Tariff Revision Sent by House on Final Journey
Washington reports the House approved the main conference agreement on the tariff bill 251 to 103, endorsing most measures except the cotton futures tax. Underwood pushed the Smith-Lever-Underwood amendment through 171 to 161, with many southern Democrats joining Republicans to delay action. The fate of the cotton futures tax now rests with the Senate as debate continues.
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Washington
House
Senate
Underwood
Congress
Bartlett
Bell
Hughes
Tribble
Walker
Clarke
Toonulder
Tam
Georgia
Wort
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Junior Chamber Planned for City in Atlanta
Wilmer L. Moore of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce led a luncheon to discuss forming a junior order within the chamber. The plan aims to include male students from Atlanta grammar and high schools, with an executive committee to be appointed.
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Atlanta
Wilmer L. Moore
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Capital City
Chamber of Commerce
Moore
Will
Harrison Jones
Ivan &. Allen
Walter R .Daley
Paul P. Reese
Kendall Weisiger
E. T. Everett
Theodore Topel
Robert le Foreman
Mell R. Wikinson
Scott Candler
Float
George H. Bonnell
Bayne Gibson
Lyman J. Amsden
Philip B. Weltner
W.H. Kreigshaber
Henry Robinson
John FP. Stewart
Gr. Theodore Topel
E. G. Everett
Jom P. Stewart
Literary and
Boy High School
W. R. Daley
Board of Education
Man Fatally Found On Street After Severe Attack
Police probe a fatal street assault on J. H. Roberts a 30 year old merchant found on Poplar near Bedford. He had deep abdominal and leg wounds, was taken to Grady Hospital and died soon after. Investigators seek a motive linked to a family dispute and name of a suspect unknown.
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J. H. Roberts
Grady Hospital
Poplar Street
Bedford Street
Evans
Cas
Roberts
Regulations on migratory birds delayed in Washington
Federal rules for migratory birds won t take effect as planned due to drafting delays. Officials of the department of agriculture have not secured final approval, and state laws will remain in effect. Hunters nationwide await the new regulations with interest.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Houston
Mexico Elects Plans Amid Unclear Proposals
Unclear notes refer to a proposed election event in Mexico and a 30.4 based bill action, with ambiguity around supporters and agenda. The fragment mentions dates and entities but lacks clear participants or outcomes.
United States Rushes Troops to Rio Grande Border
Rebels drive through the border towns as government troops advance along the Rio Grande. Hundreds of refugees flee across the Eagle Pass bridge while the US moves to reinforce the frontier. Americans and other nationals face evacuation and scrutiny as clashes intensify near Piedras Negras and Sadinas.
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United States
Rio Grande
Eagle Pass
American Troops Rush to Border Reinforce Eagle Pass
Two squadrons of the third cavalry one machine gun platoon and battery of the third field artillery under Lt Colonel Guy Carlton rushed by train toward Eagle Pass this afternoon. Officials reported no definite reason yet with no new orders. Brigadier General Bliss used discretion at the border as troops were sent to reinforce the small garrison. Consul Blocker followed general instructions ordering Americans from Piedras Negras.
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Banantomio
Texas
Sencempor Au
Third Cavalry
Third Field Artillery
Guy Carlton
Eagle Pass
Department
Washington
State
War Departments
Piedras Negras
International
Bliss
Americans Ordered Out of Mexican Town at Piedras Negras
Americans in Piedras Negras ordered by Consul Blocker to evacuate to the American side before 7 pm. The move follows tension over property destruction linked to the international bridge dispute. The public reason is undisclosed but authorities seek safety amid constitutionalist tensions. Continued on Page Ten.
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Eagle Pass
Texas
Piedras Nosiras
Bletker
fina@ng
International Bridge
Consul Blocker
Sulzer's stock dealings tied to Mrs Sulzer impeachment case
Albany dispatch reveals that Governor Sulzer used Harris & Fuller for stock trades tied to Mrs Sulzer via a loan arrangement with Carnegie Trust. The long series of margin calls, security deposits, and a 40000 dollar debit balance show losses and attempts by Lt. Commander L. M. Josephthal to cover deficits.
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Albany
Sulzer
New York
Harris & Fuller
Melville B. Fuller
Fuller
Carnegie Trust Company
Big Four
Suizer
Harris& Waller
Wiardan
Josephthal
L. M. Joseph
Puller
William Sulzer
Dress She Made for Shroud Bride From Baltimore
Baltimore September 30 After being pronounced hopeless by many top physicians and undergoing nine operations with little hope, Sophie M Kooyth of Baltimore married Jeremiah J Rausbach last night, having made her own shroud dress. Four months after the final operation she shows no return of pain. Her case is well known among abdominal experts and surgeons.
