Final appeal by Georgia mill men before tariff committee
Special hearings on tariff ended with Georgia mill men among attendees. Columbus Manufacturing and related firms from Georgia urged gradual tariff reductions and distinctions between gray yard goods and finished yarns, stressing impact on local mills and farmers.
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Georgia
Joha Corrigan
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Aub
Senator Smith
Georgia Cuttin
F B Gordons
Columbus Manufacturing Campire
J D Mawsey
Fous
Phaenix Milla Couretus
F W Smith
Muskogee Manufacturing Empany
Columbus
Gordon Salt
Fisor
Atarif
Oan Ag
Swhsei Ur
Wilson names Jones to head land office
President Olson sent to the senate the nomination of Jones of Las Vegas as first assistant secretary of the interior and of the general land office. Clay Tallman of Nevada and Charles W Bruce of New Mexico named as commissioners. The postmaster positions and related appointments are noted, with background on Tallman and others.
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Wilson
Jones
Washington Way
M Olson
Senate
Noriatl
Andrius 4
Las
Clay
Charles W. Bruce
Nacory Post
Theo Willer
Pittes
Wiss
Ilington
Charlotte N CG
Wetlenson
Tyler
Texas
New Mex Bar Association
Hhe
New Mexico
Democratic State Center
Tennessee
Tallman Lenge
Territors
Arizona
Dunnett
Washington
Guilty of Larceny Says Philip Musica
Philip Musica pleaded guilty to larceny in a New York federal case. He and relatives allegedly swindled about 900000 dollars through fraudulent sales of human hair. The United States District Court ordered proceeds to be turned over to the river of 4 Wo ica & Sons in New York.
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Philip Musica
Lew York
Phills Musa
Tw Brothers
Banka
Tuman
Sly Wu
Antoni Wasik
Duvler
United States
Ica & Sons
New York
Tcoulin
Iim
Vial Bank
Defense Outlined for Shoe Combine Case
A terse defense outline details the government's argument in the Shoe Combine matter. Counsel argues the firm used legitimate practices to keep the business running and to meet required covenants while addressing claims of impropriety.
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Roy
Cort Tna
Tariff Lobbyists Panic Over Information Suppression
Turmoil surrounds tariff debates as sugar interests press information access while lobbyists fear threats and fundraising plans to investigate witnesses. Senate finance chairmen discuss protests from Germany France and Britain as tariff schedules near final revisions and political tensions rise.
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Isana
Senate
Cummins
Lippitt
Rhode Island
Simmona
Finance Committee
Simrans
Washington T
Haman
Simmons
Senate Finance
State Department
Sonmans
Todty
Germany
France
Great Britain
Washington
Wilson
Pusserand
Senate Finance Pub
Tenver
Shafroth
Colorado
Thomas
Cmpanies
Reed
Missouri
Ja Michisan Beet Sugar Company
Thornton
Louisiana
Spoh Us
Martine
Lowsiana Senatos
Wirtine
Hivan
Florida
Enater la Eulett
Nater Burton
Penata
Olver
Disc &S
Tron
Lodge
Snators
McCumber
Grenna Norrie Ison
Clapp
Smoot
Borth Works
Fiethur
Sanata Gore
Wilson Jude Fletcher
Emivision
Lurene
Clyde liner Katahdin reported disabled
A Clyde Line freight steamer Katahdin was reported disabled off the North Carolina coast after an electrical storm cut the wire service station and interrupted transmission. The extent of Katahdins injuries could not be ascertained from the incomplete message received this afternoon.
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Charleston
Mar
North Carolina
Stengerfest Held In Charleston By German Societies
The Saengerfest at the Academy of Biuste in Charleston drew German Americans from ten cities tonight. Judges and engineers formed among the audience as the South Atlantic League of German Societies represented the event. The league plans its eighth annual convention tomorrow morning.
