Senate to Start Steady Grind of Trust Legislation Work
Washington June 28. The senate will begin a steady grind of work on the federal trade commission bill and related trust legislation. The house and senate plan to move through unfinished business, with court and regulatory measures on railroads, finance, and public lands shaping the agenda as adjournment nears.
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Federal Trade Commission
House
Eame
Congress
W “Hington
Trade Commission Bilt
Train Commission
Canton and Trust
Judiciary Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstat Commerce Committee
Chaffman Newline Wall
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nicaragua
United States
Biana
Ieak
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
George Konig
Maryland
Coady
Linthicum
Clarks
Adamson
Interstate Commerce
Public Lands Committee
Representative Ferris
Oklahoma
Rucker
Garrett
House Rules Committee
Underwood
Mediation urged to settle strike
A speech by J Jackson urged mediation to end a strike, invoking religious history and condemning mill owners. He criticized a Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills labor contract that allegedly limits pay for time lost and damages, arguing it indicts mills using similar terms.
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Jackson
Israel
Green
Christ
Jacksoy
Jagisen
Atlanta
Falton
Fulton Bag
Roosevelt Returns From Europe After Wedding of Son Kermit
On his return from Europe Colonel Roosevelt speaks at length about his political stance He remains firm that he will not seek the New York governorship The former president also criticizes George W Perkins a leading progressive and influential figure in the party
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Roosevelt
Europe
Kermit
Mari
New York
George W Perkins
Labor Unions and Mills Strike Debate in Georgia Speech
Speakers denounced punitive clauses in labor contracts and urged fair treatment of workers. Mr Jackson argued owners may dismiss workers who join unions, while Dr Wilmer advocated industrial democracy with living wages, shared profits, and a binding board to settle disputes peacefully.
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Jackson
Mr Jackson
Visag
Kisas
Colorado
Georgia
Sssermoly
Dent
Atlanta
Wilmer
Walmer
Wal Mer
Thela Ailsa
John & White
White
A. Telic
South
Woman Seeks Death by Mercury Tablets at Boarding House
Bertha Maxwell, 20, attempted suicide by swallowing three bichlende mercury tablets at her Trinity Avenue boarding house. Delirious for hours, she told Grady Hospital staff she was tired of living after threats from husband Wil Maxwell, now separated. Her two young sons were reportedly taken by Maxwell to his brother's home, denying her access. Ambulance rushed her to Grady Hospital.
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Trinity Avenue
Bertha Maxwell
Bens
Grady Hospital
Wil Maxwell
Killer
Ae Alan
Herbert
Merman
Simpson Street
Sama
Fights Off Footpads and Saves His Money
Larry Morris of 78 Central Avenue fought off two assailants at Woodward and Washington last night. Despite a deep head wound he defended his money and clock, was left dazed, then sent to Grady hospital. Patrolmen Bivans and Palmer investigated.
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Larry Morris
Central Avenue
Woodward Avenue
Washington Street
Tim
Morris
Grady Hospital
Bivans and
Palmer
Rome to Raise 10000 for Homecoming Week Campaign
The Rome Chamber of Commerce launches a campaign to raise 10000 to fund homecoming week activities during the last week of October. The event will be signaled by the arrival of Mrs Woodrow Wilson and Miss Margaret Wilson, with possible attendance by President Wilson, in Rome.
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Rome
Go Out In The Open With A 2 Premo Camera
Ino L Moore and Sons at 42 9 Broad Street advertise the latest 2 Premo camera styles for vacations. Get a 4 picture record of your trip and take one on your next outing.
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Ino
L Moore & Sons
Broad Street
Ady
Mrs Edna Watt Wishart to Marry Mr P A Holt Tuesday
Mrs Edna Watt Wishart will marry Mr Pleasant A Holt of Jacksonville on Tuesday morning at 11 o clock at the home of the brides mother Mrs P J Watt at 127 Myrtle street Res W W Memminger rector of All Saints church will perform the ceremony in the presence of a number of friends and relatives Mrs Wishart is the sister of Mr Frederick A Watt a well known Atlantan Mr Holt is a prominent young real estate man in Jacksonville.
