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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1923
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment reports coal operators and the United States Commission of Interstate Commerce filing a statement about fixed price controls for anthracite coal. It notes price specifics per ton and per unit, with disputes over margins and production costs, and mentions attempts to prevent price gouging and labor friction.
At a recent council meeting Louisville officials approved funds to construct a municipal tee plant. The project aims to establish a community owned facility for local horticulture. The decision follows discussion of site options and budget implications.
Nesbit Wing of Augusta led survey work while city weighs railway spur facilities to ensure plant success. Contingent steps remain to secure proper railroad access and enable construction of the proposed fee factory with expected expenses and connections outlined.
The article describes pre conference tensions over the Turkish peace talks, with major powers debating rights for foreigners in Turkey, arrests, domiciliary moves, and diplomat roles. Britain France Italy dispute foreign legal advisers and enforcement. concerns over caps on Turkish obligations and guarantees for foreign residents surface amid unsettled negotiations.
San Pedro California April 22 reports that the tug Thashida was rammed and sunk by the Standard CHE tanker Richmond Jats as the tanker, coming from San Francisco, neared the outer harbor. The crew were rescued.
Andrew J Bennett a veteran of the Civil War dies after a stroke in New Orleans visited son H P Bennett of Atlanta details show he was born Forsyth County Georgia and worked as a masonry contractor in Atlanta before retiring in 19. He leaves four daughters Mrs Ch Ally Mrs Aditle Moy Menry and Alen Mice Jenkins and a long list of sons including EB Boa TN Bennett of Atlanta CS Bennett of Hoford in In EF ant Wyod Hennett of New Orlow. Burial will be at Shady Grove Baptist church in Cumming Georgia with Rev W M Albert conducting services. Blanchard Garkell company of Athanta arranged the funeral.
Washington April 22 Former Pennsylvania Witc dis trict representative John Marshall Rose died here early Sunday after a serious illness of several days. He had been in weakened condition since a pneumonia attack months ago with a later relapse. Rose served in the 65th 60th and 67th Congresses after earlier work in the state legislature. He was born May 15 1856 in Johnstown.
Two unmasked white bandits robbed Cy El Cheatham at a street location near UW Washington. The incident occurred around 1 o clock Sunday evening. Suspects, described as over 60 years old, fled toward Waah street and Beawapte after the hold up, police report.
A woman presided over a case involving seven men convicted for armed robberies in clothing shops. The article notes the judge’s calm demeanor and references defendants including Mironoff’s younger brother and other associates. The proceedings occurred amid intense courtroom drama.
A weekly report from the State Highway Commission notes most South Carolina highways are in good condition with several segments described as rough or passable. Route details cover Charleston to Columbia, Greenville to Spartanburg, and North Carolina borders with notes on detours, construction, and sections that are rough but passable or impassable in wet weather.
AML EL church conferences in Atlanta Griffin and Thome endorsed a candidate for the sixth district banner. Text mentions Brown University and Bishop Fleper, with unclear names and dates, reflecting a historic clerical election process.
Rev B R Holmes of Malmes Institute preached at Mt Carmel AME Church declaring unity across races requires the spirit of God. He urged that the love of God be the guiding principle for nations and sects to achieve universal peace. Dr Roberts praised Holmes Institute in response.
Moorehead Mississippi April 2 five persons were injured in a severe hail storm that damaged a plantation tenant's bonds, wrecked a tenant house, and battered crops along the Boothern railway between Indianotq and Sttatiena. None of the injured are seriously hurt.
Philip Schwarz a well known restaurant man died suddenly of a heart attack while chatting with friends Sunday afternoon. Ill health had not been publicly disclosed. funeral arrangements were announced with Mrs Henry Rnthe and others listed as leading mourners.
Reports show planned sugar trading reforms debated in Congress. Secretary Wallace and President Harding approach broader controls while Justice Department actions target exchanges in New York. Experts gather evidence for possible government cases to curb speculative practice.
Britain and the United States clash over mandates and concessions. The Chester-Goethals railway grant and the Mosul oil agreement are debated as Britain questions Turkey’s rights. American ambassadors will attend discussions to secure approval if no new objections arise.
A distorted excerpt discusses American agriculture facing external duties while wheat markets, prices, and European competition influence U.S. purchasing power. It notes European recovery affecting demand, exchange, and currency, with implications for American exports and farm welfare.
The text describes Harding’s push for joining the international court as a demonstration of cooperation with other nations. It notes his belief in the court and his aim to show his country’s willingness to cooperate, while suggesting dangers to national integrity.
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