Georgians prepare for extra session after short congress
Washington March 9 Special Members of the Georgia delegation plan two to three weeks at home for rest after the recent short session and to await the extra session expected to run through summer. Adamson discusses eight district post offices to fill and possible appointments after March 25. Wilson limits nonemergency appointments.
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Adamson
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Georgie
Congress
Rain Arrives In Atlanta After Delayed Schedule
Twenty four hours after its planned start and after missed connections the Texas rain finally arrived Sunday afternoon in Atlanta. Clouds in the morning spoiled expectations of spring outfits and outdoor plans for many, as the day turned rainy and soaked.
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Texas
Louis Saint Gaudens Dies at 59 in Corinth NY
Corinth NY March 9 Louis Saint Gaudens sculptor and assistant to his late brother Augustus Saint Gaudens died here yesterday of pneumonia aged fifty nine. Born in New York he contributed notable works including the arch design for the new Washington railroad station.
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Corinth
Louis Saint Gaaudens
Augustus Saint Claudens
Preumatia
New York
New Railroad Station
Washington
Ino L Moore & Sony I. S Biuvad Eye-Gluas Frames
English style eyewear for professional men offers a distinguished appearance in keeping with this environment. New styles showcased at Ino L Moore and Sony I. S Biuvad st-Cadv, emphasizing quality and classic design.
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Ino L Moore
Sony I. S Biuvad
Suffragists Face Violence in Hyde Park Rallies
London reports describe suffragists meeting in Hyde Park Wimbledon common and Hampstead Heath, with mounted police and crowds. Five thousand gathered, speeches silenced by din. eggs thrown and pavilions burned. Flora Drummond and Miss Breckenbury among leaders rescued amid disorder.
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London
Hyde Park
Wimbledon Common
Flora Drummond
Drummond
Wimbledon
Hamstead Heath
Black Hero Blown Up in Cartersville Well Rescue
Spencer Demery, colored, died after a premature dynamite blast at the Cartersville reservoir project. A campaign to award him a Carnegie medal follows the wartime heroism he showed years ago by rescuing a buried man from a collapsing well, an act others refused to attempt.
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Cartersville
Speclal
New City
Spencer Demery
Demery
Worsham Candidacy Sparks Washington Interest
Dispatches from Washington indicate strong odds for Dr E Worsham state entomologist as assistant secretary of agriculture. Private advices suggest appointment will be announced soon. Worsham is praised for studying boll weevil threats and diseases of cotton and seed, has developed resistant cotton seed, and backs cotton seed oil and meal for edible use and cattle feed.
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Washington
E. Worsham
Capitol
National
Worsham
Captain E A Greene Only Slightly Hurt
Captain Edward A Greene of the United States Marines in Managua and in command of the legation guard is reported only slightly hurt in a railroad accident, per dispatches to his brother C Greene in Atlanta and Washington authorities confirming the improvement. Meanwhile Thomasville reports a fine fruit year with March weather cooler but no frost damage, blossoms healthy and late-season optimism for crops.
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United States Marines
Legation Guard
Managua
Nicaragua
War Department
C. Greene
St. Charles Avenue
Wicaragua
Atlanta
Washington
Thomasville
Marth
Underweed Typewriter offers stenographic services
The Underweed Typewriter office provides high grade stenographers with contact to Miss Hitt for bookings or inquiries.
Dry weather needed in the cotton market this week
New Orleans March 9 The main influence in the cotton market this week will be new crop preparations with interest on the pending final report from the usug bureau and opinion about final figures. The crop bell needs dry weather with occasional showers while seeds are in good condition but require some top moisture. Too much rain would stall progress and prompt short covering. Very dry weather could bring complaints and breathy conditions, while prolonged dryness might slow seed germination. Planting in early belt sections will grow, and many farmers will begin planting corn. Bears expect reports to confirm higher acreage and fertilizer use. any shift against that would help the bears. Export movement and mill takings remain small but improvements would aid the bull side. March is a busy spot and export month, but dullness is forecast. Strong spot commitments could arise in days ahead as midmonth obligations mature, influencing spot and futures. The futures market will lean toward weather factors unless private estimates of last season’s cotton gains shift.
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New Orleans
Usug Bureau
Fall of Many Girls Caused by Low Wages
Philadelphia on March 9 Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt president of the International Womens Suffrage Alliance said low wages have a powerful influence on prostitution. She argued wages alone cannot solve the problem but economic independence for women is essential.
