Limited Suspension May Compromise In Senate Rail Bill
Washington March 15 Senate debate centers on a compromise to suspend interstate commerce commission orders for railroad rates. A court review feature could ensure shipper protection with a set period, possibly ninety days, and parties from both sides express cautious support. The House and Senate push amendments and investigations while jockeying for caucus positions as talks continue.
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Bank case in Ashes villa trial over due notes
The National Union Bank of Maryland won mixed issues against J B Hollingsworth and B C Jones after a six hour jury deliberation in Ashes villa N Y. The bank sought 23000 on notes endorsed by J B Dickerson & Co but the verdict found no recovery for the bank. The case questions corporate responsibility for debts and transfers between J B Dickerson Co and J B Dickerson & Co. An appeal will follow. Parker Denes interview in Augusta Georgia. Judge Parker denied a Birmingham interview about Roosevelt. In Waynesboro Georgia Jim Robinson a city chain gang inmate tried to burn his way out with oil lit from a lamp but was caught.
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N. C
National Union Bank of Maryland
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B C Jones
Autt
Trom
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J. B. Dickerson & Co
J. B. Dickerson Company
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Augusta Ga
Alton J BR Parker
Camden
David Bennett
Birmingham
Roosevelt
Waynesboro
Jim Robinso
Winsky
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Alabama bonds awarded to Birmingham and New York bankers
Bids opened today by Governor Jelke for Alabama four percent state bonds totaling 7,487,600 dollars with July rounding. A syndicate of Birmingham, New York, and Montgomery bankers posted the highest bid at 104 134, securing 36,725,000 dollars of the issue. The syndicate includes First National Bank Montgomery Ludenburg Thulman Co New York Wm Salomon Co New York First National Bank Birmingham Peoples Savings Bank and Trust Birmingham Otto Marx Co Birmingham.
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New York
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Ala
Jelke
Alabama
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First National Bank
Ladenburg
Thulman & Co
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Peoples Sayings
Han and Trust Company
Otto Marx & Co
Augusta Confederate Veterans Reject Atlanta Delegation
In Augusta on March 18 a special Confederate Veterans meeting voted to table a motion sending delegates to the Wheeler memorial in Atlanta. The group expressed opposition to mixing the blue and the gray and declined participation in the event.
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Atlanta
Wheeler
Parker and O'Brien Visit Camden Hotel with Hinl Guest
Judge Alton B. Parker and Chicqunthe O'Brien of the New York Supreme Court arrived in Camden and stayed at the Kirkwood hotel. They dined and socialized with former Senator David Bennett Hinl, all in good health and spirits. Timing and duration of their stay remain unknown.
Aid for Starving Japs Receives $6000 Cable Boost
Secretary Charles Malam Keep of the National Red Cross Society reports to the State Department that Japan famine relief contributions total $30,000 after a fresh $6,000 cable, reflecting Roosevelt's urgent appeal and growing support from across the country.
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Insurgents Refused To Be Bound By Caucus
Washington March 15 In a two and a half hour caucus the house Republicans voted 126 to 35 to stand by the statehood bill as it passed the house and seek a senate conference. Mondell's insurgent resolution to concede to Arizona and New Mexico failed 123 to 43. Speakers argued over binding action and the impact on Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
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Special Linen Goods Sale by Rich & Bros Co
A promotional notice advertises hemstitched pure linen pillow cases at a low per pair price and lists various linen items including damask scarfs and center pieces with reduced sale prices, highlighting value and impulse buys. The ad emphasizes limited sale pricing on small linen goods and damask pieces.
Steamer Mannheim Follows British King to Sinking Error
Captain Andrew Scisu of the Mannheim testified that signals from the British King were misread in a storm, preventing boats from saving the crew of the steamer British Fang lost off Sable Island. He described futile rescue attempts, drifting wreckage, and cattle washed ashore as the British King sank with crew and passengers aboard.
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Tater
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Terrish Kimg
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Bastonian
Steamer Harried by Gale in Same Storm
Boenigen Louize endured a rough voyage as the steamer battled tremendous seas. The storm that wrecked British sailing earlier swept Halifax harbor with high winds and heavy waves, crippling the vessel after a broken rudder stock left it helpless for hours.
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Russell Talks With President On Election Law Study
Washington March 18 Charles B R Russell of Columbus Georgia chaired the Georgia legislature elections committee and conferred with the president on the New York conference on United States primary election laws. A committee of three was named to draft a permanent national organization scheme. The president showed keen interest in the project. Also reports vessels reaching port after stormy Atlantic passages and damage to ship rudder during rough seas.
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