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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1921

Page

5

Flotutions Rap Russia Policies At New York Meeting

Protests against the trade blockade of Russia and the deportation of Ludwig C A K Martens called for opening commercial relations with the Soviet government. A mass meeting at Madison Square Garden under theAmerican Labor Alliance for Trade Relations With Russia and allied groups urged complete and unrestricted relations with Russia, removal of trade barriers, and direct communications between the two nations. Speakers included Timothy Healy Senator Joseph J France Frank P Walsh Harriet Stanton Blatch and William H Johnston.

New York Russia Ludwig C. A. K. Martens United States Madison Square, Garden American” Labor Aliance For American Women's Emergency Committee Civil Liberties Union Russia’ Medical Relief Committee Timothy Healy International Brotherhood of Stationary Joseph J. France Maryland Frank P. ‘Walsh Harriet ‘Stanton Blatch Wiliam H. Johnston Control Association of Maschinists

Tariff Revision Before Congress

In Congress, a tariff revision is discussed in relation to the civil bill. A committee proposes elimination of provisions in the appropriation measure totaling 10 million dollars. The item appears on page one of the source, indicating ongoing legislative action.

Congress

Senate Committee Planned More Hearings On Michigan Ford Vote Count

The Senate privileges and elections committee will begin recounts of votes in the Michigan Newberry versus Henry Ford contest on Tuesday with several weeks of inquiries into fringe questions. Interstate commerce subcommittee hearings headed by Senator Hel lng will resume January 10. Debate over ratification of a $25,000,900 treaty with Colombia tied to Panama Canal acquisition remains unsettled, with remarks planned for the Senate tomorrow by Senator Thomas of Colorado.

Senate Michigan Newberry Henry Ford Senate, Privileges and Elections Interstate “Commerce Hellong Colombia Panama Canal Désalon Morrow Oey Thomas Colorado

Trades Council Votes to Resist Wage Cut

A city trades council and prominent contractors clash over proposed wage reductions. Workers vow to resist cuts from 10.33 1 8 percent to 11 4 per cent while payments to various crafts remain listed. Meeting attendees insist there will be no material wage cut and justify a 00 percent rise over 1916 wages due to high living costs.

Atlants Bates Bhest Metal W Ag Electrical

France charges Germany over disarmament pledge

Parla January 2 In a laconic note France tells Berlin it must take cognizance of Germany s breach of the Spa pledge. Foch reports Germany surrendered 41000 cannon 29900 unmounted barrels 163000 machine guns 2800 rifles 16000 airplanes 25000 airplane motors. Delinquencies center on civic guards security police and failure to destroy artillery in eastern and southern frontier fortresses. A three power meeting of Leygues Lloyd George and Giolitti is planned in Paris next week.

Parla Germany Berlin Spa Foralrn von Blan Boteadda Foch

Officer to Face Judge on Charge of Insulting Girl

Officer W A Malone will face Recorder George Johnson on Monday morning in a North Pryor Street case alleging he insulted a young woman on Leger Street Sun ley. The woman, described as crying, said the officer insulted her. Malone says he only spoke good evening and was off duty at the time. Sergeant Maddox and Patrolman Benson filed the complaint.

North Pryor Sunley W. A. Malone George BE. Johnson Maddox Benson Malone

De Valera's Wife Refuses Comment in Irish Visit

In Greystones a radiant Mrs De Valera declined to discuss her husband’s whereabouts. She avoided direct answers about a post card and remained silent when pressed by Associated Press reporters. Officials’ view suggests Irish peace talks progress rather than Sinn Fein support dynamics. Seven houses burnt near Midleton following an ambush, with military authorities stating destruction targeted locals believed to know of the attack.

Dublin Eamonn Dea Valera Greystones Dubin de Valera Ireland Sinn Fein Pe Yong United States Dail Elraenn Gork Cork Midleton John O'Shea Paul McCarthy Edward Casey Samuel’ Cotter Donovan Ballydam Michael Dorgan Ahern Knochgriffin

Ambush Causes Destruction of Homes and Fire in Midleton

A report states that armed civilians ambushed a 20 man patrol in Midleton last Wednesday, destroying two houses and furniture. Eight others were killed or wounded as the attackers claimed punishment for housing stakeholders.

Midléton Midleton

Argentine President Confers With Colby in Buenos Aires

Argentine President Irigoyen holds a pleasant interview with American Secretary of State Colby at Casa Rosada. An acting foreign minister also met Colby at his hotel as the city showed an unusual quiet from a taxi strike beginning the prior night.

Bridge Golby Watete Irigoyen Casa Rapuda Colby wRich

Treaty to Prescribe Prewar Armenian Borders

Armenians and Turkish nationalists negotiate terms that would redraw borders to prewar lines, excluding Kursk and Ardahan per Brest-Litovsk. Wilson’s proposed boundaries are cited as favored, with a mediator’s position unresolved. Hoovers Vienna message sparks gratitude and rare cheer on New Year.

Constantinople Jwill Armenia Iba Slatine Brest-Litovek Kursk Ardahan Wilson Hoover Vienna

Tohnny and Foyalt: A Married Pair Amid Wealth News

A fragment notes the marriage of Tohnny and Foyalt in an era when newspapers publicized wealth. It hints at social emphasis on wealth display and the couple’s public perception, mentioning honor and financial status. The incomplete text reflects a historic press spotlight on newfound riches.

Tohnny

Wealthy Ab Yttain Stepp Black Face in Plitaburg

Fragmentary note mentions a wealth status and a person named Stepp with a black face context in Plitaburg. The text is too garbled to extract a clear event, date, or organizations involved.

Plitaburg

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