Tariff Debate Highlights Painful Industry Pressures
Washington hearings reveal manufacturers and importers opposing the Democratic program. Witnesses cite tariffs on glue gelatin and laundry soap as damaging, with appeals for targeted protections and contrasts between raw material costs and final product prices. The committee questions profits and industry impact while debating possible tariff adjustments.
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Wadhams
Albert Sturt
New York
Longwoth
Ace
Hart Raiied
Niagira Falls
Lim
Tammers
Robert Babetok Jr O
New York City
Special Term to Hear Waycross Bank Cases
Warcrose Go reports a special term of the Superior Court here in February to dispose of numerous bank related suits. Judge Parker is disqualified from presiding and receivers VM Knight and Fernie will handle proceedings with Paths d Heed representing the receivers' interests.
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Waycross Bank
Ware
Bank of Waircross
Toa Parker
Menal
Knight
Fernie
D& Heed
Mob bluff by bold sheriff at Marion county jail
Sheriff Galloway and three deputies faced a white mob at the Marion county jail in Tampa on January 6 to prevent lynching of J Johnson a suspect in a criminal assault. The governor ordered militia and the Orala company to guard the jail while the grand jury prepared to hear evidence. The new gro’s victim identified the suspect and a conviction was anticipated.
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Tampa
Wia
Gallowang
Marion County
J Johson
Curo
Cira
Orala Company
Gro
Indictment Record Broken in Lowndes County Georgia
A Lowndes county adjourned term closes November business as 35 cases await investigation by Solicitor General Wilkes. The November jury returned 197 true bills, the county’s record, with cases against local Elks and Owls clubs tied to prohibition. some proceedings shift to the city court as 30 inmates remain in county jail awaiting trial.
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Valdosta Ga
Lowndes County
Thesr
Brand
Thomas
J G Crawford
Xmas Postal Service Receives Warm Praise from Atlante Officials
Postmaster Weer reports Atlante offices handled more mall Christmas work than in prior Similac period. A congratulatory letter notes only one letter not yet accounted for. Lester of Atlantis Lidting House thanks Postmaster Wilkes and Weltee for the excellent record.
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Peraus
Wilkes
Tyme UK
Lester
Fru
Atlantang
Fire destroys Seville business district in blaze
A major fire swept Seville Wilcon enuntys, destroying most of the town’s business section. Estimated loss about 25 000 dollars with only 4 000 dollars insured. Holt Walton Powell Turner Toreyh and others report extensive merchandise and two cotton warehouses damaged. Fire suspected arson as investigators search for a burglar.
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Cordelo
Seville
Wilcon
Holt & Walton
Sif
Powell
Turner
Th Seville Gin Conmans
Powell Am
Farm Demonstrators to Hear Dr Knapp in Athens
Dr Knapp of the U S Bureau of Agriculture arrives in Athens to address sixty farm demonstrators. The group, under extension supervision of J Phil Campbell, includes men from across the state who will report on their work and receive instruction. The event highlights state agricultural outreach and education efforts.
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Athens
Tradford Knapp
United States Bureau of Agriculture
Washington
Pilin
Department
J Phil Cammpbell
Speared Ferent
State College of Swriculture
Mike Rporta
Lust Jeu
Ang
Lhis Yours Denimate Ratiums
Dorfan Heads Lovers of Hebrew Language Meeting
The Lovers of the Hebrew Language held a literary meeting last Sunday and elected officers for the year. Joel Dorf was elected president with a slate including Waris Snotbaum as vice president and LT Ginsbur as secretary. An executive committee features Charles Greenberg and Holts among others. Professor DF Rudin delivered a lecture on Jewish history at the Jewish Education Alliance hall on Capitol Avenue.
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Joel Dorf
Waris Snotbaum
View
LT Ginsbur
Bo Wellon
HE Goldin Leab
Luis Izzur
Mort's Ceahon
Paradise
Luis Tirsh
Bt Rudin
Charles Greenberg
Holts
DF Rudin
Jewish Education Alliance
Capitol Averu
Cigarette Craze Lad Tries to Burn His Home
Savannah Georgia, January 6 special report says 16 year old Gratz Patty, driven by cigarette smoking, is accused of trying to set his home on fire. A physician sworn out a lunacy warrant, Patty is held in jail after violent symptoms emerged and an attempt to burn the house and bed clothing was alleged.
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Woshington
Tia
Bates
Turin
Contimert
Furey Tie Owbie Trust
Salkaisa
Savannah
Tye
Gratz Patty
Patty
Father of Hundley Dies in Charlestown
W Hundley, a well known Atlanta figure, died in Charlestown after reaching there shortly before his death. A prominent Wes Virginie citizen and brother of Judge Hundley, he leaves a large family. The story notes a mother deriving pride in her children’s work.
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W. Hundley
Atlanta
Sandis
Bedela
Charlestown
WooVu
Newa
Hundley
Wes Virginie
Judge Hundley
Pistol Carrying Scored by Bell
Judge George L. Bell urged the grand jury to recommend a law turning pistol carrying into a felony rather than a misdemeanor. He praised Atlanta and Fulton County as well governed and improved, crediting civic groups and reform drives for the change. The grand jury later elected T J Day foreman and returned thirty-one true bills, mostly minor cases.
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George L. Bell
Superior Court
Atlanta
Sulton County
Georgia
Chamber of Commerce
Grand Jury
Aft«Thao
T J Day
Railroad Enjoined by Bishop Nelson over Waverly Place
Bishop C Kinlock Nelson acting for Philips Parish filed suit in superior court to stop the Louisville and Nashville and Atlanta Belt Line railroads from forcing lessees to relocate Waverly Place between Washington Strict and Central avenues. The church sold Washington street property in 1904 valued at 18 000 to the old Atlantic.
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Georgia Railroad
Waverly Place
Washington Strict
Central Avenues
C Kinlock Nelson
Episcopal Dioces of
Atlanta
Thilip
Louisville
Railroad upgrade blocked by temporary restraining order
Judges W D Ellis issued a temporary restraining order against further improvement work by the Louisville Nashville and Knoxville railroad on land tied to Waverly place relocation plans. The ordinance consented to the street's rerouting to benefit St Philip's cathedral, but the suit questions the railroad's use of the property and timing.
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Lanta, Knoxville and Northern Railroad
Waverly Place
St Philip’s Cathedral
W D Ellis
Presidential Inauguration Ticket Sales Outline
Party rate is 1290 dollars and individual rate 1935 dollars. Tickets go on sale February 8 through March 3 with a March 14 limit. Extension to April 10 may be allowed for return trips aboard Seaboard.
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Seaboard
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