Trusts and Rural Credits Move on Congress
Washington March 1. Trust legislation and a new rural credits law are the administration's musts before adjournment, with election campaigns looming and aims to establish rural banks. Other noted items include Panama Canal toll exemptions, immigration, constitutional amendments for suffrage and prohibition, and a broad program shaping federal regulation of trade, water power, and public lands.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Interstate Trade Commission
Senate
Wison
Radium Earth Experiments On Local Plant Life
In Biloxi during March, Professor S M Tracy conducts experiments on radium bearing earth and its effects on plant life to assess any value over normal soil for natural purposes. A shipment of fifteen pounds of radium earth arrived here from the College of Pharmacy in New Forkelty.
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Bilox
Auss
SM. Tracy
College of Pharmacy
New Forkelty
Car thieves thwarted by special agent at Atlanta terminals
Jarmon chief special agent of the Atlanta Joint Terminals on Pearl street halted a theft in the yards last night after a woman alerted him. A suspect, an inspector named J. C. Mathews, resisted locker access, was charged with larceny, and the case set for Tuesday morning.
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Jarmon
Atlanta
Pearl Street
J. C. Mathews
Drowning accident of Judge's son at Lexington pond
Ernest Gary, 11, son of South Carolina Chief Justice Eugene B. Gary, drowned near Lexington while testing ice on a pond one mile from town. He fell into eleven or twelve feet of water as Cadet Smith from the Virginia Military Institute attempted rescue. Smith was saved. Gary's body recovered and to be sent to Abbeville tomorrow.
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Lexington
Gary
Hugene B. Gary
South Carolina Supreme Court
Washington and Teo University
Smith
Virginia, Miliary Institute
Lee
Smithade
Andy Wenk
Abbeville
Negroes Urged to Help Themselves in New Church Mission
Rev WA Proctor announced new members joining the first Congregational church colored, urging individual effort and divine help. Jenkin Lloyd Jones of Chicago spoke on fundamentals of humanity praising progress of the colored race and urging men to face problems with good cheer. Africa was described as the next great court to be civilized, with U.S. representatives playing a key role.
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WA. H. Proctor
First Congregational Church
Jenken Lloyd Jones
Chicazo
Aouth
Tie
Africa
United States
Bullard Injured After Refusal to Buy Liquor
Jack Bullard reports he was attacked by two teenagers Boe Cline and Millard Stephens when he refused to buy liquor. Bullard found unconscious at 74 Carroll Street and taken to Grady Hospital for head wounds. Officers Evans and Palmer charged Cline and Stephens with disorderly conduct. Bullard served as a witness.
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Boe Cline
Millard Stephens
Jack Bullard
Carroll Str Gall
Evans
Palmer
Bullard
Grady Hospital
Cling
Stephenny
Probers of Strike to Hear McNaughton in Michigan
James MacNaughton general manager of Cainmet and Hecla Mining is slated as first witness for operators before the congressional investigating committee in Houghton Michigan He will discuss working conditions wages hours of labor and other strike related topics Allen F Reese says he will open with a brief statement rebut charges by strikers and outline hoped proof by witnesses The morning session will likely focus on documentary evidence paving the way for MacNaughton's afternoon testimony.
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Houghton, Mich
James MacNaughton
Cainmet and
Hecla Mining Company
Congressional Investigating Committee
Allen F. Rees
MacNaughton
Reese
American Surgeons Plan For Mecca In U S
March 1 report from Chicago says the American College of Surgeons plans a central Mecca for American surgeons. Dr Franklin HI Martin says sites like Boston Cleveland Detroit and Minneapolis are considered. Navy General Stokes chairs the committee guiding the project to create a meeting hub and a great surgery museum for demonstrations and progress images.
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Chicago
American College of Surgeons
American Surgeons
Franklin HI. Martin
Boston
Cleveland
Gtr
Minneapolis
Martin i Teeoit
Stokes
Thenited States Navy
Wwarkitss
Br. Martin
Lacy in Good Humor Despite Conviction
Theo Lacy former chief clerk for the state convict department remains in good humor after his late last night conviction on embezzlement charges. Judge Ainstead Brown heard that a sentencing request may move to tomorrow rather than Saturday. He faces a penalty of one to ten years and could bond pending appeal to the state supreme court. Lacy retained his company and joked with his jailer about the pine box involved in the trial.
