Free Tolls Fight Begins This Week
Washington report outlines the expected start of debates in the House on repealing the Panama canal toll exemption and a likely Senate pursuit of interoceanic canal action. Leaders forecast a close vote, with administration allies pressing swiftly toward a decision amid related talks on the Nicaragua treaty.
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Southern scientists awarded gold medals in National Institute work
New Orleans March 15 News reports that three Southern researchers Dr Charles UC Bass Dr Charles W Duvall and Abraham L Metz all of New Orleans received gold medals from the National Institute of Local Sciences for malaria yellow fever infant diarrhea and dysentery work. The awards honor long careers with public health impact and include prior medalists.
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General George C Reid Dies at 74 in Washington
Washington obituary notes General George C Reid US Marine Corps veteran aged 74. He served over forty years, fought in the Civil War and Spanish American War, born Lorain Ohio, graduated Columbian College of Law, practiced law in retirement era.
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Suffrage Rally in Atlanta Excites Leaders and Crowd
Suffrage leaders lauded a large Atlanta gathering led by National Equal Suffrage Association officers including Dr Anna Shaw. Georgia activists, urged by Jane Addams style speakers, highlighted twenty five years of effort, debated expediency lightly, and pressed for reform faltering under law and press coverage while stressing women’s readiness to vote and contribute to national issues.
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Parker Scored for Crime Is Given Long Sentence
Decatur Ga March 15 Special Clarence B H Parker charged with seduction whose case has been on trial in DeKalb superior court since Thursday morning was found guilty Saturday and sentenced by Judge George Bell to ten years in the penitentiary. The jury convicted on the first ballot after a hard fought trial. The judge detailed the harm to the girl and child, denouncing the crime as among the most horrible in human experience and expressing sympathy for the victim. The court, using wide discretion, pronounced the sentence of ten years and noted plans for a possible new trial motion.
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Ponce de Leon paving sparks council clash over sewers
Alderman Albert Thomson and Councilman Ashley lead protests against resurfacing Ponce de Leon Avenue. Path representatives warn of fight if paving delays Butler Street and Highlawad sewer work. Alderman Candler urged resurfacing before illness. others push street as a ward project priority amid court activity.
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Ravenscroft May Not Defend Her American Title
Miss Ravenscroft of England, holder of the women’s national toll championship in the United States, may not defend her American title this year. She doubts she can return to the United States after going home in about a month due to ongoing tournament travel.
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Better Conditions for Child Workers Conference Opens
New Orleans March 13. Dr Felix Adler opened the tenth annual child labor conference with a mass outdoor meeting emphasizing economics, education, and patriotism as the path to improve child workers. Speakers included Jane Addams and James Cardinal Gibbons. The event continues through Wednesday with top reformers addressing the crowd.
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Priest of Stockyards Over The Great Divide
The Rev Maurice A Dorney a Chicago Catholic priest known as the King of the Yards died in a hospital from rilzsis after heart trouble His long association with Irish leaders and the packing district shaped Catholic life around St Gabriels parish and the local fight against liquor. His mission aided Parnell and the Pigott affair tied to Irish nationalist politics and the Sullivan Egan circle.
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Bartow to Hold Fair in Cartersville Advised
Bartow County association announces a county fair in Cartersville, March 1914, to aid the fair. Promoters consider 1913 success a financial model, with receipts covering expenses and a positive outlook for the undertaking.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica On Textiles And Metals Scope
A passage notes extensive Britannica coverage across textiles and related industries. It cites 30 000 word glass and 50 000 word iron and steel articles by noted authors, plus 250 000 words on textiles with many illustrations, diagrams and tables indicating a vast departmental scope.
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Manufacturing Works of Reference Described as Thorough and Valuable
Readers praise a comprehensive industrial reference for its lucid treatment of manufacturing processes and materials. Testimonials from executives in shirt making, flax and cotton goods, iron works, biscuits, and bleaching highlight its usefulness for business and general reading alike.
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A Wonderful Storehouse of Facts Britannica Ad
A Wonderful Storehouse of Facts announces the new Encyclopaedia Britannica. It promises expert lucid treatment across subjects from Burns to Polar Exploration. The 29 volumes fit under three feet of shelf, totaling 44,000,000 words from 40,000 articles by 1500 experts worldwide.
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An old style subscription promotion urges readers to subscribe now for a valuable work reference and interesting reading. It notes a low price with small monthly installments, warns that prices will rise soon, and that orders will soon be paid in cash in full. Readers are asked to sign and mail the attached coupon.
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