January 17 Bill Promises Equal-Weight Boxing Card
Promoter Fred Haney replaces J Hume MacDonald with Wats Miller for a January 17 boxing bill at the auditorium. Three ten-round bouts feature Battling Budd vs Larry Avern, Kia Karst vs Jack Dempay Denham, and Denham vs Karst, with no main event, all matches billed as evenly matched. Atlanta fans expected a surge of boxing interest as Miller revives the earlier excitement.
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J- Hume MacDonald
Nho City
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McDonald
Budd
Larry Avern
Hop Jocal
Jake Abel
Wark Miller
Jack Britten
Karat
Denham
Kia
Karst
Jack Dempay -Denham
Miller
Lana
Atlanta
Pearless" Terns
IT S IN THE AIR AND HOLIDAY BANTER
Fragments lampoon holiday tax talk and social cheer as political figures and public figures are referenced in a satirical verse. Mentions Harding era style mockery, Christmas goodwill, and a note on taxes. Reports an upcoming boxing match in Chattanooga with fighters Boorde and Conway and system details of a sale of Dayton Coal and Iron Company assets.
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Dayton Coal and Iron Company
Dayton
United States District
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Dayton Coal and
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Scotland
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Tennessee
Georgia
Golf Association to Collect Data on Course Greens
The United States Golf Association announced creation of a greens department to gather information on golf course greens for clubs across the United States and Canada. Piper and Oakley of the Agriculture Department will chair and vice chair the new committee, providing soil and related guidance to help clubs save time on course experiments.
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New York
Stuary
Beaten at their own game by California Bears
Grant P Ward reports Ohio State was defeated on New Year’s day as California dominated with a varied attack. The Golden Bears controlled the game with strong forward passing and effective line play. The Buckeyes displayed effort, but California’s balance and execution secured the victory.
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Ohio State University
Los Angeles Times
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Buckeyes
California
Ohio
Los Angeles
Cal
Asheville Cotton Mills to Reopen After Long Vacation
The Asheville cotton mill, owned by the Cone interests of Greenstone, North Carolina, will reopen Monday morning after a prolonged vacation. Secretary M. D. Long announced the plan tonight. The company will resume pay with Christmas bonuses ranging from $5 to $9 based on length of service.
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N. C
Asheville
Milla
Cone Interests
Greenstorn
M D. Long
Reduction in Wages by Bethlehem Steel at Sparrows Point
A January 2 report from Baltimore Maryland states Bethlehem Steel will cut wages 10 to 30 percent across all worker levels at Sparrows Point effective January 16 due to business conditions and lower steel prices. Also noted is the death of ten year old Noble Green in Alabama from tetanus after a Christmas day gunshot wound.
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Sparrows Point
Bethlehem Steal Company
Nobile
Ala
Atuson Green
Martin Declines Title Fight Delays Dempsey Match
Bronson, manager of Bob Martin, claims Martin is not ready for a title bout with Dempsey. He says promoters name opponents, not Martin, and that a safe, steady build is underway. The manager cites Martin’s youth, recent return from France, and a $30,000 bank balance as proof of careful, educated management.
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Bob Martin
Dempsey
Bronson
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Saide
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France
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President-elect Harding in talks on cabinet with Daugherty
President-elect Harding held a long conference with Harry M. Daugherty of Columbus, his pre-convention manager and adviser, discussing cabinet appointments and policy shaping. He plans to push early in the new year for cabinet names while reviewing army and navy appropriation levels. Senator Curtin of Kansas is slated to join tomorrow’s talks.
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Harry M. Daugherty
Columbus
Har- Wing
Curtin
Kansas
Steady Improvement Shown for Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons shows continued improvement as doctors consider moving him to the cathedral home. He had been visiting friend Robert J. Shriver at Union Mills in Carroll County when he fell ill, prompting medical attention and hopes for full recovery.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Shense
Robertr J. Shriver
Union Mills
Carrel County
Rebuilding Plans Discussed for Biltmore Hospital Fire
Asheville officials report Clarence Barker Memorial Hospital at Biltmore was partly destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin. Directors expect plans to build a new hospital at about 250000. No injuries. The hospital, long tied to Tate George W. Vanderbilt via Clarence Bilar, has operated as a public institution.
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N.C
Hardive
Clarence Barker
Biltmore
Orjwin
Tate
George W. Vanderbilt Ag& