Impeachment Debate on Philippine Independence in U S House
Washington January 28 The House heard a sharp attack by Rep Jones of Virginia against American administration in the Philippines and pressed for independence. Rep Murray of Massachusetts defended Taft and called out alleged slander while Rep Sherley of Kentucky argued Filipinos are not yet ready for self rule and urged caution before committing to a date for independence. The discussion touched on governance costs, insular affairs and the need for treaties before withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippines
House
Virginia
Posscommittes
Oni
Nera Cameron Forhey
Murray Democrat
Massachusetts
Jones
Amerian
Murray
Taft
Pippines Forbes
Toomea
Sili
Woirray
Corbs
Barbos
Forbes
Mr Jones
Murray Wr
United States
Japan
Geretab Borbes
Odanes
Ohio Society
New York
Britain
Canada
Australia
Amer
Benator
Sherby
Khen
Tucks
Congress
Fake $40,000 scheme lands Leopold Leeds in trouble
Leopold Leeds a Michigan farmer and his wife faced double charges of vagrancy and being a common cheat after arrest in Atlanta. He and George Millsaps a Chicago stock dealer were linked to a fake money certificate scheme, with over $10 000 in counterfeit notes found. Both were bound over on $500 bonds while Mrs Leeds remains in city to support her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Seeds
Michigan
Atelanta
Southland
Broyles
Tate
George Midllsaps
Chiago
Serda
Hong
Millsaps
Leeds
Indianapolis
Electric Companies Hold Annual Election
At annual stockholders meetings of the Georgia Railway and Power Company and the Georgia Railway and Electric Company officers and directors were elected. Mo Atkinson was reelected chairman. P Arkwright named president. G Woodrine vice president and general manager. W Ho Glenn secretary. Eos Mitchell Jr treasurer. Fhirry Klynn auditor. Pauli Til assistant secretary. Directors elected include Atkinson, Arkwright, Frank Hawkins, John FH Murphy, Thomas Ko Gelemn, Robert F Maddox, Thommy Raleston, Forrest Adair, Tack J Spalding, Asa tr Candler, Pax n Fo, G Stevenson, George GC Moore, Elmer Smith. Joseph T Orme reelected president of the Georgia Railway and Power Company. Frank Blonk vice president. WHF Wight secretary and treasurer. Directors for this company include Orme, Blok, Thomas Exten ton, J ¢ Hallman, T RK Glenn. Reports for 1932 showed prosperity. other matters were routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Mo Atkinson
Dieters P & Arkaright
G Woodrine Vie
W Ho Glenn
Eres
Eos Mitchell Jr
Fhirry Klynn
Pauli
Pos Arkwright
Frank Hawkins
John FH Murphy
Thomas Ko Gelemn
Robert F Maddox
Thommuy
Raleston Forrest Adair Tack J Spalding
Asa Tr
Candler
Stevenson George GC Moore
Elmer Smith
The
Georgia Railway
Joseph T Orme
Frank Blonk
Whf Wight
Joseph Torme
Frank & Blok
Thomas Extenton
J ¢ Hallman
T RK Glenn
Colonel Mitchell Stricken With Paralysis In Kirkwood
Colonel Mitchell is seriously ill in Kirkwood after a paralyzing attack Saturday night. Despite medical aid, his condition remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Kirkwood
Fighting in Philippines Reported In Manila Clash
A morning report describes a sharp engagement near Juicio City where American troops lost one man killed and six wounded. A Moro force led a sudden assault on U S cavalry and Philippine constabulary, but Moros were repelled after a severe fight with heavy losses feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherles
Philippines
Manila
Juic
United States Cavalry
Philippine Constabulars
White Points Possibilities in Georgia Livestock
White Provision company president W oH White Jr promotes Georgia as a rising beef supplier citing Secretary Wilson and progress in cattle breeds. He urges state cooperation with veterinarians, stricter calf slaughter laws, and farm finance to boost local beef while sustaining cotton, arguing slaughter reforms will grow Georgia markets and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Oh White, Jr
White Provision Company
Georgia
Wilson
South
Atlanta
White
James Wilson
Aix
Ho Obut
Tles
Tennessee
Dooly Officials Clash Over County Auditing Authority
