Southern Commercial Congress Meets in Washington in March
The twelfth annual convention of the Southern Commercial Congress is set for Washington March 1 to 3. The program aims to summarize the period of international reconstruction with a focus on U S economic needs, especially the South, and foreign trade relations. A painting of David Lubin will be unveiled. a reception in his honor follows, and a March 2 banquet will host Latin American diplomats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hollomon
Washington
Southern Commercial Congress
America
United States
South
Faran
United States Department of Agriculture
David Lubin
Lubin
International Institute
Rome
Ufe
Urge Co-operation For Prevention Of Delinquency
Dr. O F Lewis, secretary of the National Prison Association, urged community-wide cooperation to solve delinquency at a Georgia Council of Social Agencies event. He said treatment will come from communities, not just prisons or courts, and that crime stems from the desire for a good time. Providing recreation to youth and strengthening the church home school and employment conditions are key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Lewis
National Prison Association
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia Council of Social Agencies
Admiral Oliver to Visit Hawkinsville Home
Admiral J H Oliver a former Hawkinsville resident and first governor of the Virgin Islands now living in Shirley Virginia visits Macon Georgia to meet Mr and Mrs W J Massee before planning a trip to Hawkinsville. The retired naval officer recently retired after thirty years on the active list and will tour the area as part of his United States Denmark purchase heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
J. H. Oliver
Hawkinsville
Virgin Islands
Denmark
United States
Mraz W. J. Massee
Oliver
Shirley
Nik and
Homa
Porto Rico seeks congressional action on status
A Porto Rico delegation in Washington plans a campaign to settle its political status. March congressmen including Upshaw of Georgia will visit the island to study conditions for early action in the sixty eighth session. Robert H. Todd says the 1917 act advanced self government but all future status must be defined by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hollohon
Washington
Porto Rico
South
Upshaw
Georgia
Sall
Robert H. Todd
Republican National
Congress
Bankers and merchants face charges in bond theft case
Memphis police and post office inspectors lone in on the Liberty bond theft ring as banker W L Huntley Jr drug store owner H Diges Noten and his wife Mrs Ethel Wyckoff Noten are charged with receiving stolen property. A New York driver and four others are detained as about $300000 in bonds are traced and a Brooklyn robbery connects to the Memphis inquiry. Detectives say additional arrests are probable with New York DA aides en route.
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Memphis
Tenn
W. L. Huntley, Jr
H. Diges Noten
Ethel Wyckoff Noten
Post Office
Cameron
BH. Anderson
W. T. Griffin
Hank
Huntley
Nolen
Leavenworth
Savannah
San
Omaha
Neb
New York
Iocal
Brooklyn
Hunter
Griffin
Anderson
Offcers Watch Mail Robbery Arrest Thief
Dayton officials and deputies nabbed Leo Bauman after a tip led to a staged robbery near the post office. Bauman assaulted mail driver Leonard Hodge, bound him to a post, and tried to load pouches into a car. A car window was fired at as deputies closed in. Bauman fled but was later captured. Bauman held on bond of 25000.
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Dayton
Ohio
Thamselveg
Roy
Leo Bau
Leonard Hodge
Bau
Bauman
Georgia Society Bids Farewell to Hoke Smith
Washington February 1 The Georgia society will host a farewell reception for retiring president Senator Hoke Smith. The event is at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Tiller with dancing to follow. Smith retires as Georgia Society president and from the U S Senate on March 4 but will open three law offices in the Southern Building on Fifteenth Street in Washington.
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Washington
Senator Hoke Smith
Georgia Society
Theodore Tiller
Senator Smith
Society
United States Senate
Publc Life
Fifteenth Street
Allen Is Released On Killing Charge In DeLand
George W. Allen a Daytona paper hanger was freed on habeas corpus after Arthur Hames said Allen was not among those who beat and killed Grady Hames in Daytona Beach on December 26. Lena Hames identified him earlier, and Allen had been bound over to the grand jury before the elder Hames reaffirmed his innocence.
