Knox Panamanian speech sparks big brother remark at start
Secretary Knox praised Taft for backing Panamanian unity and U S leadership in Latin America but cautioned against extending the principle to business. The ad notes Rogers Peet Co. suits Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes Stetson hats and Nettleton shoes as top quality menswear with new styles for the season.
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Sam
South
Rogers Peet Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Nettleton
Manhattan
Daniel Bros Miss McLaughlin Pioneer Pottery Creator
Miss M. Louise McLaughlin, associated with Daniel Bros., spent ten years experimenting before developing logants ware. She is recognized as a pioneer in her field for introducing this form of pottery.
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M. Louise McLaughlin
Ray Papers Held to Protect Taft
Washington reports Brigadier General Edwards testified before the House committee that responsibility for delaying transmission of Major Ray papers was partly his. He claimed former Chief of Staff Ball kept papers from the adjutant general, then sent them to Edwards amid suspicion the adjutant general’s office would use them against Taft. Edwards said Ray, once linked to labor circles, was favored by Hanna and Fairbanks. Taft was not yet a declared candidate.
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Washington
Congress
Edwards
Insular Bureau
House Committee
J. Franklin Ball
Adjutant General's Office
War Department
Becaunet
Printe
United States
Hanna
Fairbanks
Hay
Edwardes
Ray
Mark Nanna
Philippines
Mr. Taft
Edwarde
Taft
Hig
Chicago
McIntyre
Major Ray
Luke Wright
Roosevelt
Mr. Weat
Tax deadline notice from E Williams Tax Col
March 15 is the last day to pay taxes. E Williams Tax Collector urges timely submission of due amounts and notes enforcement actions may follow for overdue accounts.
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E. Williams
Georgia Blacks in Supreme Court
Washington March 12 Why Negroes in Georgia should be prevented from using the name Knights of Pythias as part of a title to their organizations was the basis of a printed argument submitted today to the supreme court on behalf of the white Knights of Pythias of Georgia. The court will decide soon. The argument claims the white order has exclusive rights to the name and that the Negroes should use another name such as Knights of Washington or Knights of Jonathan and obtain their charter.
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Washington
Georgia
Knights of Pythias
Supreme Court of the United States
White Knights of Pythins
Naimn Knights of Pythias
Knights of
Booker
John P. Rogs
Macon
Hamilton Douglas
Atlanta
Jonathan
Ham
Not Guilty Plea From 46 Indicted In Dynamite Case
Forty six men arraigned in federal court in Indianapolis on charges of conspiring to transport dynamite across state lines. Judge Anderson overruled demurrers, granted 30 days for exceptions, and set trial for October 1. Defendants, including labor leaders led by Frank M. Ryan, proclaimed not guilty in a heavy chorus, while defense counsel argued limitations and labeling defenses. The case, tied to McManigals and McNamaras, hinges on alleged ongoing conspiracy beginning in 1906 with acts through 1911. Trial date and hearings scheduled to address motions and potential separate trials.
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Indianapolis
Ind
A. B. Anderson
United States
Charles Miller
Ander
Frank M. Ryan
The
Bride and Structural Iron Workers
Ortle E. McManigal
John J
James B. McNamara
McManigal
McNamaras
Ilegal
Elijah Zoline
Patrick O Donnell
Chicago
Walter Ball
Muncie
W.N Harding
Anderson
Afdler
Ffty
McNamara Brothers
San Quentin
California
Ortie McManigal
Los Angeles
Miller
Mays
Jacal
Liberty Tempts Courts in Nationwide Defendants Case
The speaker argued liberty hinges on the ability to prove innocence and warned that without court independence liberty vanishes. With defendants’ residences scattered nationwide, the court granted until October to secure counsel and prepare defense.
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Tiia
Dixie Flyer and South Atlantic Limited Schedule Note
Train service details for Dixie Flyer and South Atlantic Limited leaving at 8 30 p m. from Atlanta.District Passenger Agent Fogg notes Florida-bound departures.
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Florida
N. d. Fogg
Atlanta
City Ward Lines To Be Discussed At Public Hearing
A public hearing is set for Thursday March 28 to consider redrawing city ward lines for a more equal division by area and population. The special council committee favors changes. several aldermen oppose altering the current wards. Witnesses from all citizens are invited to speak.
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At & O
Weh Lang
Hatcher
Ifo
Ninth Ward
Ragsdale
Ninth
Thamsaon
Chambers
Wood
Stadon
Warren
McClelland Replies To Chambers On Atlanta Mayoral Race
Alderman John McClelland submits to The Constitution a rebuke to Councilman Chambers over the Georgia Railway and Electric Company settlement. He accuses Chambers of thwarting his mayoral campaign to serve corporate interests, pledges to stay in the fight, and vows to counter Chambers’ accusation of being shut off from the race.
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John McClelland
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Atlanta
Moses
S. H. M'Clelland
Burns Agency Approved to Aid Atlanta Police
The board of police commissioners granted William J Burns the right to operate the American Detective Agency in Atlanta. Detected agency work limited to bank cases, must be approved by the commission, citizens of Atlanta, and harmonize with local detectives. Contracts for summer police uniforms awarded to Cantrell and McHugh.
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William J. Burns
Atlanta
Board of Police Commissioners
Johnson
C. A. Sears
Burns
C. H. Mason
W. F. Fain
Graham Dozier
Verney and
Garner
Cantrell & McHugh
National Funeral Directors Plan Chattanooga Convention Dates
The executive committee of the National Funeral Directors' Association of the United States met in Chattanooga Tennessee and fixed October 22 to 25 as the dates for the national convention in this city. Six hundred delegates are expected to attend.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
National Funeral Directors’ Association of the United States
Henry County Teachers Endorse Underwood at Institute
McDonough Ga March 12 two day session of Henry county teachers closed with Miss C S Parrish institute work praised. Resolutions urged better cities and endorsed Oscar Underwood of Alabama for president saying the democratic party will triumph through his policies.
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McDonough
Henry County
C. S. Parrish
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
United States
Republicans to Confer on Sugar Bill and Tax Measure
Washington March 12 The first conference of Republicans in the House since becoming a minority will meet tomorrow to examine the Democratic free sugar bill excise and income tax proposal and other legislation Progressives have been invited and are expected to participate.
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Washington
House
Senator Watson Urges Duty Suspension on Potatoes
Washington March 12 Senator Watson of West Virginia urged the Senate finance committee to suspend the 23 percent duty on potatoes via an amendment to the steel bill. He asked for a suspension through September 1 due to a crop shortage. No action was taken.
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Washington
Watson
West Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
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