Senate Debates Currency Bill Amid Calls to Delay
In a December senate session the Democratic resolution for 13 hour days on the currency bill faced continued opposition. Senator Bacon denied aims to curb debate while Senator Wil urged relentless talk until lawmakers exhaust the issue. Weeks supported the administration bill and urged patience, citing tariff and foreign questions as drivers of a cautious approach impacting business and trade.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Afor Bacon
Wil
United States
Buddy
James
Kentucky
Aidsisre Sutherland
Gallinger
Weeks
Exgor i ation for Monroe Doctrine address
Washington December 5. William I Hull of Swarthmore Pa attacked the Monroe Doctrine as a worm on a garment to be set aside for an international court He warned its past and possible future applications have alienated neighbors and hindered mutual commerce He urged forming an international tribunal to handle the disputes rather than the United States alone.
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Washington
American Society For the Judicial Settlement of
William I. Hull
Swarthmore
Hull
Germany
Japan
San Cristobal Vessel Arrives in Lower Bay for Quarantine
The Mexican tank steamer San Cristobal, 1385 tons, arrived in the lower bay Friday morning with Anguis as master. It will be quarantined six days and dock at Pinto docks for repairs after a brief stay for work. No other arrivals or sailings were recorded. two fruiters were due to United Fruit Imports later in the week.
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Anguis
Pinto Docks
Bay
Barkentine Allanwilde
Orlealla
Radcliff's
Pier 3
Ee Fruiters
United Fruit
A. W. Elliott
Southern Rescue Mission
2Ust
Jesus
Rev
Elliott
United States
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Atlanta
Southern Rescue Mission, Publishers
P. O. Box
Atlanta, Ga
Citrus prospects shine as Currie eyes Louisiana fruit boom
Louisianas citrus industry is hailed by B W Currie editor of The Country Gentleman after a Louisiana tour with his wife. He forecasts the state becoming a top global citrus producer and plans further visits to Baton Rouge and nearby points to gather material for articles. The Mobile Chamber of Commerce invites Currie to speak and discuss coverage while Curtis Publishing awaits publicity fruits for their campaign.
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B.W. Currie
Country Gentleman
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Louisiana
Dom Farnsworth
Chamber of Commerce
Mobile
Currie
South
United States
Baton Rouge
Farnsworth
New Orleans
Mobile Chamber OF Commerce
Dog Farnsworth
Mr. Farnsworth
Andalusia chosen as next meeting place for Alabama Methodist conference
Andalusia won the bid over Mobile Ozark and Brewton by plurality vote 93 58 63 15 and after Brewton and Ozark were dropped 132 votes secured the majority. The name change proposal was defeated 139 to 58. Fourteen members joined full fellowship during the morning session. The item notes humorous lines about the moon and New Haven road after the religious report.
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Montgomery
Ala
Andalusia
Alabama
the Methodist Episcopal Church,’ South
Mobile
Ozark
Brewton
Frazer
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Run
America
A. J. Lamar
Nashville
J. A. Frazer
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Elisha
Gehazi
William F. Floyd
Herbert D. Hudson
Walter L. Connor
Sanford B. Strout
William B. Bryan
Charles H. Webster
James J. Richards
Charles B. Williams
Walter C. Phillips
Carl Preer
William 8S. Reese
Arthur L. Lumpkin
Luther S. Gilmer
John D. Hartzog
Christmas Story Hour set at YMCA Harte Auditorium
The regular Children's Story Hour will be observed Saturday at 4 PM in the Harte Auditorium YMCA. The Christmas story will be told under the charge of Dr. Eilen B. Ligon.
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Harte
Eilen B. Ligon
Suffrage Leader Opposes Militant Tactics
Washington December 5 Dr Anna Howard Shaw president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association declares militant methods will not be used to win the ballot for women Constitutional methods are preferred and a committee remains to press President to seek congressional action on woman suffrage during the current session.
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Anna Shaw
America
Washington
Anna Howard Shaw
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Congress
Suit Seeks 2500 After Boy Loses Fingers
Sam Jones a minor by his next friend and father Edward Jones sues Jim Coleman for 2500 damages claiming three fingers were crushed when he fed cane into a grinding machine near Whistler on December 10 1912. Webb and McAlpine represent the plaintiff in the law and equity court filed Friday.
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Sam Jones
Edward Jones
Law and Equity Court
Webb & McAlpine
Jim Coleman
Coleman
Whistler
Jury Cant Agree in Murder Trial
A mistrial was declared in the Mayfield Kentucky case of Miss May Copeland and her fiancé Lucien Turk charged with the July murder of Hugh Atchison, a Bardswell farmer. Jurors reportedly favored acquittal 9 to 3, with a minority pushing for life imprisonment.
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Associated Press
Mayfield, Ky
May Copeland
Lucien Turk
Hugh Atchison
Miss Copeland
Bardswell
Striking Miners Held for Jeering in Calumet Incident
Sixty six copper miners on strike were arrested by militia in Keweenaw County for violating a picketing injunction by jeering at workers. They were released on their own recognizances until January 6.
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Associated Press
Calumet
Mich
Kewaneen County
Interment at McIntosh for Powell Family
A funeral notice states interment at McIntosh at 7:30 AM with the deceased resting beside two sisters. The survivor list includes four sisters Eliza Mayda Cleo Roxie Lee and one brother James Powell along with his parents.
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Eliza
Mayda
Cleo
Roxie
Lee
James Powell
Seals Removed From Supposed Tomb of Lopez
In Bingham Utah the Apex mine once believed to hold Ralph Lopez the slayer of six men was opened today. Stored pent up gas burst out as workers prepared to enter for a search of the presumed desperado before nightfall.
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Lopez
Bingham
Utah
Apex
Ralph Lopez
de Posse
De&perado
Flameless lighting aids home safety and value
The article argues electric lighting is safer than other illuminants and easier to use in homes. It highlights the simplicity and convenience of modern lighting, notes that wiring investments boost property value, attract tenants, and invites readers to seek cost estimates from the firm or electrical contractors.
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