Resolution Gant Opinion Asked Create Committee On License Fee
Supreme Court ruling upholds a lower court decision that prohibits continuing legislative committees via concurrent resolutions. Governor Hays may issue a deficiency proclamation to fund the continued work, while auditors complete current tasks and await funding from the next legislature.
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Supreme Court Denies Frank Habeas Corpus Status
The U S Supreme Court on Monday ruled against Leo M Frank in his habeas corpus plea. Justice Mitney delivered the opinion noting Georgia court proceedings afforded full hearing rights and that only Georgia pardon officials can act to release Frank from death penalty. The decision exhausts avenues within the court system.
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Court of Georgia
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Allies Fight Along Meuse and Near Lorraine Border
Reports from the front describe fierce fighting on German soil along the Meuse and near the Lorraine border. Paris and Berlin dispute the results, while French efforts reportedly face setbacks as German forces hold positions near Ypres Hill 60 and Zillebeke. Also noted is a U S$1.5 million charity bequest in a Rockefeller-related surrogate filing and a large estate bequeathed to charities.
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Meuse
Lorraine
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War Office
Lotion
Zillebeke
Belgium
New York
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Rockefeller
Witelix
Hyde Case May Be Thrown Out In Kansas City Court
After two trials and nine continuances in a murder case, Dr Black Hyde charged with killing Val Thomas Swope may be dismissed unless the State moves to retry him promptly for a fourth time, threatening a court dismissal if action is not taken.
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Hyde
Kansas City
Blark Hyde
Val Thomas FL Swope
Gum Supply Estimate Sought by Memphis Agents
Memphis agents of the British government asked the Gum Lumber Manufacturers Association to estimate the available supply of quarter seat hardwood lumber suitable for Saintoke. The inquiry was reported from the association headquarters.
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British
Rovernment
Gum Lumber Moniweuvers Association
Asse Hatin
England Grows Taciturn in Telegraph and Telephone Service
Government annual report shows a steady decline in active telegram and telephone use in Britain. ThePost shows decreased message volume and longer delays amid infrastructural changes and rising costs.
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England
Hirvat Hritain
Guthrie Comes Home From Tokyo Post
Ambassador George W Guthrie returns to the United States after nearly two years in Tokyo with no vacation, ending his Tokyo tenure to resume duties at home.
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Pittshore
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Japan
Tokio
Hie
No Faith in Faith Cures Albany Bill Debated
In Albany the Faith Cure bill faced opposition as supporters were defeated and exemptions for Christian Science practitioners were reconsidered. The measure moved through committee amid tense debate over state law on spiritual healing and medical exemptions.
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Thorn Mil
Bank Opens Uruguay Branch Under New York Bank
The Federal Reserve Board granted National City Bank of New York permission to open a branch in Montevideo Uruguay as a subsidiary of its existing Montyys Uruguay operation. The move expands the bank’s international footprint and aligns with its continued overseas expansion plans.
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Uruguay
Washington
Feder Reserve Board
National City Bank of New York
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Iuenein Mires
Dives 288 Feet at Sea Test Ends in Record Depth
Submarine gunners mate Frank Crilley reportedly reached 288 feet during a tested dive, with details of the maneuver and duration not fully clear. Report notes the event as a significant depth achievement and positions Crilley within elite diving records.
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Honeduta Sonef
Frank Crilley
Wieker
Awl
Government to Purchase Cargo Steamer Lomtin Unite
The United government has agreed to purchase the cargo of the American steamer Wilhelmina and to compensate the owner for losses. This decision confirms state action to secure a vessel and address damages arising from the incident.
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Unite Goverment
Wilhelmina
War Credit Not Wanted Shifts Cars for Greek Debt
Galveston reports twenty seven railroad cars lined on the tracks ready to haul a shipment of 1,046 war horses back to Tiliss Oklo if the Greek government does not pay George L Miller of Miller Brox roughly $100,000. The tense stand hinges on unsettled credit for wartime support.
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Tiliss
Oklo
George L Miller
Miller Brox
To Rist Out Malaria Washimetin Extends Campaign
Public health service extends malaria eradication drive to Mississippi, Arkansas and Alabama with intensified measures. Officials urge communities to cooperate, expand spraying and surveillance, and protect vulnerable populations.
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Incside
Mississippi
Arkansas
Homing Instinct in Birds and Humans Evident in Return Habits
An article notes that birds migrate south for food and return to familiar nesting haunts each spring, comparing this instinct to human attachment formed early in life. It argues environment shapes nature and cites ornithologists on the mystery of map-like homing behavior. The piece also reflects on mourning and family ties as parallels.
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Nori
Man
Hinds
Howe
Tivelihood
Postum touted as coffee substitute by doctor in ad
A lady doctor extols Postum as a non stimulant beverage replacing coffee for better sleep and daily energy. She describes two forms, Regular and Instant, with preparation instructions and price notes, urging readers to try Postum as a healthier daily drink.
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Kentucky
Postum Co
Rattle Creek
A Gay Dresser Discoveries at Buttonville
A fragmented record from the Buttonville Courier notes domestic friction as a husband objects to quiet routines while a spouse searches for a plaid collar button, signaling a minor domestic dispute in a dated social notice.
The Case of Ali and the Broken Engagement
A terse note reports that a telephone girl informs that Ali has broken her engagement. The snippet hints at a personal dispute surrounding an engagement and a ring.
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