Taft Quets Pie for Delegates
Washington reports Roosevelt headquarters moved to a large downtown suite. The Roosevelt forces announce Beveridge's acquisition and Dixon will lead the campaign. The campaign asserts overwhelming Republican support for Roosevelt and vows to nominating him if delegates reflect true sentiment.
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Income tax plan sparks House debate on corporations
The proposed bill would tax annual net earnings of holding companies and their stockholders above thresholds, with collections at the source and sworn returns. Democrats push the plan as constitutional, while Smoot cites constitutional issues and Republican resistance.
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Underwood
House
Norfolk March fare debate leads to Virginia convention
Report sketches a plan by Negro readers to attend the Virginia state convention in Richmond in April and contest seats from the regular convention while backing no candidate who endorses the "Eily White" program. The piece notes Roosevelt support in Tulsa and Taft bolt actions, plus a New Orleans denial of a Taft replacement at Levigtona.
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Virginia
Roosevelt
TAFT
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Ohio
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Theodore Roosevelt
George Priestly
Bartlesville
Herbert
Revere
In Congress Debates Income Tax and Sugar Policy
The piece notes ongoing congressional debates on an income tax and a free sugar plan. It cites Senator Penrose opposing federal encroachment on state revenue and Senator Custom voicing cautious support, with Bryan endorsing the income tax and free sugar bills. It references 36-state ratification needed and Supreme Court questions on taxation authority.
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Finance Committee
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Anance Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Tariff Board
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W. J. Bryan
Democratic Caucus
Bryan
Taft
Supreme Court
D. Walker to Speak at Southern Commercial Congress
Hon. John D. Walker accepted an invitation to address the Southern Commercial Congress in Nashville on April 5 about Financing Cotton In Storage. The event will draw leading southern and national figures, with hopes for up to 100,000 delegates including President Taft and ambassadors.
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John D. Walker
Southern Commercial Congress
Nashville
Tenn
South
Taft
Building Material Ad Promises Value From Beewillinghams Sons
An old time ad extols spring as Dame Nature renews, urging readers to decide to build and consult Bee Willingham's Sons for lumber sash doors blinds and interior finish. It touts booming stocks high quality and right prices with fast service.
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Thompson
Bee _WILLLINGHAM’S SONS
Strong program today for Bible conference
The Baptist Tabernacle Bible conference features a lineup of strong speakers aimed at advancing next week's activities. Dr. W. E. Beiderwolf, Mrs. A. A. Lamareaux of Chicago, and Dr. Charles Inwood of London lead sessions on prayer, Bible study, and child teaching with separate women and men gatherings.
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Chicago
Charles Inwood
London
Keswick Bible School
England
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Alleghaney College
Pennsylvania
Men and Region Forward Movement
E. Emmett Stephens
China
Inwood
Emmett Stephens
Cutina
Taft favored by tenth district delegation at Georgia convention
The tenth district met in the superior court room at noon and named Rev. C T Walker and John M Barnes as delegates to the national convention with instructions to vote first for Mr. Taft. The body also endorsed Henry Jackson of Atlanta as Georgia national committeeman, replacing Henry Blun Jr of Savannah. District officers elected were John M Barnes chairman P H Craig vice chairman W H Hudson secretary. Executive committees listed for Baldw in, Columbia, Carters Glascock, Hancock, Br o t ine Ka tley Hichmord and others.
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Superior Court Room
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Taft
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Jackson
Atlanta
Georgia
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Savannah
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M. Barnes
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W. H. “Hudson
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Ww. FF
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BH. L
Lampkin
Ala
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D. H. Lewis
Georgia Supreme Court Appeals List Reversals and Affirmations
The Georgia Supreme Court docket includes multiple cases from Fulton, Bartow, Chatham, Liberty, Banks and Warren counties. Judgments were reversed in several civil actions including Georgia Railway and Bilectics Co. v Cooke and Callahan v Western and Atlantic RR, while others such as Spruell v Mitchell and Lamar executors v Lamar were affirmed or had cross-bills dismissed. Various attorneys represent plaintiffs in error and opposing parties, with decisions issued by Judges Pendleton Bell Ellis Felton Brand and others.
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Fulton
Pendente Ifte L
D. McGregor
BH. P. Davis
Contra
Hansen
Owens
Ben HU
Red Pearing
Ae Lion
Court of Appeals of Georgia Overrules All Pending Motions
The Court of Appeals of Georgia has overruled all pending motions for rehearing in the case referenced. No further action is indicated at this time.
PSI OMEGA FRATERNITY CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Local members of the Pal Omega Fraternity celebrate a milestone with Tau and Gamma Jota chapters represented. The event includes commemorations and remarks by Dr Delwastt, with about 300 members reported in attendance.
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PSI Omega
Pal
Omega Fraternity
Tau
Gamma‘ Jota
Atdpllexe
Dr. Delwas
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