Tariff revision set for extra session in April
President Wilson calls Congress to meet April 7 with tariff revision as the sole agenda. Representative Underwood says no general legislation will proceed until tariff measures advance, while Democrats plan to keep discussions focused and prepare committee appointments for rapid action. The plan includes an income tax proposal to offset revenue and a broad tariff reform to align with the party's program.
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Howell Mill Road May Get Car Line Extension
Public works committee recommended to county commissioners that a new street be graded from West Tenth and Brady to Howell Mill Road to extend the street car line. The plan would route a single track through Mill Union stock yards property with a 60 foot access and possible turnout switches. The Georgia Railway and Power Company would extend the line pending a satisfactory franchise, with grading to begin within ninety days if approved.
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Universal Jubilee Decreed by the Pope
Rome reports that Pope Pius X issued an apostolic letter shortening the universal jubilee from Low Sunday to December 8. Faithful must visit two Rome churches or six selected by bishops, pray, confess, take communion and give alms to gain plenary indulgence of all sins.
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Golden Rule Chief Guilty of Immorality
Cleveland civil service commission finds Fred Kohler known as the Golden Rule chief of police guilty of gross immorality and conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman. He is discharged from office amid a trial that covered visits to Mrs. May Schearer's home in 1912. Kohler, 49, had led the force for ten years and sought a full pension of 125 dollars monthly.
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Alderman Van Dyke Initiates Atlanta Dog Muzzle Law
The Atlanta council passed an ordinance requiring all dogs to wear muzzles after a heated debate. Judge Candler questioned specifics on timing and method of muzzling while Alderman Van Dyke blamed dogs for rabies bites. The ordinance takes effect immediately.
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Immorality Laid to Women's Garb in Ohio Bill
Columbus reports a proposed Ohio bill to create a governor appointed commission to prescribe women’s fashions. It would restrict neck exposure to two inches, ban transparent stockings, and require opaque backing for lace or embroidery. The commission would include a minister parent of three and a few married members, with rules for garment design and potential penalties.
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Bryan Draws Roast From British Editor
London reports that The Morning Post denounces William J. Bryan after a St Patrick’s banquet address. It cites disapproval of his remarks on Ireland home rule and British affairs, urging caution in foreign references. Bryan repeats notes in Chicago, predicting Ireland’s 2 years to home rule, calling it a world victory and a boost for freedom. He travels on to Springfield after two talks with Governor Dunn.
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Woman wakes from dementia to find grown baby now mother
Carrie Belk Jordan of 23 Oliver street spent nineteen years unable to recognize her infant after birth. After an operation five weeks ago her faculties returned, and she learned the baby had grown into a woman with two children. She is recovering at Red Cross Hospital under Dr W B Lingo.
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Bacon amazed by false reports on nominations
Washington March 17 Senator Bacon dismissed newspaper reports that he seeks to avoid a direct clash with opponents of A Pratt Adams and Thomas Eason his nominees for district attorney and assistant district attorney for the southern district He said he will present their names to the president and attorney general and that Adams and Eason are capable men He denied any deal to retain Alexander Akerman as district attorney and stated he favors democratic appointees when practicable Also noted he has not chosen a marshal for the southern district yet and is actively considering applicants Beverly T Galloway was sworn as assistant secretary of agriculture with Willan A Taylor set to succeed him as chief of the bureau plant industry and related offices
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Movie Men Seek Postal Vote On Sunday Pictures
Atlanta moviemen propose to circulate postal ballot among all registered voters to decide on Sunday showing of films and urge a ten day delay on council action. They will cover all costs and consult Walter Sims who says Alderman Maddox’s plan to close theaters violates state law on charity performances.
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Battle Over Sunday Pitures Law Sparks Atlanta Council Rift
General Council debates Sunday amusements and moving pictures as Alderman Candler pushes an ordinance to curb exhibitions. The showdown centers on police chief Beavers’s powers versus the police board, with a split vote 13 to 12 and five members absent. The measure seeks to have council set police policy within charter and city laws.
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Weather Prophecy Forecast for Georgia
A weather notice predicts fair conditions across Georgia on Tuesday and Wednesday with rain along the coast. Temperatures rise gradually, and winds remain light inland while coastal areas may see wet spells.
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