Cordele Ga January 24 special The conflict between the Dooly county grand jury and the board of county commissioners over auditing county officers books continues. The commissioners, initially refusing to pay for the audit, claim jurors infringe on their authority. The ordinary declined to run a joint contract, delaying audits past four years with another year likely before work begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele Ga
Dooly County Grand Jury
Board of County Commissioners
Grand Jury
Dooly
Mayor of Thomasville Spends Night in Ditch
Thomasville Georgia January 28 Special The heavy rain from Sunday night into Monday morning trapped Mayor W. J. MacIntyre and Rey Thompson in their car. While en route from Americus to Thomasville they lost headlights near Camilla and spent the night in a ditch before finally reaching Thomasville around 8 PM after a thirteen hour journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Wo J Macintyre
Rey Thompson
Americus
Rome
Albany
Camilla
Pelham
Almost by miracle aeronaut escapes from Mount Wilson
January 28 Tom Mc Lain an aeronaut barely escapes death when his balloon strikes the peak of Mount Wilson and drags him along rocks below the crest. The craft whips free and the balloon remains missing as rescuers disentangle him from ropes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronaut
Tos
Tom McLain
Mount Wilson
McLain
Col William E Wooten Dies at Albany
Albany Ga January 28 Special Colonel William E Wooten longtime solicitor general of the Albany circuit and a leading southwest Georgia figure died at his home after several months illness He had served in both Georgia General Assembly branches and as Albany city attorney He held brevet brigadier general rank in state service and commanded the Fourth Georgia regiment He is survived by his wife a nine year old daughter and two sons John M Wooten of Sheldon and an Albany brother Albert M Wooten
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
William E. Wooten
Georgia
Wooten
General Assembly of Georgia
Spain
Mra MW Tift
John M Wooten
Sheliman
Child Welfare Exhibit Planned for Congress
Atlanta branch of the Georgia Congress of Mothers plans a child welfare exhibit during the Sociological congress meeting in Atlanta on April 25. A Friday afternoon session at city hall will urge cooperation from Mayor Woodward, council members, the board of education, the chamber of commerce, and officials of the Fulton County Medical Association. The exhibit, to be held in the Auditorium Armory, will showcase health, development, and education of children, with a focus on health care. Founders Day February 17 is deemed too soon for a proper celebration, as leaders favor delaying to prepare a thorough program for April.
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Atlanta
Sociological Congress
Georgia Congress of Mothers
City Hall
Woodward
Board of Education
Chamber of Commerce
Tultan County Medical Association
Divorce Court Docket Nears Completion in Superior Court
Only five cases remain from the original docket to be tried today under Judge John T Pindletons rule that attorneys and plaintiffs must be ready when called. The court has expedited the work with 49 cases disposed of on Tuesday amid pleas citing cruel treatment drunkenness and desertion as frequent grounds for divorce in a crowded docket of undefended cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T Pindletons
Atlanta Owls Dance to Seventeenth Music in Anniversary
The Atlanta Owls club marks its second anniversary with regimental music by the Seventeenth Infantry. The event, hosted by the Atlanta nest, features a dance from Bo until 11:69 tonight. The Order of Owls, among Atlanta’s largest clubs, lists more than 1 000 names on Seventeenth Infantry rolls.
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Seventeenth Infantry
Atlanta
Order of Owls
Sevententh Infantry
Special Cash Prizes for Banin and Label Contest Winners
Prizes reward individuals and organizations for bringing in the most Palmolive Bands and Gurwrappers, Piedmont brand labels, and case Piedmont soups. Prizes include 10 and 5 dollar awards, closing January 8 1 p m. Only one prize per entrant, credits awarded for votes in The Constitution’s M. and M. contest. List of participating grocers and locations across Atlanta, Marietta, Macon, and nearby areas.
