Lauterbach grilled as Lamar case nears ends
Washington July 7 The Senate lobby inquiry into Wall Street dealings with David Lamar continued with Ba ward Lauterbach, Lamar’s associate, testifying that he was the innocent victim and vicarious sacrifice in negotiations involving the Morgan firm, Steel interests, New York attorneys, and congressmen. He defended his long association with Tart as honorable and profitable, admitted surrounding plans to halt actions until key figures could be persuaded to approve, and denied concealing facts while acknowledging pressures from Lamar. He denied intent to shake down Morgan interests and maintained his authority came from Lamar and Spraker Clark, not Stone or Sten, amid tense cross examination by Senators Reed and Nelson.
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Vaudeville Bills Shine At Forsyth In Atlanta
Keith Vaudeville at the Forsyth theater features Hines and Fox piano singer encores. Eva Taylor and Cecil Lean deliver strong sketches in After the Wedding and The Moving Picture Man. Grace sisters dazzle in song and dance while Houghton Morris Froughton bikers impress. Blackface Warren and Blanchard underwhelmed and Kennedy Melrose gymnasts miss the show.
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Atlanta
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Moving Picture Man
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Blanchard
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Melrose
Senate hearing recounts tense exchange over witness treatment
The transcript shows Senator Reed and Senator Nelson clashing with Tam and Lamar over witness questioning during Lauterbach’s testimony. A note of mine for 85,000 is noted by a library and firm. The committee adjourned Lauterbach’s examination to 8:30 tomorrow morning.
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Southern Grocers Held in Contempt Hearing Opens
In Birmingham a federal contempt hearing targets the Southern Wholesale Grocers Association its president and officers. About 160 witnesses were summoned and most responded as General Luke Wright and Walker Feroy represent defendants with D Street and Hinton Clabaugh prosecuting. Deterrers to the amended petition are expected to be entered.
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Memphis
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Hinton Clabaugh
Cartersville Urges Sale of State Road
In Cartersville Georgia on July 7 the chamber of commerce heard President W Hampton Field present an exhaustive report on the Western and Atlantic railroad. The meeting debated selling the state’s railway property to curb lessee litigation, improve tax treatment, and fund schools. Supporters argue private ownership could spur long term improvements and job creation, while noting the need for broader regional benefits and possible action by the Georgia railroad commission or state legislature.
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Atlanta
Manufactures Show Committee Named By Brooks Morgan
Brooks Morgan, chairman of the chamber of commerce manufacturers committees, names the permanent exhibit committee for the Atlanta market. Members include Ean? Bolling, Jones, J. K Orr, V OH Kriegshaber, M M Davies, J T Rose, and Wot White Jr. First meeting is Wednesday at 1236 Upslock chamber offices with Marsan presiding. United States exports to India valued at 1.4 million in 1912, up from 0.6 million in 1905.
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J T. Rose
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Marsan
Servians Losing in the Balkan War
London reports from the war seat confirm a large Bulgarian force at Vrania threatening the Serbian line. Belgrade says only meager reports arrive, censorship tightens, and Greek and Bulgarian actions shift as the Balkan conflict intensifies. Casualty tallies color the headlines with Servian Timok losses and prisoners among 15,000 men.
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Nigrith
Kurkish
Plevna
Sofia
Prohi Fight in Augusta Begun by Women’s Union
In Augusta Georgia July 7 special a petition proving the city council enforces Georgia prohibition laws which are said to be openly violated will be presented at the regular session tonight by the Augusta Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. Union officials announce a determined campaign to drive saloons from the city if officials fail to act. Some saloon owners have removed stocks and others claim orders to pull goods. The petition alleges violations of the prohibition law are openly flagrant in Augusta.
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Augusta
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Woman's Christian Temperance Unions
Badges Tell Friends of Candler County
About 130 to 200 supporters wearing badges with the message Tam for Candler county traveled to Atlanta to testify before the House constitutional amendments committee. They urged action on a bill to create the new county, Metter as county seat, and two rural free delivery carriers cited poor road conditions on routes to Metter. A hearing for both sides is set for Tuesday before Chairman Shelby Myrick.
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Metter
Atlanta
Te House
Shelby Myrick
Nouse Constitutional Amendments Committee
Barrow
Drink crashs crime claimited by safe blower Turpin
Walter Turpin, caught dynamiting the Kirkwood post office, pleaded guilty to safe-blowing and declared the drink caused his crime. He vowed to reform and conquer his appetite for MAUER, but unable to post a $3,000 bond, he was sent to jail.
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Walter Turpin
Kirkwood
Hlouse
Mauer
Jali
Louisville and Nashville Earnings Jump in Fiscal Year
L&N Railroad reports gross earnings for the year ending June 30 rose to 55,467,771 dollars, surpassing the prior year by over 7.25 million. The statement from the company controller notes operating receipts from July 1, 1942, to June 30, 1913, versus 53,211,788 dollars the previous year.
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Officers Seek Franks Bailey's Mother in Kansas City
Authorities in Den Ealth county search for the mother of Frank Bailey the Atlanta vaudeville actor who shot and killed his wife and teammate then killed himself in Kansas City. Sheriff McCurdy reports she may have moved to Decatur and likely unaware of her son's death.
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Three Postoffices Robbed in Georgia and Michigan
Chief Postoffice Inspector R H Bar ry of the Atlanta division received telegraphic advices from Derain e DeKalb county Georgia Ashlen B Cl and Benton Mia that post offices in the thrash pigeas indicated had been robbed Sunday night. The offices visited by the yegeman gr emafi found no heavy losses and the report showed a loss under four dollars. Inspector Barry assigned special service men to each robbery.
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Seerst
Father Jackson Goes On Annual Vacation
Father Jackson of Saint Anihony parish West End left Atlanta for a month long vacation. Father Corley of Idaho will lead services in his absence. Jackson travels to Canada to visit his parents and relatives then plans trips to Baltimore and Richmond before returning home.
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