Trade Commission to Pass on Deeds of Corporations
Washington March 19 the interstate trade commission plan would transfer powers from the bureau of corporations to a three member independent federal body to regulate publicity and oversee corporate reporting. The Covington bill aims to curb disclosure of sensitive trade secrets while enabling investigations into corporate organization and conduct in commerce.
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Leading Newspaper Men of Dixie Meet in Atlanta
Dixie newspaper leaders gather in Atlanta for the 12th annual Southern Newspaper Publishers' association meeting at Ansley hotel. Don Seitz and Jason Rogers of New York will address sessions while a banquet at Piedmont Driving Club honors guests. Conference topics cover editorial ethics, advertising, circulation, and newspaper operations.
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Jason Rogers
New York
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New York World
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Atlante
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Associated Advertising
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Atlanta Constitution
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Memphis Commercial Appeal
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New Orleans Item
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Nankville
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Atlanta Georgian
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Jacksonville Times- Union
Johnson
Chattanooga News
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Knoxville Sentinel
Ce Epspetion
Clarkson
Houston Pont
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Columbia Record
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Atlanta Journal
New Audit Association
GA McClellan
Jacksonville
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Militant women invade churches in Birmingham
In Birmingham on March 15 worshipers found the cathedral walls and floors covered with white painted slogans reading Votes for women and the liberty must rise in our behalf. Signs covered the pews and altar area. Authorities suspect the act was carried out by women who concealed themselves in the building overnight to influence the assizes judges. Continued on Page Ten.
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Thirteen Sing Sing Convicts Confirmed in Chapel
Thirteen convicts at Sing Sing prison were confirmed in the Protestant chapel today by Bishop David H. Greer. The bishop was assisted by prison chaplain Rev. Burton Lee who had instructed the candidates.
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Crooks Attack Officer In Covington Public Square
In Covington Georgia on March 15 Special police say Charles Shepherd provoked an arrest near the Baptist church square. His brother Ralph rushed the officer Wick Willingham and slashed his throat from ear to chin. Willingham fired twice, missing. Ralph and Charles Shepherd were captured later, Willingham’s wound described as serious or a flesh wound. The Shepherds, from a prominent family, had been causing disturbances and were warned to stay off the square.
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Charles Shepherd
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Naval graft accusation hits Inspector General Matsuo
March 16 Vicw Admiral Tsui utaro Matsuo, inspector general of naval construction on the reserve, was arrested today on charges of complicity in expenditure graft. Matsuo, 56, has served abroad for years and received several decorations.
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Illicit Love Ends in Double Tragedy in Mississippi
In Columbia Mississippi a tale of unlawful love ends in a double tragedy with Miss Clara Polk 18 found shot in the heart and Dr John J Stringer 42 dead by a self-inflicted wound near Gatevale sixteen miles north of the city The coroner's jury finds Polk killed by Stringer who shot himself The couple had tensions as Stringer promised to desist after Mrs Stringer reported his attentions Polk's father says he heard shots and Stringer was a respected local physician survived by wife and several children
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John J. Stringer
Qatevale
Dr. Stringer
Wite
Tragic Pedestrian Death in Jacksonville
Jacksonville Fla March 15 Ronald Mazo five year old son of Mr and Mrs Mazo was struck by a car late this afternoon and died thirty minutes later in a local hospital The vehicle was driven by Wil Ryvles of Ocala Fla who was accompanied by his wife and brother
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Mazo
Wow Ryvles
Ocala
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Battle for Torreon City Heats Up as Villa Orders Advance
General Villa orders a broad advance toward Torreon with both federal and rebel forces moving. Intercepted wireless from Huerta spurred the offensive as skirmishes turn to ongoing engagements. A special train is sent for Angeles to direct artillery.
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Huerta Refuses to Pay for Refugees at Fort Bliss
Mexican government through American Charge OShaughnessy informs the United States it will not cover maintenance costs for Mexican federal prisoners interned at Fort Bliss Texas. The note cites international authorities to support the claim that the expense should be borne by the U S. Reporter reports tensions at the camp after the quarantine was lifted and families move to El Paso. General Scott reviews a suspected tunnel at Fort Bliss but finds no evidence. The matter stands as Washington awaits Charge OShaughnessys full report with no official comment.
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Detective Burns Arrives in Atlanta to Probe Frank Case
Noted detective William J Burns arrives at the Georgian Terrace with his best men to interview Leo Frank case figures, promising a thorough, calm investigation and possible new developments in the Atlanta murder case. He plans to question Jim Conley later, yet will not rush into confessions or third degree methods.
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Leo Frank
William J Burns
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Frank
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Leonard Waar
Amiena
Constitution
America
Jim Conley
New York
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William J Burma
Mary Phagan
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Benneens
A R. Holderby
Moore Memorial Church
J. L. ©. Bricker
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Julien Rodger
East Atlanta Baptist Church
Fred A. Line
Universalist Church
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General Weather Forecast Condensed Report
A fragmented forecast notes generally fair conditions across multiple states. It mentions Monday and Tuesday fair in Georgia Virginia Arkansas Tennessee North Carolina Southern states and Kentucky with some colder nights and minor variances.
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Carolina
Southern
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