No Decision Delayed In Col Huff Case Trial
Macon May 22 Colonel W Huff faced contempt charges in the U S district court. Judge Grubb reserved decision and said it would not be announced until next week. Prosecutors argued no attempt to influence Judge Speer with letters sent to his home.
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W Hult
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Felder
Huff
Turse
Emory Speer
Oliver D Street
Alabama
Istrict
Herran
Jada Speer
Messeng
Judge Speer
Speer
Almiss
Jim Towag
Northern Baptists Send 35 Missionaries
In mid May at the Northern Baptist convention, 35 new missionaries were appointed for foreign fields. They will sail for their destinations this summer and winter. A debate on finalizing a key question heated the floor, delaying action. The finance committee reported progress on funds for Baptist church missions in northern sites.
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Florida Senate panel backs initiative for refer endum
Tallahassee Fla May 22 The state senate committee on primaries and elections by a tie of 1 to 1 today decided to report favorably the resolution providing for the initiative and referendum in Florida The resolution was adopted by the house of representatives by a vote of 30 to 20.
Senate agrees to currency hearings amid opposition
Washington May 22 The senate voted to authorize hearings by the banking and currency committee on proposed currency legislation amid Republican opposition to sweeping reform this session Several senators warned against hurried measures while others urged focus on tariffs and monetary reform proposals Newlands urged statewide reserve associations with a central banking board while Newlands and Nelson favored rapid action Senate discussions touched on Mr Wilson's influence and Republican inquiries at preliminary conferences with key figures in the treasury and administration
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Wisconsin lessons for Philadelphia
Madison Wis May 22 On the campus of the University of Wisconsin today Mayor Rudolph Blankenburg of Philadelphia pledged a renewed purpose to solve his citys problems The mayor spoke to a large assemblage of students and the delegation of 120 easterners who came here yesterday to learn the lesson of popular education as the university operates throughout the state He said there is a new spirit in Pennsylvania as in Wisconsin Our people have suffered from indifference ignorance and selfishness We are trying to wake out of this lethargy and one proof of it is that this delegation of over one hundred has come here to learn how you people in Wisconsin have solved the problems that have been troubling us We are going ahead to make the improvements We will go away with the ignorance indifference and selfishness all through this country and when we finish we will be a shining light for all the world People in Philadelphia have not looked at the operation of a great city as that of a corporation Let we have in the city of William Penn over 1900 000 stockholders We are going ahead to make that corporation efficient We have begun by banishing the politicians from the city hall Marketing of farm products the benefits to the farmer of agricultural extension work the importance of pure bred grains the value of pure bred live stock will be explained and demonstrated by the staff of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture tomorrow morning
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University of Wisconsin
Mate Rudolph Blankenburg
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
William Penn Oyer
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Atlanta nurses certified as registered professionals in Georgia
Augusta May 23 Special The state examining board of the Registered Nurses Association of Georgia held its annual meeting. Forty three applicants passed. thirteen failed. Certificates as registered nurses were issued to Misses Queenie Jones Caroline Hill Virginia Hasty Viola Miller Mande Carter Ethel Moore Ethel M Hardwick Onesse Oliver delle Johnson Alma Ragan Lena Fox Lil Han Alexander Myrtle Brown Jewell Hatcheller Mary Caldwell Wright Fowell Jewell Pickett Sarah Dossey Thzabeth Roberts Marie Williams Tucia Masse Elen McClary Joassy Wilson Margarette Hagan Rosa Mor Banthel Phillips Maggie McMath.
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Lena Fox
Lil- Han Alexander
Myrtle Brown
Jewell Hatcheller
Mary Caldwell Wright Fowell
Jewell Pickett
Sarah Dossey
Thzabeth Roberts
Marie Williams
Tucia Masse
Elen McClary
Joassy
Wison
Margarette Hagan Rosa Mor- Banthel Phillips
Maggie McMath
U S Bankers Deny Causing 1893 Panic
Senator Smoot presented senate records by the American Bankers association denying they issued the controversial circular blamed for the 1893 panic after the Wilson bill. He read a general secretary's letter stating the circular was a fraud and a call by bankers to retire silver certificates and call loans was unfounded. The records show the circular was declared fraudulent by the association, while Senator Thomas argued the panic stemmed from bankers seeking to repeal the Sherman act.
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Wilson criticized by Republicans over Maryland interference
Washington May 2 Republicans in executive session sharply attacked President Wilson for interfering in the Maryland senatorial fight where Democrat William T. Marbury seeks to replace Democrat Joan Walter Smith. The debate occurred during the confirmation of Sherlock Swann as postmaster at Baltimore, a Swann supporter of Marbury. The session lasted about thirty minutes as Swann was confirmed by a narrow vote.
