NOTHING BUT WORK FOR CONGRESSMEN NOTHING BUT WORK FOR CONGRESSMEN
Washington September 14. With the tariff bill completed and the currency bill under consideration in the house progress in congress was reported toward enacting Wilson administration measures. Conferees from the senate and house advanced points in tariff disagreements and optimism rose that differences would be settled before the week ends. The house will study the currency bill in detail amid partisan arguments, with debate over national bank capitalization and federal reserve powers likely to dominate. Senate and house committees faced fatigue and scheduling hurdles as they push toward final votes and adjournment for Christmas.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Senate
House
Simmons
Representative Andswood
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Underwood
Ing
Sifferrd
Harman Simmons
Maicus
Mead
Abe Jon
Thur
Tife i Congress
Bing
House Lobbs
Ralph de Cule
Marne
Flight fatal to designer near Carpathian mountains
A September 14 incident in Bucharest to a designer named Viaicu who recently designed an aviation placement and was preparing to fly over the Carpathian mountains. He was killed during the event, described as the "Mad Fly" fatal to him.
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Bucharest
Viaicu
Carpathian Mountains
Frederick Halls Rouen Reminiscence Delights Atlanta Audience
Frederick Hall of Haddon Heights NJ played Rouen Reminiscence at the Auditorium Armory to a large audience. The piece inspired by Rouen cathedral bells drew enthusiastic applause. He also performed Gettysburg Reunion with stirring military swing and offered standard composers works, earning strong audience appreciation.
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Atlanta
Rouen
Frederick Hall
Haddon Heights
Auditorium Armory
Normandy
Hall
Mr Hall
Rose Hich
Halls
Hells
Thaw Prisoner on Screen at Grand Theater Atlanta
The Grand Theater presents a week long feature on Harry Thaw, including scenes from Sherbrooke cell and courthouse activity with top reporters and officials shown. The program mixes color Kinemacolor footage, interviews, and daily coverage as Thaw is observed in meals, correspondence, and public interest.
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Harry Thaw
Atlanta
Grand Theater
Harry
Canada
Orlack
Elusive Pictures
Hal Reid
Harry Toan
Sherbrooke
Rela
Thaw
William Travers Jerome
Preacher declares Frank trial unfair and calls for justice
Rev R Holderby of Moore Me Moral Church says Frank’s murder trial for Mary Phegun lacked fairness due to inflamed public opinion. He urges sober judgment and a square deal for every man, asserting the church’s duty to demand justice without bias.
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Tey Woofrark
Mary Phegun
R Holderby
Moore Memoral
Mare
Tople Square
Bivery
Halderbys
Toro
Guilv
Verzai
Woderuthen
Jesus Chist
Demani
Justlee
Sam
Multiple Deaths Reported In Local Area Obituaries
The list records deaths of Richard G McLendon at 32 of 293 North Boulevard and J F Bryant aged 6 of Turners Road, with details on survivors and funeral plans. Annie Wilson, 4, daughter of Mr and Mrs I H Wilson of Dentur. E Minor, 64 of 432 Woodward Avenue. Mrs Susan G Byrn, 66 of 49 Peachtree Place. Miss Lula Wallace, 53 of Jonesboro Road. Mrs Susanna Waters, 80 of 4 Glendale Avenue. Herschell Leathers, 21 of 45 English Avenue. Funeral arrangements and interment details are provided for each.
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Richard G McLendon
North Boulevard
Ile
Concord Ga
Co E
Woodward Avenue
Atlanta
Susan G Byrn
Peachtree Place
Orlock
Oakland Cemetery
Lula . Wallace
Lula Ro Wallace
Tonesboro Road
Cornelia Wallace
Susanna Waters
Glendale Avenue
Hew
Wrothers
Herschell Leathers
English Avenue
Pattersons Chapel
C B
C 8
T J Roberts
J A Miter
Indian Creek
Harry G Pooles
Byrd
Susan G Byrd
J Elsborne
Susan B Byrd
Peachtrea Flace
Oakland
Pryor Street
Wallace
Lula Y Wallace
Corneiia Wallace
W C Hutt
Mary Wallace
J W_ Wallace
Charleston
R Bruce Wallace
Columbia SC
Panl Wallace
Lula Wallace
Harry G Poolgs
HM Petterson & Son
J F Bryant
Js Bryant
G C Bryant
W G Bryant
Hall
O'L
Martin Jaw
Wham Jordan
J of Bryant
Sharon Church
Botha Forces 10 Sign At Point Of Revolver
Johannesburg reports a conference ending the Rand gold mine strike on July 5. Labor leaders claim General Louis Botha and General Smuts were compelled to sign under revolver threat. Smuts denies it. Secretaries Bain and Matthews describe guards with rifles aimed at demonstrators. a warning was issued not to shoot.
