Federal farm credit plan debate in Senate hearing
Washington advocates call for credits to support farm needs and extend Federal Reserve system functions through the Farm Loan Bureau Seaboard Republicans and Southern Democrats argue for widened credit access. Senator Simmons notes cotton farmers rely on loans, urges diversification to lift rural poverty and rural prosperity across the South.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Syst
Farm Loan Bureau
Seaflock
Simmons
Democrat
Urelina
Billy
Sbi Fey
Pra
Nite
Uirir
Jenath Serheek
South
Table Lamps Curling Irons and More Items Listed
A brief catalog like notice lists table lamps curling irons sewing machines electric irons heating pads and other household goods. The fragment mentions a seller or sale category with assorted items likely available for purchase or auction.
Doctors Chosen to Examine Davis for Sanity
Governor Hardwick appointed Dr. T. P. Waring and Dr. George L. Harman of Savannah and Dr. Roger Swint of the State Sanitarium at Milledgeville to examine Benjamin W. Davis, in Savannah jail under death sentence for murder, to determine sanity with a report on whether he is insane and if so its duration. Davis is charged with the murder of Thomas White.
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Savannah
Hardwick
T. P. Waring
George L. Harman
Roger Swint
State Sanitarium
Milledgeville
Benj. W. Davis
Davis
Thomas White
Arbuckle Ready for Screen Return Sparked by Club Opposition
Los Angeles reports Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle prepared for a cinema comeback after January 1 while the Los Angeles district federation of women’s clubs reiterates their opposition. President Mrs. J C Urquhart says despite acquittal at the third San Francisco trial the testimony blocks him from public trust, pledging club women won’t endorse any Arbuckle films. The plan to rehire Arbuckle by producer Joseph M Schenck is noted.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Los Angeles District Federation of Women’s Clubs
Will H. Hays
Arbuckle
Los Angeles District Federation
J.C. Urquhart
San Francisco
Hays
Joseph M. Schenck
Arbuckle in Films Sparks Clergy and City Reactions
Clergymen in Livingston urge leniency but do not back bans. Wenatchee and Walla Walla officials maintain Arbuckle films will not be shown. Milwaukee ministers condemn any return as an insult. Buffalo women’s clubs plan to oppose Arbuckle’s reinstatement, accusing Will Hays of breaking promises.
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Fatty
Livingston
Mont
Roscoe Arbuckle
R. McCarty
Isternal
Association
Livingston Minorganization
Motion Picture
Arbuckle
Wenatche, Wash
Fatty” Arbuckle
Wenatchee
George Seaman
Mimswaukee
Wis
G. F. Behener
Milwaukee Federation of Ministers
Funds pledged to restore Louvain Library carillon in New York state
Hunter College pledges 2590 as first higher education gift to the $1,000,000 Louvain Library restoration campaign. Albany State College also commits 1000 for a carillon bell. Renewal of the Belgium memorial drive began December 3 in New York with canvasses by CCNY and NYU. Public schools in New York City may contribute about 25000 toward the project. Other states plan to join in early 1923.
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New York
Hunter College
United States
Louvain
New York State College
al 4Bany
Lbrary
Belgium
New York State
College of the City of
New York University
New York City
Stop Club in Birmingham Faces Liquor Injunction
United States District Attorney Mackin urged Judge Grubb to restrain the Southern Club in Birmingham from liquor law violations. The petition seeks a one year closure if violations recur, linked to a raid by federal prohibition officials, with past police raids cited as context.
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Birrmingham
Ala
United States
Mackminer
William Grubb
Southern Club
Birmingham
Fine
Prohibition
Meldrim Attacks Liquor Drinking in Atlanta speech
Savannah judge Peter Meldrim, former American Bar president, urged repeal or amendment of the 18th Amendment after delivering an address to the City Club of Atlanta. He argued that bootleggers and drinkers at all social levels are equally violating prohibition and urged enforcement changes. He returned to Savannah Thursday after Wednesday night’s remarks.