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Montgomery, Aln
Ainstead Brown
Theo Lacy
State Convict Department
Lacey
State Supreme Court
Lacy
Drowned Kentucky Athlete Wilhelm Missing After Canoe Capsize
William Wilhelm, former Kentucky State University star and local newspaper reporter, drowned when a canoe with Nelson Soule overturned near Paduach Kentucky. Soule was rescued by a tugboat, but Wilhelm's body was not recovered.
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Wilhelm
Paduach
Wiliam Wilhelm
State University of Kentucky
Nelson Soule
Soule
See Our Windows Samples From No 2 Brownie Camera
See our windows for samples of the pictures taken by the four-dollar No 2 Brownie Camera Kodak dept 14 Waitena.
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Hasikes Uo
Kodak Dept
I. Waitena
Local Mortuary Notices From Fairburn and Surroundings
A series of obituaries and funeral notices from Fairburn and neighboring towns recount the deaths of Nellie K Thompson Torbert Austin Thompson J T Hearn and others. Services are scheduled at Methodist and Second Baptist churches with interments in Fairburn Oakland Rose Hill West View and local cemeteries. Survivors include spouses siblings and children with varying dates of death listed.
High Wind Sweeps Atlanta Streets
A heavy wind shattered storefronts and broke glass as Atlanta faced a frigid blast. Reported sights include splintered windows, slick gutters, and streetcars halted by blowing debris. Forecasters predicted wind decline by noon with no accompanying rain.
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Atlanta
Free Organ Concert Draws Thousands at Armory
About two thousand people attended the tres organ concert Sunday afternoon at the Additorium Armory. The Atlanta Music Festival chorus of about 300 voices provided the singing. City Organist Rawin Arthur Kraft played solo selections and directed the choir. Accompaniments were by Charles A. Sheldon Jr. Dr. Visanska returned to A y esterday after a business trip thar lestot.
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Additorium Armory
Atlanta Music Festival
Gutlmant
Uagatina—Hatt
Hunoresgas
Mar
Richmond Fair
Esther
Toceata
Widor
Symphony
Pathetiqne
Tychulkowslky
Stoughton
Rawin Arthur Kraft
Charles A. Sheldon, Jr
Pittsburg Fire Causes Nearly Two Hundred Thousand Loss
Firemen in downtown Pittsburg battled three fires today causing nearly 200000 in damage. The incidents stretched responders and damaged several blocks in the central business district.
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Pittsburg
Steamer Riversdale Still Ashore Off Norfolk
High winds drive the stranded British steamer Riversdale ashore near Little Island ten days after grounding as tug I J Merritt sails to assist the stranded vessel and attempts to refloat it from the coast of Norfolk Virginia.
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Norfolk
Riversdale
Little Island
I J. Merritt
Trescue
Coal price drop to five dollars a ton by Carroll and Hunter
Carroll and Hunter announce a reduced price of five dollars per ton for their best high grade Jellico coal, signaling a value move for customers seeking premium fuel.Corporation name and product highlighted to attract buyers.
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Carroll & Hunter
Youth Disappears After Rebuke at Door
Charlie McMonagle, 12, of 310 East Fair Street, left home Sunday morning at 10 30 to go to church after being rebuked by his mother. He has not been seen since, and fear he may have had an accident in cold weather. His father, Henry McMonagle, searched hospitals and shops, reporting no sign of the boy. Police were alerted as grandparents and neighbors joined the search. The lad is described as a white 12 year old with light hair blue eyes and a blue suit.
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von Herrmann
Charlie McMonagle
Fair Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Feter Street
Central Avenue
Henry McMonagle
Southern Spring Bed Company
Grady Hospital
Famous Horses Burn at Josepthal Estate in Virginia Fire
Fire at Waverly Virginia estate of Mr and Mrs S J Josephthal destroyed stables housing notable cross country rider Mrs Cherbonnier and three famous hunters Honey Boy Aristocrat and Hubert Louis Stevenson drag horses a pony two motor cars and other property damaged.
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Warrenton
Vassa
Waverly
Virginia
S. J. Josepthal
Baltimore
Josepthal
Cherbonnier
Honey Boy
Hubert Louis Stevenson
Barclay and Brandon Co. Funeral Directors Notice
Barclay and Brandon Co. Funeral Directors at 246 Ivy Street G announce officers H Brandon President Vice President J W Awry Secretary and Treasurer with services.
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Ivy St. G
H. Brandon
RM. Brandon
J. W. Awry
Secy. and
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