Atlanta Grand Jury Considers Sang Syndicate Case
Ranch owner R Mannin of Gallas Texas testified after visiting Memphis prisoners, detailing how a Sang syndicate fleeced him of 8700. The Fulton County grand jury probe will resume once Boykin returns to his office. Stephens said Memphis indictments may involve men using different names.
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W.” R. Mannin
Gallas
Texas
Atlanta
Sang
Manning
Grand Jury
Atlante
Boykin
Stephens
Associated Press Dispatch
Memphis
Constitution
Fulton County
Penrose 10 Push Emergency Tariff Pushes Fordney Bill
Washington January 6 supporters of the Fordney emergency tariff were encouraged by Chairman Penrose of the senate finance committee pledging to push passage this session. Hearings opened with open testimony as Republicans seek amendments to limit rates while Democrats push changes. House Ways and Means heard over twenty witnesses on revised Underwood tariff as Senate aims to finish early next week. Industry voices described agricultural distress and urged duties on butter and cheese as proposed.
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Washington
Penrose
Senate Finance, Committee
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Mir
Fenrose
Penrése
House Ways and
F. J. Haganbarth
National ‘Wool Growers’ Association
George M. Shurman
Texas Sheep and Goat Ratfsers’ Association
W. F. Schilling
St. Paul
Twin City - Milk Producers’ Association
Schilling
Mounted Police Welcome Flyers In Name Of King
A Royal Northwest Mounted Police sergeant arrives at Mattice Ontario to greet three American flyers sledding toward Moose Factory. He reports foreign aircraft entered Canada without permission and prepares for a formal inquiry while assisting the party in hope of speeding their return before worsening weather. Rescue squads patrol the Hudson Bay routes as trappers monitor progress toward Cochrane and Abitibi River trails.
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Mattice
Ont
The
Royal
Northwest Mounted
George V
Moose Factory
Hinton
Kloor
Farrell
Gergéant
Haileybury
Sport
Canada
Air
Cochrane
United. States
Naval
Rockaway
N._Y
Hudson Bay
Hudson Bay “Company
Body of Mrs Carder sent to Ripley West Virginia
Mary J Carder died Wednesday at her home in the Ponce de Leon Avenue Methodist parsonage. Her body was sent to Ripley West Virginia for funeral and interment. She was 66 and mother of Rev C J Carder and Rev L Carder and C A Carder. She is survived by two sisters and one brother.
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Mary J. Carder
Ponce de Leon Avenue Methodist Church
Ripley
W. Va
C. A. Carder
W.D. Hintzman
John
Parsons. S
Constitutional bill on apportionment and representation
Congress approved a plan to amend the Fourteenth and reduce representation for states denying suffrage. The bill, backed unanimously by the committee, assigns new representative totals per state and allows at large elections if states cannot redistrict. Virginia and Wisconsin are cited among states impacted.
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Virginia
Wisconsin
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Trials
Indiana
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
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Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
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New Mexico
New York
North Caroline
North ‘Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Ieland
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Washington
West Virginia
Wyoming
Larsen Again Victor After Tinkham Clash
A Washington hearing before the house census committee on apportionment featured Rep Tinkham of Boston pressing for voter discrimination limits. Larsen questioned literacy and disfranchisement remarks attributed to Massachusetts officials and the Anthony amendment, prompting a tense exchange as Larsen pressed for yes or no answers before leaving the room with the victor.
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James A. Hollomon
Washington
Booth
Tinkham
Boston
Atlanta Constitution
Ismail Uree
Georgia
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georshe
Tinkkham
Larsen
Mr. Larsen
Hleman
Massachusetts
Laraen
Hiss Saghugetts
United States
Atlanta Teachers Mourn Miss Annie Roddey
Resolution adopted by the Atlanta Teachers Association honors Miss Annie Roddey, an instructor at Pryor Street school, noting her lovable character and conscientious, efficient service. She was highly regarded by associates, with many in contact mourning her death a few weeks prior.
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Annie Roddey
Pryar Street
Atlanta Teachers’ Association
Ata
Misa
Body of Whitehead Sent to Athens for Services
The body of B C Whitehead a well known Atlanta citizen who died recently at 362 Whitehall street was sent to Athens Thursday for services. He was 43 years old and survived by his widow two daughters Misses Mattie Lou and Pauline Whitehead three sons W T and E G Whitehead Jr two brothers Dr A J Whitehead and R P Whitehead his parents Mr and Mrs W J Whitehead and three sisters Mrs M M Wingfield Miss Lou and Miss Ruby Whitehead.
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B.C
Whitehead
Atlanta
Whitehall
Atrest
Athong Thureday
Durlal
Dauchters
Mattle Lou and
Pauling
W. Te.d.a
Mob demands surrender of accused in Indiana assault
A crowd of several hundred men and boys marched to the Jeffersonville county jail in Indiana demanding the surrender of a negro linked to a white woman’s assault. The jailer refused and the mob dispersed as police did not intervene. inmates were reportedly removed and no storming occurred.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Resolutions Call for Lower State Official Salaries
York January 6 dispatch reports resolutions adopted at a taxpayers convention urging the general assembly convening next week to cut salaries of eight state officials from governor to coroner. The gathering drew several hundred farmers and business men.
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York
D. C
General Assembly
Atia Taxpayers
Corporal Joseph Roberts Weds Lillian Hamilton in Oklahoma
Corporal Joseph E. Roberts United States Marine Corps, 28, native of Rutledge, received the Bronze Star for five major engagements including Chateau Thierry. He has traveled about 0,000 miles and served in Mexico, Cuba, San Domingo, Haiti, France and Germany. The ceremony was conducted by Dr. Richard Orme-Flinn at North Avenue Presbyterian Church.
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Joseph
EK. Roberts
United States
Maring Corps
Lillian
Hamilton
Oakla
Richard Orme-Flinn
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Gorporal Roberts
Rutledge
Chateau- Thierry
Mexico
Cuba
San Domingo
Haiti
France
Germany
Federal Banks Merge In New Orleans Subtreasury History
The United States subtreasury in New Orleans was formally merged today with the New Orleans branch of the federal reserve bank under a recent congressional act. It marks the third subtreasury in the United States to be merged.
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New ‘Orleans
United States
New Orleans
Congress
Orleans
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Quaker
Maxwell House Coffee
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