Republicans and Democrats Split on Trade Bill Vote
The eight Republicans and four Democrats who opposed the Rayburn bill include Sartlett Buchanan Garner and Witherspoon. The Interstate Trade Bill seeks a Covington trade commission with broad inquisitorial powers as the first measure in the administration and trust program.
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Stanford Sutherland
Towner
Vare
Woods
Bell
California
Bryan Copley
Falconer Hinebaugh
Hulings Kelsey
Pennsylvania
Landbergh MacDonald Murdock J
Nolan
Rupley
Tample
Thomson
Linois
Walters Woodrum
Sartlett Buchanan
Fexae
Garner
Witherspoon
Lepublicans
Cramton
Michigan
Dunn Fairchild
Federal anti trust reform bill expands commission powers
A broad antitrust overhaul would abolish the bureau of corporations and create a three member commission to regulate interstate commerce entities. It sets compensation, restricts dual service, mandates annual and special reports, and empowers investigations, decree recommendations, and public disclosure while protecting trade secrets. It tightens prohibitions on holding companies and interlocking directorates and reshapes injunction rules and contempt procedures. It also regulates railroad securities, requires commission approval for stocks and bonds, and limits director eligibility across railroads and banks with a two year implementation horizon.
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Bureau of Corporations
Department of Commerce
Commission
Bureau
Interstate Commerce Commission
House of Congress
Congress
Omnibos ‘Trust
Clayton Bil
Administration
Truat
House
MiNi
Mutual Savings Bank
Rayburn
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Theii World
Bil
Carrer Corporation
United States
Bernhardt to Launch Another Final World Tour
New York reports Madame Sarah Bernhardt at 70 will sail October 10 to begin a 20 month world tour visiting five continents. The journey includes a lengthy U S stay and a final curtain on the stage, following past farewell tours and a fundraising wreath in Paris.
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New York
Sarah Hernhardt
Thi City
United
Madame Bernhardt
Itax
Mo Fesman
America
Parla
Georgia Children of Confederacy elects new officers
At the state convention in Dublin on June 3, Eason Cross Spring was named president. Madge Hilbun Dublin became first vice president, Charles H Derry Macon second vice president, James Newman Silvania third vice president, Ruby Davry Atlanta secretary, July Franklin Tenprine treasurer, Clive Harden Conyers directress, and an unnamed historian will be elected.
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Dublin
Appeals Court Record Now Ready for Sale
The state librarian announces Volume XIII of the Court of Appeals report is published and on sale at the state library in the capital for $240.
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Appeals Court
Court of Appeals
Devil's Disciple to Be Played By Tech Students Tonight
Tech Drama Club presents Bernard Shaw's The Devils Disciple at the Atlanta theater with Miss Carolyn Cobb directing. A strong student cast has mastered the difficult play and promises a lively, atmospherically faithful performance. Seats are selling quickly and a packed house is anticipated. Curtain rises at 8:40.
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Camplety
Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Spirtt
4Janta
Cit
Carolyn Cobbs
Shaw Himeself
Atlanta
Mian Who Was Comes Into His Own Again
In Chicago on June 5 a recovered identification confirmed JC R as the long-missing son of Mrs. Taith Pitkin after months of doubt. The man, once mind blank and speechless, recalled boyhood incidents as his mother affirmed his identity through initials on a watch and infantile scars.
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JC R
Mra H E Pitkin
Ear W
Golde Nev
Rochester Wain
Presset
J R
Rochster
Ifirmary
Taith
Rush Meth
Eal College
Tithtrtt
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Mre Putin
Tor R
Iles Tles
Les
Goldfield
Minneapolis
Waseca
Tiachester
Plan development of immense tract in north Georgia
In Habersham and Rabun counties about 2000 acres have advanced to a corporation led by Charles J. Taden of Athens. Lands near a large lake formed by the Georgia Railway and Power Company storage dam are to be developed into summer homes and apple orchards. The dam will run from near Tallulah Falls west along about eighteen miles to the county line. The lake will sit over 1700 feet above sea level, bordered by mountains.
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Clarkesville
Habersham County
Rabun County
Charles Jo Taden
Athinty
Great Lake
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Tallulatt Tall
Tatu
Habersham
Municipal Ownership Wins in Tech Debate
The Tech commencement featured a debate on whether municipalities should own and operate as public service corporations. Packer and J W Cot supported the affirmative and won. G W Tuson and RL Bidwell argued the negative, with Edwell named best speaker among the negative side.
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Tech
Tech FM
Packer
J W Cot
G W Tuson
RL Bidwell
Edwell
Norman Miller
Oc Greenfield
Br H M Be Bone
Mediation talks stall as rebels grid message missives
Ambiguity at Tampico as mediators fail to receive news from rebels. Delegates from the American, Mexican, and South American sides, including General Carranza supporters, study the peace plan with no firm conferences or clear signals on provisional government formation.
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Niagara Balls Cartario
General Carranzay
South Americn
Tme
Washington
Prinupals
Daily Insults Wired by Villa to Huerta
Refugees report President Huerta receives a stream of Villa taunts via telegraph. Villa allegedly calls Huerta harsh names and urges him not to depart Mexico City while Villa plans his own approach to the capital. Huerta orders immediate delivery of such messages. The narrative notes Villa’s humor amid tensions and suggests Huerta now holds ammunition and laughter at the idea of revolution.
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Sime i
Huerta
Iain
Tranvisco Villa
Villa
Huertas
Geoge
Washington
Dr Lyon to Preach Here Twice on Sunday
Lyon of Lowsgive, newly called by First Presbyterian, arrives this morning and will go to Captain Bensel for breakfast. He will be taken for a ride at 4, lunch with temporary pastor Mr Woodson, then preach at the First Presbyterian church in the morning and at North Avenue in the evening.
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Lowsgive
First Presbyterian Church
Captain Bensel
Ellis
Mr Woodson
Presbyterian
Peachtree Ince
Northvenue
New Orleans renews fight for regional Federal Reserve site
Washington dispatch reports New Orleans presses to locate the regional Federal Reserve Bank for the South. An organizing committee, pending the addition of new board members, could influence the final board composition and determine the district’s chance at the federal institution. The effort spans multiple states including Florida Georgia Louisiana and Mississippi.
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John Corrigan
Washington
New Orleans
Federal Reserve Bank
Suh District
Clty
Federal Resets Board
Additio Ut
Provident Wilson
Bowie
Federal Reserve Board
Board of Diretors
Fdal Reserve
Federal
Braus State
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Bell amendment for Dixie veterans shields postmasters
Representative Bell pushes Section 120 amendment to the post office reform bill to exempt all honorably discharged Civil War veterans from age limits in selecting fourth class postmasters. The proposal covers both federal and Confederate service and requires business capacity for proper discharge of the office.
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Jake ¢Orrigan
Washington
Jane Finedal
Thomas Vo Bell
Mr Bell
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