Democrats to caucus to limit legislation in extra session
Washington May 28 The House will caucus Monday to limit legislation in the extra session to tariff currency and possible emergency appropriations. Democratic Leader Underwood to present committee selections of all three parties and outline the house program. Progressives meet and approve assignments, urging cross party reform while Republicans set caucus for Saturday to consider their own committee makeup.
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House
Underwood
Weys and Means Committee
Mann
Althoum
Representative Murdock
Kansas
Congress
Chandler
New York
Murdock
Classified Phones Promised for Main 5000 or Atlanta 109
A brief classified note directs readers to place or reply to want ads by dialing Main 5000 or Atlanta 109. The item implies a local listings service using telephone exchanges for ad placement and responses. No additional details on dates or identities are given.
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Atlanta
Aflanta
Bedingfield Guilty Verdict in Georgia Shooting Case
Macon Ga May 28 Special The jury found Mallory Bedingfeld a Macon mill supply agent guilty of shooting Guttenberger a music dealer when the two men clashed last fall The six hour deliberation preceded a sentence due Thursday Bedingfield claimed accidental shooting mistaking the burglar Guttenberger testified to a backyard assault Bedingfield offered diamonds to aid expenses while Guttenberger prepared a damage suit The case drew a large crowd and both sides described prior tensions in the neighborhood
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Macon
Mallory Bedingfeld
Uttenberzer
Bedingield
Guttenberger
Guttenberger Klaffe
Mtenberger
B Bedingfield
Bedingfield
Redingfeld
Covington to Deliver Law School Commencement Address
W A Covington of Moultrie will give the principal address at the Atlanta Law School commencement at Grand Opera house on Saturday night June 7. The program includes final exams the week ending May 31, special lectures June 8, a Hamilton Douglas prize debate June 2, and an oratory contest June 4. The debate, presided by Robert Owen, features a capital punishment question with judges Mrs Hamilton Douglas Judge Joseph Lumpkin and Thomas Connally.
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Moultrie
Atlanta Law School
Grand Opera House
Dean Hamilton Douglas
Hamilton Douglas
Law School
University Club
Atlanta
Joseph Lumpkin
Supreme Court of Georgia
Thomas Connally
Robert Owen
Willnehide
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HK. KE. Lee Cone
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J. R. McCleland
J. F. Highsmith
B. B. Patterson
Franklin $. Chalmers
Jeonac J. Grossman
Southern Ruralist Buys Uncle Remus Plant for Expansion
The Southern Ruralist company has purchased the Uncle Remus Magazine mechanical plant at the corner of Piedmont Avenue and Hast Hun ter Street from bond holders. They plan to enlarge facilities ahead of forming a new corporation to handle general commercial printing and to print the 172,000 circulation of the Southern Ruralist on their presses locally.
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Uncle Remus Magazin
Piedmount Avenue
Hunter Street
Southern Huralist
Uncle Remus Corporation
Manufactures Exports Climb In First Ten Months of 1913
Washington May 24 Exports of manufactured goods from the United States in the first ten months of the fiscal year 1913 rose by about 600000 dollars per day over the previous year. Total exports reached 1253000000 against 1099000000, with finished manufactures showing the largest gain. The trade balance favored the country, with exports totaling 56000000 more than imports at 4548000000.
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Washington
United States
Redfield
Bureau of Domestic and Foreign Commerce
Education Seeks for Young Waif Everett in Atlanta
After The Constitution highlighted waif Willie Everett who drifted into Atlanta seeking day work and night classes, many offered help. Merchant C. W. Hatcher expressed strong willingness to locate him and ensure access to education, while Everett and two companions left the jail ward in search of work and education.
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Atlanta
The
Constitution
Qne
C. W. Hatcher
Marietta Street
Everett
Tama
Hatcher
Ridle
Willie Eiveratt
Alabama
Judge A L Miller Returns to Macon for Georgia
Judge A L Miller of Macon who has served as arbitrator in the Guayaquil and Quito railroad dispute will leave for Georgia tomorrow after weeks studying briefs. He says he is going home to study and await developments. Representative Howard's baby Piere is convalescing from pneumonia. Gordon Lee and others will travel to Baltimore to inspect George W Vanderbilt's game preserve offered as a forest reserve.
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A. L. Miller
Macon
Guayaquil and
Quito
Renador
Georgia
Dartles
Syanisa
Gordon Lee
Appalachian Forest Reservation Compression
Galtimore
N Cc
George W. Vanderbilt
Fine Opportunities In Constitution Acts
May days bring merchant inducements across wearables and home goods. Lighter underwear thinner outerwear hats shoes waist shirts and neckwear headline bargains flood pages. Prices lowered to create demand and attract wider buyers, with excellent merchandise on offer.
Defiled Nogales Consulate Sparks Diplomatic Protest
May 28 Nogales Ariz unidentified persons defaced the front door of the U S consulate at Nogales Sonora. Consul Frederick Simpich sent a protest note to the town prefect. A policeman removed the defacement and Sonora officials apologized, saying enemies of the insurgent government caused the act to strain revolutionary U S relations. Special police guard the consulate around the clock.
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Ariz
United States
Sonora
Sensul
Frederick Simpich
Cal Sonora
Revolutionary Party
United Se
designer H. S. Herreshoff to build defender for Cup race
Bristol May 25 Net TM reports that the famed designer of many successful defenders is likely to construct two ships to defend the Cup next year against Sir Thomas Lipton. A New York Yacht Club syndicate led by Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt and C Oliver Iselin will fund the effort. Herreshoff, after a long meeting with New York yachtsmen, expressed willingness to accept a commission from the syndicate. Ten days earlier he told a committee he did not wish to enter the defender design contest for St Thomas’s challenger path.
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Cornelus Vanderbut
C. Oliver Iselin
New York Yacht Club
Herreshoff
New York
St. Thomas’ Chalenger
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