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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1923
Page
18
Washington April 9 The Supreme Court backed actions by the federal trade commission ordering oil wholesalers to stop tying retail tank and pump equipment to product sales. The decision lets retailers use equipment furnished to sell competing brands, holding such agreements violate antitrust law and lessening competition under the Clayton Act.
New York April 0 An alliance to combat fascists in the United States will be perfected at a meeting tomorrow night, announced by officers of the Italian Chamber of Labor. Labor leaders join a new anti fascisti alliance intent on extirpating fascist groups, rooting out agitators, and aligning with labor causes against attacks on workers.
The Arkansas Supreme Court today upheld a ban on powder and paint for a student named Miss Pigsley, ruling the policy reasonable. Five justices concurred while Justice Tart dissented, and the court refused mandamus as she did not petition the school district directly.
In Silt, Utah, April 1, Bishop Charles W. Nibley urged earlier marriages during remarks at the churchs annual general conference. He criticized higher education for not teaching practical skills and advised sending children to high school then on to certain tasks, while praising President Neher Grant for urging continued faith.
Osborn Cobb former vice president of the American Tobacco Company and a director of the United Drug Company died on a train arriving at Pennsylvania Station this afternoon. He had been wintering in Hot Springs Arkansas and was 63. Cobb lived for years in Atwood, Connecticut, and was born in Caswell County North Carolina. A porter found his body after he failed to emerge from his stateroom. physicians noted he had been dead several hours.
New Haven April 9 Jesse W Sweetzer of Yale national amateur golf champion will be granted leave of absence from college to join the American team for the national Walker Cup matches in Great Britain His high scholastic standing will prevent his absence from delaying graduation The Life magazine snippet follows.
Washington April 0 An investigation into orders of the Alabama public service commission requiring railroads to sell 1 000 mile passenger mileage books for 25 was ordered today by the interstate commerce commission. Railroads operating in Alabama complained that the Alabama commission s order in this matter and in its other requirements in passenger service constituted a discrimination against interstate commerce.
Washington April 0 Formal announcement of the appointment of Arthur C. Lueder, defeated Republican candidate for Chicago mayor, and former postmaster Shere, acting postmaster at Chicago, was made at the White House today after a conference between President Harding and Postmaster General Lostmaster.
In U S district court five men who claimed exemption during World War I were denied naturalization with prejudice for five years. The action declares their non eligibility due to war exemption claims, affecting their status and future petitions in Nashville Tennessee.
Fingeraid Ga April 0 Odpeetil Hen Hin sperier court opened for the term. Defendants from Meltie and Cruluim counties are to be tried here. FC Wilson, indicted for murder in Wilcee County, will be tried April 17 after venue change from Seville. Attorneys Hal Lawson and A J McDonald represent the defendant. State's side led by Solicitor General J B Wall, Colonel Jeane Grantham, Colonel Watts Powell, and Judge Ttosa of Macon.
Fragmentary report mentions 150 best cellars and dry forces with unclear figures. It references old timers and twelve bottles per cane, an unquoted liquidation and federal involvement. Names of beneficiaries are not provided.
Officials focus on 24 000 bottles tied to a warehouse deal amid Volstead Act concerns. Justice Department reportedly opened an inquiry after alleged irregular stock certificates and a warning of grand jury action. Prohibitionists promise search and seizure and question how Prohibition Director Andrews allowed the deal.
Crowds of veterans arrive for large reunion. officials scramble to relocate about 600 with no lodging or funds to a warehouse as thousands more expected tomorrow. City bankers and citizens pledge aid. railroad officials report heavy passenger movement into the city ahead of events.
The article notes that five sections are planned to accommodate crowds traveling from Kentucky Tennessee and Alabama. It highlights arrangements for seating and circulation to manage increased attendance across the event.
Senator Borah contends the administration's proposal aims to appease Republican league sentiment and align with a pledge from a manifesto signed by Hughes and 3L Republicans promising to bring the United States into the league if Harding is elected. His push now centers on testing that pledge and countering perceived political maneuvering.
An advertisement touts Dan-Nax as a greatest tonic and laxative for indigestion constipation and stomach disorders with promises of renewed appetite and comfort after meals. It claims refunds if users are not delighted after a week and urges purchase from a druggist with several medical-sounding ingredients listed.
The piece notes rising rumors that the league of nations idea is inching into national politics. Irreconcilables fear Harding may soften yet deny a shift toward the league while Pepper and other senators join in the talk. Borah, Johnson and Lodge signal an anti league stance linked to the administration.
PAGE SEVENer rumors place him in a tight spot as he faces a possible clash between opposition and party duties. Senator Watson of Indiana plans a White House visit to warn the president about growing party tensions on international issues and may urge conferences with the foreign relations committee, akin to 1919 WW wartime steps.
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