Probe of Exchanges Welcomed by Board
Washington reports the Chicago Board of Trade backed a full joint commission probe into grain exchanges. President Canby and other officers defended futures trading as essential, denying monopoly claims while urging open competition and market liquidity for growers.
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JP. Griffin
H. X. Sager
Chicaxa Board
Canby
Camby
United States
Argentina
John & Stream
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James Simpson
New York
J. W. Shorthill
South Dakota
Everywoman at the Atlanta Captivates Audiences
Theaters feature Everywoman at the Atlanta with Lila Barclay delivering a demanding performance as Everywoman. Elmer Grandin’s Nobody provides sharp contrast, while the ensemble earns praise for strength and precision in a crowded scene.
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Walter Browne
Lila Barclay
Elmer
Grandin
Allanca
Ned Wintosh
Senator Works Attacks Wilson Over Coercion in Senate
Washington march six senator Works of California delivered a sharp critique of President Wilson accusing him of coercion to push congressional action. He denounced executive pressure behind the tariff bill and questioned the administration’s handling of the income tax law, currency bill, and civil service protections while opposing woman suffrage.
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Wilson
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Senator Works
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Democratic Party
United States
Wood-row Wilson
National Civil Service Reform League
Augusta Gas Plant Sold to Southern Gas and Electric
The Augusta Gas Light company holdings were sold to the Southern Gas and Electric corporation of Baltimore. New owners are noted for large southward lighting property holdings. Officers include J Coit as president Francis Tadomer as secretary and treasurer Paul G Moura as assistant secretary and treasurer M D May as general manager. Extensions and improvements are planned but具体 announcements awaited.
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Mother searches for her baby girl ends in arrest
A warrant, detectives Loyd and Tierrred accompany a mother seeking her kidnapped infant. They rush to 243 Edgewood Avenue then 330 Cherokee Avenue to find the child with the baby's father. The arrest follows, with a $1000 bond set and divorce talk from the mother.
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Girl in Missing Women Mystery Detained by Police
Night police chief Tett detained Miss Nola Anderson after her sister from Chattanooga reported her missing. The 19 year old left Saturday with a red headed widow, Mrs Margaret Westbrook of Birmingham. They traveled under false names and were found in Atlanta hotels by Detective Arrowood.
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Margaret Westbrook
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D P Markey Visits Georgia Maccabees
D P Markey, head of the Macabees, spent Friday in Atlanta with Georgia officials, consulting on tent ventures and end-of-national affairs. He will see a session tomorrow morning as local officials, including Ken, hosted him and others for discussions.
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Mrs Wylies One Act Premiere Tonight By Hackett Company
Mrs Wylie presents The Golden Goose a new one act farce by Mrs Lollie Belle Wylie with Norman Hackett stock company and Players club stars in the premiere tonight. Mrs Range Wright Mrs W C Jarnagin and Marsh Adair take roles while Hackett plays the lead. A large audience and heavy seat sales are reported with box parties planned and notably Mrs Jacques Futrelle among attendees.
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Hackett
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W. C. Jarnagin
Marsh Adair
Players’ Club
Jacques Futrelie
Georgia
Future of rebels hangs in balance in Mexican crisis
U S officials weigh Carranza's stance as Britain may press for reparations before recognition. Senate debate opens on Mexican policy. Works accuses administration while Shively defends it. Carranza promises fuller cooperation on German U.S. citizen Gustav Bauch case and Benton inquiry. Villa holds Terrazas son for ransom. Diaz seeks hearing on Mexico policy.
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Discount for imports from American ships granted by board
New York March 6. The board of United States general appraisers ruled a 5 percent discount on duties for imports carried in ships of American registry. Judge B S Waite wrote the opinion, saying the discount furthers congressional intent and does not violate treaties. The ruling affects four American Line ships from Southampton to New York, two Red Star Line ships, and other coastwise American-registered vessels. The decision, if upheld, ends the treaty concerns raised by Attorney General McReynolds and port authorities.
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