Tariff Deluge for the Senate Opens Week
Washington May 2 The tariff debate continues as the Senate Finance Committee aims for wide latitude in discussion while handling schedules. Senators Borah Pyles Bradey Dolliver and Cummins plan speeches this week. Senate meets daily at 3 pm with potential extensions. Philippine tenafe bill expected Thursday. House plans no other business.
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Pyles, Bradley, Dolliver
Cummins
Washington
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Pyles
Benstore Dradiey
Dolliver
Senate
Bob Gordon Returns to Atlanta to Lead Furniture Co
Genial Bob Gordon, a popular business man, returns to Atlanta to live and devote time to the American Furniture Co where he serves as vice president. He will reside with plans to engage locally, asserting he never felt at home elsewhere and intends to contribute to the community.
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Bob Gordon
Atlanta
American Furniture Co Ofo
Intersata
Chattanooga
Mir Gordon
Tariff War Power Vested in President
Washington Ma. The senate bill on maximum and minimum tariff powers gives the president authority to declare a tariff war or refrain. It allows him to decide if other nations discriminating against U S products and to negotiate trade concessions by proclamation. The bill also enables appointing information corps to aid duties abroad with commissions to forge foreign agreements. Changes require higher duties and no concessions can terminate tariffs by current congress.
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United States
Congress
Under Arch of Flame After Explosion at Nickelodeon
About 300 people marched under an arch of flame after an explosion in the lamp room of the Crescent Nickelodeon. Fire touched the front entrance. two women fainted, and the moving picture operator was severely burned. Cool heads averted a possible panic. loss described as small.
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Crescent Nickelodeon
Church Sermon Attacks Colleges Over Heresy Influence
Pastor Dr Holderby denounces modern higher education as pandering to commercialism and teaching atheistic doubt. He cites a Cosmopolitan article by Bir Haro’d Bobe and lists Harvard Yale Princeton University of Chicago and others as harboring dangerous liberal ideas undermining Bible and morals.
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Terching
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Yale
Frincetop
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William and Mary
Univerity of Chicago
University of California
Sie
Jesus Christ
Chattahoochee Steamer Sold by Savannah Line
Major J F Transon reports the steamship Chattahoochee sold by the Savannah Line to Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. for about 150,000 dollars. The vessel, in service thirty years, will run Baltimore to Georgia ports and extend to Jacksonville. Savannah Line plans two new vessels costing over 250,000 dollars each.
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Savannah Line
J F Transon
Central of Georgia Tramway
Ocean Steamship Company
New York
H Fa
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Baltimore
Garyannah
Jacksonville
Fie
Kansas City
Savannah
New York City
Boys Worrying Drivers of Autos Cause Nuisance
Electric tunabouts face rear bicycle key hitchers causing motor stops on hills. Owners press police to curb the nuisance as the weaker electric machines struggle under load. Police to act. meanwhile the assailants flee when confronted. Also obituary notices Missionary Shelton Jackson dies at 75 in Asheville.
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Asheville
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Dela Jackson
Washington, D. C
Officers To Take Thirty Day Hire March To Virginia
A thirty day march by army officers began in Virginia to study warfare. Major Riven Awift led a long line of horses and troopers from Wort Myer toward Fredericksburg to meet thirty officers on May 7. Colonel R K Tvara commanded the march, with action near Richmond around May 18 and Fort Ayer by June 3.
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Virginia
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Wort Myer
Riven Awift
Fredericksburg
Army War
Grant
R K Tvara
Ataff
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Ataft
Ricfmon
S. Hundred Milce
Fort Ayer
Trial of Sheriff Impeachment Casts Heavy Cost Risk
Montgomery May 2 Aims to impeachment of Sheriff Caxslas Mobile hinges on who pays trial costs. If the sheriff loses he must quit and cover expenses. if the state loses it covers costs. Governor Comer will decide funding from the contingent fund amid delay. Assistant AG Martin handles details in Carter’s absence.
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Mobile
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Telegraphers Organize in Macon District Meeting
Telegraphers in Maton Ga formed an organization for railway and commercial telegraphers last night. The meeting in the Order of Railway Conductors hall drew EM Sutherland, Mrs ME Pattison, Waton F Boyd, and others to establish a local federation. A filing place was chosen for commercial telegraphers, with another meeting planned in June to finalize the organization.
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EM Sutherland
Central of Georgia
ME Pattirson
Central
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F . Boyd
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Commercial Telegraphere Bn
New Passenger Station Is Almost Assured in Athens
Athens May 2 The movement for a union passenger station gains steam as the chamber of commerce outlines facts and figures to persuade officials. Southern Seaboard Central and Gainesville Midland visitors examined the site April 22 and Georgia railroad officials were delayed by business. General Manager Boott expressed interest and said Georgia would participate if the project serves the state and people. If built Georgia would need about half a mile of extra track beyond its current depot. The other railroads could join without extra tracks.
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Chamber of Commerce Committee
Go Convincing
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Gainesville Midland
Georgia Railroad Officinia
Teaterday
T. K. Scott
Genral Freight
Enger
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Boott
Georgia
Union Station
Bulla
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Farmer Charged With Counterfeiting in Augusta Ga
Augusta Georgia May 2 192? Farmer of Berevan county identified as J Bentleys 4 Well known farmer residing 4 miles from the city was arrested by deputy Latted Binnies on a charge of counterfeiting. Seized paraphernalia and a mount of counterfeit money were found. Bail set at 1000 with preliminary hearing scheduled. A shooting incident occurred nearby injuring Wl Dann, another local farmer, in the afternoon yesterday. The case follows a separate event reported today involving a man named Sewell and others.
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Augusta
le Bowell Kormerly
Berevan
Lowell
Sewell
Bond
Marteeie
Colored bike race entries pour in for June event on Federal Road
Entries are coming in fast for the colored bicycle race to be held on the Federal Road in June. Samuel Palwarda of South Georgia wires in a bid entry as others mail theirs. Prizes totaling 200 dollars will be awarded to the winning rider, with the event expected to draw a large colored sporting contingent.
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Federal Road
Samuel Palwarda
South Georgia
Willie Taylor Dies in Near Mill Mishap in Columbus Ga
Special report notes six year old Willie Taylor son of Calvin Taylor of Joman City died near a mill in Columbus May 2. A weight from an elevator hit his head as workers tried to move a box, and the elevator screamed while two painters, Charles Graves and another man, were injured. Investigators say the elevator weights were not supposed to be in use and the accident occurred during painting inside the shaft.
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Columbus
Wittie Taylor
Calvin Taylor
Joman City
Geath Tom Ery
Roemingham Stene
Charlee O Graves
Piewa Marx
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