Unfair Competition Charges Steel Corp by Board
The federal trade commission charged United States Steel and 11 subsidiaries with unfair interstate competition over the Pittsburgh Plus Price. They set a May 31 deadline to answer, with trial on merits later. The case claims the company controls iron ore supply and uses pricing to restrain rivals.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United Ib Ju Steel Corporation
Federal Trade Commission
Tina
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Plus Price
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United States
Badhly
Atee
Kares ‘Waw
Tit Corporation
Ty Subaidiaries
Subaidiaries
Pittaburgh
Gury
Pittsburg
Birmingham
Ala
Pitta
Pittabureh
Piel
Public Cooperation Blamed for Prohibition Enforcement
Atlanta officials hear from federal supervisor Dek Gantt that public noncooperation largely hinders enforcing prohibition. He testifies before a city committee probing detectives and departments, while defending detective Payne amid indictments and prosecutions.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Atta
Dek Gantt
Councilmanic
Gualt
W. L.payne
Wopkin
Beettsing
France to Occupy Ruhr If Allies Fail New Talks
The report states France will move to occupy the Ruhr if Allied talks fail and Germany rejects new proposals. The potential action follows uncertain readouts from Paris and Berlin as tensions rise over postwar terms.
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Py Associated Press
Don
France
Ruhr
Germany
Special trains and steamers for convention delegates
Cleveland April 20 All rail and water routes will converge on Cleveland in late June for the convention. Kiwanis clubs have arranged special trains from Fort Worth Atlanta Peoria Indianapolis Cincinnati and Denver and chartered steamers from Duluth Buffalo and New York for hundreds of delegates. Stops include 160 from Fort Worth 160 from Atlanta 150 from midwest cities and 300 from eastern Pennsylvania with others from New England New York and New England states.
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Cleveland
BRST
Fort Worth
Tex
Atlanta
Gas
Peoria
Ill
Indianapolis
Ind
Cincinnati
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Denver
Duluth
Minn
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
New England
Brienne
New York
Tencar
Pawtucket
Portland
New Haven
Indiana
Richmond
Special Meeting Called by Athens Chamber of Commerce
Athens Chamber of Commerce schedules a special meeting at city hall on Monday at 4 oclock. President A Rhodes notes a request before the mayoral commission for power and street car fare increases. Public invitation extended to attend and participate in discussion.
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Athens Chamber Commerce
A. Rhodes
Athens Chamber of Commerce
New Officers Elected At Athens Ad Club Friday Session
Michael succeeds Flanigen as president and Costa Conolly Fickett and Dews named officers after Flanigen resignation. The luncheon meeting at the Georgian featured advertising talk by M G Michael of Natr oss and plans for a June Ad Clubs of the World convention in Atlanta.
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M. G. Michael
M. J. Costa
P. H. Conolly
M.F. Fickett
Harrie W. Dews
C.D. Flanigen
Athens Ad Club
Xuesta
Ad Club
Athens
M. Gi. Michael
Natros
Athans~ Concotas
Alud
Desta
Resteraf Ta
Atheny Club
Atlanta
Fight Over Rate Increase Prompts City Battle
The Athens Railway and Electric Co seeks rate hikes from the Georgia Public Service Commission. A hearing set for May 19 will feature a coalition of city officials business groups and citizens opposing the increase arguing it worsens costs at a time of high prices and weak business. The Chamber of Commerce will convene at City Hall Monday to coordinate opposition and appear before the commission.
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Athenes Railway and Electric Company
Ig Neeking
Georeae Commission
Ty Public Service
Power
Nparness
Alvoragy
Eitlseng
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Pomerene Attacks Knox Peace Resolution in Senate
In a heated Senate debate on April 29, Senator Pomerene of Ohio released a minority report criticizing the Knox peace resolution. He warned it would disrupt German reparations negotiations and usurp the president's treaty making powers despite support for adoption in tomorrow's vote.
