Bailey Seeks Dissolution of Steel Trust Through Jail Penalties
Senator Bailey urged in the Senate that the United States Steel Corporation be dissolved and that officers of the law imprison or drive into fugitives from justice any malefactors of wealth who violate anti trust and interstate commerce laws. He argued fines fail because they let the public pay the cost, and insisted only prison would stop violations and compel enforcement.
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Washington
United States
Bress Corporation
Bailey
Senate
Steel Trust
Ita
Steel Corporation
Jou
Mr. Bailey
Ben
Mrr. Halley
Mc Halley
United States Steel Corporation
Ordered to Atlanta to Save From Death
Clarence G Kelly of Washington went to the United States to serve a two year term at Atlanta to save his life from two convicts he helped convict for housebreaking and larceny. He provided information to authorities that led to the arrest of Richard Osborne and Henry Johnson, his partners, who were sentenced after threatening Kelly. The district attorney sought to reduce Kelly’s sentence to two years so he could be sent to Atlanta, while the other two men were to Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jom Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Clarance G. Kelly
United States
Point TV
Atlanta
Kelly
Yries
Richard Osborne
Henry Johnson
Leavenworthworth
Confesses to Murder of Harry Teitlebaum
Vincent Karea 34 of 137 Cleaver Street Chicago was arrested on a Chicago warrant for the May 5 murder of Harry Teitlebaum 42. He confessed to Detective Charles Pelwell aboard a Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railroad train. Authorities planned to transfer him to Chicago where he fears execution.
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Chrondria
Vincent Karea
Cleaver Street
Chcago
Chicago
Fore Bakery
Milwaukee
Charles Pelwell
Daynargo
Chiago
Fococcm
Nashville
Chattanooge
Karen
Nim
Chicage
Potowra
Eleven year old girl leads prayer meetings in Atlanta churches
Rev Thomas E McCutcheon hosts child evangelist Gussie Harbuck of 140 Simpson Street in his church. The eight to eleven year old girl prays and speaks at services with a maturity beyond her years. She led an altar invitation at Edgewood Avenue Baptist where forty adults responded and moved the congregation to tears. McCutcheon plans evangelistic work this summer and several Atlanta Baptist churches have asked her to organize prayer meetings for them.
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Hittle Guache Harhuck
Jones Avenue Baptist Church
Thomas £. McCutcheon
Charlies Harbuck
Simpson Street
Little Guasle
Mr. McCutcheon
Edgewood Avenue Baptist Church
End
Almple
Gussie
McCutchson
Evangelisto
Atlanta
Miner Braved Broken Back For Moscow Trip
New York May 13 Racing death faced by Alezi a Laudent a miner who traveled from Birmingham Alabama to Moscow with a broken back His parents live in Moscow and his aim was to prove his strength after an Alabama mine accident left him injured He will stay in a Jersey City hospital for a few days before returning home
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New York
Alezia Laudent
Birmingham
Moscow
Russia
Laudent
Alabama
Jersey City
Trussia
Kent Judge Faces Grand Disbarment Charges
Mount Vernon Georgia May 13 A sensational disbarment petition targets William B Kent judge of Mount Vernon city court. The state accuses him of deceiving the court willful misconduct falsifying records defrauding a elderly woman and other alleged crimes within twenty two counts. The case draws wide county interest as leading lawyers join the protest and the court orders him to answer at the next term.
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Mount Vernon
Spectary
Montgomery Superior Court
William B. Kent
J. H. Martin
J. Geiger
W. Bf. Lewis
A. C. Safford
Eugene Talmadge
L. C. Underwood
W. L. Wilson
W. C. Davin
Dublin
F. H. Saffard
Swainaboro
J. Gites
Lyona
Eechel Graham
Mefine
University of
Episcopal Women Granted Vote In South Carolina Church
Spartanburg May 13 The South Carolina convention of the Episcopal church in session here today voted to extend to women the privilege of voting on church questions. The change was carried by a large majority of clergy and laity. The question of dividing the diocese was referred to a special committee.
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Spartanburg
D. C
South Carolina
The
Episcopal Church
WHEAT HOLD PLAN PROMPTED BY FARMERS UNION MEETING
Springfeld Missouri May 12 delegates of the National Farmers Union branch urged building a chain of grain warehouses to hold wheat for high prices. The move aims to shift marketing to farmers own control, with cooperation from the American Society of Equity and support from 8,000,000 more bales of cotton usage in place of imported jute.
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Springfeld
Xrain Growers and Cattle Growers
National Farmers’ Union
American Society of Equity
Theo G. Nelson
Equity Society
South
Philippines
Nelson
Sita Consociety
Crain Growers Department
Yoas
Farmers’ Union
Aoolaty
Great Aritel
Udy Wa
Fort
Texas
Texas State Union
Chicago
New York
Birmingham
Donation Pledge Linked to Hospital Reorganization in Atlanta
A wealthy Atlanta citizen promises a 100000 donation to Presbyterian Hospital contingent on reorganization. The May meeting at Central Presbyterian outlined aims, with trustees and advisory board keeping the donor’s name confidential. Multiple Georgia presbyteries attended, and bylaw adoption and officer elections were scheduled for sessions at First Presbyterian Church and related auxiliaries.
