Sugar at a Glance pamphlet amid senate inquiry
The hearing questioned Sugar at a Glance charts used in a Senate speech by Senator Lodge. Palmer claimed warping printer edits were done with Lodge’s knowledge to publish a private version. Officials and lodge will be summoned as the committee probes who authorized changes and printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelmar
Tadge
Senate
Lodge
Palmer
Lodgs
Truman
Charles Bennett
Congressional Record
Cummings
Journal of the Senate
Deuten
Government Printing Office
Reed
Cummins
Evory Wort
Ovedman
Movernment Printing Office
Washington
Brill
Palmar
Congress
Palmer Wan
Frank
Freed
Overman
Lodge Huet
Mir
Poindexter
Persmission
Dubois
Idaho
Students Who Went to War May Yet Receive Degrees
Athens Ga June 12 Special At the first meeting of the university board of trustees a resolution proposed granting honorary degrees to students who were working toward degrees when the Civil War began or who left to serve the Confederacy. After more than half a century it appears the remaining eligible students will be recognized. the matter is sent to the committee on honorary degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Board of Trustees
University
Clark Howell
Confed
B. Adams
Savannah
J. J. Conner
Cartersville
Senator Lodge printing dispute over beet sugar speech
The exchange centers on a letter from Senator Lodge used as authority for changes in a beet sugar debate. Mr Palmer and Senator Heed clash over orders and the Congressional Record. Palmer denounces Heed’s attempt to expose actions by beet men in Washington as the Palmer investigation continues with subpoenas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Lodge
Senator Reed
United States
Truman C. Palmer
Washington
Congress
Syracuse Crew Starts Work on the Hudson
Poughkeepsie June 12 Syracuse crews arrive to join preparations for the June 21 Tat ercot te glata regattas. Coach Courtney ferries Cornell four miles downriver and back with the flood tide while Columbia oarsmen drill blade work above their quarters. Washington crew rows six miles downstream then back with the tide. Wisconsin men receive a light afternoon spin below Blue Point.
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Poushkeepsie
Syracuse Crewe
Courtney
Cornell
Columbia
Washington
Qoath Wall
Wiscongia
Blue Point
Heat Rages Over Manitoba and Saskatchewan Far NorthWest
Winnipeg June 13 The heat is intense in Manitoba and Saskatchewan with temperatures reaching 102 and 103 degrees at many points. Officials warn drought may harm the wheat crop if rain does not come soon as the season sees little rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Manitabe
Saskatchewan
Suprem e Court of Georgia Paraon Brothers Case Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes from Whitteid superior court report on a Georgia Supreme Court case. Mentions Judge George and Judge Fite with references to MB Cannon and George Glenn. Includes attorney general Felder and Maddox, with references to error proceedings and reverend judgments.
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Paraon Brothers
sucgTien
wWittnx Superior Court
George
MB. Cannon
Hal Lawcon
Whitteid Enperlor
Fite
George Glenn
F. W. Copeland
Felder
Bem
Maddox
Golfelter
Comira
Failure of Frisco to Be Investigated
Washington reports an Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into the Frisco lines begun after a Senate Kenyon resolution. The probe will cover operations since 1896, including purchase of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois and leased lines, with hearings, reports, and possible legal action.
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Washington
St. Louie
San Francisco
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frisco
Chicase
Rock Island and Pacific
Wilagis
Frisca
Raads
Kenyon
New York
Division
Carriers
Harlan
Commission
Frisco Ines
Rock Island
Chicago
Frison
Department of Justice
Rev. Rufus Nicholson Dead in Collinaville Alabama
June 12. Rev. Rufus Nicholson, one of the oldest and most widely known ministers in the north Alabama conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, died at 2 am at Collinaville Alabama.
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Rufus Nicholson
Birmingham
North Alabama
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Collinaville
Ala
Beavers Seek Gentry Stenographer in Washington
Miss Jeannette Henning the notary public on the Gentry affidavit says she took the document in room 892 at the Western building last Monday and did not read its contents. Chief Beavers and detectives search Washington to locate Gentry and verify the dictagraph affair while Burns agency operatives track him.
