Germans to Attend Reparations Meeting in London
Berlin announces acceptance of the London reparations conference invitation and plans to send qualified delegates on March 1, with Germany reserving rights to present proposals. Paris reports indicate French officials expect counter proposals from Germany and will hear any German plans at the talks.
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Simons
France
London
Berlin
Walter Simons
Paris
Foreign Office Today
Germany
Lanford Ledford Agency License Revoked by Board
The Lanford Ledford detective agency license was revoked after Newport Lanford, former Atlanta chief, was found guilty of bribery linked to prohibition cases in Columbus. Pension halted at 50 dollars monthly. agency tied to Hewitt Detective Agency in Atlanta, with trial delayed due to absent witnesses. Lightfoot testified to a bribery setup. case continued from March 1920 to be resumed later.
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Columbus
Lcense
Lanford-Ledford
Board of Police Commissioners
Newport Lanford
Atlanta
Sanford
Lightfoot
Hewitt Agency
Eightfoot
Hewitt
Mar
Pressmen Choose Jail Over Fines in Contempt Protest
Members of Atlanta Local No. 8 of the International Printing Pressmen Union began serving contempt of court sentences in Fulgene county jail. Ten union members were convicted in Judge Ellis's court, with five receiving 30 day terms and the rest 10 days or fines. They argued the act was to awaken labor to government by injunction and pledged to fight the open shop.
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Causa
Atlanta
International ‘Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union of North America
Fulg@e
W D. Ellis
Joe B. Hewitt
Wit Walton
Lonnie Hearn
McMichael
W. DP. Bilis
Pickad F
Peamnan
Mie
Bens
Georgia
Education Board to Cooperate With Bond Heads
The education board will back the bond plan for school improvements and cooperate with the bond commission. Voters must pay all taxes through 1920 and register by March 8 to be eligible. Registration is at the tax collector’s office in Fulton county court house with W. B. Richardson acting as city registrar. The board seeks economical use of the 8,850,000 bond issue and requires mayoral and general council approval for any spending.
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Fulton County Court House
W. B. Richardson
Act‘ng
Eaming
Board of Education
General Council
Commission
Bohd
Ita
Apaolrr
Ile
Corin
Trial recounts wild New Year party at Ansley hotel
Judge Caikou presides over the Creighton case charging disorderly house violations and liquor law breaches tied to a New Year's Eve celebration at the Ansley hotel. Witnesses for both sides discuss hotel reputation, police actions, and intoxicant use, with Rev J W Ham’s testimony about reputational knowledge ordered stricken.
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C. AC Creighton
Ansley
Ony Criminal Court
Caikou
Beavers
Police Department
Davis
Evans
W.paul Carpenter
Bob Waggoner
J.W. Ham
The
Baptist Tabernacle
London
W. Paul Carpenter
Creighton
W.D. Hoff
Warroner
Fulton sheriff warns to tag cars after March 1 1923
Sheriff James L. Lowry said state authorities ordered arrest of any driver in Fulton county who operates a car after March 1 1923 without proper tags. He urged owners to purchase tags now to avoid a rush later in the month.
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James L. Lowry
Fulton County
Sutoy
War caution and Anglo American tension grow
London reports Tuesday confirms the United News dispatch that British officials approved a careful statement on Anglo American relations. Silence from Washington and a push for debt cancellations by Britain raise questions about the conflicts over war debts and potential American interference in Ireland.
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United News
Foreign Office
Dispatch
Austen Chamberlain
Birmingham
Washington
M Ost
Americk
United States’ Treasury
Europe
Augerous
Trelan
Sinn. Fein
Nil Elected Head of Charities in Joint Board Meeting
In a Tuesday night session of the associate charity board, Nil was elected head. Key officers included Miss Eleakgr Hartwell from Spain, named to open the official board.
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Nil
Stuart Mentite
Janta
Helg
Megui
Eleakgr Hartwell
Spain
Trade Prospects Brichter Report Attaches Of U S
The department of commerce reports mixed global outlooks. Belgium shows some improvement in markets as wages fall and unemployment may rise by late February. Norway Sweden Denmark see better exchange conditions. Britain on verge of financial improvement with banks loosening money market and reduced speculation. Portuguese and Italian markets show shifts while Brazil experiences lower exchange rates.
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Europe
Asia
South America
Belgium
Cross
Brussels
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Copenhagen
Secon
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Andersen
Great Britain
Page
London
Joana
Bank of
Attzcha
McLean
Romé
Jiointad
Germany
Chance for Screen Success Offered to Georgia Girls
The Constitution-Ince contest seeks a new screen beauty from Atlanta and the surrounding region. Photographs of entrants are judged locally, five finalists go through screen tests, and the winner receives a six month contract with Thomas H. Ince and six months coaching, promising a fortune to the ambitious girl.
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Mamie Elmore Schoenfeld
Orme Street
Gertrude. Henry
Candler Builiding
Hazel Gleason
Ivy Street
Constitution-Ince
Georgia
Puylehruuds
Patterson
Willard
Ince
Atlanta
Atlante
A Pickford
Dorothy Dalton
Thomas H. Ince
Washington Debate on Nation's Sex Rule Remains Unclear
Fragments indicate debate over defining the sex of national rule and prospective shifts in policy. Ambiguous phrases reference Washington's search for significance and sentimental ties, with implications for independence versus continuing limited break.
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W. Washington
Legion Deplores American Policy in Bergdoll Case
A legion chapter condemns U S government policy in the Bergdoll case, urging a reevaluation of wartime draft and postwar treatment. The statement frames the issue as a test of national justice and civil rights, citing historical precedent and constitutional protections.
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Legion
Bergdoll
Mrs Maud Wood Park Speaks on Citizenship Duties at League Convention
Mrs Maud Wood Park of Washington D C urges reaching southern women enfranchised under the nineteenth amendment to spread the message of citizenship duties at the National League of Women Voters third regional district convention in Atlanta Georgia The address highlights vigilant participation for good government and responsibilities of voting citizens The Georgia session and banquet feature regional delegates from Virginia North and South Carolina Mississippi Alabama Georgia Tennessee Florida and Louisiana with reports on voter education and Tennessee ratification efforts.
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Maud Wood Park
Washington, D. C
National League of Women Voters
Imust
Wera
Virginia
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South Carolina
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Florida
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Tennesees
George Gelhorn
St. Louis
Park
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League of Women ‘Voters
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Elliott” Cheatham
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Hartford
Connecticut
James James Paige
Minnesota
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Miga Wright
Augusta
Georgian Terrace
South Carolita
Sprofe
Lyons
League of Women Voters
Annie Wright
Atlanta
Eleanor Raoul
Atlanta League
National League
Katherine Ludington
George Gellhorn
Ellhorn
Missouri
Jeague
Weather unsettled across Georgia and western regions
Unsettled weather dominates the forecast with chances of rain in many areas. Cooler conditions expected in the west Thursday as fair weather returns elsewhere.
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Washington
Georgia
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