Health of Women Ruin in Fields Report Hearings
Dallas Texas March 1 The effect on the health of white women on ten ant farms from ragging cotton sacks in the fields during cotton picking season was studied by Mrs Z Borden Harriman of the federal commission on industrial relations at a hearing on land tenure. Witnesses described health damage to mothers and babies and debated tenant farming conditions in north Texas.
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Dallas
Texas
Z. Borden Harriman
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
W. Thurman
Sulphur
Okla
Southwest
Oklahoma
Thurman
Old
Indian Territory
W.B. Yeary
Farmersville
Cottun
Fie
G Meitzen
Hallettsville
Metsen
Law hindering Jewish farmers ends growth on land funds
A speaker claims a law prevents Jewish farmers in the region from raising capital on their land for legitimate uses. He notes that large farms spanning a county will be discussed at tomorrow's closing session of the hearings.
Do You Stand Before God By Faith Or By Works
A preacher urges personal faith over ritualism, citing Romans 3 22 23 and 24 to claim no difference between Jew and Greek in salvation. He compares moral failure to a prodigal and leper, warns that thoughts and words leave a record, and urgesAccept Christ as a personal Savior, urging readers to trust in Jesus for forgiveness and transformation.
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Jerusalem
Urbiy
Sing
Christ
Queen Victoria
Connans
Jesus Christ
Carethy
Cune
Alps
Jeans Christ
Submarine Attacks and Cotton Contract Notices
Washington reports that disputes over cotton delivery under the federal futures act won’t be decided by the internal revenue bureau but by courts or the parties. The secretary of agriculture may determine grade, quality, or length if challenged. Also, German submarines torpedoed British steamers Bluegucket and Hyndford off Beachy Head with casualties and damage. The Bluegucket carried wheat from Liverpool. Hyndford’s crew suffered a fatality. Mrs. Rosa Goldstein of Palestine Texas died Thursday.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Gates
Treasury Department
Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
London
Liverpool
Beachy Head
Einglish
Hyndford
Port Glasgow
Company
Glasgow
Rosa Goldstein
Palestine
Texas
Morris Goldstein
G. Hallet
Cardiff
Washington Terme
Sunderland
Horn Held Despite Act of War Plea in Explosives Case
Werner Horn, charged with illegal interstate transport of explosives in an attempt to wreck the Vanceville rail bridge, is ordered held for trial in Boston. A bel lagerent act of war defense was denied. Bail set at 10000, but bonds unlikely. Horn to Portland jail before removal. Defense argued lack of jurisdiction due to international aspects. prosecution urged federal handling.
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Bangor
Maine
Werner Hor
Vance
Boston
Charles H. Reid
Horn
Portland
Morvil
United States
Wilson
International
Doomed to Sail Sea Till He Proves Not Insane
Nathan Cohen, a ship-ridden immigrant repeatedly deported after sanity doubts, has found aid from the Immigrant Aid Society of America. They plan alienist tests and potential reentry if Cohen is deemed sane, with relatives promising oversight. He has cycled 83,740 miles on a single $45 ticket since May 1912 between New York and Rio.
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New York
Nathan Cohen
United States
Brazil
Vasari
Tebrew
Rio Janeiro
Rio
Bras
Commissioner of Immigration
Big Still Found On Chancellor Barrow Property
In Athens a large illicit distillery was uncovered on an Oglethorpe plantation owned by Chancellor Barrow of the university. Officers believe the still had been in operation for a year. The dugout site measured about 50 by 60 feet with an earth covered roof. Two patrols led to the discovery and the operators had removed the copper still. A substantial quantity of beer and whisky was seized.
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Athens
Oglethorpe
Barrow
Theiversity
Revolt of Dervishes Denied by Missionary
Des Moines Iowa March 19 No uprising among the Dervishes of Exyntian Sudan reported in Berlin dispatches yesterday had occurred by December 27 last, according to Rev. D S Oyler of Atlantic Iowa missionary of the United Presbyterian Church. He said reports of a British general Hawley killed near Fashoda on December 13 were untrue. Oyler, on leave, passed Washoda to Khartum stating the country was quiet. Sudan Times issues from Khartum provide no confirmation of uprisings or successes in Khartum and Nubia. Officials note baseless reports spread about the events and arrests of agitators in Egypt.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Sudan
Berlin
Oyler
Atlantic
United Presbyterian Church
Boleib Hill
Fashoda
Hawley
Egypt
Washoda
Khartum
New York
Sudan Times
Thiat City
Nubia
Hersin
Pyramids
E Sheth Sidi
Grand Senagat
Weyot
Suleiman el Harun
Tripoli
Santispi
At Theaters Next Week Promises Strong Bill
The program features Joseph Jefferson in Poor Old Joe with a refined company and a strong rival act Charley Ahearnys Cyclats. Additional top acts and offerings round out a busy bill set to draw large crowds and boost the theater’s popularity this week.