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Charleston
Citis
Academy of Biuste
South Atlantic League of Germansoueties
Ingees
League
Coaster Brake Trust Fined Heavily in Sherman Act Case
In Rochester on May 2, in U S district court Judy John R Unsel of Pastalo led the action against the Coaster Brake Trust. Six corporations and eleven individuals pleaded guilty to conspiring to restrain trade and monopolize domestic and foreign trade under the Sherman Act. Fines totaling 814500 were imposed. several cases were discontinued. Named corporations include New Taparture Manufacturing Company and Corbin Screw Company. individuals include Walter J Jackson and Dewitt Page among others.
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Rochester VY
United States District Court
Judy John R. Unsel
Pastalo
Socaded Coaster Brake Trust
Nelle Contendre
Additina
Nelle Draxeau
Ani Bines
New Taparture
Wanufaet
Ringompany
Filetol
Corbin Screw Company
New Briton
Miami Lind
Jek Ko
Huntington
New York
Albert
Rockwell New Departure Company
Dewitt Page
Treadway
Willam
Graham
Gales H Moore
Bristol
Chae Glover
Cardinas Rew Corporatiar
Clarence
Bart Carin
Corporaton
Killy Foodie
Miami Company
Ralph D Woater
Emmett W. Jackson
Miami
Daan
Jackson
F F Jackson Jr
Titadway
G P Moore
Jige Havel
Coaster Brake Trust Indictments Settled After Prosecution
Four bicycle and motorcycle parts manufacturers faced charges tied to a Coaster Brake Trust scheme formed in Buffalo in 1909. The group allegedly fixed prices, with a patent license plan driving the price hike from under $2 to $3.50 on coaster brakes and related parts. Proceedings included leniency rulings and a settlement through voluntary dissolution of the companies. United States Attorney John Lora O Brien declined to quash indictments. arraignment occurred in Rochester.
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Hazel
Coaster Brake Trust
United States
John Lora O Brien
Rochester
Buffalo
Geven
Lectures by Leo Holze at Alliance Hall Tabernacle
Leo Holze will speak twice at Alliance Hall 79 Capitol Avenue this afternoon at 3 o clock and tomorrow evening at 7 45 at the Young Peoples meeting. He recently attended Presbyterian assembly meetings in Atlanta and will lecture in several city churches. Both services are free and open to the public.
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Alliance Hall
Leo Holze
Christian Missionary Alliance Tabernacle
Capitol Avenue
Young Peoples
Mr Holze
Atlante
Presbyterian Assembly
Hardware men meet at Taft Hall today
Five or six hundred hardware dealers from all sections of Georgia gather at Taft Hall for the annual convention of the Retail Hardware Dealers Association of Georgia.
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Taft Hall
Retail Hardware Dealers Association of
Georgia
Hardware Convention Opens With Expositions and Arrivals
The three day convention fills the auditorium with exhibitors from New York Philadelphia St Louis and other points. Hardware men have arrived in force and the event is expected to be the best attended in years with A T Rose of the Atlanta Steel Company serving as chairman of the local committee.
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New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
A T Rose
Atlanta Steel Company
Jocal
Committees on Fr Teated Visit to City
Committees on Fr Teated offer a cautious welcome to visiting dealers during their stay in the city, aiming to ensure comfort and orderly conduct. Officials coordinate logistics and safety measures while local merchants anticipate potential economic activity and public interest.
Brownie Cameras Offered by Hawkes Co Catalog
Brownie cameras promise easy to use snapping for beginners with prices from one to twelve dollars. Send for catalog from A K Hawkes Co. Dakota Dept.
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KK Hawkes Co Hi Dak
Lddre
Wyittul
Rich & Bros. CO
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Gordon
Massey
Smith
Underwood Bull
CLYDE
New Departue Manufacturing Company
Carbin Screw Corporation
Connecticut
Pelipse Machine Company
Elmon
Miami Cycle and Manufacturing Company
Mid Gletonn
Pdeparture
Departura
Yew
Wee
Reas
Ths
Hicago
Fred S. Stewart Company
Seashore Mountain
Alyles
AM. Rich & Bros. CO
Rich
Ratine
Rich & Bros. Coa
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