Regulation Sought for Cotton Exchanges Regulation sought in Senate debate
Washington March 26 Debate on the Smith cotton exchange regulation bill in the senate today showed it would be radically amended before passage Senate leaders said the mail ban on exchanges dealing in futures for nondelivery would stay but the section would focus only on future contracts The Pat ten cotton pool was praised as patriotic by Senator Hoke Smith who said the pool freed legitimate traders from New York exchange The amendments would push for government grading standards and settlement based on the actual value difference between delivered grade and the middling basis for contracts
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Washington
Smith Cotton Exchange Regulation
Senate
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Patten Cotton
New York Cotton Exchange
Ransdell
Agnes Scott Debaters to Contest Newcomb Students Tonight
Agnes Scott College delegates Mary Helen Schneider Emma Jones and Marguerite Drills left Decatur for New Orleans to face Newcomb College in the intercolegiate debate at Tulane University. The topic: whether the federal government should acquire and operate the country's Telegraph systems. Newcomb chose the negative.
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New Orleans
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
Newcomb College
Tulane University
Agnes Scott
Mary Helen Schneider
Emma Jones
Marguerite Drills
Newtomb College
Multiple Local Deaths and Funeral Notices in Georgia
A sequence of obituaries and funeral notices from a Georgia paper lists deaths of W Stacyavis at a private sanitarium age unavailable, Lula Hix at 66, Lizzie T Thomas 45, Joseph Livingston 77, Helen Edwards, and Turner with funeral details, interments at West View Hollywood Oakland Johnson and related family survivors noted.
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Joseph Livingston
Joseph W. Livingston
Ahr
RB. Z. Livingston
Hollywood Cemetery
L. C. Turner
Tr. ¢. Turner
West View Cemetery
Court of Appeals of Ga Judgments Affirmed and Reversed
Court of Appeals of Georgia affirms judgments for multiple defendants from various superior and city courts. Included are Gass v State from Elbert Superior Court with Meador and Donnelly representing plaintiffs in error, and numerous other cases with plaintiffs in error and state responses. Reversals noted in Fitts v City of Atlanta and Allen v Mayor and Council of Carrolton. Also dismissed Carter v State from Gilmer Superior Court. Names: Rawlings, Meador, Donnelly, Fort on, Pendleton, Dorsey, Covington, Arnold, etc. Courts include Fulton, Elbert, Albany, Quitman, Griffin, Colquitt.
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Denfelds State
Bmranuet Superior Court
Judge Rawlings
W. W. Larsen
Gass
State
Eluert Superior Court
Auige Meador
T. Donnelly Bennatt
Thomas J. Brown
Goufeitor General
Beldwm Oy
Maxson & Jinkoson
Alvin L. Richards
Stevens Y. Clover
City Court of Americas
Junge Harper, Shipp & Sheppard
W. Dykes
Gardner
Western Union Telegraph Company
City Court of Albany
Clayton Jones
James T. Mann
Dorsey, Brewster, Howell & Heyman
Pottle & Tafmayer
John K. MacDonald
Contra
Morris
Jet Davis Superior Court
Conyers
W. W. Bennett
J. H
Pendieten
John A. Boykin
J. L. Megson
W.d.elha
Howell
Colquitt Superior Court
Thomas
W. A. Covington
T. W. Mattox
J. Wilkes
Solicitor General
Mitchell
Hugh M. Dorsey
Ward State
Fulton
Fendieton
Kamper « Weaver
Lowry Arnold
Fowell Vy. State
City Court of Griffin—Tudge, Flynt, Conner & Mills
W. MH
Fitts
City of Atlanta
Fulton Superior Court
Bell
E. F. McClelland
Herzberg
E Mayson
W. D. Elis, Jr
Allen
Mayor and Council of
Carrollton
Carroll Superior Court
R. W. Freeman
Smith & Smith
J. ©. Newell
Candler Buys 2500 Atlanta National Shares for 855000
Asa Candler purchased a fourth interest in Atlanta National Bank stock for 855000, buying 2500 shares from Alfred Swann and 380 from Edward Inman. The deal, one of the era’s largest, does not alter control or management, with the bank capitalized at 1 million dollars and a 1 million dollar surplus. Mr. Candler leads Central Bank and Trust and holds wide financial influence in major markets.
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Asa Candler
Atlanta National Bank
Edward H. Inman
Alfred R. Swann
Tennessee
Swann
Mr. Swann
James Swann
Atlanta National It Ie
Candler
Central Bank & Trust Corporation
New York
Kansas City
Mr. Inman
Georgia Rate Orders Held Up by Commission
Washington March 26 Special The Interstate Commerce Commission indefinitely postponed the effectiveness of several fourth section orders affecting Georgia towns. Most orders were to take effect April 1 after delays from February 7 with a general adjustment pending and revision dates to be announced. Cases involved Pelham Camilla Sylvester LaGrange Chamber of Commerce Atlanta and West Point Vienna Montezuma Central of Georgia and other rail lines.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sec
Georgia
Pelham
Camilla
Sylvester
Atlantic Coast Line
LaGrange Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
West Point
Vienna
Georgia Southern
Florida
Montezuma
Central of Georgia
Some Teachers Lack Respect for the Flag in New York
Ernest W. Elbert, at a New York board of education meeting, introduced a resolution demanding compulsory flag salutes by pupils and teachers before or after Bible readings, with a plan to sing after the Star Spangled Banner stanza. The measure was referred to a committee for consideration amid concerns of unpatriotic teaching creeping into schools.
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New York
Ernest W. Elbert
Board of Education
Nancy Hanks Nephew Dies in Oklahoma
Enid Oklahoma March 26 William Joseph Hanks aged 51 who claimed kin to Nancy Hanks the mother of Abraham Lincoln died here. He was born in Brown County Illinois and served three years in the Union Army in the Civil War. Mrs Hanks aged 74 survives him. An advertisement for Waterman Ideal pens appears at the end.
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W. Stacyavis
East Calnntregt
Mary Davis
Irene Davis
Lewis
Leonard
Lyman Davia
Fire Department
Federal
Kemzins
Bloomahela’s
Tutermert
West View Cemetery
Enid
Oklo
Wiliam Joseph Hanks
Nancy Hanks
Abraham Lincoln
Hanks
Brown County
Ilinois
Ready-to-slip-on spring suits and hats at low prices
Foolish friend, our ready-to-slip-on spring suits are custom tailored at lower prices. Serge suits cost 15 to 20 dollars, tailored woolen worsteds in grays blues pin checks and stripes. Patch-pocket Norfolks for young men 5 to 10 dollars. Hats include Stetsons 3.50 to 4.00, Youngs 3.00, best 2.00 hat in America.
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Troy
America
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