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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1913

Page

9

Everyday goods and fashion ads mix with tariff lobby talk

An assortment of cheap everyday items dominates the page with eggs at 1744 per doz boldly offered as fresh and tropical-weight suits at 7.50, a silver pie server at 4.50, Tetleys tea 39c per lb, olives 1c per bottle, indestructo trunks 44 off, travel bags 4.95, and laces 20 to 35 cents. A long editorial notes lawmakers’ openness about personal business and property, mentions 24 lobbyists, and discusses tariff legislation and attempts to influence Senate action by various businessmen referencing McMurray as named lobbyist.

Tetley’s Congress McMurray Ashurst McClure Tomlinson Ale Murray J. F. McMurray McAleater Okla

Resinal Heals Itching Eczema Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts Resinal Ointment and Resinal Soap as cures for eczema. It claims instant relief from itching and eruptions, sleep improvement, and long endorsement by doctors. Readers are invited to request a trial by mail from Revinel, Baltimore.

Toner Kesinot Fept Revinel Baltimore

Senators say no personal interests in tariff lobbying

During hearings on the tariff bill senators testified they had no personal financial stake or improper ties with lobbyists. Several named individuals pressed concerns, while others denied influence or money influencing votes, with President Wilson urged to provide any information he has on lobbying.

Congress Uson Overman Reed Wilson Washington Capitol White House Senate Bacon Ashurst Senator Bacon Wilam Ketrner California Simmons Fiance Committee Arhurst Hng Georgia Sarah Barkheed Borah Harry Day McCarthy Idano Frank J. Hagenbarth Dr. McClure Woot Growers’ Association Tloutsland Senator Borah Bradley Sid B. Reading Little Rock Ark Mrandegee Brandegee Henry Hall Whitamantic Conn W. W. Skiddy Stamford Cheney Brothers South Manchester Mass Bristow F. G. Lowry New York Federal Sugar Company H.C. Oxnard A. D. Baldwin Honolulu Jules Gouchaux E. F. Dickinson Loulafana W. McClure East Lake City Henry Lacson Wichita W. D. Baird Detroit and & H. Cowan Fort Worth Texas Gald Bryan Wan Eure Catron New Mexico Clapp Glapp Clarke Arkansas Burton Ohio House Panama Nicaragua Chamberlain Oregon Hum F. E B. Kiph Proba~ Biy National Wool Growers’ Association Senator Clark Wyoming Cumming Tia Clark Jackson Maryland Steel Trust Cummins Steel Corporation Chilton West Virginia Ouno Crawford South Dakota

Divorce suit pushed by Mrs Daisy Grace

Philadelphia reports that Patsy Ulrich Opis Grace sues Eugene H Grace for divorce alleging cruel and barbarous treatment. A master will take testimony, with Grace believed in Georgia. he has filed a counter suit there and may not answer by today.

Philadelphia Eugene H. Grace Atlanta Patsy Ulrich Opis Grace

Bankers Close Doors in Jacksonville Bank Failure

Dunn & Co bankers closed their doors this morning in Jacksonville Florida. Liabilities are reported at 26000 with assets said to be sufficient to cover. The brothers in the firm have left the state, leaving the teller in charge amid recession conditions.

Bankers Jacksonville Fla Dunn & Co Brothéra

Meats and flour off the free list in tariff change

Washington reports a Senate subcommittee proposes removing meats and flour from the free list in the Underwood tariff. It would impose 10 percent ad valorem duties on fresh meats and alter wheat and oatmeal rates while keeping cattle sheep and hogs taxed at 10 percent. Protests from livestock groups urge equal duties and protection for U.S. producers.

Washington Senate Williams Shirley Gore Finance Committee House Wilson Simmonz Shively Senate Committee American Livestock Association Argentina Swift and Morris South America Uruguay Swift & Co Brisbane Queensland Canada Beef Trust United States Agamne Chicago Board of Trade Buffalo

Marshall Leaves on Speaking Trip Across States

Vice President Marshall departs Washington for a ten day tour through North Carolina Kentucky and Indiana making about six speeches. He will address UNC graduation June 4 and Nashville founders day June 6. In Indianapolis he will deliver the principal address at the unveiling of a statue to Colonel Owen.

Washington Marshall North Carolina Kentucky Indiana University of North Carolina Nashville Young Men's Christian Indianapolis Etonel Hichard Owen United States Military Prison Owen

Low Rate Richmond and Return via Seaboard

Rail travel notice outlines low rate round trip to Richmond via Seaboard with $16.76 from Atlanta and proportionate rates from other points. Mentions June steel period, Pullman and dining cars and city service details.

Richmond Seaboard Atlanta

University of Georgia Announces Graduation Program

A detailed University of Georgia commencement schedule is released listing events from June 4 to June 18. Trustees meetings, building dedications, sermons, and a series of exercises feature speakers such as Dr T J Wooster and Rev W N Ainsworth, with debates on Philippine self government and a diplomas ceremony finale.

aAenews University of Georgia A. W. VanHoose Rome Damention Peabody Hall School of Education T. J. Wooster C. H. H. Horne New York University Dedlarmera Charlea Atlanta Cam Dorsey Ira Funkenstein Athens Victor Victor Lenny Michael Ting Fang Lew Wonvouw Nina George Araison DR. McKamy Delton J. Hamilton Lewin Chicago Sraduals Achnol

Man and wife fight ends in family massacre near Greeley

A dispute between Robert Stanley and his wife at their ranch nine miles northeast of Greeley ended in the death of the entire family. Information reaches Coroner W F Church via Scott, a neighbor. The young daughter’s body lay on the floor while revolvers were found beside the father and mother.

Greeley Col Robert Stanley Boms Hare W. F. Church Scott Nelandor

Star Men Named in Naval Academy 1919 Graduates

Annapolis June 2. Star members of the 1919 graduation class at the naval academy were announced today. Names include Thomas M. Searles from Mississippi Herman B. Keisker of Kentucky W H P Blandy Delware Everett L Gaydart Ohio George A Andrews Michigan Henry A Abbott Massachusetts James C Jones Jr Alabama Elmer U Woodside Missouri Glenn B Davis Bruce B Leighton Pennsylvania.

Annapolis Ind Naval Academy Thomas M. Searles Mississippi Herman BH Keisker Kentucky W. H. P. Blandy Delaware Everette L. Gaydart Ohio George A. Andrews Michigan Henry A. Abbott Massachusetts James C. Jones, Jr Alabama Elmer U. Woodside Missouri Glenn B. Davis Bruce B. Leignton Pennsylvania

Wrightsville Beach Round Trip Sale Ad

On sale Thursdays ten dollar Wrightsville Beach and return fares offered by Sea Board. Reservations encouraged at City Ticket Office 38 Peachtree.

Wrightsville Beach City Peachtree Seaboard

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