Speaker Clark Addresses Kentucky Legislature on Tariff Fight
Frankfort March 9 Speaker Champ Clark of the national house spoke to Kentucky legislators. He said the Democratic Congress kept faith, framed in tariff and trust questions as campaign issues, and claimed Taft would veto tariff bills. He praised Kentucky roots and urged Democratic victory while warning Republicans to expect tariff and trust fights to decide the election.
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Cleaner Streets Now On Program
The city aims for a cleaner Atlanta as sanitation and construction departments restart yard and street cleaning after harsh weather. Spring efforts target back yards and garbage and manure receptacles, with strict enforcement from April 1. Street repair will resume, many roads previously impassable will be repaired and cleaned, and residents are urged to participate.
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Jurors Defy Indictments Under Statewide Prohibition
Four Hamilton county grand jurors in Chattanooga refuse to join indictments against liquor dealers while state and county accept money from the liquor privilege tax. The jurors were excused from further service by the court. Others named in the record.
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Tour progress report for Seven's Club visit
March report from the board of trade committee details a planned tour by the Seven s Club with Frank C. Forse and Mr Battey assisting. The gathering promised cordial welcomes and broad support for gatefinding trips as the party prepared to travel with hearty local backing.
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Saturday in Congress Senate session on liquor shipping ban and pension bill
In a Saturday session Congress debated a proposed ban on shipping intoxicating liquor from wet to dry states. Senator Hoke Smith attacked special pension legislation, amid passage of an omnibus pension bill. Adjourned 6 55 p m until Monday noon.
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Tyrant Coicou Doomed to Death in Port au Prince
Port au Prince Haiti March 1908 General Jules Cojcou former military tyrant was condemned to death by a jury in the criminal court as the principal author of the March 15 1808 fusillade in which ten people including his own brothers were shot. Accomplices were acquitted. The case drew remarks from Port au Prince officials and reflected the era of upheaval in Haiti.
Handsome new home by A T Ten Eyck Brown in Ansley Park
The handsome residence to be built by A Ten Eyck Brown on Seven teenth street opposite W J F Winecoff in Ansley Park will cost about $10,000. It will be two stories with a stone basement and fireproof walls of tile and cement and a reinforced concrete floor. Construction is unusual for the region and emphasizes non conductive materials for heat and cold. A terrace overlooking the south will be a key feature.
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Houn' Dawg Song Debated as Campaign Hymn
New York report claims the Houn' Dawg tune is an old German cradle song predating 1499. It cites a 15th century scrap book and notes the tune may have influenced political rhetoric amid tariff reform debates and Milledgeville railroad news.
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West’s Georgia rally boosts Underwood bid
Colonel W. S. West of Valdosta, a leading South Georgia figure and former president of the state senate, told The Constitution in Atlanta that he is “first for Underwood.” He plans to work through south Georgia to mobilize support, signaling a stronger Democratic backing for the Underwood campaign.
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Potash Chief Visits Atlanta For Company Plans
Terrey Schmidmann, vice president of a major potash company, and accompanying Wrench, arrived in Atlanta after a trip to phosphate mines in California. The elder Schmidmann built the Austrian plant, now his son runs the business. He spends about three months yearly in America and visits Atlanta regularly. The company headquarters and work here face no immediate expansion, despite good crop conditions and farmer demand.
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Religious meetings and sermons fill city agenda
The Eight day Men and Religion Forward Movement drew about twenty key men representing church departments who will report during Sunday services. Rev Ellenwood begins Lent sermons at Universalist church with a Sunday morning program through Easter plus a Sunday evening lecture series on Universalist social significance. Missionary to preach at Beulah. Central Congregational hosts Rev J W Bixler. Dr Coleman returns to Atlanta from Florida. Missionary Alliance to meet March 13 with speakers and luncheon. note on housing cost contrasts in Schenectady and Glendalale city planner lessons.
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Mutiny in Pekin and Chinese Relocation of Marines
The U S transport Abarends arrives at Paku to relieve 200 infantry from Manila heading to Tien Tain while a large detachment of marines is sent to Pekin. Mutiny incidents unfold with measures by legations, soldiers loot villages, and authorities tighten guard amid calls for international action to stabilize trade. The Warren sails for Taku with 468 infantry as reinforcements to Pekin or Tien Tsin.
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