Atlanta Tour by Congressmen Highlights Water Power Potential
A congressional party from several states visited Atlanta after inspecting southern water front projects. Led by Atlanta Chamber President Jones, the contingent toured landmarks from the Chattahoochee to Grant Park, noting Georgia’s strong water power prospects and historic sites.
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Pacific
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Atlantic
Atlanta
South
Augusta
Albany
Columbus
Terminal 2Nd
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Willams
Sam D. Jones
Grant Park
Terrell
Woodward
J. Wylie Pope
David Woodward
F. J. Paxon
Walter G. Cooper
Asa G. Qandler
Henry L. Schlesinger
John W. Grant
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Clayton
Ctty
Mitchel Street
Hickacoo
General Sherman
Walker
C. A
McPherson
Atill Plant
McPherson Monument
Howard
Nesr
Peachtree
Battle Ground
Piedmont
Cooper
Chamber of Commmerce
Ides
Erlveg
RB Dovener
West Virginia
R. B. Bishor
Michigan
EB FF. Acheson
Pennsylvania
D As.alexander
New York
James McLachlan
BC Bilis
Wissour
W. J. Jones
Washington
G F. Burgess
Texas
EB. G. Humphreys
Misssissippi
W C Adamson
J H. Cassiday
Ohio
Aledares
Golugous
Nashville Doctor Feist Arrested for Murder in Mangrum Case
Dr J Herman Feist, prominent Nashville physician, was arrested and jailed in the Mangrum murder case after the body of Rosa Mangrum was found in the Ohio River near Cairo. Warrant cites robbery and murder with bail set at 10000. detectives cite circumstantial evidence and a late afternoon to evening alibi.
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Esterday
Hiver
Nashville
Tenn
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Rosa Mangrum
Cairo
Feist
Ohio River
Nashvile
St Louis
Chicago
Chester Mason
Mangram
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St. Louis
Ball
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J. E. Mason
Mason
Weist
Southern Democrats urged to lead party duties in era of growth
Judge Alton B Parker spoke in Charlotte urging southern Democrats to take leadership of the party as the nation enters a period of rapid business expansion. He argued postwar South has shouldered national duties without seeking subsidies, and urged renewed commitment to party principles and economy in expenditures.
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N.C
Alten B Parker
Mississipp
Manufacturers Club
Mississippi
Nitherto
Ar Ety
Democratic Party
South
Democrata
Bean
Nebraska
Williams Has Tariff Bill on Art and Leather Duty
Washington congressman from Mississippi introduces a tariff bill fixing ad valorem duties on paintings statuary and other art objects and admits hides and soft leather free. It sets upper feather duty at 7 42 percent and boots shoes at 1 percent plus 5 cents a pair while reducing duties on two other leather items by 70 percent.
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Washington
Aiaron Wilcame
Mississipn Eed A. Bil
Monument to Joseph Jefferson in Central Park
A committee of prominent men forms to plan a monument in Central Park for Joseph Jefferson. They seek a $30,000 public subscription. The statue will depict Jefferson as Rip Van Winkle, life size in bronze on a granite pedestal, with The Lines Trust Company serving as treasurer.
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New York
Suaccato. Commiitee
Central Park
Joseph Jefferson
Jefferson
Rip van Winkie
Lines Trust Company
Rabbi Jacobs Resigns From Local Hebrew Congregation
Rabbi Jacobs, longtime pastor of the Hebrew congregation in Wuntsville Alz, resigns after four years. He will leave next month and is stepping down as the church announces the change to parishioners and the community.
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Wuntsvile
Alz
P. Jacobs
Hebrew Congregatio
Burch
All Rural Districts Getting Bank Facilities
Baltimore reports The Manufacturers' Record notes southern finances are strong with rapid bank expansion in small towns since 1900 acts. The piece highlights more rural banking, deposits, and discounts boosting local industry and reducing dependence on New York, signaling broader resource development and external investment integration. Details of new undertakings by states are continued on Page Two.
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Baltimore
South
New York City
Home
Everly
Industelal
Trains Rush After Operator Fails. Warrant Out for Lively
A Denver and Rio Grande collision near Adore Colorado resulted from a dispatcher error involving operator S F Lively at Swallows ten miles east. Orders to hold westbound No 16 were not conveyed, No 4 passed Swallows, and a warrant was issued for Lively’s arrest.
