Currency Reform Fronts In Senate Battle Over Banking Bill
Washington October 3 President Wilson shifts focus from tariff to banking and currency reform. Senate Banking Committee delays consider ations delaying passage into mid November. White House aims for thorough review but opposes undue delay to avoid hindering commercial expansion.
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Washinton
Paul Washington
House
Senate
Senat Vanking
Senate Committee
Ox & Regional
White House
Wilson
President Coyers Tariff Reform Stirs Monetary Trust Reform Talk
A presidential view links tariff cuts with broader reforms in the monetary system and antitrust laws. He cites income credit freedom and a competitive market as essential, noting immediate tariff benefits may be limited while price fixing and discrimination persist. The White House plans currency and antitrust focus as December session opens, aiming for cross‑party agreement in committee discussions.
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Representative Underwood
Chicago
White House
House Judiciacy Committee
Senate
Wirgon
Mortuary notices and obituaries from Brunswick area
A telegram reports the sudden death of Bussbaum in Jacksonville after a stroke. Several Brunswick residents, including Clara L Holt and a 1-year-old daughter, are noted in burial plans. Multiple obituaries follow for Clara Holt, Dorris Wooten, Mrs SA Holproon, B B Head, Mrs Lottie Allen, J F Stilwell, and Mijor J S Stilwell, detailing services, interments, and survivor relations across Brunswick, Calhoun, West View, and Elberton with Greenberg & Bond chapel arrangements and others.
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Brunswick
Ucouper
Bussbaum
Jacksonville
Wiliam Bussbau
Compined
Clara L. Holt
Clara L Holt
A K Holt
South Boulevard
Greenberg & Bund
Hollywood
Republicans Plan To Reorganize Party In Washington
Washington October 5 The Republican National Committee will meet in Washington on December 16 to confer on party matters and revise party rules The call follows a May action by the committee to meet within sixty days after Congress adjournment Encouraging changes seek to adjust representation from southern states and delegate election methods ahead of a potential national convention in Chicago early next year.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Charles D Hilles
James B Reynolds
National Committee
Congress
New York State
Jones and Cummins
Chicago
Hilles
Ite
P Hational
Chiago
Ohio ‘River
Skinner arrested in larceny case at Massachusetts mills
Rome Georgia October 5 special Andale was shocked by the arrest of Skinner who ran the mill supply room He is charged with larceny and a Park Avenue home search found hundreds of dollars worth of mill property Skinner admitted guilt saying the thefts had long been ongoing He posted bond for a preliminary appearance and will plead guilty when called in Floyd County court
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Rome
Andale
Skinner
Massachusetts Mills
Park Avenue
Ploydelty
Rev Walker Welcomed by Baptists of Rome
Rome Ga October 6 special Interesting installation services marked the coming of Rev WL Walker of Charlotte NM to the pastorate of the First Baptist Church A union meeting of Central churches featured welcome addresses by Judge E Fulger for First Baptist JD McGartnes for the city Dr G Sydney for the churches Dr W B Dillard for Sunday schools and Prof L D Hogan for Shorter College Mr Walker gave the response succeeding the late Rev Dr RB Headden as pastor of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
WL Walker
Charlotta NM
E Fulger
Hirst ” Baptist Church
JD McGartnes
G . Sydney
W B Dillard
L D Hogan
Shorter College
Walker
Headden Ea
Ponce de Leon and Peachtree Front Suites Near Full Occupancy
Housekeeping suites at Ponce de Leon Apartments are nearly rented, with only two on the Ponce de Leon front and three on the Peachtree front remaining. Thirty six bachelor suites are already engaged and a cafe run by Mrs. Ella Wright Wilcox serves residents. A few desirable bachelor units are still available furnished or unfurnished with optional bath or maid service, priced from $20 per month upward.
