Prolonged Special Session Debated Under Tariff Focus
Washington lawmakers debated a prolonged extra session led by tariff revision and currency questions. Democrats expect Wilson to urge other legislation after tariff action, with talks of income tax structure and revenue from fourteen tax schedules shaping the session.
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Congress
Wilson
Underwood
Clark
Cubgriss
Tha Spckers
House
Rouse Ways and Means Committee
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Veteran to Lecture on The Old South by Cartan Levert
A veteran speaker Cartan Levert will lecture on The Old South at the Beavers fall t on Hunter Street. The event is a regular gathering of the Independent Order of Beavers in Atlanta and aims to offer a literary day program.
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Lapten
Wil Deliv
Rat Ture
Beavers
Hunter Street
Order of Beavers
Atlanta
Cartan Levert
Six Sterling Silver Tea Spoons for Sale
Advertises six sterling silver tea spoons at 350 dollars with a Fairfield pattern and bright thread edge design. Promotes a range of wedding gifts including pearl handle knives, trays, glassware, and chafing dishes with a 110 page illustrated catalogue and mail order department for prepaid express delivery.
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Sheffield
George Peck and John Allen Visit Atlanta War Sites
George R Pee and John M. Allen, registered at Piedmont hotel, draw friends in Atlanta for a casual reception ending after a city ride and dinner with men tied to Atlanta’s progress. Peck, Chicago Mil waukee and St Paul road counsel, recalls Civil War marches. Allen, former Mississippi congressman and farmer, recalls humor and war scenes. They tour battlefields with Col. Luery en route from Florida to Tupelo.
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George R Pee
John M. Allen
Piedmont
Atlanta
Peck
Chicago
Milwaukee and
St Paul Rn Road
The
Santa Fe
Allen
John Allen
Mississippi
Tupelo
Nantes
Nea
Chattanooga
Savannah
Robert E Lee
Joseph E Johnstone
Congress
Mr Peck
Private John
Memphis
Vickshore
Stephen D Lee
George
Mob in Hyde Park Averts Riot Over Suffragette Meeting
A large youth crowd gathered in Hyde Park on March 9 armed with kazoos whistles and bells to confront suffragettes if they held their Sunday meeting. Police guarded the area as the demonstrators, sympathizers with the suffrage cause, dispersed after unrest. The event followed anger over the burning of Lady White’s empty residence and prompted heightened security at Windsor Castle.
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Hyde Park
Wro
Amy White
George White
Ladysmith
Lady Whites House
Windsor Castle
Windsor
Merch
Castle
Himpton Court Palice
Keir Hardy
Last Plea Planned for Claude Allen
Washington reports a last plea planned for Claude Allen in the death sentence case from Hillville Court. Attorneys prepare for a potential writ to stay the execution, with Justices Justin White and Hughes considering but not committing to the action at a forthcoming conference before the noon session.
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Washington
Tomight
Laidy Swanson
Surrem Yart
Woman Killed by Train Near Seneca on Sunday Walk
Mrs Robert Driver of Richland was fatally injured when struck by Southern Railway northbound train No 12 while walking home from Sunday school near Seneca. She died before reaching Greenville sanitarium. Moon Eclipse Noted in Melbourne and other cities with clear skies in Sydney and Brisbane.
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Robert Driver
Richland
Southern Railway
Seneca
Greenville
Melbourne
Australia
Sydney
Brisbane
Building Material Cheap One Hand Lumber and Brick
TRUITT & SON offer cheap building materials including lumber and brick. contact for prices and deliveries.
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M. Truitt & Son
Nebulae Show Clouds of Dust Enveloped by Gas
Observers at Lowell Observatory report nebulae in the Pleaides are clouds of fine dust enveloped in gas, reflecting starlight. Spectroscope observations including star 1 reveal a faint continuous spectrum with hydrogen absorption bands, supporting the nebular hypothesis of solar system origins and suggesting many nebulae may resemble early solar systems. Peter Lowell paused in Chicago en route to New York.
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Klagstafe
la Place
Loewill
Lowell Observatory
Lowells
Fir
Norman Lockyer
Ft Geor
E Derwin
Profesy Ugo Messnger
Roth
Peter Lowell
Chicago
Tomart
New York
Called From Church and Shot to Death
A shooting occurred outside a Waynesville church during a church testing drill. Henry Sorrelis walked into a fuel bin and was shot by Hardy Serrelis who opened fire from the doorway after a reported long quarrel. Sorrelis died and Serrelis was arrested about two hours later.
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As]ville
Moreh
Waynesville
Henry Sorrelis
Hg Nism
Hardy Serrelis
Hardy Berrell
Afu
Julie
White Girl Assault on Capitol Grounds
Mose Sherd a young Tallahassee man was rushed to Jacksonville after being arrested for allegedly assaulting a prominent young white woman on the capitol grounds Friday night. He was lodged in Duval County jail after positive identification by the victim. Shepard, son of a state capitol janitor, denies knowledge of the crime.
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Tacksonville
Fla
Mose Sherd
Tallahassee
Jacksonville
Duval County
Shepard
State Capitol
Capitol
Houston
Underwood Typewriter Office Offers Stenographers
The Underwood typewriter office announces it can furnish high grade stenographers. Phone Miss Hitt for service and rates, offering trained professionals for office transcription needs.
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Underwood ‘Typewriter
Easter Promenaders Crowded Atlantic City Boardwalk
Visitors from across the country packed the Atlantic City boardwalk for the annual Easter parade. Furs and gowns showed off, with the day billed as the resort’s largest crowd yet. Despite strict liquor-law warnings, saloon and cafe owners held lively business, some windows closed at parade peak, later reopening as enforcement appeared lax.
