizable year over year rise.
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Central Presbyterian
First Christian
Superintendents Congress
Shuler Praises Jones For Roasting Theater
At the East Side Tabernacle last night Pastor A C Shuler praised Dr C O Jones of Grace Methodist church for speaking openly against theaters and dancing. Shuler claimed many Atlanta pastors disapprove but lack courage to speak, correcting Norman Hackett on church opposition. He said Baptist and Methodist churches both oppose these entertainments and that church leaders fear losing their jobs.
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East Side Tabernacle
A C Shuler
C O Jones
Grace Methodist Church
Atlanta
Norman Hacket
Methodist Church
Rev Shuter
Baptist Church
Christ
Clarke Attacks Underwood in Arkansas Campaign
In Little Rock on February 1 United States Senator James P Clarke opened his re election bid by denouncing Democratic Leader Underwood of the house. He accused Underwood of blocking his tariff amendment aimed at prohibiting dwellings in cotton figures and argued the amendment would strip farmers of about 10 dollars per bale annually.
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Little Rock
Ark
United States
James P Clarke
Morriston
Underwood
House
Oscar Underwood
Clark
New York
Control of cancer discussed at Pittsburg meeting
Preparations were completed for a major educational meeting in Pittsburg to discuss cancer control. A representative of the American Society for the Control of Cancer will outline the national plan to disseminate knowledge on symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and to compile statistics on cancer.
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Pittsburg
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Atlanta Opera Selections Impress City With Grand Season
Atlanta adopts a diverse grand opera program for seven performances in 1914. Lohengrin headliner with Wagner appeals. Carmen and Trovatore headline Italian and French picks. Bizet stars Caruso and Farrar command high salaries. Rosenkavalier tasters praise new tunes. Directors Otto Kahn Met visit Atlanta. guarantee fund targets 50,000.
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America
Emma Caine
Metropolitan Opera Company
Geraldine Farrar
Caruso
Carmen
New York
Atlanta
Bizet
Ving
Richard Strauss
Rosenkavalier
Salome
Eléktra
Ictor Herberts
Madeline
Aa Leendivaile
Otto Kahn
Metropoltan Opera Company
Metro~ Politan
Brillant Entertainments Aca
Columbus Travelers Report Buoyant Prospect in 1816 Trade
Traveling salesmen report Columbus territory merchants in spring mood after a recovering year. They note 1816 opening contrasts with 1812 start, with reduced unsold stock, better collections, and normal to rising merchandise orders as farmers buy more farm supplies and hardware.
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Columbus Ga
Columbus Territory
Weather Signals Unusually Mild January Delays Spring Prep
The report notes country merchants complain of shortages while farmers in the region start earlier than in years past. In west Georgia, plowing leads the nation with a decade’s best except 1911 when Terriary broke ground. January's open sunshine and favorable weather persist after Christmas.
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West
Georgia
Communion Refused to French Abbe at Hazebrouck
In Hazebrouck France on February one Abbe Julia Temire who had resigned as deputy speaker after suspension by the bishop of Lille was denied Holy Communion by the dean when Temire presented at the altar rails today. The incident follows Temire’s recent church leadership suspension and resignation.
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Hazebrouck
France
Julia Temire
Chamber of Deputies
Lille
Two Wintry Storms Cross the Country This Week
Washington reports two wintry storms will traverse the United States this week. The first moves from the northwest Monday night, bringing increasingly cloudy weather, with rain or snow by Tuesday in the central valleys and expanding to the middle Atlantic states by midweek. A second disturbance off the north Pacific coast is expected Tuesday or Wednesday, driving rain and snow across the central and eastern regions by week’s end, with mild in the south and possible gulf rains midweek.
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Weather Bureaus
Toment
Florida
Montana
Great Central
Llanty States
New England
North Pacific Coast
Atlantic States
Gulf States
Two Church Services Attended by Wilson
Washington February 1. Wilson attended two Presbyterian services today. In the morning he worshiped at Central Presbyterian, his usual place, and in the afternoon joined the annual exercises of the local society at New York Avenue Presbyterian. The party including Miscea Blean or and Margaret Wison also visited the Station with Mr and Mrs Trancis B Save. They left for Wallismetown, Mag s after spending the last week of their honeymoon at the White House. Me Savre will be assistant to President Garheid of Williams College.
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Washington
Sesigent Wilson
Society of Co
New York Avenue
Garheid
Willams Collage
Madame Irene Corsets Shine In Dorset Show Day
The Dorset section unveils an extensive Madame Irene corset display at Chamberlin Johnson DuBose Co. featuring tango corsets with free hips, surgical models with elastic fronts, athletic styles, and elegant imported fabrics. Demonstrations reveal the boneless low bust evolution and the maker’s specialized craftsmanship.
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Madame Irene
Chamberlin- Johnson-DuBose Co
Dorset
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