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Wilson
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William T. Marbury
Joan Walter Smith
Demoncrais
Sherlock Swann
Kiltimore
Swann
Marbury
Smith
White House
Marbur
Edward K Campbell
Court of Claim
Walter W Warwick
In Memory of Dr Hale Statue Unveiled in Boston
A heroic bronze statue of the late Reginald Everett Hale was unveiled today by the Unitarian association in Boston. William Howard Taft and former Governor John D. Long addressed the crowd. The former president spoke of his ties with Dr Hale during his time as chaplain of the United States Senate.
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Taylor Efficiency System Abolished by Daniels Order
Boston May 22 Congressman James M Curley announced that Secretary Daniels will abolish the Taylor Efficiency System in U.S. navy yards. He spoke to Charleston navy yard workers amid a recent strike threat, noting Assistant Secretary Roosevelt quoted that the Taylor system will not be permitted in navy yards during this administration. The decision rests with Secretary Daniels.
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Navy Yards
Daniels
James M Curley
Charleston Navy Yard
Congressman Curley
Navy
Roosevelt
Underwood Typewriter Office Offers High Grade Stenographers
The Underwood Typewriter office announces available high grade stenographers and directs to contact Miss Hatt by phone for arrangements.
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Underwood Typewriter
Republicans 10 Work to Capture Congress
Washington May 22 Republicans urge a joint Senate House caucus to reorganize the Congressional Campaign Committee and plan a publicity campaign to reclaim power in next year Progressives join regulars in an effort to reunite the party and appoint a conciliation committee to meet with House Republicans for a unified strategy for elections and delegate selection reforms.
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State Normal Board Meets This Afternoon
Athens Ga May 22 Special I The trustees of the State Normal school will meet Friday afternoon May 23 in annual session The list of attendees includes T J Shackelford Athens president A Brown Albany vice president G A Mell Athens secretary Gov Joseph M Brown State School Superintendent M L Brittain ex officio Barrow Chancellor W J Morton J R Hogan from state at large T J Shackelford E J Bondurant from Athens Trustees A O Bacon Senator Macon Judge Hamilton McWhorter Byron B Bower from Bambridge Joseph W Smith Manassas J M Conum Americus A A Carson Columbus R Smith Avanta FC Beauchamp Williamson S Griffiths Buchanan E A Copelan Greensboro L M Brand Lawrenceville Lawton B Evans Augusta Charles Lane Selena The meeting is not expected to bring changes in faculty or policy.
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Speaking of Opportunities Encursion to Jacksonville May 27
Announcement details a travel opportunity to Jacksonville Florida on May 27 with a 600 dollar round trip from Tampa Florida. The note credits R.E Camp City Passenger and Ticket Agent W WimanyY.
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R.E Camp City
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Fatal Shooting in Moultrie County Sparks Cross County Drive By
Berlin dispatch reports Jim and Jerry Hart shot Jo Harnage and fatally wounded his father near Brooke County after a lumber dispute. Both Harts were wounded. Jo Harnage died and the elder Harnage was mortally injured. Sheriff probes the incident as Hart brothers recover.
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Jim
Jerry Hart
Brooke County
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Jarry Hart
Bohemian Cubists Stage Post Impressionist Show
San Francisco Bohemian club members who never drew before attempt cubist art in a June 4 show titled Justice by Supreme Court Justice Melvin. Sixty latest subists work with floor paint and varnish to create a waterfall of whitewash over revived statutes in a humorous, confounding display.
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Senator Ashurst Pushes Bill For Government Armor Plant
In Washington on May 22 Senator Ashurst introduced legislation to appropriate 1.8 million dollars for a government armor plate plant. The bill calls for a three member Navy board to find a site and report within three months after passage, with construction to begin within six months. Secretary Daniels supports the project and has conferred with Senator Ashurst on the measure.
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U.S
Washington
Ashurst
Navy Office
Daniels
Benator Ashuret
Caminetti Named for Immigration Chief
Washington May 22 President Wilson nominated Anthony A Caminetti of California for commissioner general of immigration. For postmasters nominations followed including Cassius La Byrne Ardmore Oklahoma Joseph M Poulnet Charleston West Virginia C Pierre H Fike Spartanburg South Carolina and A H Buie Ennis Texas.
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Wilson
Anthony A. Caminett
California
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Ardmore
Olka
Joseph M Poulnet
Charleston
Pierre H Fike
Spartanburg
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Texas
Marked Improvement by Students in Penmanship Department
Messrs Crichton and Shumaker praise the penmanship course as essential for business advancement. They highlight the department as a key feature of their sewing school and present specimens showing graduates’ notable improvement. Many students say the skills earned are worth the tuition many times over.
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Messrs Crichton and Shumaker
Lyme
Crichton-Shumaker College
Radium talk in feldspars near Gainesville and myths of Stone Mountain
In Capitol gossip a geologist reports radium in feldspar around Gainesville is unlikely to be commercially viable and notes radioactivity in tranophane from Stone Mountain. He cites pitchblende origins and uranium association while warning extraction from uranophane remains doubtful.
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McCallie
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