Bryan's finances topic of gossip in Congress
Washington July 26 special report notes Sen Bristow's resolution querying President's salary to lure Bryan from lectures to government work. Debate recalls past secretaries' pay and public duties, with Bryan’s $1,000 monthly pay and lecture income forming central controversy amid Democratic defenses.
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Daniel Webster
John T Calhoun
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South America
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Senator Ashurst Taxed On Senate Floor Graft Charge
The Senate floor erupts as Senator Ashurst faces accusations of abusing rank and graft. A heated exchange with Senator Bristow leads to questions about paying for questionable messages and the legitimacy of expenses. The committee conducts hearings to determine the matter and reach a conclusion.
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Thesneath
Ashurst
Senat
Bristow
The American In The Tropics in a Period Piece Essay
A fragmentary analysis of American presence in tropical settings contrasts colonial and personal experiences. It references Darwinian creation imagery, climate adaptation, and cultural tension as American explorers and families navigate unfamiliar landscapes and dangers in the Canal Zone and beyond.
Reviving Classics In Congress Sworn In
In a National Magazine piece Joe Mitchell Chapple reflects on 19th century literary allusions in Congress and the clash with modern politics. He notes the mix of classical scholars and lawmakers like Henry Cabot Lodge and And Williams while warning that old language and ideals may not help solve contemporary fiscal questions.
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Socrates
Plato
Caesar
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Sharp Williams
Mike Avery Penny
Senate
Washington
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Chapple
National Magazine
Landis Theater Opens With New Management and Films
Landis Theater opens tomorrow under new management at Wikehall Street with an $8 admission. The program features first run pictures, music, and singing by Vera Sterk and Al Johnson. Harry Bickford returns to Montgomery for a short engagement, with plans to perform hits from the season. The Prisoner of Zenda, starring James A. Hackett, is among the featured attractions, and multiple reels of first run pictures will be shown at the Vaudette and Alcazar theaters with various performers and acts including Jack Tames, Joe Coombs, and Warra Karrigan in a two reel comedy and a Dickens adaptation.
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Ile Montgomery
Harry
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Zenda
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Alcazar
Georgia
Alcazar Theater
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Coombs
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Das
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Little Darmitt
Dickens
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Tianzar
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California
Kay Bee Company
Dignity of Senatorial Visiting
In Washington the old in inviting visitors has given way to a measured senatorial dignity. Senators now visit with formal bearing replacing easy access of the past, a shift likened to wearing a Caesar cloak rather than the old toga. A gossiping aside imagines a Holiday Senate scene with tweed weary dignitaries in formal garb, a Shake spearic backdrop.
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Washington
Tom
Jim
Jack
Senate
Julius Caesar
Joe Mitchell Chapple
National Magazine
Local Funeral Notices and Deaths Reported in Marietta Area
Obituaries and funeral notices list Dr W C Hendrick of Dawson and several local residents. Survivors include wives, children, siblings, and relatives from Conyers, Marietta, Dallas, and Oklahoma. Services announced for Marietta residences with interments at Morris Hill and other cemeteries. arrangements pending.
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W. C. Hendrick
Dawson Dawson
WC Kendrick
Rey
F Morgan
Posster
Rewty JA
Lr Thendrick
Mrs Mary E Smith Dies at West Slunter Street Residence
Mrs Mary E Smith aged 65 died at her West Slunter street home Saturday morning. She leaves four sons and three daughters. The funeral will leave the residence at 3 oclock this afternoon. Interment will be in West View Cemetery.
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G Ivey
Joe Aberrombie
Marletes
Marietta
Morris Hill Cemetery
Fislyey
Philip Lawsienstein
Badsten
Charles Martin Norrell
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Vatican
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Conyers Ga
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Bloomfields Chapel
Conyers
Willam Calten
Abbott Street
Wie
A A Allen
Klahoma
J Allen
Dallas
Allen Burtram
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Hugh Allen
C T Lehols
W Woo
R D Allen
A W Morrison
J Henry Tebody
O & Roy Donehoo
Texas
Mary E Smith
Mary Lir Smith
West Slunter Street
Oclock
West View
Decline in Beef Cattle Cited by Farm Writer
Washington correspondent Judson C Welliver cites The Farmer and the Future noting a 39 percent drop in U S beef cattle since 1907 from 51 396 000 to 48 030 000 and that over half are slaughtered under government inspection. The piece compares 1918 first quarter slaughter to 1912, with price context in Chicago showing rising steer prices and hog price gains.
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Judson C Welliver
Washington
Farm and Firesite
Chicago
Foreign meats coming to the United States
Washington reports steps to safeguard imports as tariff shifts loom. Dr Melin and Dr Ross travel to Argentina and Australia to inspect slaughterhouses and packing, with 3 million dollars allocated to enforce the pure food law and ensure prompt port entry despite anticipated beef imports. The piece notes fears of price effects and calls for independent abattoirs, refrigerated ships, and expanded southern beef production to relieve consumer costs.
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Washington
Underwood Simmons
Department of Agriculture
Argentina
de A D Mellin
Bureau of Animal Industry
Houston
B C Ross
Portland
Australia
South America
Australa
Beef Trust
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Harses
Melvin
Situaton
Tne
France
Germany
South
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Snuff Habit Conquered
The ad promises a method to overcome snuff use with claims of reducing appetite and increasing vigor. It targets adults and appeals to both men and women, asserting benefits for “cow slaves of the habit” and offering a book through a New York address.
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New York
Macy
Mother Kidnaps Adopted Child in Alabama Hunt
Tallapoosa Georgia July 26 Special The widow of Robert Dyer living near Helfin abducted her adopted child about two years old from Roy Starr's home. She gained possession, fled by buggy, but Starr and Heflin authorities intervened. Habeas corpus filed. case set for Heflin next Wednesday.
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Tallapoosa
Robert Dyer
Helfin
Ala
Roy Starr
Starr
Heflin
Mrs. @tarr
Microbes in Life Aims to Replace Evil Spirits in Folklore
A whimsical account describes microbes as imaginary beings created by doctors to push people away from dying natural deaths. The tale suggests microbes called Life A and Microvea displaced old beliefs during a era when people demanded proof before believing anything they heard.
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Vogas
Farmer's Beef Production Fits Side Venture
A farmer can raise beef cattle and hogs as a secondary profit, with a herd of cattle and about a dozen hogs enough to test the resources of two horse farmers. The idea emphasizes steady profits by diversifying livestock to boost earnings without overburdening existing operations.
Special Notices move to Classified Legal Advertisements
Notice to Ad informs readers that special notices including long announcements and funeral notices will hereafter be published on the first of the classified pages under Special Notices. Advertising will appear on the classified pages under Legal Advertisements.
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Pakea
Sunday church services and events summary
Churches list morning sermons by pastors Daniel, Ouen, McConnell, Hammack, Purser, White, and White. Services include 11 a.m. preaching, 8 p.m. evenings, Sunday schools at 9:30 or 3:30, Wednesday prayer meetings at 8 p.m. Second Jn White notes farewell vacation baptisms planned at evening service.
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BaPris
Fleat
Charles W
Daniel
Christ Jesus
Capitel Avenue
RK Ouen
Rainbow
H Hammack
Ridley
Enid
John F. Purser
John E White
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