$250 000 For Suitable Quarters For Regional Bank
Atlanta bankers press for site as government bank plans move forward. Debates over leasing space in the new Healy Building along Broad street intensify, with discussion of 200 foot frontage. Officials say nine days remain before federal reserve act deadlines. board seats and director classifications debated.
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Atlanta
Regional Reserve Bank
Government Bank
Healy
Broad, Walton, Poplar
Forsyth Streets
Borsyth Street
Poplar
Walton Street
Walter G. Cooper
Chamber of Commerce
Vian Ketsade
Mell I. Wilkinson
Cooper
Rehamber of Commerce
William Healy
A. J. Liebman
Flver
Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Fights Emerge Over Reserve Bank Districts
Congress and public officials react to the reserve bank committee’s district plan. McAdoo and Williams on the Federal Reserve Board are unlikely to reverse positions, while several cities press for redraws. Opposition cites geography and political ties as districts form around trade and banking advantages.
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McAdoo and Williams
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Reserve Bank Organization Committee
Wilson
Pick
Flavia
Burton
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Littsburg
Hitchcock
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
Richmond
Williams
Baltimore
Kington
Reserve Board
Congress
Fake tale of train hold up ends in dismissal of Fletcher
Fletcher, a Seaboard Air Line bay express messenger on southbound No 14, admitted no bandit entered the express car and that all pistol shots were fired by himself. The story, blamed on wild western ideas, was dismissed as newspaper publicity. He has been dismissed from the company and left Atlanta. A fellow flatman confirmed seeing three rough men on the tracks.
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B.L Bfletcher
Bay Express
Seaboard Air Line
Comer. Ga
Southern Express Company
Express Company
Boy Express
Crom
Fletcher
Atlanta
Bos
Fred
Eleteher
J. D. Banby
Torreon Capture Spurs Rebel Plan To Take Tampico
Washington reports from April indicate Torreon has fallen to constitutionalist forces. Rebels, buoyed by the victory, prepare to attack Tampico as Admiral Fletcher notes 1,000 troops under General Castro approaching from the San Guis line and 1,000 mounted troops at Laguna Puerto ready to press the coast advance.
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Washington
Reorge C. Carothers
Torreon
Fletcher
Tampico
Mexico City
Mr. Cacothery
Jacked
Maas
Moore
Velasco
Cor Villa
Aguilar
Wilson
Mexico
Laguna Puerto
Castro
San Guis
New Orleans Plans Protest Over Regional Bank Titles
New Orleans leaders from business and banking circles called a mass meeting for tomorrow night to protest the decision not to include New Orleans in the list of regional bank titles. The meeting of commercial bodies agreed on the protest plan and next steps.
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New Orleans
Senators Revolt At Closed Doors
Washington April 3 nine members of the senate headed by Senator La Follette openly revolted against proceedings behind closed doors after an executive session in which the senate by a vote of 36 to 27 confirmed Winthrop M Daniels of New Jersey to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The revolt sparked a three day fight over Daniels and touched off a bitter senate debate with supporters led by President Wilson.
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Senate
la Follette
Winthrop M. Daniels
New Jersey
Interstate Commerce Commission
J.folletta
Bristow
Cummins
Clapp
Kenyon
Norris
Jones
Grenna
Poindexter
Daniels
Capitol
Wilson
Hughes
Newlands
Interstate Commerce Committee
Pittman and
Williams
Ponmmoen
Daniela
White House
Brandegee
Bryjan
Dillingham
Fall
Gallinger
Gore
James
Johnson
Lee
Marland
Lewis
Lippit
Lodge
McLean
Martin
Myers
Gilver
Overman
Owen
Page
Perkins
Pittman
Pomerene
Ransdell
Shafroth
Sheppard
Simmons
Smith
Georgia
Maryland
Swanson
Tilman
Townsend
Warren
Weeks
Ashurst
Borah
Burton
Catron
Chamberlain
Crawford
Hitchcock
Hollis
Lane
Sea of Tennessee
O'Gorman
Hsmith
Michigan
Smoot
Sterling
Thompson
Vardaman
Walsh
Works
Birthday fete honors J N Young with nineteen children
Nashville Ga April 2 Special At the home of one of Berrien counties oldest cities were gathered yesterday three score of descendants of J N Young known as Uncle Jep to celebrate his seventy ninth birthday Uncle Jep fathered twenty two children all with the same mother who died many years ago He cared for nineteen of his offspring while the others were at school or elsewhere The elder Young served in the south during the Civil War and returned to settle in the county with most of his family.
