Trust measures worry leaders in Senate and House
Washington May 24. Democratic leaders face a week that will decide whether Congress adjourns in July or delays into fall as anti trust legislation split over a comprehensive omnibus bill or separate measures. Senate will decide if its own trust bill or House bills are advanced, with debates possible for weeks. tolls repeal and trade commission bill move amid night sessions while other appropriation bills and the Clayton bill face broad opposition and labor exemption fights. The Mexican situation appears quiet, and rural credit and cotton futures acts may surface this session amid ongoing conservation and other measures ahead of adjournment.
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Trade Commission
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Judiciary Committee
Lala
American Federation of Labor
War Department
House Interstate Commerce Commission
Representative Flood
Virginia
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Appomattox
Committee On Agriculture
Boulevard Drive Paving Opens In Kirkwood
Work starts today on Boulevard drive in Kirkwood with 3 PM ceremonies at Warren Street. Mayor Gilliam and officials participate as a 80 foot wide major DeKalb County thoroughfare linking South Moreland Avenue to East Lake Drive. Speeches by Mayor Gillam and other officials.
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Kirkwood
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Warren Street
Gilliam
DeKalb County
Moreland Avenue
East Lake Drive
Public Works Department
Atlanta
R. F. Gillam
W. C. Cousins
R. J. Freeman
T J. Branson
R Greenberg Confederate veteran dies at 11 o clock
R Greenberg aged veteran of the Confederacy died at his home 18 Capitol Avenue on Sunday morning after weeks of illness. He leaves a wife and several children including Misa Bottié Greenberg Albert Greenberg and Sam H Greenberg. Born in Arnsberg Germany he came to Wilmington NC as a boy and later moved to Atlanta eighteen years ago. He served with Whiting and helped defend Fort Fischer earning Heroes of Fort Fischer honor. Funeral at 4 pm today at home Rabbi Marx officiating Interment Oakland Camp No. 159 UCG escorted by camp members.
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R. Greenberg
Capitol Avenue
Misa Bottié Greenberg
Albert Greenberg
Benjamin Pharmacy Company
Sam H. Greenberg
Greenberg & Bond Go
Greenberg
Atlanta
Wilmington
Arnsberg
Germany
N.C
Confederacy
Whiting
Fort Fischer
Butler
Porter
Britannica at low prices until May twenty eighth offer ends
A historic prospectus recounts the new edition of Encyclopaedia Britannica, detailing its all-at-once publication, large investment, and 1,500 contributors from 21 countries. It notes cost savings from bulk printing, the vast scope of 29 volumes, and a limited time offer requiring $5 down for full delivery.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Encyclopaedia Britannica Company
West 32Nd Street
New York
India
Pendleton Dies A Noted Atlanta Citizen At 6 This Morning
William D M Pendleton, longtime Atlanta resident and head of Pendleton Guano Works at Clifton, died Sunday morning after a long illness. He leaves a wife, three sons Talmadge Charles M and A B Pendleton, a daughter Mrs Frederick V Bronk of Hartford, a sister Mrs S F Muse and a brother Dr J C Pendleton. Funeral at his residence 29 East Third Street this afternoon with interment in Oakland Cemetery. An honorary Cherokee escort will attend.
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William DM. Fendleton
Mr Fendleton
Atlanta
Avanta
Pendleton Guano Works
Clifton
Georgia Railroad
Sir Pendleton
Talmadge
Charles M
A. B. Pendleton
Barbecue Aims to Welcome Disciples Convention Guests
The first Christian church ladies of Atlanta plan a barbecue on May 29 from noon to 1 p.m. for Atlanta businessmen. Proceeds will fund hosting for visiting women attending the great international Disciples of Christ convention in October, showcasing genuine old south hospitality. Mrs A S Wilson chairs the committee with Mrs Edmondson in charge of the planning room.
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Disciples of Christ
Atlanta
South
First Christian Church
A S. Wilson
Edmondson
Houston School Fair Highlights Houston Educators Rally
Perry Georgia May 24 Special The first Houston public schools fair and educational rally drew nearly all rural teachers and most schools with exhibits in a large Armory Grove park tent including sewing cooking and manual arts. Union School woodwork showed strong pupil work under Professor GT Hunt with prizes awarded to Giovanni Mrs Glenn F. Riley and Miss Bertha Sharpe for two teacher schools and Haynesville with Irene Hair, the single teacher prize winner.
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Houston Public Schools
Armory Grove Park
Union School
GT Hunt
Aret
Giovani
Glenn F. Riley
Bertha Sharpe
Haynesville
Irene Haird
Rev C W Minor Leaves Bainbridge for Madison Pulpit
Bainbridge Ga May 24 Special Rev Carl Minor pastor of the Baptist church resigns effective June 2 and will depart for Madison Ga after years of service making many friends who regret his departure Mrs Minor and their daughter also have a wide circle of friends who rejoice in their advancement but regret the move Me
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Carl Minor
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Baptist Church
Madison, Ga
Britannica to be produced in small annual lots
The Britannica will be manufactured in small lots of a few thousand sets yearly. Higher manufacturing costs will raise the selling price proportionally.
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Morocco
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