Democratic push to speed up congressional measures
Washington reports a push by Democrats to accelerate appropriation and treaty work as the Senate plans post office funds and the House nears paving for massive military and naval bills. Uncertainty looms over adjournment timing with less than four months until June 1 while hearings and committee actions continue on migration, rail, price fixing, and mine regulation amid budget cuts and reform efforts.
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Washington
Senate
Post Office
House
Walgh
Louis Brandeis
Boston
Judiciary Committee
Interstate Commerce Committees
Tomor
Naval
Afsfairs
Havy Department
England
Naval Appropriation
Navy Department ‘Commission
Congress
Norfolk
Navy Department
Philadelphia
Peece
Leavenworth
Kan
Ome
Valdosta Woman Fatally Shoots Husband in Self Defense
In Valdosta Georgia last night a Black painter known as White Rutsal was shot and killed at his home. The wife says she acted in self defense after he beat her and she grabbed a pistol, firing as she claimed to protect herself. The suspect woman is in custody.
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Valdosta
White- Rutsl
Senator Roe Remembered From Senate Debates and Foreign Relations
The obituary honors Roe as a presiding figure in the Georgia legislature and a leading head of the foreign relations committee. His diplomatic knowledge and long service earned respect. his death leaves a gap in the Senate, recognized by many who valued his courtesy and leadership.
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Georgia
Weil
Altea
Senate
Wan Hower
Renate
Syd
Georgia Senator Bacon Dies and Nation Mourns
Georgia mourns Senator Bacon death as tributes pour in from politicians and editors. Messages of sympathy flow from Herbert Clay of Mariatte to John Boifeuillet and Governor Slaton, with plans for in state viewing in Atlanta and funeral arrangements toward Macon. Local leaders discuss possible successors including Judge William A Little, William M Howard, and Colonel W S West as the state contemplates the short and long term vacancies.
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John
M.slaton
Atlanta
Bacon
Birmingham
Southern Railway
Macon J
T. Boifeuillet
Manx
Little
Columbus
William A. ‘Little
William Howard
Athens
Friends of
Hox
William M. Howard
Eighth
Slaton
United States Senate
Bagda
Macon
Savannah
United States
Macon Ciitizen
John R. Cooper
Congress
Mesury
Wise
Bartlett
Senate
M. F. Harris
W. 8. West
Valdosta
J. M. Brown
Macon Mourns Death of Senator Bacon Shoulders Citywide Tributes
Macon Georgia learns of Senator Bacon's death as funeral plans form. Mayor Bruges Smith orders city hall and public buildings draped in memory. Postmaster Dustin Nottingham travels from Washington to coordinate arrangements. The Diacon Bar association plans actions. The city considers attending the funeral en masse as the body arrives midweek. Bacon, a longtime member of Macon Lodge No. 8 Masonic, helped host Lafayette years after the war.
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Macon
Senp‘ter AO. Bacon
Ja&t Rleg
Nere
Bruges Smith
Dustin Nottingham
Bacon
Washington
Diacon Bar Association
Fanon
Masonic
Lafayette
Reduced Best High Grade Tellico Coal to Five Dollars
Tellico Coal Company announces a reduced price for its best high grade coal to five dollars per ton. The offer aims to attract buyers seeking quality fuel amid market shifts. Local dealers report strong interest as winter approaches.
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Tellico
Courtland and
Cain Streets
Verms, Forrest
George Adair
City Budget Talks Deflect Whitehall Regrading Funding
City officials report firm stances on money sheet for Whitehall street regrading. Mayor Woodward and Finance Chair Humphrey discuss adequate appropriation, with June as target to address shaved sections. Council members debate amendments and potential conference committee while veto power remains.
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Woodward
Aldermente Board
W. G
Humphrey
Atlanta
May
Gaude Mason
Numerous funerals mark weekend in city church and homes
Several local deaths Sunday night and Monday morning triggered multiple funeral services. Survivors include spouses, children, and siblings. services will be held at First Baptist church Batten son’s chapel Patterson’s chapel and other local sites with interments in West View and Decatur cemeteries.
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Feurvary
P. Wood
HW. Branch
Ellawood Avenue
Hussell and
J. M. Berry
Branwood
William T. Reeves
State Street
H. A. Reaves
Brotherhood of Railway
Southern Railway
Spartanburg
Martha Paden
Patterson's Chapel
Decatur Cemetery
Rogers
Avanta
Paden
Adlanti
Texas
Louis Epton
BE. Epton
Berean Avenue
Poole’s Chapel
Greenwood Cemetery
Robert ‘Leslie, Payton
W. A. Payton
Hemphill Avenue
Booles
Noth View
Ida Estelle Morris
Ida Hotelle Morris
Ij. Morris
Prelock
Gance
Beryle Street
Vyole's
Faretteville i
W. Rogers
J. 1
Thomas Tudou
G Berry
G. G. Tinter
Macon
Hunter
Lod
Berry
F Gas Muwars
J. M and Russell Berry
Bronwood
J. B. McAfee
Thomas MuAfee
Munday
Patterson & Son
Walllace Rogers
Wast View
Lita
Bo Covington
Dana Jackson
Cawhern
Jack Frost Grips Nation in Weather Bulletin
The Weather Bureau warns parts of the country will stay cool with a warm-up expected midweek. The Pacific slope will see near normal or higher temperatures while the Great Lakes and upper Ohio valley may face local snow Monday and Tuesday. A larger storm is forecast to reach the north Pacific coast Tuesday and cross the central valleys by Thursday or Friday.
