Garfield Favors Coal Regulation Reform
In Washington on February 2 Dr. Harry A. Garfield former federal fuel administrator testified before the Senate manufactures committee endorsing key parts of the Calder coal regulation bill. He urged public-interest driven price fixing and emergency distribution control by the president with cabinet members, and backed publishing industry production cost and selling price data.
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Washington
Harry A. Garfield
Senate Manufactures Committee
Garfield
Rev Louis Allen Dies in Atlanta at 22
Baptist minister Reverend Louis A. Allen pastor of the First Baptist Church of Cartersville Georgia died Wednesday afternoon in a private hospital He was twenty two years old He is survived by his wife of Cartersville his father and mother Mr and Mrs J B Allen of Cherry Log Ga seven brothers Will O Holty Ran and H Allen of Cherry Log and James Allen of Lindale and one sister Mrs Frank Greenway of Lindale The body was taken to the chapel of Awtry and Lowndes and will be taken to Cherry Log Ga Thursday morning
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Louis A. Allen
First Baptist Church
Cartersvile
Cartersville
J. B. Allen
Cherry Log
Will
O. Holty
Ran
H. Allen
James Allen
Lindale
Frank, Greenway
Durry
Awtry& Lowndes Co
Joseph B Gartrelt, Jr
Misrah M. McClure
Elizabeth Street
Sre S
da Nixon
Emma Lamey
John A. McClure
Coulversville
C W McClure
Nan MckKinsley
Coultersville
Robert McKinsley
Tilden Il
Dave MecKinsley
Sparta
Greenberg & Bond Co
Colored Church Christian Council To Name Leaders
The first annual meeting of the colored churches council of the city will be held at the Butler Street branch of the M C C this evening at 8 o'clock. Over twenty six churches belong to the council. Dr H R Butler, active chairman, urges a full gathering as several important matters will be discussed. Annual election of officers will take place.
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Butler Street
M. C
H. R. Butler
Offleara
Pythagoras Lodge
Masonic Hall
Decatura
J_EDWIN CREDCH
Tlptchet Pfarson
Yonah Council
Rowalakanany
Fraternrity MO
McClelland Praled Rak
Theo Mast
Woman's Study Class Featured by Reading by Miss Whiteside
The Atlanta Woman's club study class will discuss Atlanta's needs and the bond issue as part of its next session. Miss Mary Brant Whiteside led readings from G Southern Poets and is noted for published poems with a forthcoming poetry volume. Marie von Gelden sang, with Mrs. Slaton accompanying. Mrs. Stevenson chaired.
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Atlanta
Big Gain Shown in Employment in Detroit Area
Detroit on February 2 reports 70 000 men, about 22 percent of the factory workforce, currently employed due to an industrial survey by the employers association led by George W. Grant. About half work half time. Normal factory employment runs 310 000. Unemployed estimated at 160 000, not counting 70 000 believed to have left the city since last December.
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Detroit
Employers' Association
George W. Grant
Aurway
Militiamen Asked to Join Lynching in Jasper Case
Jurors heard testimony linking Alabama National Guardsmen to the January 13 lynching of William Baird in Jasper. Leslie West, town taxi driver, described the trip, jail raid, death ride, and gunfire. Defense objected to prior conversations, but West and others testified about the incident and the guardsmen involved.
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Hamilton
Ala
National
William Baird
Jasper
Marion County
Leslie West
Robert L. Lancaster
Guy Cannon
Robert J. Hall
Company M
Alabama National Guard
Wiliam Baird
Lancaster
Cannon
National Guard
Townley
St. Lesie West
Claude Kiichins
Clyde Springer
Hall
West
Yowley
Baird
Mortuary notices and bids from early Rome Georgia page
Infant Leroy Johnston died at 66 Savannah street. Mrs Nannie C House died at 377 East Georgia avenue. Elizabeth Harris aged 90 died at Howell Mill road residence. Proposals for redredging back channel at Moultrie SC invited. Rome Georgia municipal bond sale announced with bids due March 10 1021 and bond details.
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Miz
Elizabeth Harris
Howell Mill Road
J. W. Harris
M. L. Booth
E. C. Hardin
Eo D
Charleston
Fort Moultrie
Rome
Georgia
E. Lindsey
FB. Magruder
WIOVE Probable in Shepard Case Reported in Macon
Macon officials discussed potential steps in the Shepard poisoning probe. A grand jury decision may target four counted suspects: Pauline Elmer, Ioma Henry, Ernest Hobson, and Annie Cutts. Evidence suggests Fred Shepard knew of a conspiracy months before death and hired a northern detective.
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Houston County
Macon
Red D. Shepard
Fort Valley
Charles H. Garret
Boykin
Pauline Elmer
Jacksonville
Shepard
Ioma Henry
Ernest Hobson
Perry
Annie Cutts
Abbeville
Garrett
Fred Shepard
Fulton County
Fulton
Bibb
Central Post Office Branch Offers Wide Goods Roofline
Sheltered under this one roof are many lines of goods and services for buyers to find what they seek without leaving. The post office branch provides convenience with a renting agent located at 200 Arcade Main, phone 5511.
Rome newspaperman wins coroner's race
Charles J. Ogles, reporter for The Tribune-Herald, won Floyd county coroner in Rome Ga defeating William Lanham and A P Gentry by 155 votes to fill the late A D E Hardin's unexpired term.
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Rome
Charles J. Ogles
Tribune-Herald
Floyd County
William Lanham
A.P. Gentry
A, DE Hardin
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