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Adore Colo
Sdobe
S. F. Lively
Swallows
Colo
No 16
Florence
Sf Verew
Pueblo
Wreck List Of Dead And Injured From Pueblo Crash
A March 16 Pueblo report lists twenty two injured not seriously hurt and a confirmed death toll from the wreck. Names include WILLIAM HOLS engineer and EDWARD E BAIRD deputy sheriff among the deceased with many others listed from Denver Pueblo Lebo Lebo Kan Sas Kansas and New York.
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Rau 1
William Hols
Walter Cosslett
H. D. Sudduth
Edward E. Baird
Denver
Archibald Whitney
Proner
Canon City
Halid
William Burnside
Kansag
A. N. Barklo
Salida
Onto
Grach Barklo
Nas McParland
Express Messenger
Taylor Hewitt
Lebo
Kancaa
Lillain Hewit
Kansas
Pearl Ghwitt
Desperate Fight Ends in Roofer's Fatal Fall at Church
Walter Cathie, a 60 year old roofer, died after a fall from the St Bartholomew's church roof on Madison Avenue near Forty fourth Street New York. Spectators watched as he clung to a gutter for three minutes before slipping and striking his head on the sidewalk.
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St. Bartholomew's Church
Madisan Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
Walter Cathie
New York
Mes
Cathie
Investigation of Lumber Trust Probed by U S Officials
Jackson Miss March 16 United States government moves to probe the lumber trust in the state Chairman McAllister of the joint legislative investigating committee today received a letter from the attorney general requesting a copy of the committee report and testimony and any other information in the possession of the committee The aim is to build a basis for an independent federal investigation and the chairman says a copy of the evidence will be sent to Washington soon.
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Miss
United States
Tumber
Mcallister
Joint Legislative Investigating Committee
Attorney General of the
Legislative Committee
Washington
Chief Rogers Recognized by President for Cherokee Role
Frank J Bou iinet of the Cherikes Indian nation met the president seeking to settle three disputing chieftainships among the Casrakeys but was referred to Indian Commissioner Leupp. Leupp said Chief Rogers, by department decision last December, is recognized as head of the Cherokees.
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Washington
Frank J Bouiinet
Cherikes
Casrakeys
Leupp
Emer
Municipal Ownership Platform
Tacoma residents rallied for a municipal ownership platform as Democrats renominated George Wrigefer for mayor. The platform emphasized reform and opposition to gambling, with Wrigefer pledging to pursue local governance changes and prudent fiscal management.
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Wash
George Wrige
Munte al Reineretin
Devastating California Floods Strain Rail Lines
Fresno reports unprecedented storm fury with heavy snow in the Sierras. Authorities warn of record flood risk as rivers rise and vineyards flood. Laton residents relocate as railroad lines suffer washouts and service slows amid widespread bridge damage.
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San Joaquin
Kings Rivers
Pine Ridge
Garfield Vineyards
Cams
Fresno Irrigation Canal Company
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Kings Riter
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Baldwin Fund Reaches 180000 Subscriptions in New York
The William H Baldwin Fund of 150000 dollars was completed today with subscriptions totaling 180295.94. The fund will be presented April 4 on the anniversary of the university foundation, serving as two separate endowments. Baldwin, longtime vice president of the Long Island Railroad, died recently.
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William H. Baldwin
New York
Lam
Test Servce
Long Isla
Passenger Trains Met Head on in Blinding Snow Siam
In Siam two passenger trains collided head on during a heavy snowstorm causing disruptions across routes. Officials reported injuries but the full extent and cause are under investigation as rescue crews work at the scene. Local authorities urged travelers to seek alternate transport.
Trains Collide Head On Near Florence Colorado
Trains Utah California express No 3 and Colorado New Mexico express Me 16 collided on a curve four miles east of Florence Colorado. The wreck killed about thirty five people with many more injured. Engineer died at throttle with fireman noting it was a desperate effort to stop. Suffering described as horrific and compared to Eden disaster. Official figures incomplete as names and counts of passengers remain uncertain. S. F. Lively, night operator at Swallows, is suspended pending investigation into alleged failure to give orders.
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Rio Grande
S. F. Lively
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Coiver
Pueblo
Eden
Denver and
Florende
Florence
Denver
Leadville
Grand Junction
Weather forecast overview for several states
Weather outlook for Washington Georgia South Carolina East Florida West Florida Alabama and Tennessee. Saturday shows fair or partly cloudy conditions with winds and warmer spells in places while Sunday turns cloudier with west to northwest winds and possible rain in the west. Temperature figures include means and normals with past 24 hour precipitation and monthly excess data across multiple stations.
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South Carolina
East
Florida
Alabama
Nouay
Tennessee
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