FATE OF HIDES AND OF LUMBER
Wellington reports a sharp split among Republicans over hides and lumber schedules in the new tariff law. Democrats may hold deciding votes as separate votes on each question approach. Western senators back resuming duty on hides. Lodge favors free hides. lumber free of duty faces stiff opposition from advocates. McCumber from North Dakota supports floor fight. Separate senate votes promised. changes to Payne bill rates possible.
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Hunting in East Africa Like Shooting Cows in Backyard
New York March 28 In the opinion of Dani Estes Boston publisher who arrived here today on the westbound train former President Hnossret will find hunting biz Fame in East Africa like shooting cows in a yard He adds antelopes and animals of that kind are so they lie along railroad tracks and scarcely look up as the train goes by
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One Grand Republic of Entire Continent Predicted
In Aubeville North Carolina on March 24 former Governor Polk predicts the hole of the American continent will become one great republic under the United States. He warns a clash with Canada is inevitable in the not distant future and cites American migration into southwest Canada as the leaven for eventual conflict. He also notes Mexico’s mining interests and Diaz era policies as factors to consider for future tension.
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Bible Class Grows Fast at Mulberry Street Church
In Qlecon Georgia on March 28 a new Bible class at Mulberry Street Methodist church drew many men to Sunday school with Hon W N E Harris in charge. Harris is noted as a faithful Sunday school worker whose leadership has built a large following.
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Two Boys Held On Southern Rail Theft Charge
John Keith and John Carr, two boys hardly sixteen, were lodged in police barracks on a charge of stealing. Watchman Rogers took them from the yards last night after they ran away from Chattanooga while seeking work. They claimed to be headed south to seek fortunes and may be held for their parents or to face the accusations.
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Rev John S Moore dies at Oxford after long teaching career
Oxford Ga March 28 Special after a illness of four weeks Dr John S Moore 66 former professor of Latin at Emory College died at his residence He taught at Randolph Macon Summerfield Centenary Southern University Emory He married Miss Porter of Pensacola Fla Survived by his wife and six children The funeral will be Monday at 3 pm at Oxford Methodist Church with Revs W H Le Prade and C E Bowman officiating Interment Oxford Cemetery
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Confessed Murderer Hangs Self in NY Jail Cell
James Vango, a young Black man who confessed to killing Isadore de Vallant, night clerk at the Hastern hotel, hanged himself in his Chicago-placed cell. He died by a handkerchief strangling with a pencil gag, after writing farewell notes to his wife and Detective Murphy. He admitted the murder but claimed two accomplices were involved.
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Vanderbilt University Glee Club to Return Next Wednesday
Hundreds who heard the Vanderbilt University Glee Club at the Grand Opera House last year look forward to their return next Wednesday evening. The group, famed for its sweet music, clever finish, and lively performance, attracts a large capacity audience and many seek tickets as their dates are limited by university schedules.
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Woman Kidnapper Keeps Her Nerve in Mercer Melee
Mercer Pennsylvania March 28 After a week of movement and excitement James H Boyle and Mrs Boyle or McDermott or Thurston or whatever her name may be faced intensified suspense The woman read most of the day while the man smoked and studied plans He bought tables breakfast lunch and supper The woman remained calm while the man grew more nervous and hungry for liberty The hearing is expected tomorrow morning with Boyle hoping the trial stays in Mercer Others say three more accomplices are sought in this county and Ohio Former Judge Samuel H Miller may defend Boyle at the April court session
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Philharmonic Orchestra to Highlight Festival Feature
The Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra tops festival plans with conductor Henrik Olsen praised across Scandinavia and Europe. American-born Victor Clark and other soloists join a stellar lineup. season tickets go on sale this weekend with limited quantities and higher single-ticket prices.
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Funeral of Bot Goodwin the One-Armed Negro Ferryman
In Montgomery Alabama 1000 white attendees watched Bot Goodwin’s funeral today. E W Bling funded the burial after his river rescue. Mayors Teague and pallbearers helped present a medal to Goodwin for bravery as Eliza’s citizens paid respects.
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Couple Arrested in Abduction Case of Willie Whitla
James A Boyle and his wife, arrested in Cleveland, are jailed in Mercer Pennsylvania for safety until deported to Sharon to face an abduction indictment. Boyle is familiar to Sharon residents from past years. The woman’s identity remains unclear though alleged to be Chicago businessman's daughter. she denies kinship, appears educated and musical.
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Sleeping sickness scare grips central Paris oasis
A missionary of the Order of the Holy Ghost collapsed unconscious in the Luxembourg Garden and was rushed to the Pasteur Institute. Doctors report the condition serious. The man contracted sleeping sickness on the Upper Ubangi river in equatorial Africa.
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Funeral of Mrs. P. C. Sawyer in South Macon
Funeral held in Macon Georgia this afternoon for Mrs. P. C. Sawyer who died at her home in South Macon Elder W. W. Chilas of the Primitive Baptist church officiated The remains were interred in Fort Hill cemetery She is survived by two daughters and two sons
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Southern states meet in New Orleans to boost child labor laws
Delegates from twelve southern states gather in New Orleans at Governor Bandera's invitation for a three day conference to adopt a uniform and comprehensive child labor law system. Governors Bandera Hadley and Noel will attend. Prominent civic leaders and speakers are on the program at the Grand Opera House and Atlanta College of Pharmacy event.
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Stocks Move Higher Despite Discouragements In Market
Prices of stocks advanced slowly last week amid discouraging business signals and doubts about a quick revival. Despite weak prospects, there was notable resistance by investors to lower prices, with professional selling limited and demand from uncovered traders supporting a firmer tone.
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Man Falls From Pinona Avenue Bridge in Macon
A. W. Waits, 11, fell ten to fifteen feet from the Pinona avenue bridge over the Central railroad in Macon, breaking his skull and dying after hospital treatment. A mill operative, he leaves a wife and two sons. he had been chatting with friends on the bridge at dusk.
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Ladson Attacks Gompers Case In Atlanta Speech
C T Ladson attorney for the federation denounces Justice Wright and the sentences of Gompers Mitchell and Morrison as groundless and unjust. He claims the ruling throttles press and speech, likening it to autocratic regimes and urging organized labor and all citizens to demur against this constitutional threat.
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Tariff Fronts In Congress Stir Debates In Senate
Wellington March 26 Congress debates the tariff bill with general discussion likely to extend beyond the week. The House plans long sessions from 10 am to 10:20 pm while Senate finance keeps studying schedules but halts regular business. Front-rank speakers include Rendell of Georgia, Kentucky, and Burtezon and Gilleepia of Texas.
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Speech on Gompers Conviction and Censorship Echoes
The speaker denounces Justice Wrights verdict against Mr Gompers as unjust and argues that injunctions curb constitutional rights. He cites Mppeala decisions and quotes from the Federation to protest political suppression and defend public protest and labor education against autocratic censorship.
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