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Edna Watt Wishart
P. A. Holt
Mr Pleasant A Holt
Jacksonville
P J Watt
Myrtle Street
W Memminger
Musical Recital and Birthday Party Highlights
A musicale by Misa Mabel Melvers awarded gold medals to Mas Marie Carlton and Miss Dorothy Lester for excellence in music. Annie Garret and Anna Zillig also received honors. Dorothy Moncurief hosted a birthday party on Thursday with games and a lunch. Prize winners included Miss Jee Ona Garwood and Miss Louise Gilreath.
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Misa Mabel Melvers
Mas Marie Carlton
Dorothy Lester
Annie Garret
Anna Zillig Siso
Dorothy Moncurief
Jee Ona Garwood
Louise Gilreath
Social Beat Returns for Mountain View Visitors and Local Births
Two fine baby girls arrived Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Smult. Miss Sarah Rawson, a popular Atlanta society girl, was mother before marriage. Misses Haiford and LaFrance Moneneste spend the summer with their uncle at Mountain View hotel in Clarksville, Ga. Mrs. John K Gewinner, recuperating from illness, is at Osceola via Sullivan’s Island with her two sons George and John Gewinner Jr. Mrs. Charles Eliott Wilkes of Atlanta visits Mrs. Edward Cargill at Rose Hill. Wilkes hosts rides and lunches in her honor. Edna Huson enjoys a delightful Gulf of Mexico cruise as guest of Mrs. Robert Deble of Tampa.
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Marion Smult
Sarah Rawson
Atlanta
Haiford
LaFrance Monenefste
Mountain View Hotel
Clarkenville Ga
John K Gewinner
Gulle Anness
Osceola
Sullivans Island
George and
John Gewinner Jr
Charles Eliott Wilkes
Edward Cargill
Rose HU
Columbus
Wilkes
Wute
Edna Huson
Gulf of Mexico
Robert Deble
Tampa
Waycross Tax Returns 1914 Report Shows Net Gain
The Waycross tax report for 1914 indicates a net gain over 1918 ranging from 3.00 to 400,000 dollars. Tax collectors office notes ongoing checks and a special effort to verify returns and addresses.
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Wayeross
Matinee Switzer in Pesca 1 Tonto's Fishing Trip Trial
An ill fated fishing trip with a critical companion turns from complaint to disaster as a gale wrecks their lunch and forces a skiff beached on distant shore. The group endures a night in the woods and a frazzled return as one traveler finally faces adversity in the wilderness.
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Pesca
Suhrienatius
Ignatius
Etna
Vacation Hints From Maurice in Leslie’s Column
Advice on taking vacations, warning against overwork, and the value of rest. Encourages workers to pause, assess their fit, and return refreshed. Warns against jealousy of others’ knowledge and urges fair play, self-honesty, and honest relaxation. An aged Springfield resident reportedly survived a lightning strike, joked as cure for paralysis.
California goes on the rocks off Tory Island
The Anchor Line steamer California traveling from New York to Moville and Glasgow struck near Tory Island off the northwest Irish coast. The bow was crushed, water in forehold and second hold, but all passengers and crew remain aboard with help from gunboats and torpedo boats arriving to assist through the night.
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Longonderry
Tors Retird
Witch
Pissengers
California
New York
Moville
Glagraw
Navin
Mere
Pisserers
Tory Island
Lionen al Leland
Buy Mares Instead of Mares in Progressive Farming Advice
A reader argues to purchase high grade mares rather than mules to form fast, reliable farm teams. He cites past experiences with varied stallions and mares, noting similar form and disposition in colts, with mares of Percheron or high grade lines favored for strength and durability. The piece promotes buying sound mares over mules to achieve better harness performance and results.
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Belkers
Fim
Fragmented North American travel note aside
A garbled OCR fragment hints at travel from west to east and east to west. The text garbles direction words and comprehension, mentioning the least and the east. No clear individuals, organizations, dates, or events are identifiable.
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