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Washington
Pacific
Jack Frost
Sweather
Weekly Bulletin
Rocky Mountains
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
North Atlantic
North Pacific Coast
Great Central Valleys
Eleven Lives Saved Four Barges Found
Newborg February 15. Telephones report that eleven people including four women and two children survived four barges cut loose in a Friday night storm near Orient Point. The four boats drifted across the sound, most abandoning ship for a dory as the waves rose. The last barge sank four hours after breaking from the tug, with survivors found at Orient Point in a half starved, half frozen condition. Names listed include George Towne family Emil Jensen Frederick Sherhorn Johnstown and William Jones. Also notes Carmania and Arabic ships at Liverpool harbor as heavy seas delay entry and passenger transfer.
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Newborg
Orient
Long Island
Elizabeth
Frederick Willenbrock
Katie Woods
Rose Maris Feeney
Bartlett’s Reef
Cornfield's Point
Sayville
Conn
Orient Point
George Towne
Emil Jensen
Frederick Sherhorn
John Johnstown
William Jones
Queenstown
Liverpool
New York
Cargania
Distressed Vessel Rescued by Revenue Cutter Seminole
In Newport California a revenue cutter Seminole picked up the distressed schooner Bayard Hopkins off Diamond Shoals at 2 30 this afternoon. One man aboard injured the vessel in bad shape from recent storms and the Seminole was towing Hopkins toward Beaufort with the man injured aboard.
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Newport
Nostuary
Seminole
Schoner Bayard Hopkins
Diamond Shoals
Bayard Hopkins
Jthrse Wnilés
Seminole Towing
Hopkins
Beausort
Wealthy poultry man charged in state case and white slavery probe
Mobile resident Aja M. Koster, eloped with Delilah Bradley in September, indicted by the grand jury on a state charge. Attorneys set plea at arraignment Thursday for not guilty. Foster recently located in a Connecticut sanitarium. A federal grand jury will investigate the white slavery allegation against him.
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Mobile
Aja
Tael M. Koster
Per Yerton
N. J
Delilah Bradley
Foster
Connecticut
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Journi
Senator Bacon
L. Wun
Ics
Penige & Ford, Ltd
New Orleans
West Point
Pensacola
VATOS
Sale
Waxes
Lemye
LMFT
Puleman
Fourth National Bank
Atlenta Terminal
The
American Audit Company
Biome
Broadway
New York City
F. W. Lafrentyz
Jaro. Cochel
A. Lafrents
Tires
Hay York
Astoria
Land
Bank Llds
Oston
Fichanee luWking
Marquette ‘Gullalng
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Colorado
Hellevue-Stratford
Newleans
Mason Blanche
Sansrancisco Western Metropolie
Heyser Nenk
Baratin National Bank
TODO
Englanlank
K. C
Greshamuilding
Ae Atlanta
Bilanch
Pearth
National Bank Building
B. Bidwell
Kane
Alonzo Richardsong CO. Certified Public Accountants
EupiReBus Wuding Eng
Tlanta
Caseres
Pensacola,fla
Candler Building
Audit Company OF the ‘South
Charles James Metacy
Cco., Inc
Marion R. Miles
Herbert Clay
Mariatte
Clay
Chanéellog
Davia University
Georg
Wired
David C. Barrow
Yannaby Gard
Calvin’ M “Hitch
Atlastie
State Department
EK. Onl
New York Herald
Foreign Relations Committee
Seacoast
Senator Lodge
Masschusetts
Senator Root
Lodge
Tilman
Ben Tillman
South Carolina
Tillman
Europe
Switzerland
Lfe
Dianet
Reiigion
Barone
Senator Baron
A.O. Bacon
Maton
T. Boitauillet
West
W. S. West
U. S Senate
West Point Railroad
Alabama
St. Atlanta, Ga
Earchive
Counsil
Mortuary
S. P. Wood
Cedartown
Alice Pearl McAfee
Emily Wooten
Emily Wwouwn
Western Avenue
Mere Kinney Tiler
Lanisford
So Scrog
Gordon
Mise Trane
Danielsville
Robert Payton
Atlanta Commandery No
Fig Asylum
Peachtree
Cain
Groncay
Order of the
P. L. Blackshear
Jock
ML. Jones
CG . Craig
Floaney
Central Avenue
Mason Temple
Penchtres
Londly
James M. Fuller
Thomas
Reeves—Owilam PY Heeves
Slate Street
S$ Welovk
Fly
H.W Beer
Spertenbusy
Foe Cuseral
Inter Alowers
Bluamucid Co
Barclay & Brandon CO
Vy St
Brandon
Oplum
Whinkes
Diag Flebien
Dolley
Pet
Ailamea Goren
John J. Woodside
Bell Street
Edgewood Avenue
Bell, IV
ATL
David
Dunson
GAY
Equitable
Empir Trust & Safe ‘Deposit Co
Empire Building
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