The Rotund Col Johnson Mistaken For Little Joe
Rome Ga May 13 Special A St Louis shoe house addressed a letter to Colonel Lindsay Johnson of Rome calling him Governor elect Johnson offering shoes for inauguration. Johnson editor of The Rams Tribune Herald may donate the shoes to the real governor elect Joseph M Brown. The jovial editor, famed for rotundity, is much larger than Little Joe.
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Rome
Bt. Louia Shoe House
Lindsay Johnson
Joseph M. Brown
Colonel Johnson
Rams Tribune-iHerald
North Georgia
Little Joe
New York Mayors Seek Hearing Over Actors Agencies
Mayor McClellan of New York writes to Mayor Adam of Buffalo requesting a rehearing on the actors employment bill after a veto. He cites that New York houses most theatrical agencies and that a hearing revealed troubling practice where actors’ bodies are treated as merchandise under contract. He urges action to address alleged wrongs in a civilized community.
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New York
McCleclan
Adam
Buffalo
Bim
McClellan
Texas war on lynchers begins in Tyler amid lynching case
Nine alleged participants in the lynching of Jim Hodge are held without bail to await grand jury action. Rangers present. crowd dispersed by drawn weapons. Several detainees discharged or granted $6,000 bond. six others held pending June district court term. attorneys seek habeas corpus to restore bond.
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Couty Jai
Lange
Th. F. Bryan
Audrey Campbell
Lewis Adams
Ross Ford
Horace Turner
H. F. Lindley
Jos Muttenon
Lawra Francis
Horace Austin
Birdo Pyran
Henry Hoybrook
Stewart to Speak at Grand Opera House Saturday May 29
Stewart the famous lecturer will speak at the Grand Opera house Saturday night May 29 under the auspices of the Junior Aid Society with proceeds to the hospital fund on the following Sunday. He will address a men’s meeting at the Lion theater at 6 90 o clock to the interest of the work. A supper will be given to medical staff trustees and advisory board at the Northwest Avenue Presbyterian church by the Ladies Auxiliary. Both old and new boards of trustees will attend.
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Hien
John MacVicar
Des Moines
Towa
Board of Commissioners
Atlanta
MacVicar
Atlante
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Taft Hall
Candler
Chamber For Commerce
Siir
Rot
W. W. Orr
George Moss Clothing Company
Vicw
F. J.paxon
Whitehall Atraat
Champer of Commerce
Credit Man's Association
Atlante Freteht Bureau
Puiders Exchange
Wholesale Grocers
Presbyterian Hospital
Synod of Georgia
Central Presbyterian Church
Hin
D. McKinney
Georgia
Mr. McKinney
Richard Orme Flinn
North Avenue Church
D. W. Brannen
Milledgeville
L. Norevis
McElroy
Columbus
J. H. Patton
Mariette
W.W. I. Lingle
A. R Holderby
G. Dg. Mydnor
Rome
First Presbyterian Church
Marietta
Trustees’ Board
Firet Church
Ladies Auxiliary
Knock-out blow for lumbermen in tariff ruling
Macon May 17 Special Standing Master Talley ruled against lumber manufacturers in the Southeastern Tariff Association lumber case. The decision limits overcharge reparations for 200 pound shipments to Ohio river points and beyond, finding freight costs largely do not affect mill prices. The Yarbutt Lumber Co of Wright, G alleged $4,446 in overcharges for 53 cars. the master noted many shipments’ destinations were unknown to shippers and that damages, if any, are remote and speculative.
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Macon
J. N. Tal Jey
Ohio River
Lmit
Wufferer
Aalon Litith
Talley
Yarbutt Lumber Company
Wright, G
Atlanta Hotel Men’s Association Hosts Mobile Trip
Members of the Atlanta Hotel Men’s Association travel by special train to Mobile after a lengthy Atlanta visit marked by a city tour, reception, and dinner at the Piedmont hotel. The group, part of a nationwide hotel circle, plans more events in Mobile before final adjournment.
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The
Atlanta Hotel Men's Association
Mobile
Taurs
Atlanta
Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association
Chattanooma
Atlante
Mobile Tz
Aragon
Wheen
Kimballvyilie Farm
Piedmont Driving Club
Roxboro Springs
Peachtres Road
Rivers
Piedmont Hotel
Orpheum
Maristi
Cold Spring
Cue Club
Georgia
New Kimball
Polk Miller
Fox Mobile
Sunda
Pryor Street
Mitchell
Artest
Whitehall
Viaduct
Peachtree
Majestic Hotel
Weather Prophecy Farr F Georman Watt Wriday
Forecast warns of moderate southerly winds and mild temperatures. Measurements show low and high readings with rainfall and monthly deficit and excess figures in inches.
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Georman—Watt Wriday and Saverapy
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Vincent Karen
Goss Aine
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