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Rand
Louis Botha
Union of South Africa
General Smuts
Interior Mines and Defense
Smuts
Carlton Hotel
Bain
Trades Federation
Matthews
Miners 'Association
Botha
Godbee Recovers From Collapse As Trial Sprints On
Mrs Godbee shows marked improvement after a nervous collapse on Saturday. She plans a vigorous defense in a high profile South Georgia case, insisting the initial shot was self defense. Relatives left Millen as she contemplates a monument for her daughter and details of a thirteen letter code tied to the trial and verdicts.
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Britt Craiz Molen
Dal
Godbee
Godbees
Jenkins County
Mire Godbee
Vrs
Edna Godheas
Gwilly
Burns agency detectives in Atlanta tied to new Frank trial hearing
Rumors spread that Burns agency detectives in Atlanta possess new evidence for Ley M Frank’s reconsideration, to be used at the October 4 hearing. Dorsey reportedly held the item during the trial, with a former pencil factory employee girl said to have supplied it. Burns men could not confirm or deny the claim.
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Burns Agency
Atlanta
Ley M Frank
Dorsey
Burns
Black root harming Georgia cotton crops statewide
Reports from the Georgia state capitol indicate the black root blight is damaging cotton in southwest Georgia. The entomology department notes a resistant cotton seed reduces losses, with cooperative support from the Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia aiding seed quality and market readiness.
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Department of Automatomy
State Capitol
Georgia
Department of Entomology
Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia
South
Parole Board Hearings At Federal Prison
About 100 inmates sought parole as the federal prison parole board convened at the prison this morning at nine o clock. Robert Ladow of Washington headed the board and arrived in Atlanta Sunday. No famous prisoners were among the applications. Julian Hawthorne and Dr Morton, noted friends of Dr Hawthorne, would not file new parole requests.
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Federal
Awart
Parole Board
Robert Ladow
Washington
Investment Opportunity in Atlanta Catering Firm
An Atlanta catering business seeks a single investor of twenty to twenty five thousand dollars to capitalize expansion. The firm reports twelve months revenue around 125 000 dollars, this year about 175 000 dollars, gross profit near 25 percent, and projected yearly gross sales of at least 500 000 dollars within three to four years. Address Box G 262, care Constitution for interview.
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Atlanta
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Florda Oar
Sles
South
Lorgnette of Lorgnon Decree Featured at Paris Style Shop
A Paris style decree offers a short handle lorgnette named Lorgnons. The latest thing for shopping tours is gold, silver, and shell designs. John L. Moore & Sons Opticians located at 42 North Broad Street promotes these items.
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SHELL
Paris
John L. Moore & Sons Opticians
North Broad Street
Auv
Governors Horse Guard Dinner Honors Georgia Rifle Team
The Governors Horse Guard hosts a dinner at the Transportation Club tonight honoring Capt GO L Rudi sall and Lieut J C Adolphus. Attending will be members of the Georgia Rifle team from the Camp Perry shoot, with Maj Jr Seamans of the Second Squadron, Georgia Cavalry also present.
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Governors Horse Guard
GO L Rudisall
J C Adolphus
Transportation Club
Georgia
Camp Perry
Jr Seamans
Georgia Cavalry
Dioner
One Dead and Another Dying in Elm Street Brawl
Sunday police found Robert Pierce dead from knife wounds after a drunken fight at 74 Elm Street. Charlie Cook, also a black man, was arrested on murder charges. Earlier, officers found Jim Folger stabbed near 165 West Mitchell Street. no suspect identified.
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Elm Street
Robert Pierce
Charlie Cook
Cook
Fulton County
Aigit Plain Clothes
Willie Herns
West
Mitchell Street
Jim Folger
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