Appelbaum aide seek funeral visit under court order
Mrs. Appelbaum seeks permission to attend her husband's funeral as her son Claude Henderson returns from Montgomery. Judge Pendleton says permission hinges on court petition and proper custody. detectives probe trunks found linked to the deceased salesman. Relative support and mounting public interest color the proceedings.
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Army Aviator Porteau Killed in France
Lieutenant Porteau was killed today near Vierson France when his airplane crashed during takeoff. The incident occurred on March 1 and involved the aircraft in which he was operating as part of the army aviation forces.
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Sunday Work by Congress on Late Proceedings
Washington March 2 After working until nearly 1 o'clock this morning lawmakers passed the workmen's compensation law and other bills then recessed until 2 230 o'clock this afternoon. Majority Leader Underwood said Sunday meetings would be needed to clear supply bills. The public buildings bill was declared dead after the Senate insisted on amendments. The Senate passed the general deficiency appropriation bill and a bank of amendments including 500000 for railroad valuation. The river and harbor bill conference was approved, excluding the Newlands commission. The session recessed again until Sunday afternoon.
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Vedantan leader Abhedananda arrives in Atlanta
Swami Abhedananda, head of the Vedantans and successor to Vivekananda, arrived at the Piedmont hotel in scarlet robes and a flaming turban. He says his philosophy harmonizes all religions and science, and he will lecture at Carnegie Library at 3 PM under the Psychological Society.
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10000 Fighting Men Camp at Galveston
Galveston Texas March 1 seven regiments of Infantry and a regiment of artillery about 10060 fighting men are encamped tonight. Half at Fort Crockett and half on the mainland at Texas City as army maneuvers follow the Mexican revolutionary situation. The Fifth brigade under Brigadier General Frederick A. Smith is at Fort Crockett. The nucleus of the Second division at Texas City will be joined tomorrow by three regiments and the Sixth cavalry from Fort Des Moines Iowa.
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Senate Democrats to caucus March 5 63rd Congress
Washington reports the first democratic caucus of the Senate of the sixty third congress is set for Wednesday March 5. The main business will be the election of a successor to Senator Martin as Democratic leader with Senator Kern of Indiana favored for acclam ation. Nominations may be made for president pro tempore secretary and sergeant at arms and a committee will handle arrangements.
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Woodrow Wilson Bids Godspeed from Princeton Farewell
Thousands in Princeton and Princeton University bid Woodrow Wilson a moving farewell as he prepares to leave for Washington. He vows to remain a plain untitled citizen and recalls local ties, saying he will miss the town behind him and the daily contact with friends who have trusted him. He shakes hands for nearly an hour and reflects on patriotism rooted in local bonds.
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Laetare Medal Awarded to Dr A Herbman at Notre Dame
Notre Dame announces Dr A Herbman editor of The Catholic Encyclopedia receives the Laetare medal for this year. The award, founded thirty years ago, honors a prominent Catholic layman in America. past recipients include John GillMary Sher Bourke Goan Thomas A. Emmet and others.
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Coal Strike Forcing Higher Prices Across Industry
A federal bureau report to Congress finds hard coal companies raised wages by about 4 million dollars annually after last May’s strike. It also notes a 15.45 million dollar rise in anthracite prices to consumers, with a 26 cent per ton wholesale price increase since the strike. Operators gained over 13 million, largely from price rises and the suspension of discounts, while fewer and delayed shipments boosted profits. The report stresses the six week stoppage and wage hikes influenced costs and consumer prices.
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Marshall forced to leave marble room of Senate
Washington March 1 Vice President elect Marshall then a private citizen was barred from the marble room behind the Senate while it entered executive session He stayed briefly at the capitol greeting many senators before leaving unattended in response to the rule barring strangers during official proceedings Marshall quipped you can run me all now but you cant do it three days from now
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Train Robbery A Lone Bandit On Wabash Line
A Wabash train bound for Kansas City was robbed by a lone bandit who boarded at Del mar Station near St Louis. He forced passenger J J Kennard to lead the way and took money from W Witey and A M Snedden before escaping at Glen Echo station. The train continued to Kansas City after the incident, reported from Mex ico, Missouri.
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Chinese to Draft Their Constitution
Private cables from Pekin report Chinese republic legislative bodies will assemble in Pekin to draft a permanent constitution. A presidential proclamation would summon newly elected senators and representatives to meet this month with formal sessions in April to begin the work.
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Redfield Chosen for the Cabinet
New York March 1 Congressman William C Redfield of Brooklyn will be secretary of commerce in the Wilson cabinet Louis D Brandeis who had been mentioned will not join the cabinet The list also names other expected posts and keeps secret the final selections for war interior and agriculture cabinet slots
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Cadets Arrive as Washington Prepares for Inauguration
Cadets from Atlan arrive in the capital as governors and staffers prepare for the inaugural parade. Officials say all plans are complete for elaborate ceremonies with Washington decked in lights and a jovial mood. President-elect Woodrow Wilson is due Monday afternoon escorted by Princeton students and the Essex troopers from New Jersey. Governors from several states arrive, with national committee leaders expected to join a formal reception and dinner events with Indiana and New York figures.
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Weather Prophecy Forecast for Georgia Turns Colder
Georgia faces a fair but colder week ahead with Monday likely dry and mildly windy. Forecasters warn of cooling nights and moderating winds as temperatures dip to seasonal levels.
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