Cabinet Choice Expected Soon
President elect Harding plans to announce several cabinet selections soon to allow new secretaries to move to Washington. Reported picks include Charles Hughes for state and Andrew Melon for treasury with Washington homes a factor. Harry Daugherty may occupy Harding’s current home. John Weeks holds war post. Departments begin preparing accounting for the new cabinet.
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Robert J. Bender
United News
New York
Harding
Washington
Charles Dean Hughes
Andrew W. Melie
the Treasury
Harry Daugherty
John W Weeks
War
Transury
Navy
Cabinet Turnover in Harding Administration Nears
As inauguration approaches four weeks remain before Harding takes office and large department handovers begin. Unconfirmed reports name Hays for postmaster general, Lowden for secretary of the navy, with labor and commerce posts unsettled. Senator Fall may become interior secretary while Wallace’s agriculture post may wait for a later announcement.
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Harding
Will Hays
Frank O. Lowden
Mrs Harding Leaves New York for Washington with Wardrobe
Mrs Warren G Harding departs New York for Washington aboard Edward McLean’s private car, accompanied by a staff of pallbearers, a Ritz Carlton butler, and security. Dozens of packages and floral tributes are loaded as reporters crowd Union Station.
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New York
Edward McLean
Ritz Carlton
Warren G. Harding
Washington
McLean
Harding
Harry News
Harry Barker
United States Secret Service
Union Station
Washington Society
Edward “McLean
Washington Express
Duvatyn
Harvard club meeting set for Milwaukee in June
The Associated Harvard clubs announce their annual meeting will be in Milwaukee on June 10 and 11. Alumni from Harvard College and professional schools are expected to gather, with previous reunions drawing more than 600 attendees from Bangor to San Francisco and classes from 1858 to 1920. Milwaukee last hosted the event in 1901.
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Harvard Clubs
Milwaukee
Harvard
John W. Prentiss
New York
Washington
Bangor
San Francisco
Eleven Rescued in Griffin Mill Grief Follows Lightning Strike
Griffin Ga February 6 Special. J Gien Whittle died after being injured when a bolt struck the giant brick smokestack of Griffin’s largest mill causing about 10000 in damage. Eleven workmen were dug from debris and are being cared for. The mill will reopen once repairs finish and operations resume soon.
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Griffin
J—Gien Whittle
President declines to mix in railway dispute
Telegrams from railroad unions and the Association of Railway Executives reach the White House. Secretary Payne forwards recommendations as Wilson refers the matter to the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Railway Labor Board for orderly handling. The unions seek a wage readjustment if supported by facts, while executives praise the president for directing proper inquiry.
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Association of
Railway Executives
Interior Payne
Payne
White House
M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Linea
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Atterbury
Congress
Association of Stailway
Cuyler
Thomas Dewitt Cuyler
Railway Execatives
President Wilson
Interstate Commerce Commission and
Railway Labor Board
Railway Labor Unions
Wilson
Eighteen golfers robbed by armed bandits near Springfield
Newark dispatch reports eighteen men and women returning from the Baltustel Golf Club dinner were halted by three armed bandits using logs and debris to block the road. Cash only was taken, and a lawyer from Elizabeth was shot in the arm while resisting. Robbers fled after brief consultation. police searched Newark and Elizabeth with no success.
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Newark
N. J
Baltustel Golf Club
Springfield
Thomas Debevoise
Robert Huse
Elizabeth
James FP. Thomas
Thomas
Stght
Hugo
Kenilworth
Heroes of France Award Annuities to War Heroes
Nineteen years after M Metyger died in Alsace a contest honoring bravery among French enlisted soldiers was decided in St Germain France. Five recipients from 466 were awarded 800 francs each with honors from President Millerand and Marshal Yoch. Recipients ranged from a marine first mate to a corporal and two mobilized workers, all decorated and wounded. The ceremony celebrated tenacity discipline and devotion to duty as keys to rebuilding France.
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St Germain
France
M Metyger
Germany
Teutens
Millerand
Marshal Yoch
Gouard
Ronard
Marines
Jones
Shepherd
Tar and Feathers for Texas Lawyer in Houston
Houston police investigated an incident in which attorney B. I. Hobbs was tarred and feathered and hurled from a moving automobile. Hobbs said five men entered his home on a pretext, abducted him in night clothes, and dumped him at a secluded spot before returning him to the city. A paper bag with his clothes and a KKK insignia accompanied the attack.
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Houston
Texas
B. I. Hobbs
Hobbs
Tech Night School Opens Second Term Monday Evening
Tach campus starts second term with Monday evening classes as many new students enroll. Evening sessions begin and the program resumes with updated coursework and instructors guiding the new cohort.
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Tach
Atu
Evening classes for practical engineering and sciences
Registration opens Monday evening for students seeking enrollment in a term at the school. Instruction runs 7 to 9 PM on Monday through Thursday. Curricula include physics chemistry electrical and mechanical engineering architecture surveying mechanical drawing and related trades to provide practical mechanical knowledge and hands on experience.
Concert Draws Large Audience at City Auditorium
An audience of about 2,900 attended the Sunday afternoon concert in the City Auditorium. City organist Charles A. Sheldon led the program as principal soloist, supported by violinist Dave Love and pianist Ethel Bayer. The organ program showcased Sheldon’s artistry with ample opportunity for his performance.
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Charles A. Sheldon
Dave Love
Ethel Bayer
Sheldon
Violinists Shine in Evening Recital and Star Tour
A concert featured preludes by Rachmaninoff and selections by Guilmant Hollins Hoffman and Stevens. Mr Love offered violin solos to warm reception with encores. Mediation from Massenet and a Kreisler arranged Beethoven variation drew special praise. Page Five notes a colored amusement and music audience awaiting one of the era’s great jazz art stars touring New York via Standard Amusement Company.
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Rachmanineff
Guillant Hollins
Hoffman
Stebns
Mr Love
Massenet
Kreisler
Okeh Phonograph Company
Standard Amusement Company of
New York
Colored jazz singer Mamie Smith to perform February 12
Announcement of Mamie Smith a popular colored jazz singer arriving at the Auditorium Armory on February 12 for a forthcoming appearance. Her Grig- band will likely back her, drawing local crowds for the event.
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Mamie Smith
Okeh
Tameu EK. Polk
Famers
Deostar Atrest
Atlanta Phonograph Company
North
Bryer Street
Benny Furniture Company
Potera Street
Scoville Mercantile Company
Paters
Auditorium Armory
Grig
Men’s Clothing Moderately Priced Buy Now Pay Later
An ad notes affordable menswear with a buy now pay later option from Home Art Supply Co at 1724 Whitehall St calling Belle Isle Taxicab for service. The brief listing promotes accessible clothing and local transportation contact.
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Home Art Supply, Co
Whitehall St
Call Belle Isle
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Constitution
Joy
Peachtree Ivy
Georgian Terrace
Belle Isle
Trousseau
Mrs.Harding
Valentine
Lacy
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall Street
Griffin Mill
Anta
M. Metyger
Ceee
Lille
Fiso
Ku Klux
Tech Night School
Original Jazz Hounds
Campbell Coal CO
Hearts and Stars
Dover
Chamberlin- Johnson- ‘du Base
Whiteha
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