Waterworks Bond Needs Urged With Expert Visit
Waterworks chief Wode Smith warned of urgent bond needs to replace antiquated machinery and a damaged Hemphill pumping station after flood damage. Campaign leader Frank Inman announced Baltimore expert J H Voshell will visit Atlanta as the bond push grows. registration misinformation was denounced as false.
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J.H. Voshell
Baltimore
Frank M. Inman
W. “Ode Smith
Chattahoochee
Hemphil
Peachtree Eredk
J. K. Vashall
Baltimora
Nashville, Chattanooga and
Smith
Ed H. Inman
Bond
John K. Ottley
W. A. Sutton
Samuel Lumpkin
E. N. Upshin
Seventh Ward
Colama
Graham Defends Dawes Speech as Smoke Screen
Washington February 17 Chairman Graham of the war Investigative committee faced House questions over his assertion that a Dawes testimony created a smoke screen masking thefts and grafters. Representative Garrett challenged the claim, saying the record does not prove such wrongdoing and urging proof before condemning individuals.
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Washington
Graham
The
War Investigative Committee
House Today
Charles G. Dawes
Garrett
Tennessee
Graham Committee
Treasury
Congress
Southeastern Express to Lease Atlanta Building for Offices
The Southeastern Express company announces it will lease the Phillips & Crew building at 82-84-86 North Pryor street for local and general offices, move its music concern from Pryor to Peachtree and Ellis, and begin active service between May 1 and June 1, 1921. The new firm plans to employ 150 to 1,000 people in Atlanta, operate over 10,000 miles of lines, and compete with American Railway Express.
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Hclats
Phillips & Crew
North Pryor Street
Southern Railway System
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Calhoun Real Estate Agency
Whitehead Estate
New Express Company
Fiveatory
Peachtree
Ellis Street
R. F. Maddox
Henry S. Jackson
Southern Railway
Todenehdoney
Moblie
Ohid
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Southern
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Texas Pacific
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Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
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Press Company
A Woman Must Have Her Fling But Read This
United News Service reports from London that artificial eyelashes, though attractive, are brittle and risk discomfort. A new beauty trend appears in Mayfair salons, mainly for evening wear, using adhesive strips or white of egg to attach lashes. Removal can be painful and may require pulling out natural lashes.
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Nina Hanchoft
United News
London
Mayfair
Milady
Final Beauty Contest Pictures Due By Four Today
The Constitution Ince beauty contest closes entry photos today by four o clock. Five judges at the Criterion theater will select the five Georgia girls with the best photographs for the aliver sheet under Thomas H Ince management. Atlanta entrants must bring photos to Willard C Patterson by four, others may mail but must arrive by the deadline.
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Georgia
Thomas H. Ince
Willard C. Patterson
Criterion Theater
Atlanta
Patterson
Judes Noble Blessings
Peson
Lst
Siri Patterson
Office of the Constitution
Liberty Bonds Sold At Par In New York
New York. Liberty bonds sold at par on the stock exchange today the first time in over a year. United States Liberty 3 1/4 per cent bonds closed at par. The issue comprises the first 3 1/2 per cent bonds converted into fourth 4 1/4 per cent bonds. Outstanding amount small, about 3 million dollars. Record high price 102.06 previously, with varied past trading.
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New York
Stock “Exchange
United States
Dar
Caruso Improves as World Delivers Messages of Hope
New York February 17 Enrico Caruso the world famous dramatic tenor remained conscious and cheerful two days after a severe heart attack following pleurisy Doctors report improving temperature and pulse and say his mind is clearer His wife stays at his side and his children visit daily Messages of support pour in from royalty and commoners alike including the White House and the King of Italy Ambassador Ricci visits the hospital to see Caruso as he battles to recover with oxygen administered and several physicians watching over him
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New York
Enrico Caruso
Caruso
Caruao
Europe
White House
Italy
Brotherhood of
Music Lovers
Ngpir
Décine
Central meeting to protest gas rate rise organized
A mass meeting plan formed to protest the gas rate increase. Councilman C. C. Baggs heads a committee to secure the city Auditorium for the event. A Promotion Committee was named to organize indignation meetings in every ward. The Edgewood group urged municipal ownership of the gas plant and removal of railroad commissioners who supported the rise. Governors and officials will receive copies of the resolutions.
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Servylee Association
C. C.baggs
Edgewood
Banks ‘Whiteman
Gordon’ Street
Seventh Ward
W. M. Hairston
Edge‘wood
Progressive ‘Club
Cosi
Ta. N.huft
Lowrance
George
Ale’ Bright
S. L. Dallix
Collonel T. J Dempsey
Mro
T. Ro Bgyant
Woa M.harraton
Bow
Welfare board to demand 6000 homes for foundlings
The state welfare board pressed for access to records at a maternity home on Windsor street. Proprietor Mrs. M T Mitchell freed papers on foundling births to Burr Blackburn and deputies, who warned officials face misdemeanor charges for denying access. Blackburn said the board will ensure proper care and humane treatment of adopted foundlings and protect their identities.
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Windsor Street
State Welfare Board
M. T. Mitchell
Burr Blackburn
Acceas
Blackburn
Immigration Bill Hast in Senate
Washington February 17. Senate leaders launched a drive to enact immigration restrictions before adjournment. Senator Harris urged speedy passage warning that thousands of undesirables might enter, including typhus cases. The bill would get privileged Senate floor time tomorrow, with a final vote likely next week. House Chairman Johnston blamed New York health authorities for failing to prevent typhus.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Harris
Georgia
Johnston
House
Immigration Committee
New’ York
Rate Cut Promised By Rail Executive If Costs Core Down
Rail leaders pledge rate reductions only after cutting operating costs and shedding labor. Chairman Thomas DeWitt Cuyler says the industry will cut wages and abrogate wartime rules once feasible, as 60,000 cars idle and 250,000 workers laid off amid falling traffic. The move coincides with a key wage-cutting case before the railroad labor board and an expected Friday meeting of trunk-line chiefs.
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Rail Executive
SY Alexander R. Jones
United News
Chicago
Railoads
Thomas DeWitt Cuyler
American Association of Railroad Executives
Great Trunk Lines
Cuyler
Federal Railroad Administration
Railroad Labor Board
Atlanta
Birmingham
Fe Ja
Labor Board
B M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor Department
Move for Meeting Losses in Democratic Committee
Washington February 17 The Democratic National Committee executive committee voted unanimously to reject calls for a March 1 full meeting. A reorganizational program was adopted including plans to fund headquarters in Washington and form a women's bureau. The motion preserves Chairman George White’s leadership and rejects retirement talk.
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Washington
George White
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
White
Thomas B. Love
Texas
National Committees
St. Louis
Woman's ‘Bureau Uv
Robert W. Woolley
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Love
Woolley
William G. McAdoo
Messrs. Love and
Democratic National
Cotama
Weather Outlook Cloudy and Cooler
Weather forecast notes cloudy and cooler conditions for the region with unsettled guidance. Wind and temperature shifts expected into Saturday with cooler readings and possible changes in precipitation.
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Washington
Cold Storage Bill Passed by Senate
Washington February 117 The conference report on the bill for government regulation of cold storage was approved by the Senate without discussion or a roll call and was referred to the House for action.
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Washington
Senate
House
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