Woolen tariff debate in senate features Dolliver humor
In Washington on June 8 the woolen schedule debate in the senate showcased Senator Dolliver as the central figure. He proposed amendments to push a protective tariff, while Senator Smoot and Warren defended the finance committee's Woolen Schedule. A lecture by Mr. Carter explained wool production and wool grades, and a colloquy between Dolliver and Warren drew amusement as they debated duty on cloth value. The day ended with a 5:30 p.m. adjournment amid protests by Senator Clay and a dispute over night sessions.
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Keane
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Claim husband was murdered in East Rome incident
Rome Georgia June 8 Special reports Wills Smith died after a fall from a Southern railway trestle. It now emerges he was murdered and his body placed on the track. Luia Smith and Spider Richardson were arrested and jailed on murder charges. A witness found the body and alerted authorities.
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Sugar Companies End Their Fight
New York June 8 The $30 000 000 suit of the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company against the American Sugar Refining Company was settled out of court this evening after two weeks in the United States district court. Terms were not public, but an understanding had been reached and a settlement may be announced tomorrow. The suit charged monopoly practices by a smaller rival, detailing how Adolph Segal of Philadelphia loaned 1 260 000 to gain control and install directors to block operations.
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American Sugar Refining Company
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John Parsons
Sugar Trust
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Werner
Renning Company
Cuban official in Atlanta voices island independence pride
Dr. Rogelo Marlote president of Guantanamo roads and sanitation commission says Cubans value independence over revolution and warns against U.S. intervention rumors. He cites Panama Canal future, a strong Gomez Roosev el tinge, and American investment aiding Cuba’s growth. He visited Atlanta on a return trip from Elberton before heading home.
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Elberton
Marlete
Scott and Ball clash over arbiter selection text
Thos K Scott disputes Vice President Ball's arbitration plan and asserts he will name an arbitrator only after he does. He details telegram exchanges from June 7 1903 and June 8 1969 involving Mr Ball, Colonel Hilary A Herbert, and Rep T W Hardwick. A Ball card is printed on the editor page.
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al Sessions
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Constitution
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Ala
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Congress
Washington, D. C
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Gainesville Triumphs Over Jefferson In Doubleheader
Gainesville beats Jefferson 10 to 1 as Lakey hits two home runs and a triple. Charley Cox of Atlanta is praised by Jefferson but allows 25 hits. Ginn and Beven shine for Gainesville with Anderson Mobley in support. Colby and Cox star for Jefferson. Umpire Nonnemacher.
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Toledo Meeting Set for Postmasters Convention
Savannah Georgia June 1913 President Henry Blun Jr announces the annual convention of the National Association of Postmasters First Class will be in Toledo on August 19 20 and 21. About 400 postmasters from major U S cities expected to attend with a program of excellence.
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Toledo
Savannah
Henry Blun, Jr
National Organization of Postmasters, First Class
United States
Case Breaks Engagement to Spreckels in June News
New York reports the engagement of concert singer Miss Mary Adie Case to Clue Spreckels SE of California has been broken. Case plans to travel to Seattle alone after the pair returned from Europe on Sunday. Case stated today that she ended the engagement.
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New York
Mary Adie Case
Cl&ue Sreckels SE
California
Miss Case
Seattle
Europe
Sunday Ball at St Paul Ends Tour Delay
President Lennon of the St Paul American Association team announced that Sunday baseball games will resume when the team returns from its current tour. Arrangements for Lexington Park grounds previously used for Sunday games last year have been completed.
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Minn
Lennon
American Asocration
Lexington Park
Police Board Holds Session Recap of May Work and Promotions
The police board met in a quiet session at the station, hearing reports from Chief Jennings and officers on May activity including 309 drunken cases. Detec tive work credited with convicting 16 gamblers and 25 blind tigers. Promotions and salary increases approved for several staff, resignation accepted, and chief granted leave to attend the International Association of Chiefs of Police convention in Buffalo.
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BM. &. Barton
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Peters Street
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