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Ponce de Leon
Peachtree
Ella Wright Wilcox
Pastor Draws Lesson From Baseball Field
Dr Lincoln Mc Connell delivers a sermon titled Winning the Pennant at Baptist Tabernacle urging young men to overcome cowardice and laziness. He cites McGraw on heart over talent, emphasizes three ingredients of ambition, and urges commitment to a Christian life to achieve success.
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Lincoln McConnell
Baptist Tabernacle Saat
McConnell
McGraw
New York Giants
Pittsburg
Jones
Sam
Tam
Ty Cobb
Grand Theater to Close as Grand Plans for Future Uncertain
After weeks of operation the Grand ends its motion picture policy and will stay dark except for this week’s World Series showings via electroscope. Forsyth to remain home of vaudeville with Klaw and Erlanger and Shubert booking common, Grand future plans murky as Wells’ representatives withhold details and suggest something under cover but not yet ripe.
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Jake Wells
New York
Flugh Cardoza
Forsyth
A.gerson
Klaw
Erlanger
Shubert Brothers
Sarvice
Atlanta
Stair
Havin
Mr Wells
Orpheum
Mr Walls
Crime Care Urged by Dr Proctor to Negro Prisoners
Rev H Proctor addressed colored prisoners at the Tower urging work as a cure for crime. He cited biblical and German examples, urged trades, reading and writing while in prison, and advised eventual country labor to value production amid high prices.
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Proctor
Tower
Rev . H. Proctor
Editors of the Argo Chosen at Shorter College
Rome Ga October 5 Special Students of Shorter college held their election for The Argo editorial staff yesterday Miss Maderine Trotter of Franklin NC was chosen editor chief Muss Lille Nunnally of Alanta as assistant editor Miss Hyva ldpas of Monticello Ga as business manager Mise Guagie Dupree of Zebulon as assistant business manager Miss Mary Phillips of Harlem Ga and Miss Annie Goethius of Rome as art editors and Miss Moselle Hubanks of Rome as expression editor
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Rome
Shorter College
Argo
Maderine Trotter
Franklin, NC
Muss Lille Nunnally
Alinta
Hyva 1d Ps
Monticello
Mise Guagie Dupree
Zebuton
Mary Phillips
Harlem
Annie Goethius
Art Calters
Moselle Hubanks
Street Railway Ties and Timber Used on Electric Railways
The Electric Railway Journal notes diverse timber bands used for ties across the U S. Chestnut and hard woods appear in some regions, mixed oaks in central states, long leaf yellow pine and cypress in the south, with yellow pine and fir common in the west.
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Central States
Dont You Strike Governor Foss Warns Against Strike
Governor Foss warns that a strike by engineers and firemen on the New Haven railroad threatens public safety and requires state measures. He argues railroads are public services and warns union leaders against using intimidation to force settlements, urging open discussion instead. Rhode Island figures discuss calling a special session to curb potential railroad disruption.
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Boston
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Foss
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Pothier
Providence
Legislatre
Rhode Island
Board of Trade
At the Theaters in Atlanta Tonight Afiance Wilson and Cast
Al H. Wilson appears in a Fresh venture rolling stone night in Atlanta with the Louis B Mayer company. The bill includes One Day and the Widely discussed sequel to Three Weeks, featuring Miss Cecil Spooner, plus Murray Hoffmans Blylet A Son of Sotoman and a variety of vaudeville acts headlined by Hugh Herbert.
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al H. Wilson
Atlanta
Rolling Stone
Herbert Winslow
Robert Milton
Sweeta
Eyrie
New York
Elmer Glyn
Lyric
Cecil Spooner
Forsyth
Hugh Herbert
Hunacs J
Aaron
Jewel Kelley Stack presents She Messenger Boy in Atlanta
The Jewell Kelley company opens its seventh week in Atlanta with the sensational comedy drama She Messenger Boy set against New York docks and Fifth Avenue homes. It features new scenic effects and several fresh company members making their debut on Monday afternoon. Tonight women are admitted free with an escort holding a paid 30 cent ticket bought before 6 oclock.