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Associated 'Presa
Washington, D.C
Senate
Pomerene
Demdcrat
Ohio
Foreign Relations
University of Georgia Registrar to address boys on Youth's Present Day Problems
The committee for the boys Sunday club service announces Thos W Reed registrar of the University of Georgia will speak tomorrow afternoon on Youths Present Day Problems. The talk aims to guide boys in home school and social life and build manly Christian character. The event starts at 3 o clock in the Young Men's Christian Association editorium. All boys and friends are invited.
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Thos. W. Reed
University of Georgia
Ath@hs
Young Men's Christian Association
Parliament adopts Standard Oil ban on Sumatra concession
The Hague second chamber passes the oil field bill that bars Standard Oil from a Sumatra concession. Washington notes adopt a reciprocity principle, stating no foreign capital may work in American oil lands without similar privileges for American citizens.
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Associated Press
the Hague
Standard Oil Company
Sumatra
Washington, D. C
United States
Holland
Negro youth lynched by mob at Missouri depot
Bowling Green Mo April 29 Roy Hammonds a 19 year old Negro awaiting imprisonment for an attempted assault on a 14 year old white girl was seized at the depot by a mob that overpowered the sheriff and hanged him to a telegraph pole amid a riotous scene with no federal intervention reported.
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Associated Press
Bowling Green
Roy Hammonds
Statement by Mr Thomas J Erwin on Dean case
Mr Thomas J Erwin, a prominent farmer from Applethorpe County, issues a statement denying claims that he held Dave Dean in peonage. He says he opposed illegal practices, treated the negro race fairly, and explains Dean lived with him as a tenant for eleven years paying rent with cotton.
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Atlanta
Dave Dean
Thomas J. Erwin
Aplethorpe County
Dean
Erwin
Banner
Sdesth Farma
Army Bill Fight in House Sparks Row Over German Troop Withdrawal
Washington April 20 The army appropriation bill faced a sharp five hour clash in the house over provisions including a plan for early American troop withdrawal from Germany. Representative Garrett urged the president to inform Congress if safe for the public interest to act on the Knox peace resolution. The military affairs committee chair Kabu opposed the ground strength clause setting 168000, arguing for 175000, while others pressed to cut the total below the bill’s size.
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Associated Peopel
Washington, D. C
Army
House
Germany
Congress
Garrett
Tennessee
Harding
Man Kabu
Affat
Italian Government Reaches Yap Island Accord With U S
The Italian government announced complete agreement with the United States on Yap Island. The stance mirrors Secretary Hughes’s position, conveyed in notes to four principal allied powers, marking a unified policy on Yap.
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United States
Yap Island
Associated Progo
Washington, D. C
Yap
Hughes
Mote
District Agricultural School Holds Annual Contest
The District Agricultural School held its annual contest with events in stock judging farm and home economics. Judges and officials from University of Georgia aided, and a large crowd witnessed field and track events at Sanford Field.
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Sanford Field
Hacepee Ot
Craees Partiehwtion
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State College Or
Charite
J. Wy
University of Georgia Trarheam
C. W. Jones
Directoe
Athens
M.C. A
A. & AM Adoot
State College
hurdié—Fletcher
Arrendale
de Raterstell
Kelly
Chambers
Brabston
Diet
Ghastly Corpse Sermon At Prince Avénid Church
The speaker contrasts Paul and James on faith and works, arguing Paul’s salvation before and James’ after, urging Christians to active faith. Pastor Jennings announced a great day ahead with decision day and a morning device at the Sunday service.
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Paul
James
Throot
Pauli
Enarely
Jennings
Leavell
Williamis Motion for New Trial Heard at Decatur
In Decatur today Judge Williamis heard the motion for a new trial in a case involving John Williams. Johnson and Williams appeared as counsel. The request cites incomplete testimony and a postponement to be determined.
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Williamis
Decatur
Associated Press
Atlanta
John 9. Williams
Areene B. Johnson
Willkame Bounsel
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