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Atlantic City
Hve
Judge Hamilton Cut by Windshield Glass in Mobile
Judge Hamilton of Mobile was injured when glass from a windshield cut his cheek as a car maneuvered from Union Station. He will take the oath as United States judge for the district of Porto Rico Wednesday with Harry T Toulma administering. He plans to travel to Washington and New York and then sail for San Juan aboard the Commodore in April.
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Selma Aja Mirch
Tidge Peter J Hamilton
Mobile
Union Station
District of
Porto Rico
Rachael
G W Smith
United States
District of Porto Rico
Tudee
Harry T Toulma
Mamilton
Seave Moblie
Washington
Nework
Wilson
New York
San Juan
Coral Island
Dekatur Courthouse Grounds Beautified Plan and Contractor
Dekalb county's Decatur courthouse grounds are being beautified under landscape architect Franz Schwalbe. He holds a contract with RL J Freeman, DeKalb Roads and Revenues commissioner, and work includes evergreens, shrubs, blue grass, reterracing the lawn, and braded and paved walks. He has previously landscaped Atlanta sites such as the former Wavez country place of Robert Maddox and Judge Lamar's magnificent estate.
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Atlanta
Robert F Maddox
Judge Lamar
Marshall cites predatory wealth at YMCA talk in Springfield Mass
In Springfield on March 23 Vice President Marshall condemned charity from predatory wealth and praised cooperative institutions. He urged showing public appreciation for Carnegie libraries and said communities value local public institutions funded by collective contributions. He spoke to a large, all women audience after addressing a mixed gathering.
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Springfield
Marshall
Young Mens Christian Association
Sun glare dangers cited for eye injuries ad
An old advertisement warns sun glare injuring eyes and urges readers to contact John L Moore & Sons for soft tinted lenses suitable for riding golf and sight seeing trips. The text mentions Brenna ofroat fA and includes unclear typography.
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John L Moore & Sons
Brenna Ofroat
Sunday School Slaton touts impact over church in large Atlanta turnout
Governor-elect John M. Slaton praised the Sunday school at First Christian as 1,215 attendees filled the largest Atlanta gathering to date. He recalled 38 years with Trinity Sunday school and highlighted the ennobling influence on youth, while Second Baptist and First Christian also drew over 1,000.
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John M. Slaton
Atlanta
Slaton
Trinity Sunday School
Mold
Second Baptist
First Christian
Easter Egg Gift From Child at White House Service
President Wilson angling to skip church crowds, attends Eastern Presbyterian with Mrs Wilson and daughters, where six year old Margaret Gundaker privately gifts a decorated Easter egg to Miss Eleanor Wilson. The gesture inspires a shy smile from the president as onlookers note the season’s parade setting and social turnout.
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Wilson
White House
Eastern Presbyterian Church
Margaret Gundaker
Margaret
Eleanor Wilson
Miles Eleanor
Childs
Miss Gundaker
Connecticut Avenue
Diplomatic Corps
Graham Wires Party Has A Delightful Voyage To Europe
Dr B J W Graham editor of The Christian Index and general manager of Index Printing heads a party sailing from New York on Cedric for a trip to Europe and the Near East. Passengers include his daughter Lorena Graham assistant principal Miss Savannah Clark Res H N Ramnes Rev E H Jennings and H Kirkland. The party reports a smooth voyage, no seasickness, and good health with warm regards to friends.
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B J W Graham
Christian Index
Index Printing Company
Europe
Near East
New York
Cedric
Lorena Graham
Georgia Avenue
Savannah Clark
Gay Ga
Res H N Ramnes
Win der Ga
E H Jennings
Dethan Ala
H Kirkland
Douglas
Miss Clark
Taft Addresses DAR Delegates At Georgia Convention
Augusta hosts the Daughters of the American Revolution Georgia convention with Hon William H Taft addressing delegates in the superior courtroom Wednesday evening. A stage dinner at Joseph B Cummings home will honor Taft tomorrow night. Taft spoke today at Tabernacle Baptist Church led by Pastor Charles T Walker. Taft and party plan to leave Augusta next Sunday afternoon for New Haven.
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Augusta
the Daughters of the American Revolution of Georgia
William H Taft
Joseph B Cumming
Chickamauga Park Commission
Taft
Peace Congress Energy Draws Atlanta Delegates
The fourth peace congress will be held in St. Louis May 3 and 4. The Business Men's League plans to raise 20000 dollars. Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs named five delegates. Governor Brown named appointees. Dr J J Hall says many from Atlanta may attend and welcomes any Georgia Peace Society appointees who can go.
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St. Louis
Business Mens League
Furst
Georgia Federation of Womens Clubs
Brown
J J Hall
South Atlantic
Atlanta
Georgia Peace Society
Train collision injures eighteen near Kanauga Junction
A head on crash between Kana wha and Michigan passenger trains Nos 8 and B near Kanauga Junction in Gallipolis Ohio injures eighteen people. Train No 5 was on 4 Switch left open by a brakeman. Both locomotives and several cars demolished, no serious injuries.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Kanawha
Michigan
Kanauga Junction
Here
Atlanta Clocks Rally To Keep City Time
Buck Buchanan inspector of weights and measures orders street clocks wound and repaired to ensure uniform Atlanta time. He will remove malfunctioning timepieces and enforce the clock ordinance, promising no more misguidance for citizens as clocks on Whitehall and Peachtree Street keep Atlanta time.
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T Buchanan
Weighta and Measures
Atlanta
Buck
Councilman Halls
Milledgeville
Gainesuille
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