Titanic Disaster Echoes in Senate Action and Ship Safety Push
Senator Smith condemned antiquated boards and urged joint action to ship New laws. Senator Benita praised the tragedy’s pathos and called for safer ocean travel with wireless watch and lifeboats. Congress passes a joint resolution to thank Carpathia’s crew and to honor Rostron with a gold medal for rescuing 374 women and children and 30 men. A commerce committee review proposes watertight bulkheads, lifeboat capacity, and a new safety commission with a 1000-dollar appropriation to study vessel law. The Senate editorial links Rostron’s rescue to broader reforms ahead of 1933.
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Roosevelt Wins in New Jersey Delegates Chosen
In New Jersey delegates were selected with two per district and four at large, plus a personal presidential preference vote. The results echo late primaries as the tally, ahead of only South Dakota, shapes the Republican contest before the national convention.
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Money From Darrow Tied to McNamara Trial Bribery Plan
Franklin testifies Darrow paid him and Harriman. He describes planned bribery of jurors for the McNamara case, detailing $13 000 from Darrow, a $1 000 note, and later $5 000 with aims to sway jurors Bain and others. Court adjourns as Fos ter contempt case moves to Judge Willie.
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Superior Court
Rockefeller Hearing Transcript Excerpt on Dissolution Plans
A fragment from a hearing features questioning about how subsidiary companies are to be managed and dissolved. Rockefeller answers vary, denying detailed steps while confirming a general plan to have each subsidiary fulfill its own function and to align boards and directors with the overall aim.
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Notorious Senate Critics Dismissed by Press Opinion
The Daily Chronicle denounces Senator Smith for technical ignorance and a grotesque oration that undermines the report. The Xpress and Daily News echo concerns, while Mersey’s conclusions draw public admiration and rising alarm over his published assessment.
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Arnold Bennett Takes Europe's Revenge on Washington
Harper's readers learn of Arnold Bennett’s brisk Washington tour seen through a Europe’s revenge lens. An entourage speeds through monuments and the capitol, with Bennett noting the rush contrasts European sightseeing. The essay lampoons American haste and contrasts it with European polish.
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McLarin Funeral Obituary Notice
Friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. G. E. McLarin from the Adamaville residence at 11 o clock this morning. Pallbearers include M. M. Anderson, M. L. Legg, J. M. Lee, J. B. Smith, J. W. Thompson and S. H. A. Howell. Carriages will leave Harry G. Poole's at 3 o'clock.
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Meeting Notice for Dorsey Brewster Howell Heyman Firm
Attorneys at law EF Brewster Albert Howell Hugh M Dorsey Arthur Heyman announce a meeting. Officers listed in Kiser Building address in Atlanta Georgia with long distance telephone numbers 3023 4084 and 3025.
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