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Philadelphia
Carrie Chapman Catt
International Womens Suffrage Alliance
Lilinolg
Chicago
Mrs Catt
Vice Commission
America
Mra
Catt
Levi P Morton Improves While Still Grave
Levi P Morton former vice president is listed as improved after a comfortable night but remains in grave condition in New York on March 9 with reports of ongoing serious illness despite the better signs.
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New York
Levi P. Morton
Washington Suffrage Rally Condemns Parade Disturbance
A mass meeting in Washington denounced the disturbance of the suffrage parade on Monday, criticized Major Sylvester and police for mismanagement, and heard Senators Clapp Shafroth Thomas and Works and D Brandeis urge continued effort for woman suffrage. Enthusiasm rose as telegrams from across the country protested Monday's disorder.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Richard Sylvester
Reidy Signs to Manage Rome Team in Appalachian League
Rome Ga March 9 Special After days of negot iations off the directors of the Rome baseball association announced they signed Jack Reidy to manage the Rome club in the Appalachian league this year He played outfield for Chattanooga South Atlantic champions 1969 and was a member of the Southern league team representing Chattanooga He also played in class C and B cities finishing last season with Morristown Appalachian league directors meet in Knox Hills this week Reidy and President Joe Patton will represent Rome Rome remains the only city of the old Southeastern league with organized baseball in 1913.
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Rome Bageball Association
Jack Reidy
Heldy
Chattanooga
Morristown
Knox Hills
Reidy
Joe 13
Patton
Turpentine and Rosin Steady in Savannah Week
Turpentine held at 40 cents for the week ending yesterday with 617 sales and 910 receipts. Rosin remained steady with 3,258 weekly sales, 3,125 receipts, and total stocks at 110,607, showing declines from last year. The report covers Savannah Georgia and compares current figures to the prior year.
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Savannah
Resignation Seen From Santo Domingo Leader Sparks Debate
Washington report says Brigadier General Frank McIntyre, chief of insular affairs, believes Archbishop Nouel was pressured into resigning as provisional president of the Dominican Republic. He notes no U S agreement with the American commission for a popular election, but expects one might occur. No official word on Nouel’s resignation was received.
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Washington
Frank McIntyre
Bureau of Insular Affairs
American Commignion
Santo Domingo
Nouel
Dominican Republic
McIntyre
Nouvel
American Commission
United States
Novel
Anti Opium Congress Urges Funds to Buy Opium Stocks
In Pekin on March 9 the National Anti opium congress calls global Young Men's Christian and Missionary societies to raise funds to purchase opium stocks at treaty ports. The stocks would be burned to aid China in suppressing the opium trade.
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Pekin
National
Antiopium Congress
China
Young Men's Christian and Missionary Societies
Retired Capitalist Terrifies Rome Neighborhood With Shotgun and Dogs
A 66 year old man living in Rome for years terrorized East Rome by parading with a shotgun and four large St Bernard dogs near his home. He warned that dynamiters would blow up the house, kept watch from his yard until morning, and spoke of possible explosion. Neighbors plan to seek a lunacy writ. he and his wife led a retired, refined life with little known about their affairs after moving west years ago.
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Rome
Gay
J— m. E. Jennings
B—I
Prem
Jennings
Explosion on ship Alum Ching linked to dynamite blast
Baltimore dispatch reports the dynamite laden ship Alum Ching blew up in the lower harbor. William J. Bornhardt, assistant foreman, is under arrest amid claims of foul play while others suggest spontaneous combustion in coal bunkers caused the explosion. Coroner's inquest set for tomorrow. casualty toll rises with Andrew Morrison among the dead and church memoral services held citywide.
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Baltimore
William J. Bornhardt
Bomhardt
Russell
Eastern Police District
Morrie Price
Price
Alum Chine
Andrew Morrison
Auto Crash Kills Huntsville Man on Model State Highway
In Huntsville Asia on March 9 an automobile driven by Alan Hutch ens son of the local postmaster crashed at 60 mph into a board sidewalk on the model state highway. Hutchens was fatally hurt with a crushed skull. Cooccupants Owen Graham an auto dealer suffered internal injuries and lost an eye. Ben Cowley a clerk has a fractured skull and Milton Lyle a clerk is badly bruised.
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Huntsville
Asia
Alan Hutchens
W. T. Hutchens
Hutchens
Owen Graham
Ben Cowley
Milton Lyle
Admiral Togo Wreck Drowns Crew at Reykjavik
Hull England March 9 The trawler Admiral Togo was wrecked Friday off Reykjavik Iceland. The crew of twelve were drowned in the incident.
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England
Togo
Reykjavik
Iceland
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