Lady Astor Withdraws Remarks About Labor MP
In the House of Commons Lady Astor withdraws remarks aimed at Mr. Hayday after his protest that they harmed his character. He insisted the letter tone was worse than the initial imputation and denied liquor trade ties. She reiterates withdrawal and apology, and the matter is dropped.
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Hayday
Lady Astor
House of Commons
Labor
Hsayday
Mr. Hayday
Tobacco warehouse to rise in Bainbridge
Bainbridge Georgia April 7 a large tobacco warehouse will be erected after a plan adopted by local businessmen and farmers following the Bainbridge Bright Leaf Tobacco Company charter acceptance. The 139 by 410 foot building will be the state’s largest single warehouse according to organizers.
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Bainbridge
Bainbridge Bright Leaf Tobacco Company
Railroad Schedules for Thomasville Stations Published
Arrival and departure times for passenger trains at Thomasville A C L Railway Station and A B A Railway Station Atlantic Coast Line Depot. Schedules shown as information not guaranteed with times based on Eastern or Central Standard Time per direction.
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Thomasville
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlanta
Birmingham & Atlantic
Georgia
A. B. and A. Railway Sleeper Arrives and Leaves
The A. B. A. railway pulling cars service shows arrival at Birmingham and departure at Atlanta with times listed as 9:60 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The schedule provides passenger links between Birmingham and Atlanta via Pullman sleeping cars.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
Train Timetable Fragments Include Various Arrival Times
Scatter of arrival and connection times listed like 2:16 a.m. 2:23 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. with routes Savannah to Montgomery and Atlanta to Birmingham. Missing context and complete schedule details accompany several city pairs and slugs such as Thos ville Savh Montg y and Dothan.
Government to Appeal Oil Scandal Indictments Over Norman McCoy Decision
Washington April 7 government counsel Atlee Pomerene and Owen Roberts announced an appeal of Chief Justice McCoy's ruling that dismissed criminal indictments tied to the oil scandal. They reserved whether to pursue new indictments against former Interior Secretary Fall and Sinclair and Doheny, as the grand jury authority expired. Washington court actions may renew efforts along other lines or before a new jury.
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Atlee Pomerene
Owen J. Roberts
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Oliver E Pagan
Interior
Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
Edward L. Doheny
Edward L. Doheny, Jr
Libery
Albert B. Fall
N. M. Blackmer
J. B. O'Neill
France
Washington Court
Mr. Fall
Harry Sinclair
Unification jest in Georgia column on Methodists and cars
A humorous letter from JIM criticizing religious unification among Methodists and various denominations. The writer jokes about sermons being shortened and unity efforts, then pivots to praising the New Good Maxwell Standard Sedan as the best automobile value. Notes J. R. Lewis was Georgia’s first State School Commissioner.
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Bill
America
Jim
J. R Lewis
Georgia
Tetraethyl Production Declared Safe by Federal Tests
Baltimore April 7 elaborate tests on animals under federal researchers show tetraethyl lead manufacturing does not pose undue life danger for ethyl gasoline. Thomas Midgley Jr. reports no lead poisoning symptoms yet, while tests continue at Pittsburg.
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American Chemical Society
Thomas Midgeley, Jr
New York
General Motors Research Corporation
Council of
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America
Department of Agriculture
Midgeley
United States Bureau of Mines
Pittsburg
New Jersey
Ethyl Gasoline Corporation
Georgia Glee Club to Tour Georgia and Florida
The University of Georgia Glee and Instrumental Club will visit Savannah on April 2 as part of a thirteen town tour in Georgia and Florida. The trip starts March 20 in Gainesville, ends April 4 in Augusta, with Tallahassee among Florida stops.
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University of Georgia Glee and Instrumental Club
Georgia
Tallahaseee
Florida
Gainesville
Augusta
Government Airplane Royalties Claims Under Attorney General Opinion
Washington DC April 7 Attorney General Sargent releases an opinion guiding the Controller General McCarl on how to decide claims for airplane royalties paid before the war end. About 600000 dollars in question involving Manufacturers Aircraft Association Wright Aeronautical and Curtiss Aeroplane. Navy and War Department may contract for future royalties while back payments likely go to Court of Claims or require Congressional appropriations.
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McCarl
Sargent
Manufacturers Aircraft Association, Inc
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Corporation
Wilbur
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War Department
Court of Claims
Congress
Attorney General
Perching
New Jersey
House
Naval
Sleeping Car Service Opens for Night Occupancy
Local drawingroom sleeping car open for occupancy at and after 10 p.m. leaving Thomasville 6 a.m. daily for Jesup. Connects with fast through trains to and from New York, Washington, Jacksonville via A. C. L. A. R. For reservations call 163-w or 163. L. P. Green D P A.
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Thomasville
Jesup
New York
Washington
Jacksonville
Government paid benefits to cover back payments rise
Government coverage of back payments is projected to raise the total by about 400000 dollars if no full back payment is issued.
Craig government retains majority in Irish elections
Belfast April 7 Premier Craig's government retains a solid majority but loses seven seats. Cabinet ministers are re-elected while some minor officials fall. New house: 32 Unionists 10 Nationalists 2 Republicans 4 Independents 3 Labourists 1 Tenants party. Nationalists surge led by Joseph Devlin. Republicans drop to two seats including Eamon de Valera. A Labourite presence marks socialism's entry. A victory procession for William McMullen followed the poll.
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Craig
Abor
Threa
Unionista
Namines
Antrim
Laborites
Eamon de Valera
Joseph Devlin
Regently
William McMullen
Seven Unionists Fail to Win Reelection in Belfast
In West Belfast seven official Unionists are defeated in reelection bids, reshaping local politics as candidates face new representation. The results indicate a shift in support and potential changes for regional governance.
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West Belfast
Balfast
Legion Drive Ready in Macon to Boost National Appeal
Macon prepares to launch its push for part of a national drive aiming to raise 5 million dollars. Funds will pension widows, orphans, and disabled World War veterans who made the supreme sacrifice.
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Macon
American Legion
Mentho Sulphur Heals Eczema Quick and Clear
A skin specialist endorses Mentho-Sulphur cream as a fast remedy for eczema and irritated skin. It stops itching within moments and, with few applications, clears up eruptions and roughness. Sulphur destroys parasites causing burning and disfigurement, and a small jar is available at bath or drug stores.
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