Madero Favored by United States
New Orleans reports that about 5,000,000 rounds of ammunition have been shipped to the Madero government in Mexico since Taft's neutrality proclamation. Witnesses before Senator Smith produced orders and invoices as to purchases and consignments, with investigators seeking whether American capital funded the war supplies. Senator Smith said testimony suggests U S policy allowed arms for Madero while opponents faced restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mexico
Taft
Willam Alden Smith
Senate Committee
Madero
State
Treasury Departments
Washington
Smith
New Chamber Building Plans Tabled At Realty Meeting
The chamber of commerce meeting at the Empire building will perfect plans for remodeling the Y M C A site at Pryor and Auburn. Bids for the old structure will be reviewed and two upper stories may be added with a cafe on the ground floor. President Wilmer L Moore presides as plans for a permanent Manufacturers exposition are discussed. A reception for traveling men is scheduled for next Friday with Mell R B Wilkinson Lynn Fort and Brooks Morgan on the arranging committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Pryor and
Auburn
Chamber of Commerce Realty Company
Wilmer L. Moore
Empire Building
Mell RB. Wilkinson
Lynn Fort
Brooks Morgan
Tobias Now Sole Owner Receivership Ends at Last
After five days of receivership of Tobias incorporated jewelers and brokers at 70 Whitehall Street Judge W Lt Eilis dismissed the case as settled. Tobias says he bought out Dr Loyd to become sole owner and continue the business. conflict arose over expense cuts and court costs exceeded 8500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PPA Tobias, Incorporated, Jewelers and Brokers
Whitehall Street
Eilis
Superior Court
Tobias
Lod
Fayetteville
Temple Sisterhood Reception To Be Held Tuesday Night
The Temple Sisterhood, a recent Atlanta organization, will host its first function next Tuesday evening. Newly elected officers include Mrs I Kaufman president Mrs David Marx vice president Mrs Ida Arnhelm secretary and Mrs I Schoen treasurer. After a congregational supper all temple members and wives are invited to the annual business meeting and officer election for the coming year. Retiring officers are Joseph Hirsch president Isaac Schoen vice president Alec Littler secretary and Sid Wall treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Isterhood
Atlanta
Sisterhood
1 Kauffman
Mra David Marx
Ida Arnhelm
I. Schoen
Temple
Joseph Hirsch
Isaac Sehoen
Postmaster at Macon Defends Taft’s Act
Macon Ga January Special Pestmaster H S Edwards of Macon who for seven years under President Roosevelt refereed for Georgia defends Taft for placing fourth class postmasters under civil service. He says Roosevelt found a system so abused offices had to be bought by recommendations and that civil service reform improves efficiency, praising Taft's action as a benefit to the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
H. S Edwards
Roosevelt
Georgia
Taft
Hey
Rouseselt
South
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United States
William Alden Smith
Temple Sisterhood
Shell Boon
Clarence Permenter
Vermenter
Walter Woods
Young Permenter
Weatherbolt Club Piano
Weatherholt Piano Club
Oon
Prise
Eal
Steinway
Knabe
Vose
Hardman
Everett
Fischer
Hallet & Davis
Schubert
Weatherholt Piano Co
Southern Distributors
Henry F. Miller and
Steger Pianos
N. Broad St
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