Wilson Keeps Eye on State Politics in New Jersey
President Wilson focused on New Jersey politics where the Democratic party is split over a jury reform bill and a senatorial contest. He also weighed suffrage questions amid a Maryland race and urged support for reform, while noting possible extra session actions.
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Wilson
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John Walter Smith
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Elder
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White House
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Ralesnace
Pri- Maries
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Wusun
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Marbury
Jett Une Coutine
Senate
Congress
Charles P. Neill
Labor Statistics
General Land Office
Zynech
Agricultural College
Josephine Cothran
Ilouse
Kate
Portin Cothran
Rateleh
N.C
Votes on sale in the toga contest cited in New Hampshire
Concord March 17 Gordon Woodbury a United States senate candidate charged a legislator offered to sell his vote and deliver three others for 1000 dollars. Two witnesses testified they were improperly approached during the long balloting. The committee adjourned for a week.
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Concord
N.bh
Gordon Woodbury
United States
Henry F. Hollis
Legislative
Woeedbury
Hollis
Holts
Woodbure
Wiliam D. Young
Woodbury
John & Wheeler
Manchester
Prosecution Blamed for Big Suspension in Savannah
Savannah March 17 The American Naval Stores company announced it has suspended operations with assets and liabilities totaling 4 000 000. The secretary cites government suits under anti trust laws and attacks on its construction plans as eroding credit. Creditors meeting set for Friday at a local hotel. Banks hold secured loans but fear losses while funds are sought to resume business.
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American Naval Stores Company
Amerval Naval Stores Company
CL 1 Deluneh
Pollowins
Bee Bee
United States Supreme Court
Pia
Tt Gars
New York
East
American Ams
Naval Store
American Mawsl Stores Company
Derern
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Patterson-Penning Company
Antwerp Naval Stores Company
H. Nash
J. I Co. M
C. J. Ary
Wisconsin Governor backs state market commission proposal
Madison Wisconsin March 17 In a message to the Wisconsin legislature Governor McGovern urges passage of a state market commission to help farmers sell their products better and reduce costs to consumers The plan aims to aid rural communities in organizing cooperative enterprises and curb unfair business practices While also addressing rural home life and slowing urban migration.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
McGovern
State Market Commission
Mountain slide menaces Swiss village near Fleurier
In Neuchatel near Mount Caroline residents fled as a mountain mass slid slowly downward. The top moved inch by inch threatening pine trees and prompting relocations. A similar slide at Mount Caroline began in 1889 and ended after a few hours.
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Necchatel
Switserland
Mari F
Fleurier
Lake Newchatel
Mount Caroline
Etaktur
High Court Restraints Postmaster General Action
Washington March 11 The supreme court granted a restraining order to prevent Postmaster General Burleson from enforcing the newspaper publicity law while the court reviews its constitutionality. The injunction follows a request by Hubert C Morris attorney for The New York Journal of Commerce which challenges the act. Burleson had warned newspapers not filing required statements would be penalized.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Burleson
Hubert C. Morris
New York Journal of Commerce
Sixty Mules Cremated in Nashville Stable Fire
A Nashville area stable fire tonight caused $16,000 in damage and cremated sixty mules. The building opened only by two end doors. panicked animals could not exit, their cries heard blocks away. Fire destroyed hay, fuel, and seventy pairs of harness in addition to the mules.
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Nashvuur
Aca
Irish Feast at Hotel Amid Strike Stance
In London March the waiters at Hotel Cech capitalized on a national banquet to strike but management yielded. About 700 patriotic Irishmen enjoyed a feast titled Ireland, a nation. John Redmond warned that Home Rule delay in the Lords fuels impatience but claimed law will come soon with imperial unity. A cablegram from the United Irish League of America announced a further $10,000 for the cause.
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London
Cech
Ireland
John KH. Redmond
Irish Parliamentary Party
Great Lintoin
House of Lords
Mr. Redmond
Leudeheera
United Irish League of America
Irish Prisoners Released On St Patrick Day
Nashville Tenn March 17 Police Judge Kulian in a annual custom freed all prisoners who claimed Irish heritage this St Patrick day including several who said they were sons of Firth among the total released from the station this morning
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Nashville
Tenn
Kulian
Firth
St Patrick's Day Quiet In Atlanta Observed
In Holy Week no large festivities appeared for St Patrick's Day in Atlanta. Irish groups planned be next week with celebrations. Monday March 34 was noted for commemorations by Atlanta Irishmen, with few events including a Gate City Guard masked ball at Houston arrest armory and a St Patricka musicale at the Atlanta Club.
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Atlanta
Houston Arrest Armory
Gate City Guard
Grady, Cadets
St. Patrick
At- Tanta Club
Keen Remains at Georgian Terrace Not Joining Ansley
Albert B Keen, popular manager of the Georgian Terrace hotel, will stay at his post. He declined an offer to become manager of the new Ansley hotel on Forsyth street after selection by J P Pound of the Ansley Hotel company. Keen will remain at the Peachtree street hotel for at least a year.