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Joseph Jefferson
Acter
Patrona of
Charley Ahearny
Tan
Jane Addams' Sister Dies in Girard Bank Leader Role
Maren Mun, sister of Miss Jane Addams and a notable American banker, died this afternoon in Girard Kansas. She served as president of the State Bank of Girard and as vice president of the Western Bankers' Association, highlighting her rare leadership position among women in finance.
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CABO
Maren
Eee
Rae Mun
Girard
Kan
Jane Addams
United States
State Bank of
Western Bankers’ Association
Mrs Angle Acquitted in Manslaughter Trial in Bridgeport
In Bridgeport Connecticut on March 14 Mrs Helen Angle was found not guilty of manslaughter in the death of Waldo Ballou at Stamford last June. The verdict brought cheers as she collapsed and was supported by her father. Crowds lined the streets awaiting her appearance after the courthouse announcement.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Helen M. Angle
Waldo R. Ballon
Stamford
Angle
Waldo R. Ballou
Ballou
Atlanta Reserve Bank weekly report summary March 19
The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta released its weekly statement of condition as of the close of business Friday March 19. The report lists resources including gold coin and certificates, silver certificates, and loans and discounts, with totals indicating overall assets and liabilities.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Federal Reserve
Albether Resources
Federal Séservn
Spring suits aim for snappy fit and conservative style
The text promotes well groomed spring attire with a snappy fit and proper looseness inspired by war era designs. It highlights custom measured business suits at $35 and Haber dashery offering a selective line of dependable, economical wearables.
Two Greeks in Atlanta Face Separate Theft Case
Samuel Poutos and George Poulos, both Greek arrivals, shared a county. Poulos chased a thief who broke into his room, captured the suspect, and identified Samuel as the intruder after police pursuit. Samuel faced trial before Judge Ben Hill, with Poulos’s residence deemed insufficient to prove a break in.
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Samuel Poutos
George Poulos
Greece
America
Atlanta
Mother Poulos
George
Samuel
Ameri
Trinity Avenue
Sasuel
Pulsuw
Poglos
Priday
Ben Hiii
Lemuel Poulos
Annual Report for Atlanta Boy Scouts Read at Chamber Meeting
The local council of the Boy Scouts of Atlanta read its annual report at the semi annual chamber meeting. Bayne Gibson will submit the report to New York headquarters. The council lists 100 active scouts now and expects nearly 400 after unregistered scouts pass exams. Six merit badges were earned by local scouts in the first year.
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Boy Scouts of
Atanta
New York
Bayne Gibson
Atlanta
Preaert
Thetas Plan Tonight for Annual Gathering
The alumnus chancellor of the Phi Delta Theta will celebrate Fanders day with a banquet at the Ansley hotel this evening and will also begin arrangements for the fraternity’s annual convention in Atlanta next year. At the business session committees will be appointed to handle preliminary details and officers for the ensuing year will be elected.
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Phi Delta Thetay
Ansley Hotel
Atlanta
Motorcycle collision near Auburn and Piedmont
Frida Officer B B Haslett responded to a near midnight call when a motorcycle clutched failed and collided with Teenben Arnold's auto at Auburn and Piedmont. Tas Jett suffered bad bruises but no serious injuries. No charge was filed against the chauffeur.
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Frida
B. B. Haslett
Teenben Arnold
Auburn and
Piedmont Avenues
Tas Jett
Paying the Pensions In Spalding County Georgia
Spalding county received pension money on March 19 totaling 12,690 dollars. J A Drewry, the ordinary, is paying it out to Confederate veterans and widows. A steady flow of people comes to the courthouse as the funds are distributed.
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Griffin
Spalding County
Buay
Flames near destruction of Farmers Union plane in Georgia
A fire in nserald, Georgia on March 14 endangered a Farmers Union plane. Loss valued at 4006 with 2009 insurance. This marks a third fire in the past week, affecting holdings attributed to Jess value. Hawkes' PITS-U glass ad follows, promoting self-facing springs and comfort.
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Fitzgerald
Nserald
Farmers Union
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