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Nashville
Berrien County
J. N. Young
Jep
Young
South
Babe Born On Macon Street In Busy City Scene
On Macon Street in Georgia a woman in distress collapsed on a sidewalk near Cotton Avenue by the city hall. Three newspaper employees aided her, an ambulance was summoned, and she was taken to a hospital. The mother refused to give her name and the baby’s details remain unclear. Local nurses say the woman is believed to be married.
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Macon
Cotton Avenue
City Hall
Bat&queen
Deinz Ni
House Rejects Move to Lower Congressional Mileage Rate
Washington April 3 after a heated session the House declined to cut the 20 cent per mile travel allowance for members going to and from Washington The regulatory executive and judicial appropriation bill would have ended the present mileage rate and allowed actual travel expenses for a single trip for each member and dependent family member The proposal was stricken out by 83 to 46 and the current rate was kept In the vote the House preserved current mileage policy and policy details followed in the bill.
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Washington
House
Miss Johnston to Wed Baron After Wealth Lost in Mexico
New York April 3 Special Baron Von Heitmuller says one true love per lifetime. Miss Alice Johnston of Savannah confirms this, leading to a Savannah wedding that will make her Baroness von Hellmuller. After twenty years of rejections, a Mexico oil investment collapse and revolution prompted her acceptance.
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New York
Baron von Heitmuller
Alice Johnston
Savannah
Elief
Miss Johnston
Baroness von Hellmuller
Haron
West holds Senate seat fate as Slaton pledges support
On the eve of a state Democratic meeting the fate of the Bacon Senate seat hinges on W S West. Governor Slaton says he offered West the Bacon vacancy with no strings and will back him if he runs. West arrived in Atlanta and declined to announce his plan, saying only he would decide later.
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State Democratic Executive Committee
A. 0
Bacon
W. S. West
Slaten
Senator West
Colonel West
Winecoff
Kimball House
The
Constitution
Dam
Nator West
West
Slaton
Felder
Hardwick
Gones
Committee to report on school books draft subcommittee named
After an all day session the state school check commission formed a subcommittee to draft a report for April 28. The panel includes Sr. L. Brittain C. R. McCrery and H. C. Shun trine. Chairman Brittain will insert the findings in his May report. Printing costs for the investigations are in doubt and McCrory warned he might quit the meeting. H. S. Bowden of Blakely, a superintendent candidate, spoke at length. Continued on Page Two.
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State School Check Commission
Sr. L. Brittain
C. R. McCrery
H. C. Shuntrine
General Assembly
M. L. Brittain
McCrory
H. S. Bowden
Blakely
Burns Plans Restart of Phagan Case Probe
Detective William J Burns, en route to Atlanta, said in a Chicago interview he knew who killed Mary Phagan but would not name the suspect. He argued Frank might not be capable of the crime and noted earlier reports and defense counsel dispute the completeness of his findings.
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William J. Burns
Mary Phagan
New York
West
Chicago
Atlanta
Reuben Arnold
Herbert Haas
Frank
Burns
Atlana
Borns
Associated Press
William J. Buens
Atlanta, Ga
Leo M. Frank
Kansas City
Europe
Youngs
Lef Frank
Burna
Key West
Ilm
Bat
Burny
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