Limiting the Trade Commission Debate Rages in Senate
Washington reports the Senate and House committees advancing anti trust legislation including bills to create an interstate trade commission. Newlands proposes scope limits while tailor made amendments aim to curb reporting requirements and protect corporate confidentiality under the Sherman act.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Interstate Trade Commission
Newlanda
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Home Judiciary
Interstate Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
John H. Fahey
Boston
R. G. Rhett
Charleston, & G
W. L Saunders
New York
Charles R. van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Charles F. B Matthewson
Henry Sager
Columbia University
Guy E. Tripp
Louis D. Brandeis
van Hiven
Matthewson
van Hise
A Ad Lumbermen
Newlands
Commerce Commission
Combina
City of Macon distributes aid after heavy snow
Macon Georgia residents receive emergency aid as city carts deliver wood and coal to the unprepared. Over a hundred loads distributed by noon amid ongoing demand. Roof damage reported statewide with library and auditorium repairs planned. Public schools set to reopen. two days left to pay street tax with delinquents to be summoned. Mercer fundraising reaches sixteen thousand four hundred forty one dollars and fifty cents for land purchase. Indictments for prohibition violations upheld despite grand jury members’ contributions to a related fund.
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Macon
Wesleyan College
Jenkins
Mercer
Wesleyan
Board of Education
Gates
Marsha
Horse Found Frozen Near Jeff Davis Courthouse
In Marlehurst Georgia sleet and ice left four inches on the ground. A horse hitched to a bogey near the Jeff Davis courthouse was found frozen to death as the Jett Davis superior court adjourned overnight due to weather. Suffering to cattle and animals is reported across the county.
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Marlehurst
Jett Davis Superior Court
Captain Rutherford Buried at Culloden Georgia
Culloden Ga February 26 Special Captain Willams Rutherford died here yesterday morning and was buried today He had weathered health issues including paralysis in Atlanta He died rising from bed during breakfast His wife Julia survives with four sons Samuel Rutherford Worsyth T G Rutherford Roberta R W Rutherford Brewster Fla and two daughters Mrs T E Stocker St Louis Mo and Miss Fannie Blount Rutherford Forsyth He was a Crawford County native Civil War lieutenant later captain and Reconstruction era leader in Georgia politics a longtime ally of Senator Bacon.
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Culloden
Willams Rutherford
Rutherford
Atlanta
Crawford County
Forty-fifth
Georgia Regiment of Infantry
House of Presentatives
Georgia
State Senate
Bacon
Aed
Julia Rutherford
Samuel Rutherford
Forsyth
W. Rutherford
Worsyth
T. G. Rutherford
Roberta
R. W. Rutherford
Brewster, Fla
T. Ei. Stocker
St. Louis
Fannie Blount Rutherford
R T Daniel May Enter Race in Sixth District
Griff Ga February 26 Special No great interest here in the possible announcement that Judge R T Daniel of the Flint River circuit may enter the race for congress from the sixth district. Daniel has considered the race for some time and voters hope he becomes a candidate. He would join Colonel J W Wise who already announced and Judge Bartlett who is expected to announce, intensifying a three cornered contest unseen in years.
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J. Wi Wise
Bartlett
His Hens on the Job in Georgia Poultry Farm Report
In Cornelia Georgia H S Brogdon of a local poultry business collected 1533 eggs from sixty Rhode Island Red hens over fifty three days from January 1 to February 2. The report notes Brogdon’s effort in egg production near Gordele.
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H. S. Brogdon
Gordele
Rhode Island
Citizens Push 1914 Budget Increase for Whitehall Forsyth
Atlanta residents press Mayor Woodward and council to add 20000 to the 1914 budget for Whitehall and Forsyth streets arguing the extra funds are essential for development. They urge prioritizing streets that yield maximum taxable value and oppose delaying key improvements.
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Whitehall
Forsyth Streets
Woodward
Finance Committee
Humphrey
Atlanta
General Council
Wapwick
Grady Hospital
Aingle
Tae Ansessora
Whitehill
Poripyth
West Peachtree
Penehtres
White Ranch
Omyesta
Bold Burglar Steals T. J. Morris Pants in Bainbridge
In Bainbridge Ga a bold burglary targets Acting Treasurer T J Morris stealing his trousers along with a belt and keys while he prepared for work on a cold rainy morning. Police watch the streets as residents discuss the unusual crime and its minor monetary loss.
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Bainbridge
T. J. Morris
Morris
Snowfall in Augusta breaks all records in 1999 storm
Augusta Ga February 21 a total fall of 10.32 inches of snow was recorded in Augusta. Snow began about 6 yesterday morning and ceased at midnight. Temperatures ranged from 2 to 21 degrees, the latter the coldest this winter. Snow was nearly 4 inches above the previous record set February 12 13 1999. The weather remained partly clear with continued cold and fair Friday. Belt line streetcars were out of service since last night and downtown workers stayed home. No serious accidents reported.
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Augusta
Andrews Accepts Call to Griffin Pulpit
Griffin Georgia February 26 Special Rev fh. SB Andrews by Jacksonville Florida has accepted the call to become pastor of St George Episcopal Church Griffin He will arrive Friday and preach Sunday morning He is 83 years old a Sewanee graduate and has served as assistant rector at St Johns Mackaynville He succeeds Rev C E Wheat who resigned to take a larger work in Hingham Massachusetts The church has been without a pastor since July last year
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Griffin
SB Andrews
Jacksonville
Fla
St. George Episcopal Church
Andrews
St. John's Episcopal Church
Mackaynville
Sewanee University
C. EB. Wheat
St. George Church
Hingham
Mass
Whoat
Schedule Improves for Tallulah Falls Railroad in Clarkesville
Clarkesville Georgia February 26 special. The fight by local attorneys yielded an improved timetable for the Tallulah Falls railway adding one extra train each direction daily and four mail trains daily. Trains Nos 28 south and 40 north begin March 1. The Tallulah Falls line traverses a growing apple country boosted by Nine District Agricultural school farming methods.
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Clarkesville
Tallulah Falls Railway
Tallulah Falla Road
Tallulah Falls Road
Child badly burned by gasoline explosion in Georgia
Metter Ga February 26 Special The condition of the one year old daughter of Hicks Mullins remains very critical after a gasoline can exploded Sunday. The child had picked up the can thinking it was kerosene and was engulfed in flames. A small dog in the room was also set on fire.
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Metter
Hicks Mullins
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