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Savannah
Peter Weldrim
Superior Court
Chatham County
American Bar Association
Savanah
Atlanta
City Club
Meldrim
Tue City Club of
Mexican Pete Makes Advances on New York Petroleum Stock
A sensational rise in Mexican Petroleum stock led trading in New York to surge with a 60 point gain in under three hours. The stock climbed through multiple price levels as trades shifted from Sire to Pan American Petroleum and Transport, amid rumors of a New Smackover oil property purchase in Arkansas.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Mexican Petroleum
Eaterday
Pan American Petroleum and Transport Company
Financial District
Smackover
Arkansas
Want Nomination Of Butler Soon
Washington reports leaders moved an executive session of the Senate Thursday within two hours after convening to seek confirmation before the Christmas recess of the nomination of Pierce Butler of St Paul as an associate Justice of the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Pierce Butler
St. Paul
Supreme Court
Senate
Home remedy for coughs and colds quick relief
An inexpensive homemade mix promises rapid relief from catarrh nose and throat trouble. Mix Parmint double strength with sugar and water to half a pint, ready in two minutes, claimed to clear phlegm ease breathing and reduce inflammation.
Southern Conference of Building Owners to Meet in Atlanta
Atlanta hosts the first annual Southern Conference of Building Owners and Managers January 16 17. Fred Schaefer secretary of the new group and Atlanta association official leads plans to promote welfare of skyscraper owners across Tennessee Georgia Alabama and other southern states. Attendees include major owners from Tennessee Georgia Alabama North Carolina Florida South Carolina Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Kentucky Texas and Virginia with talks by Earl Schultz National Association president and Lewis Ermeling executive secretary.
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Atlanta
Fred Skaefer
Atlanta Association
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Neth Crolina
Fla
South Carolina
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Kentucky
Texas
Virginia
FE. M.horine
George Randolph
Memphis
T. H. Lynch
Sidman Cigar Ad from Haver Distributor
An advertisement notes Sidman cigars sold by Henson Bros and Full Bright, distributors in Haver with a clear aroma and a price of five cents per cigar.
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Sidman
Henson Bros & Fullbright
Borah Proposes World Conference On Disarmament
Senator Borah Idaho urges a world powers conference called by President Harding to discuss economic questions and potential agreements for armament reduction and more stable financing and business during debate on the naval appropriation bill.
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Washington
Harding
Borah
Idaho
Yale Students Back Prohi Laws At Yale University
Two undergraduate committees from Yale academic and scientific schools were chosen to cooperate in shaping student opinion on prohibition enforcement. The move, urged by President James R. Angel, aims to foster greater respect for prohibition laws. Police Chief Smith noted a drop in student arrests since earlier times, with about two hundred yearly arrests in the past versus now rarely any.
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New Haven
Conn
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
James R. Angel
Yale
M. Angel
Smith
Yale Daily News
Studerts
Army Revisions Ordered on Reserve Officer Rules
A joint committee of five reserve officers and five regulars appointed by Secretary Weeks will revise Reserve Officers Corps regulations. The panel aims to standardize examinations for promotions and address dual loyalties between reserve and national guard commissions. Current rules require three years service before promotion, with concerns over nonstandard exams and combined national and reserve commissions. The group will also propose clearer tests and standards for filling general officer vacancies and streamline assignments across army components.
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Washington
Weeks
National Guard
Harry P. Ward
Hamilton
Ohio
Reserve Officers Commission
Fifth Corps
G. G. Reinger
Asheville
N. C
Ralph F. Cameron
Wichita
Kans
John D. Seymour
Board
Reserve Co
United States
Roumania Opens Oil Lands to Foreign Capital
London reports Roumania with vast underdeveloped oil lands is ready to grant state oil concessions to foreign capital. A New York construction firm has bid to develop exclusive lands for an internal supply at low cost, with other offers from US, British, and Dutch interests to be considered as production rises.
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London
Roumania
Cupital
Dritiva
Dalglan
Independenne Roumanie
New York
Excl
United States
England
Holland
Sikorski Resigns as Poland Premier. Wojciechowski Refuses
General Sikorski submitted his resignation to President Stanislaus Wojciechowski after the Narutowicz assassination. Wojciechowski rejected the move, keeping Sikorski's cabinet in power while urging national unity and dignity. He called the former president’s death a political crime and urged harmony and justice for all loyal to the constitution.
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Warsaw
Sikorski
Gabriel Narutowics
Stanislau Wojelethowald
Poland
Sikorak
Wojciechowski
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Convention of Federated Clubs
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Buffalo Federation of Women's Clubs
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Butler
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