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Jeannette Henning
George Gentry
Gentry
Beavers
National Police Chiefs
Washington
Sylvester
Santosa
Figavit
Sanford
Corone? Felder
Atlanta
Fie
General Fire Extinguish* Ier Company
Burns
Burns Detective Agency
Miles
Fulton Grand Jury
Constitution
Febuary
George M. Gentry
Raleigh
Wiss Henning
Western Building
Loutaville and
Nashville
Mr. Gentry
Tme
Miss Henning
J P Bowies New Post at Rome Held Up by Clerical Error
Rome, June 12 Special A clerical error by a government letter caused J P Bowie to lose several days of pay after his Rome postmaster appointment was sent back for correction The bond read Postmaster of Rome Rome county Georgia and the misprint cost Bowie about 100 in lost salary ten days were spent waiting for signature and the department to fix the error Tone is official and concise with emphasis on delay and financial loss.
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Rome
J. P. Howie
Con- Armeri
Rome County
Georgia
Department For Correction
Bowie
Col A Benson Dies After Short Illness in Savannah
Colonel James Ambrose Benson died early this morning at Bannenlodge Thunderbolt after a four day illness. His remains were sent to Washington Georgia for funeral services tomorrow. He is survived by wife Minnie and children J A Benson Jr and Mrs D P O Connor. Born in 1845 in Ballyradoe Ireland, he moved to Georgia as a young man and became a prominent figure in Wilkes county before later visiting Savannah frequently. He had left Ireland after taking part in protests against British rule. He wed in Augusta prior to moving to Washington. His death shocked friends statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
James Ambrose Benson
Bannenlodge
Thunderbolt
Washington
Benson
Bannon Lodge
Minnie Bannon
Mra
Minnie Benaomi
J. A. Benson, Jr
D. P. O’connor
Augusta
Colonel Benson
Ireland
Georgia
Della Benson
Ballyradore
Shige
President Wilson plans canal inspection and zone plan
Washington reports President Wilson will inspect the canal zone at noon and discuss civil government for the zone with Colonel Goethals. A water-in date around October 1 is expected. preliminary to the visit, Secretary Garrison may make a hurried canal trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
US Congress
Goethals
Garrison
Unveiling Planned for Patrick Walsh Monument in Augusta
Augusta Ga June 12 Special The Walsh statue arrives from New York for Barrett Plaza pedestal erection. Wavefling set for June 2 with remarks by Clark Howell editor of The Atlanta Constitution and Pleasant Stevall ambassador designate to Switzerland. Monument cost five to six thousand dollars funded by friends and public authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Patrick Walsh
Barrett Plaza
New York
Clark Howall
Atlanta Constitution
Pleasant Stevall
Switzerland
Five Dead and Many Injured In Railroad Wreck
Stamford Connecticut reports five killed and many injured when the second Springfield express crashed into the first section near the depot at 4 46 pm. The engineer allegedly ran past danger signals. Passengers and rescuers describe scenes of panic and fire as the Pullman car Skylark was struck. Gregory Humes and several named victims are identified among the injured.
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Stamford
Conn
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Edward J. Kelly
Winthrop
Mass
Everett Halsey Wooodrudf
Flushing
Harmon G. Howe
Hartford
Frank K. Confiled
Springfield
Morgue
FL B. Jennings
New York
Patterson
Red Bark
J. J
George Walter
Alien
Warfela
Washington
J 9. Hamlin
Everett S
M. Brown
Richmond Hill
J. Garrity
Wavkensack
J. Martin
J. W. Kguston
Roxbury
Gregory Humes
New York City
Eleanor Plum
Brooklyn
N. Y
Humes
Anthony Berhler
Cooly
New Haven Road
Charles Doherty
Ohio publisher guilty of mailing obscene photos
Columbus, June 12. John A. Cartwright of West Jefferson Ohio was found guilty in federal court of violating postal regulations by conducting mail order business in obscene photographs and literature under a fictitious company name. He was sentenced to thirty months in the Moundsville West Virginia prison.
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Columbus
Ohio
John A. Cartwright
West
Jefferson
Moundville
W. Va
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