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Piedmont
Piedmont Soups
Grocere
cEnhy
Epent
Grolery
Stoliwerck
Brodwerck
Luedemte
Nave Dubel
Stolimerck
Uboceimie
alZe
Auv
Pome
Dullom
Plant
Iug Pyle's Peakine
Tap
Voraine Mice
Carton
Luv
Gou
ashburn-Crespy Mining Co
Guld
Gov
F .Batk
Lévy
Young Sack
Luvy
Pyle
Peartine
Belrbank
Vortoiene
Maxwell Mouse Iend
4Vu
Lotice
Overn
Cleaseasy
Uncle Sam Wread
Mark Imbel
Jock
Urobem Walera
Volun Miock
Amy
Jude Hibbon
Reot Beer
Crown
Hernsheim
Taylor Bros
Taylor Bros. Stara and Bars
Stollwerck
Edge
Big Chief
Krom
Robinnaire Producta
Robionaire
Robinnaire
Robinnaire Liquid
Robinnasire
Hernshelm
Pride of
Heidaville
Coca-Cola Gum
Randall Brothers
Acton
Jellico
Blue Gem
Anthracite
Furance
Montgomery Theater
Big Chief Metal Polish
Furnoii
Autobody
Burroughs
Local Historical Trade Advertisements Include Firms Across City
A fragmented OCR snapshot lists numerous businesses by street and category such as clothing, hardware, drug, hair dressing parlors, photo stock, shoes, trunk and bag, tailoring, umbrellas, jewelers, coal, theaters and pharmacies. Notable entries include Moon Shoe Store, Hays Tailor, Taylor Umbrella Mfg, Brunner Drug, Lester Clark Shoe Co, Flournoy Vaughn Jewelers, Hertz Coal, Gem Theater, Bonita Theater, and Graham Pharmacy among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Company
Whitehall St
Hare Wade A
King Wareompany
Peachtree St
Whitewald
Decatur St
Peters St
Kodaks
Gletin Photo Stock Company
Moon Ane
West Mitch
T. Shoe Repairing
Shoe Beaury
North Broad St
H W Rountree & Bro Trunk and Bag Co
J, GA
Brunner Drug Company
Fourth St
Lester Clark Shoe Company
Cherry St
Flournoy & Vaughn, Jewelers
Second Bt. Hertz Coal Company
Walnut St
Me GA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Representative Jones
Insular Committee
Tntolerbie Oligarchs
Mero Jones
Wanata
Philippine Commission
Alle i Bagule
Feneral
Baguie
Benguit Road
Borbes
Istinis
Hities
Boop Digtt
Mimission
Col. W. E. Wooten
Atlanta Owls
Seenteenth Masvic
Jomn
Post Tavern
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
NOR
EG Aiken & Co
Peachtree
Charles Austin
T .Alexander
Barnett Bros
R. H Comer
Hemphill
D & Echols
Cleburne Ave
Marietta, GA
Rogera Co
Cash Grocery Co
Steve Glass
Mariatta
Griffith-Smith Co
Kamper Grocery Co
Buchanan-Shelton Grocery Co
Houston St
Bearden
Lakeava
A Moore
Richardson
Morris Nigssinbaum
Pulliam St
Orchard & Co
Gordon St
Prior
Gordon Bt. & C Ray
Reisman
Gardon St
Rogers
Herman Weinberg
Pryor St
Wollfsheimer & Co
Whitehall Bands & Co
Windsor
Kibicwood
Toune, Cassells & Fleming
Macon, GA
Kensington & Sons
Vine St
Poannells
Ogiethorps
Cole Book Company
Lester Book and Stationery Company
Chinaware and Crockery
Lilienthal Crockery Company
Whitehail &J. Druggists
EB H Cone (Inc
Kimball House
Black Jacobs
Marietta St
Terminal Station
Macc Bigr Clothing Company
Cherry Techno Theater
Marietta
Daniel Brothers, Jewelers
Gem Theater
T L Wallace Clothing Company
Athens, GA
Citizen Pharmacy
Clayton RR
Palmer & So Clasten
Drugeiats
R. Brandt
Clayton St
Majestic Theater
Gainesville
C. L. Deal Manufacturing Company
Piedmont Drug Com
Alamo Theater
Upo Y
Drusetsts
Gould-Scroggins Company
Rome, GA
Bonita Theater
Graham Pharmacy
Bell 5000
A. D. Grant
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