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Albert Br.keen
Georgian Terrace
Ansley Hotel
Forsyth Street
Keen
J. P. Pound
A. Wood
Elopement Bid Thwarted by Older Sister in Atlanta
Miss Flossie Chambers of Greensboro Ga declares plans to elope with BO Whitman of Atlanta after slipping from her parents home Sunday night. Sister Nannie Chambers pursued to Forsyth and Mitchell streets and alerted detectives. Both would be elopers were arrested and ordered to return home.
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Flossie Chambers
Greensboro
BO W. Whitman
Xannie Chambers
Forsyth
Mitchell Streets
Recordles
Flood Devastates Garland Alabama Town
Flood waters from the Sepalma River inundate Garland in Butler County destroying eight to ten stores and all dwellings with 10 to 12 feet of water. About 200 residents face starvation and exposure as rescue parties mobilize and aid pours in from Georgiana. Governor O Neal appeals for assistance while railroad service delays and washouts complicate relief efforts.
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Montgomary Ala
Garland
Butler County
O'Neal
Georgiana
O'Neal Thas
J. J. Meinney
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Harvie Jordan Named by President Wilson
President Wilson appoints a commission to study rural credit unions and agriculture. Members include Fletcher of Florida Gore of Oklahoma Mesa of Indiana Jordan of Georgia Lea Coutter Minnesota Dr Kenyon Butterfield Massachusetts and Clarence Owen Maryland with cooperation from the American commission and Southern Commercial Congress. Delegates are also named to the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome next August.
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Yice
Fletcher
Itorida
Gore
Klahoma
Mesa
Tdiana
Coleonel
General Assembly
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Broughton’s Parting Address Tonight at Tabernacle
Dr Len G Broughton will deliver his parting address to the Tabernacle congregation Tuesday night before departing for London early Wednesday. A 6:30 reception precedes the event, and Monday he spoke at the Tabernacle Training School for Nurses graduation where five nurses earned diplomas.
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Len G. Broughton
Tabernacle
London
Broughton
Tabernacle Training School
Tabernacle Infirmary
Macon
Baptist Churches of
The Newlyweds and their Baby opens at Lyric to strong crowd
The Lyric theater saw near capacity for the opening of The Newlyweds and their Baby with the baby and principal cast drawing loud applause. Harold West as Major Not Much and Bessie Cana as Gwendolin deliver standout turns while Lois Hall sings Perhaps the most popular number Every Baby is a Sweet Bouquet.
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Harold West
Major
Othe
Countess von Hatgfeldt
Mrs. Newlywed
Daniel L. Murphy
Bessie Cana
Gwendolin
Lois Hall
Dolly Joly
Miss Hall
Around the Clock at Forsyth Theatre in Atlanta
Forsyth Theatre presents Around the Clock this week with Bille Ritchie in a sparkling musical comedy. The show features a lively cast of women dancers and strong songs, described as witty and catchy. Performances run through the week with matinees and nightly shows.
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Forsyth Theater
Hillia Ritchie
Bille Ritchie
Bille Witchie
Ritchie Sn
Moon Han
Atlanta
Seen Matinen
The
Forsyth
Owls' Dance Tonight For Veterans Benefit
Aged veterans of the Joseph FL. Brown Camp No. 1 have sold tickets for a dance Tuesday night at the Owls hall and roof garden in the Thrower building. Funds raised will create a burial fund for needy members. Music program planned. ladies admitted free. others pay 50 cents.
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Joseph FL. Brown
Ben
The
Order of Owls
Thrower
Aragon Hotel Clerk Dies in Sanitarium
M. O. Holmes a clerk at the Aragon hotel, known to Atlantans, died Monday night at a private sanitarium after ten days there for rheumatism of the heart. He was 24, a Wilmington, North Carolina native. his mother and two brothers reside there. Brother J. H. Holmes will arrive in Atlanta, and the remains may be sent to Wilmington.
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M. OM. Holmes
Aragon Hotel
Woman Swallows Poison at Greensboro Station
Grace Stilley of High Point N C drank carbolic acid before witnesses at a Greensboro passenger station. She was rushed to a hospital and is not expected to survive. Police hold W R Sizemore, a cousin, who later admitted he accompanied her to Danyule Virginia and that she had married William Hicks of High Point five years ago. He claimed a separation months ago and that she used her maiden name. Police found two insurance policies naming Sizemore as beneficiary and two vials of carbolic acid in his satchel. investigators say he may have prior knowledge of the act.
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Greensboro
N.C
Grace Stilley
High Point
W. R. Sizemore
Polae
Sizemore
Fast
Danyule
William Dlicks
High Paint
Sezimore
Protest Over Martha's Home Move Sparks Local Outcry
Residents near Battle Hill protest the relocation of Martha's Home from 168 West Baker Street to the Gordon Street area near Battle Hill. A Seventh Ward Improvement Club committee plans to visit John J. Eagan to urge another move. Battle Hill property owners warn the new site harms their neighborhood. Wyrryon Court opens March 17 as city court begins a busy term with civil and criminal cases listed.
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Baker Street
Pierce
Gordon Street
Battle Hill
Battle Hil
Seventh Ward Improvement Club
John J. Eagan
Thig
Marcellus Anderson
James M. Wright
W. S Herrin
S. N. Dallas
Wrryeronn Court
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