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DeLand
Fla
George W. Allen
Daytona
Arthur Hames
Allen
Hames
Grady Hames
Young Hames
Tena
Beach
Lena Hames
A Tailor Offers 100 Single Suit Styles at Loss Price
A personal invitation from G KE Talbot invites customers to a new real tailor shop at Upatalia Entrance 2% Auburn Ave corner Peachtree and Auburn Ave. He offers about 100 single suit styles tailored to measure for 35 dollars each, noting many sold for over 75 dollars, hoping to attract a call or in-person visit regardless of purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G KE. Talbot
Auburn Ave
Peachtree
Auburn
Greek premier to resign post in London conference row
Athens reports premier Rhallis will resign amid differences over who leads the Greek delegation to the Near Eastern conference in London. Rhallis formed his ministry on November 18 succeeding M Venizelos as premier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhallis
London
Athens
M. Venizelos
Ship Repair Shops Cut Charges and Wages in Norfolk
Norfolk February 4 reductions in ship repair charges and wages took effect this morning. Twenty nine of thirty shops adopted the new scales as wage cuts affected workers.
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Norfolk
Bessette Family Endorses Priest Indigestion Powder
Jed Bessette of Georgia Vermont writes that Priest's Indigestion Powder and Regulators fully satisfy stomach and indigestion needs. Oliva and Howard Bessette also attest relief and compatibility with the products. For sale by druggists and Priest Drug Co. Bangor Maine. Samples sent free. Mention paper where read.
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Jed Bessette
Georgia
Priest Drug Co
Bangor
Maine
Priest
Oliva Bessette
Howard Bessette
Armistead Rites Held for Lizzie Power Armistead
Friends and relatives of Lizzie Power Armistead and other named Dallas residents are invited to her funeral service Sunday February 6 1923 at 2204 PM in the chapel of H M Patterson & Son Interment follows at Hollywood Cemetery Gentlemen to serve as pallbearers meet at the chapel at 2 15 PM
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Carlton
J. K.P. Carlton
J. C. Carlton
Los Angeles
Cal
Afrie
John W. Hardwick
Thomas D. Body
Pitt M. Brown
Macon
H. L. Johnston
J. A. Carlton
Palmetto
At & P.m
Barclay &Brandon Co
George C. Shett
West View
Mosers
C. R. Thomas
C.H. Goodwin
J. 3. Greer
Guy Smith
EB. Py McBurney
H .¥. McCord
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Atlanta
Belle Isle
Hayes
Grove
Esporte
W. L. Douglas
Emerson
Packard Shoes
Black
Decatur St
the Gumps
Paspositons
Aden
Atrnen
Sam Cohen
Balding
Edgewood Ave
Harding
Hoke Smith
C. P. Talbot
New England
Bessette
Vermont
Tenth Street
Forrest
George Adair
Begley Bldg
Ss. T. Weyman
Weyman & Connors
Grant Bldg
Bayne Gibson
A. B. Chapman
Ivy
Foote & ‘Davies Company
Edgewood and Pryor
Financial Audit Company
Ealey
Shumaker
C. J. Anderson
D. Els
Creech Coal
Wallins
Harlan County
Kentucky
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Peters Building
R. C. Campbell Coal CO
Alonzo Bag
Lodge
Susman
Georgia Lodge
FL & A
Manon
TR Oodhouse
Grist
Crawford
J. J. Crawford
Ottlock
Harry G. Poole
Little
William P. Little
J. K. Collins
C.H. Blount
Messray W. H
F. E. Little
W. W. Herren
E. G. Little
Hollywood “the Cemetery
Beautiful
Forsyth Bldg
Pryor Street
Auburn Avenue
the Tripod Paint Co
Pryor Pisce
Eb A Brewster
Albert Howell
Arthur Hieyman
Brewster, Howell & Heyman
Connally
Lawrenceville
Alt. Truitt
Wats
Williams Lumble
Truitt Coal and Iron CO
City.c Coal CO
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Han
Gaop
Arcadia
EI Oint Railroad Company
Atlanta Terminal
W. H. Bruce
Georgie Securities Commission
Pers
J. Davis
C.C. Harryr
M. TL
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Chaiman
T. J. Colins
Jay Mudgailt
Takat Life
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Cismission
Tac.t
Losdsey
Georzia
F. Magruder
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