Expected Sixth Victim Will Die In Hillsville Shootout
Hillsville Va March 20 The Allen gang search looms fruitless on the eve of a week since the courthouse tragedy and the death list may rise to six before morning. Drew P Howlett shot in the back is unlikely to live as detectives chase the outlaws in the mountains amid a state of fear and vigilantism.
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Bret Bacay
Malis
Avalah Hose
No-Credit Pay Cash Message Echoes Across Land
fragmentary lines push a 19th or early 20th century tone urging readers to reject credit and embrace cash purchases. It mentions unions and farmers, with references to leaving bondage and entering a promised land of pay cash, urging unity in the movement.
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Bribe Takers Caught in Trap In New Mexico Senate Row
Santa Fe March 20 A A Sena policeman testified before the house committee investigating bribery in the senatorial contest. Four legislators Lucero Trujillo Montoyo and Cordova were arrested yesterday and bail set at 2000 dollars. Sena described overheard talks with Etiejo Baca and the four defendants in a hotel room where they supposedly agreed to vote for Baca designated candidates but not for another. Money passed was signaled by clapping. witnesses waited in an adjoining bathroom as the money was collected. The accused deny guilt claiming they were trapped in a political conspiracy and believed they were attending a caucus when they received 500 dollars each for promising to vote a certain candidate.
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Democratic Excise Bill Moves to Senate Finance Panel
Washington reports that the Democratic excise tax bill passed by the house was sent to the Senate and referred to the finance committee. Republicans acknowledge potential senate support but note half of one eighty Republicans backed the measure in the house.
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Maine result shows Wilson downward move in race
A Constitution reporter questioned John Temple Graves who urged calm about the presidential contest. He argued Maine proved Wilson’s downward trajectory and that Clark’s backers dominate early states. Hearst’s role: he favors Clark or Underwood and must back the Georgia ticket to defeat Wilson.
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Inmates Seek Bank Help for Milledgeville Brass Band
Sparta Ga March 2 Special three thousand inmates at the State Sanitarium Milledgeville appeal through Hon John D Walker banker to 600 banks for a small contribution to fund a brass band as part of treatment and recreation. Walker urged banks to respond and a report will be made at the next Georgia Bankers Association meeting.
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Milledgeville
John D. Walker
Georgia
Walker
State Sanitarium
Georgia Bankers’ Association
Macon Lady In Fountain Sparks Respectability Fight
In Macon Georgia the nude fountain figure before city hall draws petitions urging removal. The City Federation of Woman's Clubs backs a fight, calling the statue inappropriate and vaudeville in tone while urging the parks committee to act. A local humorist dressed the figure in violet with a sign I Am Respectable Now, adding to the controversy.
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Corneil
Committee On Parks
Macon
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City Clerk backs fountain figure amid women pressure
The council struggles to find support as hundreds of petitioning women back a fountain figure. City Clerk Bridges Smith presents the case and leads the defense, with wagers on his eventual success. A sharp round of quips follows as bystanders question his family tree.
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Bridges Smith
Woman slain in own stable in New York
New York March 20 Mrs Parquel o Pinelli was found murdered tonight in a stable she co owned opposite her home on One Hundred and Eighth street. Her 20 year old daughter Nel fig Lenore watched two men rush in and shoot her mother. The killers escaped before police. The daughter had killed a burglar in her home last fall and was acquitted. They had received threatening letters and kept guarded at home. Tonight the mother ventured out for the first time to her death. Can’t Blame Farmer. A bank president in Oklahoma comments history lists no bank precedents.
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Frank Moniecco
Banking ties with farmers shape loan and deposit intimacy
The report notes loans to farmers are deeply tied to the banks and the farmers, stating that such closeness will never fade. It highlights ongoing cooperation in credit and deposit relations, underscoring mutual reliance in agricultural financing.
Less Chance in Europe Noted in Business Culture
The piece contrasts Europe’s business scene with the United States, noting many men in large cities are partners rather than employees. It claims European managers rise via their own firms or others and cautions against family or relatives sharing honors, while questioning the idea of elevating employees.
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