Congress Tired But Cannot Quit Amid Wariness at Adjournment
Washington July 19 Congress members show weariness yet press on to finish the legislative program. Quorum troubles persist as party whips summon back members while senate debates anti trust and securities measures and votes on nominations to the federal reserve board. Confidence rests on consolidation of bills, pace of approvals, and the Adams on Dam Bill advancing in the House alongside oil land disputes and naval reserves.
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Washington
Congress
Eenate
Senate
Newlands
Interstate Commerce Committee
Thomas D Jons
Chicago
Paul W. Warburg
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Mr Jones
Ciiago
Tones
Sli
Jones
Warburg
Warburgs
Scavion
Wilsons
Brean
House
Ukarty
California
Public Lands Committee
Navy
Naval Oil
14 Year Old Nora Stirling Tops East Lake Swim Meet
Miss Nora Stirling,14, earns best woman swimmer honors at East Lake during the high water carnival. She delivers record 200 yard dash in 2 minutes 1 second after others withdraw, then wins third in the fancy diving event amid a large field.
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East Lake
Nora Stiring
Atlanta
Miss Stirling
Meng
Tower
Congressional Action Spurs Debate Over Monopolies and Reforms
Congress debates a range of measures affecting natural resources and commerce. A cotton futures bill nears conference with prospects of enactment this session. Representative Moss of Indiana pushes federal oversight of grain in interstate commerce while a irrigation bill extends settlers rights. The House Naval Affairs Committee reconvenes to review records tied to retired officers amid alum relations with Captain Gibbots Potts Veeder and others.
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Wiite Houses
Congress
Moss
Indiana
House
House Naval Affairs Committee
Naval Plucking Board
John H Gibbots
Templin N Potts
Veeder
Southern coal rates to be investigated in Senate study
Washington July 19 The Benjamin and Dulaney of Bristol report that the Pennsylvania system and its allied lines have bottlenecked southern coal fields to aid the coal trust The Senate committees will hear testimony beginning tomorrow with witness Dulane followed by FG Wright rate expert Officials from railways serving southern districts and major lines including Seaboard Atlantic Chesapeake and Ohio are expected to appear The probe will examine ties between coal mine owners in Tennessee West Virginia Virginia Kentucky and Pennsylvania and the rail stations serving those states
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Washington
Benjamin & Dulaney
Bristol
Pennsylvania System
Coal Trust
Senate
Headedi Serator Bryan
Tomorow
Tang
FG Wright
Noorfolk
Orfolk
New Jock
Chanteston
Jacksonville
Ilkels
Imanz
Atlantec
Chesapeake and Ohio
Tennessee
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Local Ad Men Plan Toronto Trip Meeting
Local Ad Men club will host their annual meeting and banquet Wednesday at 7 PM at the Wine Cor Hotel. The Toronto trip will be discussed by Magsengale and William F. Parkhurst will speak on the trip and social features. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected.
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Ad Mens Club
Winecor Hotel
Toronto
Magsengale
Bible School Attendance Hits 574 At First Christian
Four hundred seventy four scholars attended the First Christian Bible School Sunday morning. One third of the school's active enrollment is away on vacations. Numerous visitors from other Bible schools in the region joined the service praising the efficient system. Other schools across the country may adopt the same methods.
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Bive Pandrea
Ather Bible Schools
Het Christian
Ecountry
Dr Hardman Speaks in Covington and Atlanta
Dr and G Hardman, candidate for governor, will speak in Covington today then proceed to the Kimball House in Atlanta. He will stay Monday to set speaking dates for a statewide campaign in the tenth district as supporters build a strong statewide organization.
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Dr & G Hardman
Covington
Hie
Kimball House
Atlanta
Commerce
Doctor Ia
Mass Meeting in Front of Capitol Hears Dr White
About two thousand people gathered Sunday in front of the state capitol for an open air mass meeting led by Dr John E White pastor of Second Baptist Church. He urged Christ the king through individual piety and Christian homes as the foundation of church rule. A similar gathering is planned next Sunday with speaker to be announced.
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John E White
Second Baptist Church
Wilson Plans to Push Case of Paul Warburg
President Wilson, recovered from indigestion, resumes work and plans to press the Warburg nomination before the Senate. He will also weigh anti trust legislation and the fate of Thomas D. Jones for the Federal Reserve Board, aiming for compromise to speed action and clear Senate stalemate.
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Wilson
Paul Warburg
R Bertran
New York
Thomas D Jones
Federal Reserve Board
Pat Yearburg
Senate
Public Defender and Prosecutor Urged in Atlanta Speech
Leonard J Grossman urged a public defender role and a prosecuting attorney to ensure justice at a public cafendar. He spoke to friends at his office amid discusses of a possible run for the legislature. The suffrage group urged him to enter the race, while he had not announced his decision.
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Leonard J Grossman
Grogsaman
Suffrage Organization of
Atlanta
Seventh plague case found at New Orleans
New Orleans health authorities announced the seventh bubonic plague case today. Philomene Glapp, an 11 year old girl employed by a paper company, lives near the original focus. Rat catchers and fumigation efforts continue as officials study cleanup methods and consider upcoming excursions and inspections.
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New Orleans
Philomene Glapp
Na Greas
Front Street
St Phillips Street
W C Rucker
W D Nobles
Pensacola
New Orleana O Pengacola
Rucker
Bla
Nobles
Louisville
Nashville
Florida
F A Brink
Florida Board of Health
E W Diggett
Guatemala
Camp Street
Break the chains of poverty theme says God helps those who help themselves
A fragment notes a theme urging self effort to break poverty illness lust and doubt with a religious exhortation that God helps those who help themselves, describing a motivational message.
Frocter Sermon on Freedom From Chains at First Conditional Church
Rev H H Frocter spoke last night on Jesus perfect saviorhood breaking every chain through fellowship. He outlined three principles: world trends toward liberty, belief that chains can be broken with God all things are possible, and personal effort aided by divine help. Richmond Society Elects Officers in Augusta: R Berckmann re elected as President, J Marvin Haysta as Secretary, Ro O Lombard as Treasurer, Frank W Beane as Steward.
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H H Frocter
Bartemeus
Jesus Christ
Richmond Society
Augusta Ga
Richmond County Agricultural Society
R Berckmann
J” Marvin Haysta
Ro O ° Lombard
Frank W Beane
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