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Baltimore
Sophie M. Kooyth
Wie
Jéremiah’ J. Rausbach
Eesa
Ong
Rescue in Coal Mine Feeds Entombed Man Through Tube
Centralia Pennsylvania September 20. At Continental colliery Lehigh Coal Toshesky trapped since Friday spoke through a fifty foot tube. He asked his family not to worry and said he had milk whipped eggs and sleep. Officials hope for rescue within hours as miners work to clear a path. His wife and four children wait outside, hopeful for a reunion at home for dinner tomorrow. The entombed worker described nervousness from confinement and quiet.
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Centralia
Continental
Lehigh Coal Company
Thomas Toshesky
Occu
Toshesky
September Morn Nearly Killed Doing Tango in Rome Opera House
Joyce Lynden, a chorus girl resembling September Morn, was badly injured during a rehearsal for Little Boy Blue in Rome Georgia when a banister collapsed. She fell twenty feet to the stage, striking a chorus man and knocking him down, but doctors say she will join the company again in a few days after the fall.
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Rome
Joyce Lynden
Rome Opera House
Denmark
Tejon
McDowell Dies in Sharon at 82 After Diabetes Fight
Manjor McDowell, long-time resident of Sharon, Pennsylvania, died this morning at age 82. He had suffered from diabetes for several years and was a familiar figure among local residents and political circles.
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Sharon
Alexander “Mcdowell
Homes of Representatives
Washington
Noted Barbary Coast Passes WHH A Revel
San Francisco on September 30 witnessed the Barbary Coast’s final revel as liquor sales by women ended at midnight. Police allowed grape juice as a stopgap while reform forces plan to enforce the new rule, displacing many women and girls from the once notorious resorts.
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San Francisco
Kenown
Commission
Barbary Coast
Police Commission
Baltimore riot over segregation leaves injuries and threats
A race riot in Baltimore as white mobs attacked a Black man from 051 Harford Avenue and pelted his home with stones. One Black man was badly battered, another seriously injured, and four white youths were shot. Police tried to shield victims as threats of lynching spread amid rioters, with gunfire fired through closed shutters after the home was bombarded.
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Baltimore
Hugh
George Howe
Harford Avenue
Fred
Howe
Hegrees
Woodward Aldermanic Board Fight for Control
In Woodward the fight for control of the aldermanic board produced winners in multiple wards. Orville H. Hail led a racy campaign for council in his ward, defeating R. RB Jackson by a majority of 50. Other wards list winners and councilmen including Owens, McDonald, Thomson, Hart, Wardlaw, Alverson, Kelley, Knight, Lynch, Donald, Shepard, Ashley, Farlinger, Maddox, Sisson, Lee, Armistead, Cord, Dallas, Candler, Smith, White, Ragsdale, Mason, Kimbrough.
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Orvill
R. RB Jackson
Counciin
J.H. Hartwell
A. Wardlaw
Charles A Alverson
Amerman CC
H. Kelley
Coumclimen
C. D. Knight
Thenas J. Lynch
Think
C. C. We Donald
Orville H. Hae Ana
D. Shepard
Albert Thomson
C. L. Ashley
W. Farlinger
Firth Wyra
James W. Maddox
J. D. Sisson
Jesse -Lee
Jesse Armistead
A. R. Col+ cord
SL. Dallas
John
Ss. Owens
W. G. Humphrey
Frank Reynolds
Joan S. Candler
C. W. Smith
W. D. White
I. On. Ragsdale
C. C. Mason
J.T. Kimbrough
Liberal policy backers fall in Atlanta alderman race
In yesterday's aldermanic primary, mayor James G. Woodward faced a sweeping rebuke as voters backed opponents and only one mayor-supported candidate, McDonald of the third ward, secured a seat. Thomson won a citywide majority, while Woodward’s effort to dominate the council failed with McDonald the sole elected mayor ally.
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Witter
James G. Woodwan
Atlanta
C. G. McDonald
McDonald
James
I. Se
Aldarmanic Board
Wrén
McDonald's
John &. Owaris
Rice
Owens
Amos ‘Braselton
Albert Thomson
Alder
James B. Everett
McDonall
John’ Harwell
A. H. van Dyke
Amerman van Dyke
Harwell
James E. Warren
Warren
Aively Campalen Fram
Hi. Harwell
James R. Nutting
Stacs
Jesse B. Led
Br. W. Me Etheridge
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