Lawyer Watterson Falls to Death from Nineteenth Floor
New York November 11 Lawyer Haney W Watterson, 30, son of Henry Watterson, editor of the Louisville Courier Journal, plunged to his death from the nineteenth floor of his Wall Street office. Police say the fall appeared accidental. no eyewitnesses. The body was taken to the Watterson home after the coroner ruled death due to accident. Mrs Watterson and colleagues react with grief as the news spreads. Harvey W Watterson, also 30, is urged to bring the body to Louisville. funeral plans await confirmation.
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Tragic Front End Collision Near New Orleans
A Great Northern express crashed into a Northeastern boat at Little Woods Lake Pontchartrain near New Orleans. Eleven dead and many injured as fog shrouded the lake shore. heroic rescue prevented further loss of life. Names include Lexington plant rep, Prof Hoos, and local residents. several unidentified, with numerous injuries. The report continues on page five.
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Kaiser William Talks Too Much In Reichstag Debate
Berlin November 11 The Reichstag rejected a motion to address the emperor over his foreign policy interview in the London Daily Telegraph. Chancellor von Buelow faced sharp criticism as parties blamed him for government policy while the emperor was present at Donaueschingen. Observers said the clash reflected deep tensions in Germany over leadership and policy.
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Farmers Union Convenes In New Orleans On Cotton Price Fight
Delegates representing about two million southern farmers gather at the Farmers National and Cooperative Union convention in New Orleans to push a 25 percent cut in cotton crop and to oppose night riders. President Barrett denounces mobs, asserts union’s peaceful aims, and seeks federal action on rural free delivery and parcels post. Page Fourteen.
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Debate Over Barite Duty Hike Divides House Panel
Washington November 11 Democratic members of the House Ways and Means Committee favored increasing the duty on barite crude ore with North Carolina Alabama Georgia and Tennessee deposits cited. Republican members opposed a higher protective rate. Hearings featured Rep ME Rhoades and A Hutson from North Carolina and C J Staples of Buffalo advocating the hike while others argued the current tariff was sufficient and warned against adverse effects on mining profitability. The panel also reviewed schedule A chemicals oils and paints with preferences leaning toward keeping present rates or minor changes. A tariff revision bill is expected for a March special session with adjustments to phrasing to aid officers and importers.
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Wascruss Hapitat Churches Seek New Pastors After Resignations
In Waycross area churches lack pastors as Rev W OH Scruggs of First Sapttet, serving over twenty years, submitted resignation in October effective November 1. The First Sapttet church extended a unanimous call to Rev A MW Bennett of Norman Park. It is unclear if Rev J Hl Conach will accept his resignation from Second Baptist, who has led there for some time.
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National Handle Association Acet Convention In Memphis
National Handle Association convention in Memphis, Tenn, November 2 to 7 draws delegates from across the United States. Morning session covered trade conditions and a special committee’s report on advisory rules. Officials include Kechinew Saw as president and Hearst I bwon of Chicago as secretary.
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Funeral Traces of Senator Carmack Draw Wide Tennessee Grief
Large crowds from across Tennessee attended the funeral in Columbia for Senator Edward Ward Carmack. Services at the Methodist church, burial with Masonic rites, and a sea of floral tributes marked a solemn day as delegations arrived by train and officials gathered to honor the slain statesman.
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Woodward in Atlanta court for drunken conduct charge
James Woodward a city mayoral candidate returned from Jacksonv ille after a bout of bronchitis admits to drinking to cure his cough and regrets his intoxication He faces a court appearance Friday at 2:30 after police inquiries into his conduct on a street with Chief Jennings and officers involved Also former councilman Will am Oldknow faces notices for drunkenness and disorderly conduct in the same case.
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Weather Forecast For Georgia Friday
Georgia forecast calls for fair skies and colder temperatures on Friday with fresh north to northwest winds.
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