Democrats Seek Hearings On Schedules For Underwood Bill
Continued from page one the finance committee plans hearings with subcommittees before next Tuesday. Sen Simmons said no member will spare time listening to manufacturers after then. hearings must be pursued to frame schedules. A four day window remains to complete the bill for full committee and report to the senate by June 7. Democrats debate the anti dumping clause and free list provisions while cane growers and sugar interests press for higher duties. Henry Pharr of Louisiana Cane Growers argues the sugar trust would benetfit and that many small growers would suffer if free sugar passes. Senator Owen proposes amending senate rules to curb dilatory debate without locking channels at a fixed time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee
Simmons
Senate
Reap
Johnson
Ways and Mens Committee
Iman
Stone
Williams
Louisiana
Porto Rico
Henry Pharr
Louisiana Cane-Growers’ Association
Thornton
Randell
Pharr
American Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Trust
Underwood
Congress
Hts
Wilson
New Orleans
Owen
Hite
Senator Owen Delays Debates Over Resolution Discussion
The record notes a debate tactic aimed at forcing closure when considered dilatory. Senator Owen says he has not discussed his resolution with the president, signaling no prior coordination on the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Kennedy bequest funds to aid church erections debated
The Board of Missions sought to set aside 500000 of the Kennedy bequest to aid churches nationwide in erecting edifice, a plan opposed by Dr Anson P Atterbury and the Board of Church Erection. Secretary Thompson defended the administration amid charges and urged trust in the assembly’s authority as changes were debated and a new department for Sabbath school methods was considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
New York
Kennedy
Anson P. Atterbury
D.D
West Pare Presbyterian Church
Louisville
Thompson
Executive Commission
Board of Church Erection
Atterbury
Boards of Home and Foreign Missions
David
Dr. Atterbury
Francis Hyde
HE. J. Esselslyn
R. H. Greene
Alton B. Parker
General Assembly
Assembly Debates Evangelistic Aid and Asiatic Question
The assembly examined the American Bible Society aims and its global scripture distribution against its benevolent budget. It also addressed Asiatic concerns, urging Presbyterian colleges to report Chinese students and their durations. A motion to reconsider ending the home mission department was tabled, leaving the matter in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bible Society
General Assembly
Presbyterian Colleges
Home Mission
Department of the Church and Country
Ife
S. B. van Buren
Abington Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Turner to entertain at Germania Park Fourth of July event
The Atlanta Turn Verein entertainment committee plans an all day Fourth of July celebration at Germania Park with a noon feast and evening refreshments. Invitations go out from Newman Lasser, with expected delegations from Mobile, Charleston, and Chattanooga.
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Atlanta
Germania Park
Newman Lasser
Mobile
Charleston
Chattanooga
Mrs Healey Funeral at First Presbyterian Church
The funeral for Olive M. Healey will be held at 3 o clock this afternoon from the First Presbyterian church. Rev. Hugh Walker will officiate with deacons and elders serving as pallbearers. Members of the Pioneer Women’s Society and many friends mourn the seventy-year (text indicates eighty nine years of usefulness) life and send flowers in tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive M. Healey
First Presbyterian Church
Hugh Walker
Henley
Pioneer Women's Society
Westminster Alumni Meet at Cafe Durand Reunion
Twenty five Westminster college graduates from New Wilmington Pennsylvania attending the Presbyterian assemblies held a reunion at the Cafe Durand last evening at 6 30. Old times were recalled and a hearty fellowship meeting followed.
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Westminster
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Durand
Ames
Diner Quips About Hair Color and Found Belt
A stray line in a diner exchange has a patron deny the question about natural hair color while a humorous remark about discovering a black belt in soup ends the exchange.
Winnipeg to Regina Wheat Belt Trip Explores Western Canada
A Manitoba prospectus describes Winnipeg as Western Canada’s commercial hub with a vast railway yard and strong banking. It outlines a three day Daylight Wheat Belt trip from Winnipeg to Brandon Regina Moose Jaw Saskatoon, detailing stops, dining, and notable city features along the route.
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Ment
Manitoba
Canada
Excel Bank
Winniver
America
Io Bank
Winnipeg
Great Agricultural College
Winnipeg Real Estate Exchange
Regina
Saskatchewan
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan Elver
Buffalo
Excursion to Winnipeg and street improvements in Atlanta
An itinerary notes a Saskatoon to Winnipeg return trip with 4 PM departure and 8 AM arrival, marking a 1100 mile journey aboard a daylight wheat belt special. Nearby articles describe Peachtree pavement work and grade reforms on Mitchell Street and related street projects in Hapeville and Atlanta, with numerous property transfers and real estate deeds listed.
