Hitchcock Quits Caucus Over Tobacco Tax in Tariff Row
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska withdrew from the democratic caucus after his amendment for a graduated tobacco tax was voted down as part of tariff debate. The move triggered a fight over a binding caucus resolution pledging support for the bill as ratified and limiting amendments. Simmons and Kern issued statements arguing over the amendment while plans continued for child labor and wool provisions, with a final bill expected next week.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Democratic Tact
Senate Democrats
Finance Committee
Ritchcock
Senate
Benny Ashhurst
Bacon
Clarke
Arkansas
Fletcher
Witchcock
Hollis
Kern
Lea
Martine
Myers
Newlands
O'Gorman
Pomerens
Robinson
Saulsbury
Sheppard
Snields
Vardaman
Simmons
Huehrac
Tobacco Trust
Hughty
Thomas
Church Scandal Probed By Elders In Macon Ga
The First Christian church elders investigate charges of alleged intimacy between Frank M Charlton choir director and Mrs. Marvin L Lester president of the Ladies Aid Society. Neighbors’ statements and a test in the alley cast doubt on Mrs Jenkins tale while Charlton and Lester deny the accusations and threaten defamation suits.
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Macon
First Christian Church
Frank M. Charlton
Marvin L. Lester
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. W. Jenking
Alma J .Armstrong
Lester
Remhert Avenue
Mrs. Jenkins
Js M. Erwin
Pound
W. H. Roper
Mrs. Lester
Ant
Professor Chariton
Charlton
Rome
Mr. Charlton
Lester Home
Hoper
Anderson Favorite in July 4 Twenty Round Bout in LA
Keach Gross and Bud Anderson staged a grueling twenty round fight in Los Angeles on July 4 with Anderson favored by ten to seven. Trainers say both boxers are in excellent condition and ready to perform at peak levels.
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Anderson
Los Angeles
Calif
Keach Gross
Bud Anderson
Legislators Seek Aid of Suffragists for New Measures
Legislators addressed the Atlanta Equal Suffrage association at Carnegie Library urging cooperation of suffragists. Dr J C Allen urged support for hygiene in public schools while R McCrory pushed a bill for Georgia to publish its own textbooks.
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Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Amelia R. Woodall
Carnegie Library
J. C. Alien
Jackson
R. McCrory
Schley
Georgia
Robert L. Rodgers
Margaret McWhorter
T. J. Cooper
Ware
Funeral for Allen Wood Held at 10 Today
Allen Wood died Tuesday in Washington at age 90. Funeral from daughter Mrs. J. B. Zachry residence 175 Angier Avenue at 10 o'clock this morning. Interment at Westview Cemetery.
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Allen Wood
Washington
J. B. Zachry
Angier Avenue
Westview
Death notices for Mary Gumper and Robert Willard
Mrs. Mary Gumper age 60 died early Wednesday at a private sanitarium and is survived by four daughters. funeral from Poole's chapel at 11 this morning and interment in Atlanta Park cemetery. Robert T. Willard died at 37 Racine Street, Rattle Hill, at 10 am. funeral from residence at 4 pm and interment in Westview.
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Mary Gumper
Poole's Chapel
Atlanta Park Cemetery
Robert T. Willard
T. C. Willard
Racine Street
Rattle Hill
Westview
Willard
C. T. Willard
Robert
Racina Street
West View
Roy Donehoo
Marietta Streets
Contraction of Loans Shown by the Banks
Reports to the comptroller of the currency on June 4 show loans shrinking by 35 million, deposits down 15.9 million, but cash on hand rising 25.7 million since April 4. Total bank resources fell 45 million from April while up 175 million from a year ago. reserve averages sit near 21 percent with a 24 percent actual reserve.
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Washington
Comptroller
Organizing Women for Wet Legislation in Chicago
Chicago July 3 Organization efforts for wet legislation move forward with newly enfranchised women. Anton J. Cormack, secretary of the United Societies for Legislation of Chicago, says the group works through United societies and the Liberty League to organize women voters. In Cook County 743 affiliates include many women members, aiming to register two women for each opponent.
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Chicago
Anton J. Cormack
United Societias
Chicara
United Societies
Liberty League
Organization of Women Voters
Cormak
Cook County
Killed and 10 Hurt in Railroad Wreck at Berger
St Louis July 2 Engineer B V Meyers was killed ten people seriously injured and a score slightly hurt when a westbound Missouri Pacific passenger train derailed at Berger Mo The engine and day coach left the rails and turned over Among the seriously hurt are Marian Wigglesworth Cynthiana Ky J M Bick Trenton Tenn Morris Robbins Bradstown Junction Ky and Robert Claygus Argenta Ark Officials said tonight that an investigation had failed so far to disclose the cause of the derailment.
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St. Louis
B. V. Meyers
Missouri Pacific
Bergér
Marian Wigglesworth
Cynthiana
J. M. Bick
Trenton
Union Accepts Compromise in Garment Strike
Cincinnati leaders announce acceptance of a four hours pay for a fixed six hour week compromise. Eight thousand local garment workers and 3000 Kentucky workers were affected by a ten day strike. The union had demanded fifty four hours pay for forty eight hours work.
