Democrats Discuss Tariff Plan for Next Congress
Washington January 1 Representative Underwood and Senator Martin democratic leaders of the house and senate held a 12day conference over tariff revision and the legislative agenda for the short session reopening tomorrow. They did not settle action but reviewed Wilsons tariff views and outlined bills for a special session likely about March. The Ways and Means committee will study the presidents views and prepare bills as hearings begin next week with broad input from manufacturers and unions. The Archbald impeachment trial resumes Friday and money trust investigations plus other hearings will crowd the agenda before March 4 adjournment.
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Washington
Underwood
Martin
House
Senate
Elect Wilson
Trenton
Geveral
Wilson
Ways and Means
Mr. Underwood
Chemical and Iron
Atoel
Archbald
Congress
Money Trust
Taft
New York
Pujo ‘Money Trust
House of Representatives
Firth Avenue
William Rockefeller
William Riddell
Rockefeller
Riddell
Jerry South
Tomorow
Pujo
Mr. Widdell
Dan Carey Keeps Job As Manager Of Citys Parks
The Atlanta park board, amid moves to oust Dan Carey from his $2,500 post, voted to retain him and consider a raise to $2,760 annually. Commissioner M B Young was ousted for missing meetings. Mayor Winn defended Young as the board debated attendance and providential reasons before successors are seated. Councilman Alfred Thomson led the challenge with support from City Attorney James La. Mayson.
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M. B Young
Dan Carey
Atlanta
Park
Carey
Young
Courtland Winn
Mwrank Wilby
Ron A. Burnett
Winn
Joner Young
Alfred Thomson
Ile
James la. Mayson
20000 Cottolene Can Tops Entered in M and M Contest
Readers see a large pile of 20000 Cottolene cans staged as the prize display in The Constitution's M and M contest department. A cluttered corner suggests junk shop excess, while the scene hints at a page four continuation about the unusual prize collection and accompanying content.
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Atlanta
the Constitution
M& Ual
Constitution
Wylie Smith III seeks $25 loan from Atlantan
J Wylie Smith III once secretary and manager of the Commercial Loan and Trust Company, wanted for wrecking, writes from a small Mexican town claiming typhoid fever and asking an Atlantan judge for a $25 loan. The letter, mailed from El Paso by a third party, places him over a hundred miles from Hi Vase as detectives search. Judge Williams denies sending the money.
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J. Wyle Smith
Commercial Loan and Trust Company
Ben
Smith
Williams
el Paso
Texas
Hi Vase
Atlanta
Mexico
Judge Williams
Note praises Rockefeller Jr as youth suicide observed
New York January 1 Barrington Hutton 21 hanged himself at his parents home in Central Park West leaving a note praising John D Rockefeller Jr after being moved by his Sunday talk at Tarrytown. Hutton recently worked on the Panama Canal and the tribute appears in his final message.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Barrington Hutton
Central Park
West
Rockefeller
Tarrytown
Mr. Rockefeller
Hutton
Panama Canal
Best Democrat Debate Stirs Oyster Bay Tonight
The Beavers' club hosts a six speaker debate selecting the best living Democrat. J A McMichael argues Roosevelt as a progressive Democrat while Col Lowndes Calhoun extolls Wilson. Other speakers defend Bryan Smith and more, with Mal yvern Hill as chair.
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Baltimore
New Jersey
Debating Society of the Beavers’ Club
Champ Clark
Missouri
Oscar Underwood
Southland
Warmen
Wall Street
Beavers
Beavers’ Club
Georgia
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
J. A. McMichael
McMichael
Woodrow Wilson
Lowndes Calhoun
Wilson
Calhoun
W. H. Hairston
United States
Hoke Smith
J. T. Dubasy
William Jennings Bryan
T. L. Haynes
W. N. Fowler
John T. Garner
Malyvern
Clemency plea for Mrs King refused by slain man's kin
In Macon January 1 Special report, W S Simmons pleaded for clemency for Mrs Kate King who plotted her husband Jim King's murder at Round Oak. King's relatives insisted on prosecution, preferring death or life imprisonment over disgrace for the children, and a conference concluded no extra counsel was needed.
