Burdens Lifted From Southern Farmer Debate Over Payne Bill
The minority report from the Ways and Means Committee attacks the Payne bill as crude and sectional. It claims duties remain onerous for southern farmers, especially cotton producers, while other sectors lose no relief. Critics say the reform would raise living costs and shield manufacturing, with little net revenue gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Chatep Clark
House
Clark
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Payne Ball
Texas
Philippines
Omer
Republican Party
Death foretold Roosevelt goes on jungle hunt
A university man warns Roosevelt that his age and temperament could make him an easy victim of Africa climate. The article outlines how Roosevelt spent his last day in the United States before departing for the African expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States
Stam predicts Roosevelt death on Africa trip
New York on March 2 1922 Professor Weedenck Stam of the University of Chicago, visiting New York, repeats his forecast that President Roosevelt will not return alive from Africa. He cites dangerous African climates and ferocious fevers as factoring risks along with Roosevelt's quick temper, suggesting he should instead visit the Great Lakes.
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Stam
Roosevelt
New York
Africa
Weedenck Stam
University of Chicago
Rooseelt
Profesor Starr
Tropics
Roosvelt
Wall
Greet Lakes
Roosevelt Prepares for Atlantic Voyage From Oyster Bay
Ex President Theodore Roosevelt, in Oyster Bay, completes final departure plans for his transatlantic journey aboard a Hamburg liner. He inspects his cabin, greets Mrs Bowman and daughter Ruth aboard a train, and receives a gift of Beagle verses. Local officials present an engrossed resolution praising him. Roosevelt recalls McKinley’s death via Mount Marcy dispatch.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Roose
Warren Bowmen
Ruth
Mr Roosevelt
Airs. Bowman
Wil
Bowman
Mr. Roosevelt
M. F. Cronin
Noria Creek
Adirondack
Mn Roosevelt
Adelaer
North Creek
McKinley
Mount Marcy
Buffalo
Cronin
Roosevel
Roogeelt
Friemis
Ald
Blm
Six Georgians Absent From Party Caucus Clash
The report details a bitter caucus where Fitzgerald and Harrison clashed over resolutions censuring twenty three Democrats who defied Leader Clark. Georgia reps Edwards Livingston Lee Brantley were absent, while Hardwick Bartlett Adamson Hughes Bell attended and attacked the deserters. The committee urged automatic removal of bolters, sparking debate and a long, tense session.
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Fitzgerald
Harrison
Hardwick
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
House
Tve
Shamp Clark
Clark
Edwards
Griggs
Livingston
Lee
Brantley
Georgia
Bartlett
Adamson
Hughes
Bell
iChamp Clark
Georgis
Bollera
Fitagerald
Sr Bartlett
Mitegerald
Clayton
Alabama
Ollib James
Kentucky
Committee of Fifteen
Cannon
Fits- Gerald
Mimocity
Democratic Party
Tooley Street
Berty
Francis Burton Harrison
New York
Peters
Boston
Maia
Kidnappers Restore Little Boy After Ransom Payment
In Sharon Pennsylvania last Thursday a boy named Willie Whitla was kidnapped from his school. The father, Willie Whitla Sr of Cleveland, paid 10000 in currency to a Cleveland woman acting for the kidnappers. The boy was later recovered at the Hollenden hotel in Cleveland where his father embraced him and kissed him. A concurrent Senate resolution offered 18000 for information leading to arrest and conviction of the kidnappers.
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Lad
Sharon
Cleveland
Ohio
Kittle Willie
Whitia
Mex
Boy
Herrisburg
Senaté
Willie Whitla
Wille Whitls
Whitis
Kich Sayles
Gutskirte
G. W. Ramsey
Edward Mahoney
Waang
Bell Boys
Wille
Stwron
Warren
Newcastle
Aghtabula
East End
Whitla
Hollenden Hotel
Witla
Apaper
Toro
No Scrub Judges Wanted by Taft Fella Delegation Says
President Taft will appoint federal judges only from respected, capable candidates. North Carolinians urged for Herbert F Seawall. he must win the trust of districts served. Hitchcock denies Georgia postmaster rumors and notes no changes soon. Senator Bacon returns to Senate with strong committee roles amid reshuffled assignments.
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Jobe Corsigan, Jr
Washington
Tattle
North Cardlinans
Herbert F Seawall
Ne Marly
Hitchcork
Hitchcock
Constitution
Harry Blun, Jr
Savannah
A. L. Tanahe
Blun
Georgia
Lawsheend
Taft
White House
Bacon
Senate
James Ducley Morgan
Agein
Clay
Repatare
Senaor Bacon
Committee On Rules, Judiciary and Foreign Relations
Stewards Name 1909 Officers for Atlanta Methodists
The Atlanta Methodist Stewards Association held its annual meeting at Paul Church. J C White was elected president, J A McCord vice president, and W J Campbell secretary treasurer. Four addresses urged more churches, practical religion, and lay leadership to advance city evangelism and unify Methodist forces.
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J. C. White
J. A. McCord
W. J. Campbell
Atlanta
Elmo Massengale
J A. McCord
R. A Broyles
Tries to Wreck Train Near Montgomery
Montgomery Alabama March 22 Pleas Davenport a year old negro boy was arrested as the fourth member of a gang of four negro youths who attempted to wreck the Louisville and Nashville railroad twelve miles south of Montgomery We did it the little fellow confessed because we wanted to see some white people
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Montgomery
Ala
Davenport
Louierville and Nashville
Ralla
McGhee
Senator Clay’s Senate Committee Roles and Perks
Senator Clay holds key posts on committees including railroads expenditures, postoffices and Postroads, manufacture, and women suffrage as chair of a select panel. He also serves on appropriations, coast and insular survey, defense, public buildings, grounds, and university matters, consuming much of his time and attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
Capitol
Cig Defenses Publi
Governor Smith Denies Rumors on Political Future
Governor Smith rejected reports that he has decided on his political future and said he will announce any decision promptly if it concerns Georgia voters. He criticized Telegraph quotes as fake and noted no definite plan or exit strategy, signaling no denial of future ambitions beyond denying the cited statements.
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Smith
Prompton
Atlanta Dispatch
Macon Telegraph
Hoke Smithesterday
Consil
Ion
Georgia
Gwitch
Offici
Telegraph
Amith Ao
Weather Prophecy Falls Across Forecasts
Fragmentary weather notes state temperatures and normals with unclear figures. The brief mentions a lowest and highest temperature, mean versus normal, and precipitation estimates for the month including inches of ramath and excess glace.
Weather Stations and State of Weather Overview
A brief notice summarizes weather station updates and the current state of meteorological data. It notes station statuses, data collection changes, and upcoming forecast reporting adjustments.
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Alene
Payne
Epposie
Celephons
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Federal Bench
Fella Southern
Atlanta Methodist Stewards’ Association
Negro Boy
Ment
Abilene
Baltimore
Charleston
Chattanooga
Chicago
Cincinnati
Denver
Detroit
Dodge
Galveston
Huron
Jupiter
Key West
Knoxville
Los Angeles
Mowile
R Montgomery
Norfolk
Omaha
Palestine
Raleigh
Rapid City
Lous
Padi
Tacoma
Tampa
Thomasville
Viewsburg
Wilmington
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Niewspapre
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