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Clee
Jewell Kelley Company
Ita
Atlanta
New York City
New York
Colonel Worry
Fifth Avenue
Columbia Burlesque Presents The Jolly Widow Matinee
The Columbia Burlesque theater opens today with The Jolly Widow a roaring comedy as the matinee attraction A complete change of bill includes four top spectacular acts new scenery costumes and music promised to elevate the show to rare merit.
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Columbia Burlesque
Columbia Burlesque Theater
Esson
YEGGMEN BLOW SAFE IN MACON AND ESCAPE
In Macon Georgia on a Saturday night,Yegemen blew open the Mountain City Supply company office safe using pitro glycerin. Tools were taken from a nearby Southern railway tool exchange. They got 113 dollars in cash but left 900 in checks. No clue to the robbers. Mountain City Supply is a branch of Chattanooga Bakery.
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Safe
Mountain City Supply Co
Macon
Yegemen
Mountain City Supply Company
Fourth
Ocmulgee
Southern Railway
Chattanooga Hakery Company
Carver Killing Case Before Floyd Court
Rome Georgia October adjourned term opens for criminal cases with one murder on the docket Nick Carver a 19 year old boy charged in the death of farmer J Stewart by an oak stick blow He will plead extenuation claiming he acted to save his father from a knife threat Other cases include Rome clubs accused of illegal liquor sales usury lenders and two motorcycle officers Carlson and Climer charged with poisoning dogs.
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Rome
Eloya
Hquor
Carlson and
Climer
Funeral for Mrs C C Allen Held This Afternoon
Friends of Mr and Mrs Allen Mrs David Gober Mr Ana Mra R A Gober Mr and Mrs T AL Gober and Mr and Mrs F C Gober invited to attend the funeral of Mrs C C Allen this afternoon at 2 o clock from the parlors of Harry G Poole six Pryor Street Interment at West View
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Lottie Allen
Tennesse Street
C T Allen
Powles Chapel
Soclock
West View
Melen
Allen
David
Gober
Ana
R A Gober
T AL Gober
F.C Gober
C C Allen
Harry G Poole
Pryor Street
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Terry, Shockley
Ben Davis
Arkansas Black
Herschel Gox
Cornwall & Brazey Fruit Growers
Alto, GA
Fea
Strictly
Rem&dent
DR. Hughes
North Brord St
Mortuary
B. Nussbaum
Dorris Wooten
J W Wooten
Langlish Avenue
Greenberg & Bond Chapel
Cameron
Mrs
S. A. Holbrook
SA Holproon
W Oh Holbrook
North Chestnut Street
Helbrook
M Thomas
U McBryer
Keene
E D Nichols
WE. Helbrook
Donehoos Chapel
Calhoun Ga
B. B. Head
B B Head
Flat Shoals Avenue
Yaiburn Ga
J F. Stilwell
Elberton
Wiberton
J— Mijor J
Boseman, Elverton
Higerton
Moisans Dwrica TU Toseman
North Carolina
Rev. Walker
Baptists OF
B. M. Grant & Company
Muggsy McGraw
Grand Theater
THE
Shorteri
Gov. Foss
Keith
Addha Aworth
Jewell Kelley
Carver
FLOYD
Lodge
Fulton Lodge
Manonia Temple
Samuel A. Bookson
S Richardson
Barclay & Brandon CO
Ivy Street
Corner Baker
Auto Ambulance
Suiltzerland
Iarwesta Mational Park
Europe
Staten of Grisohe
Ae Wea
Ufa
Zolt
Bedford Place
T & George Adair
Orre
Houston Street
Houston
Jackson Street
John J. Woodside Hal Estate
Bell
Fifth Street
Peachtree and
Piedmont Avenue
Peachtree Street
B. M. Grant & CO
Grant Building
Atlantia Gas Light Co
Fielder & T & Allen Co
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Hanover Square
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orisons
Alonzo Richardsong CO
Certified Public Accountants
Expine Building
Eupine
Pensacola,fla
Recrecan
Audit Company OF the South & 7
Metz
A. Provident
Candier
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