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Cincinnati
United Garment Workers of America Today
Kentucky
Arkansas to Push Two-Cent Rail Fares
The Arkansas railroad commission announced a two cent passenger rate on state railways to take effect July 4, following a recent rate decision by the states supreme court.
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Arkansas
Little Hoek
Duty Railroad Commission
States Supreme Court
Mad Georgian shoots at prisoner in court in Tampa
In Tampa July 2 during a preliminary hearing for W E Maddox a white man accused of criminal assault on an 18 year old girl BE Green an uncle of the girl drew a revolver and fired three shots at Maddox all missed. Green was disarmed by a court deputy as the judge and others sought cover. The incident caused the hearing to be postponed due to unresolved witness issues and questions about the girl's location.
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Tampa
Fla
FV. Whitaker
W. E. Maddox
BE. E. Green
Sylvania
Maddox
Green
Currency measure stirs House during currency bill hearings
Washington July 2. The house banking and currency committee drew a small storm as it considered the administration currency bill. Rep Lindbergh urged an investigation into the committee's conduct after being barred from meetings. Speaker Clark ruled the measure not to be considered. Republicans denounced secret sessions while chairman Glass defended past actions and urged bipartisan leadership. Lindbergh proposed a 500 million federal reserve note issue to farmers and postal deposits to support loans, boosting postal savings rates and deposits. Senate decorum shows Bristow proposed asset currency backing farms.
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Washington
House
Banking and Currency Committee
Lindbergh
Clark
Glass
Toneht
Democratic Party
ABI
Federal Reserve
Federal Caerve Board
Administration
Senate
Bristow
Gem imports to United States surge amid duty fears
New York on July 2 reports monthly gem import totals to the United States appraisal offices. June’s imports reached 5,102,917 dollars, nearly two million in uncut semis and diamonds. Trade predicts yearly gem imports may exceed 50 million. Large seizures reflect fear of duty advances under the new tariff.
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New York
United States
King of Italy Visited by German Emperor Attends Kiel Meeting
Berin July 2 The king and queen of Italy entered Germany to meet the German emperor and empress in Kiel tomorrow. Official notice says the encounter is a courtesy visit with no political significance though discussions may touch European tensions from the Balkans and shifting alliances.
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Berin
Italy
Germany
Kiel
Toreet
Balkans
McKinley Resigns As Acting U S Attorney in San Francisco
Benjamin J. McKinley, acting United States attorney in San Francisco, resigns to return to private practice while awaiting senatorial confirmation of Thomas B. Layden to replace John L. McNab. The move follows McNab’s resignation and others amid department shifts and a dispute over postponed cases.
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San Francisco
Benjamin J. McKinley
United States
Wilson
Thomas B.layden
John L. McNab
McKinley
Department of Justice
McNab
McReynolds
Disgs-Camtnetti
Western Fuel Company
Tases
Clayton Herrington
Department
Sister of General Grant Dead in New Jersey
Mrs Virginia Grant Corbin 81 last surviving sister of General Ulysses S Grant died at her East Orange New Jersey home. Her husband Abel R Corbin legislator and editor of Covington Kentucky died in 1880.
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General Grant
New York
Virginia Grant Corbin
General A. Grant
East Orange
N. J
Abel R. Corbin
Covington, Ky
Jacksonville mayor calls for dress crusade in city
Mayor Van Swearingen, newly elected, urges Jacksonville women to abandon thin attire and split skirts. He plans a press crusade against immoral dress and asks ministers to cooperate from the pulpits.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Iuly
van Swearingen
Dr Smullyan Dies in Salt Lake City
Dr I Clarence Smullyan a prominent Salt Lake City physician died after a three month illness from pneumonia and related complications He was 35 and survived by his wife a son Jack C age eight and a daughter Eleanor age two He was a graduate of Boys High Atlanta Baltimore Medical College and Bellevue Hospital New York after a year there he settled in Atlanta Five years
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I. Clarence Smullyan
Salt Lake City
iUtah
Smulyan
H. Wilensky
Holy Cross Hospital
Smullyan
Jack C
Eleanor
Boys’ High School of
Atlanta
Baltimore Medical College
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Obituary for Dr Smullyan of Salt Lake City
The narrative describes Dr Smullyan and his wife Miss Ja rrah Wilensky, their Salt Lake City life, public roles, and a vigorous medical practice. He served the Zion's Cooperative Mercantile Institute, was a physician to its employees, engaged in social and charitable work, and held Jewish, Masonic, and musical community positions. The body will reach students Saturday evening. funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Jarrah Wilensky
Salt Lake City
Spry
State Board of Medical Examiners
Salt Lake
Zion's Cooperative Mercantile Institute
Commercial Club
Jewish Reformed Temple of
Dr. Smullyan
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