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Saskatoon
North Avenue
Wamue Street
E. Jannings
Annie Mo Freeman
Aaina
R. A. Gomvett
Thomguon
Bunker Street
W. C. Keenan
A.M. Symith
Marietta Wood
Comer
Paler
J. Golvnn
Lowla C. Raans
Hall
Cobh Realty Company
Sly
West Tenth Street
Algo Stalp
Weal
Tenth Street
West Line
Nottingham Atrest
Selma A. Marria
James P. Hanter
Ivey Tomi
Imn
Tot
Same
Ener
Kate G. Ryder
Mattie F. Hugging
Sila Lackle Street
Mills Etrent
W. Bryson
J.T. Oxburn
FG Weet View Cemetery Association
Evelyn R.kelly
B&y
FIM
Lovin GC. Bam
Loyds S. McDonsid
George M. Howe
Brookwood Resi Hetata Company
Fledmont Avenue
Oakdale Avenue
T. Tt. Creel
Jessia O. Si'lbeaks
East Boulevard
Haas Avenue
Jesate C. Withants
G. 0
Sherer
SSO
Atlanta — Development Company
Charles
Transon
Greenwood Avenue
Dr. Z. J. Crawford
We E
Cantelloy
Fraser
Fulton Streets
J. Z. Whtote
Minnie M. FaHott
Elizabeth Street
Edgewood Avenue
Benjamin Z. Fhilline
Nortiwest Aide
Morsyth Street
Garnett Street
Treasury Statement Shows Mixed U S Balance Figures May 21
Washington reports at the start of the day the Working balance 59,012,828 dollars and total general fund 131,868,720 dollars with reserves and unsettled items. The weekly exchange rates abroad include London at 2 percent for checks and gold and Paris at 37 percent. Market notes reference stock activity, money rates, and cotton expectations, with Liverpool grains and Wall Street support described amid broad financial movements.
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Washington
United States
Philippian Treasury
Deburnementa
London
Serurli
Perie
Wall Street
Hlinvis
Loutaulila
Nashville
Southern Railway
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Board OF Missions
North Side Homes
Fourteenth Street
Piedmont Avenue
Nortel Tackson
Poince de Leon Avenue
Waldo & Redding Grant Building
S. Scott
Ivy 590
Peachtrer
Alexander Street
Cree Street
Peter
Auburn Avenue
Turman, Black & Calhoun
Main
L.O. Turner Coo
Atlanta National Bank
Forrest Avenue
Pryor Street
Mitchell
Trinity
John Wesley Cooper
Candler
Marietta Carne
Georgia
ALL North Avenue Exchange
Bell Telephone Company
Trent
Smith & Ewing Real Estate
Peachtree
ATL
Harris G White
Johnson Ferry
Peachtree Road
Sliver Lake
Oglethorpe University
Harris G. White
Mmlance
Edward H. Walker
Walker Real Estate Company
North
Forsyth Street
G. R. Moore & CO
Candler Building
Carrier
Peachtrer Street
Porter Place
Whitehall
Forsyth
CA Cain
Carnegie Way
West Peachtree Beauty
BEN Graham Company
Empire
Southwest Corner Spring and
Harris
Bell Ivy
Fulton County Home Builders
Callaway
W. Wills
BI Padgett, JR
Druid Hills
Ponce DE Leon Avenue
Sharp & Boylston
Murray Hill
Kirkwood
Decatur
Walker & Patton
Nelson Street
Marvin R. McClatchey
IVY
East Lake Junction
Georgia Home and Farm CO
Peachtree Street
Sixth
Fifteenth
Buckhend
Public Works Committee
County Board
Mitchell Street
M. Inman
George
Clayton
Ivy Street
Morland Avenue
West Peechtree
Hapeville
Mayfield
F. M. Bullock
W. G. Lovell
Fairview Avenue
Lean
R. Berry
Best Font Lumber Company
Francia Avenue
East Point
Fill—hartes B. Travnan
Fulton County
Buillert
Geeeawood
Saltonaste City
Uuilders
Rosa Horefeld
Oide Cascade Avenue
Chery Alrest
Stxis
John M. Jackson
Careterae Guardian
Highland Avenue
Eamma
GT. Dyer
Mra
Mary Lebohn
Wallmut Street
Wooten
Allos May Taylor
Dorsty Street
Cherry Street
A. G. Dallas
Longion Regutstein
Hell
Cobb Realty Company
Saventectt
W. Wimpy
Chariotts Barker
W. S. Wimpy
West Tenth Arrest
Joan F. Smith
Charlotte C. Barker
Sridwell
Birco
Paul F. Vase
Charlee E Hayman
Cyller and
Howell Min
Woodrut
Tema
Pattiile
South Aide Waverly Way
Humz Street
Mortgaren
Sar
Menckhaven Estates
Cratra Bank and Trust Corporation
Delall County
Eald
Mattie
Colonial Trust Company
North Alae Pons
Do. Leenavenus
North Boulevard
Rorner Spring
Looxiui
Campbell
Joly Dicker, Jr. & Co
Brookhaven County
Stub Et al
Brogunaven Betates
Detatb County
Gover
Pulte County
L Eal Brookhaven Country Club
Row
Hoffman
Horth
Cotter Universcity
South Broad
Ogleaby Grocery Company
Azle Gretse
Diamond
Alderney
Ideal
No. & Barrela
Royal
Horsford's
Ight Brown
Domino
R. R
Ball of
Cales
Texas Ateern
Stow
Konnee City
A. Louie
Catrie
Texas
Carkoad Iota
Belfere
Caine
Treasury Statement
Exzhan
France
Rarus
Diarouni
Paria
Bank of Rans
Autver
Tundun
Bank of Faglant
Linseed
Duluth
Minn
London Stock Market
Liverpool
Galveston
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