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Mrs. King
Simmons
George W. White
Richard King
Jim King
Johnson & Johnson
Gray
Chief Beavers vows to end idlers and loiterers
New year push by Chief Beavers leads to mass arrests of idlers and loiterers. Nineteen white men detained late Tuesday face charges. nine fined or jailed, two on probation, one dismissed, another postponed. Officers targeted saloons poolrooms and unions near Decatur and Wall streets and the Union Station district.
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Beavers
Headquar
Wardy
Baker
Maglett
Garrett and Allen
Decatur Street
Wall Street
Union Station
I. Fitzgerald
Kimball House
Willam E. West
Luckle Street
Frank Walker
East Linden Street
Bud Coursey
Hil Street
J. Warren
Whitehall Street
Cliff Murray
Atlanta
Jack Percy
Hill Street
R. V F. McGilvary
Gartrett Street
Sag Vaughn
Emmett Street
F. M. Stowers
Loomis Avenue
Freq Eliott
Playhouse Fatal to Little Girl in Savannah
Nan Louise Kinsey aged 4 was fatally burned at the Isle of Hope near Savannah while lighting a tiny Christmas tree. Her companion Frank Mattell aged 5 was unharmed as a playhouse door jammed and trapped her. physicians say the girl cannot live.
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Savannah
Nan Louise Kinsey
Isle of Hope
Frank Mattell
Six pistol totters arrested on New Year in Atlanta
On New Year's Day 1913 six men were arrested for carrying firearms in Atlanta. Recorder Broyles raised bond to 200 and warned of higher bonds in flagrant cases. Several defendants faced fines around 100 dollars, with two bound over for concealed weapons. He warned of harsher action to curb gun carrying in the new year.
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Atlanta
Broyles
Joy Farris
Pratt Street
Pratt and Decatu Steetc
Recorder’s Court
S. Deed
Decatur Street
Mike Demaz
Gilmer Street
Fomato Pittman
Electrc Avenue
John Jackson
Woodward Avenue
Chewing Toothpicks Said To Kill Kinston Merchant
Wilmington reports J. W. Moir a leading Kinston merchant died after surgery to remove wood slivers from habitual toothpick chewing. Moir, a Virginia native, leaves a wife and one child.
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Wilmington
N. C
J. W. Moir
Kinston
D. C
Molr
Virginia
Alaska Mines Hit 1912 Gold Output Record
Mines in Alaska and Washington report total 1912 production of 21.85 million dollars with 16.65 million from gold. Since 1880 Alaska mining has produced minerals valued at 229 million, with the geological survey noting copper ore development and new gold discoveries.
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Washington
Alaska
Geological Survey
Turkey Accepts Most Balkan Demands at Peace Conference
London dispatch reports a tense session as the Ottoman delegation capitulated to most Balkan allies’ terms. Turkey agreed to cede European territories except Adrianople and the area to Constantinople, with the fate of Adrianople left to Turkey and Bulgaria.
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London
St. James’ Palace
Ottoman Empire
Adrianople
Constantinople
Stalus
Turkey
Bul-garia
Janina
Scutari
Actgean
Rechad Pasha
Sigaire
Lilithes
M. Venizelos
Recad
S. Daneff
M. Novakoviteh
Servian
M. Diyuskoviteh
Rechad
Weather Prophecy: Fair and Colder Across States
A weather forecast segment lists fair days turning colder in many states. Thursday shows generally fair conditions with colder nights, while Friday brings further cooling especially in eastern areas. Winds shift to moderate southerly to southeastern directions in several regions.
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Washington
Georgia
Oklahoma
Virginia
North
South
Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Parr
Norwest
Louisiana
Texas
Calder
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
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William G. Rockefeller
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Charles F. Riddell
Post Office
J Wylie Smith III
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Self
John D.,‘Jr
Lawmaker
British Isles
U.S
Roosevelt
Bryan
GUN “Toters
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