Georgia seeks third federal district and judge for state
Washington May 11 Special Active steps by Georgia's congressional delegation follow a Savannah bar conference to create a third judicial district and appoint another U S district judge. Rep Adamson pushes southwest Georgia for the new district and a Savannah judge, arguing faster business handling. Georgia lawmakers debate lines with north south divisions and anticipate shifts in Atlanta Macon and Savannah.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Georgia
Savannah
Adamson
Griggs
Brantley
McKinley
Dusiness
Charleston
New York
Hardwick
Atlanta
Macon
Airman Flies Across the Channel in Record Time
French aviator Marcel Brindejos de Maullnus reaches London after crossing from Bremen via Brussels Calais and Dover. He left Bremen Friday at 8:40 AM, refueled at Calais, crossed the Channel in twenty minutes at high speed, flew over Gravesend and London, and landed at Hendon at 6:05 PM. Public viewing noted, London airspace rules cited.
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London
Marcel G. Brindejoin Des Maullnus
Skendon
Bremen
Brussels
Calais
Channel
Dover
Canterbury
Thames
Gravesend
Hendon
Pastor to address conferences in Atlanta this May
The pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Cleveland Ohio, originator of the Presbyterian Brotherhood, is a noted lecturer. He will speak at the evangelistic conference in Atlanta on May 14 and at the Brotherhood conference on the evening of May 20.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cleveland
Ohio
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Atlanta
Brotherhood
Federation of Arts Meets in Washington
The American Federation of Arts plans its fourth annual convention in Washington on May 1 6 with delegates from 173 chapters. Mrs Woodrow Wilson will host a garden party at the White House on May 18, while both President and Mrs Wilson back the federation. Topics include art smugglers and industrial art, aiming to broaden art knowledge.
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Washington
American Federation of Arts
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Wilson
Federaton
Cbetter
Federation
Central Train Wreck Near Columbus Slight Injuries Reported
The Central of Georgia passenger train from Macon derailed three miles east of Columbus while moving at speed. The engine and cars derailed but did not overturn. A few passengers were bruised. none seriously hurt. Passengers transferred. track to be cleared by morning.
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Columbus
Central of Georgia
Macon
Arbitration tribunal opens to settle US Britain claims
Washington May 11 report that the international tribunal for settling outstanding pecuniary claims between the United States and Great Britain will convene its first meeting under President Hank A Fromageet of France. The panel includes Sir Charles Fitzpatrick and Chandler P. Anderson. US claims total 4 320 06 and British 2 966 000 with schedules guiding which cases are heard.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
International Tribunal For
Hank A. Fromageet
France
James Bryce
P. CG. Knox
State Department
British Foreign Office
Canada
Yukon Territory
South Africa
India
President Fromagest
Charles Fitzpatrick
Chandler JP. Anderson
Department of State
C. J. B. Hurst
Robert Lansing
J. Reuben Clark, Jr
Arthur P. McKinstry
H.H. D. Pierce
Charles F. Wilson
E. L. Newcomb
Robert A. Young
A. C. Kerr
Americans greeted by Italian royalty in Rome visit
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena welcomed the American commission to Rome as they begin studying agricultural cooperation and farmers credits in Europe. Representative H E Moss quoted the purpose while Joseph N Francotini presented the commission's resolutions amid courtesies to all delegates and accompanying ladies.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Sovereigna
Corpa
Tneti
Naples
Rafaelo Cappelli
Institute
United States
Signor Nitti
H E. W. Moss
New World
International Institute of Agriculture
Joseph N. Francotini
New York
Italy
America
American Commission
Unseasonably Warm Week Ahead Across Nation
Washington May 11 Unseasonably high temperatures are not expected across the country this coming week. Temperatures will rise Monday over the eastern half and Tuesday from the lake region eastward to near normal. cooler by Monday night in the plateau and northwest with frost in the latter area. By midweek cooler in the plains and upper Mississippi valley. Generally fair in the South and northwest to central regions with showers possible early week in the northwest central west and central valleys. Thunderstorms possible in the South Atlantic and east gulf states early week then fair later. In the northwest gulf states fair weather overall.
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Washington
Weekly
Weather Bureau
Alec
Lake
Plateau
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Upper
Lake Region
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Gulf States
Two Birdmen Enter Havana Flight Challenge From Key West
Key West aviator Augustine Paria will enter the contest for a $10,000 prize offered by the city of Havana for the first successful flight from Key West to Havana. Rostilli is listed as a participant and supporting crew, with unclear role and details amid the garbled OCR text.
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Key West
Havana
Key West, Fla
Augustine Paria
Cuba
Plame
Whith
J Rostll
Riketins
Ahr
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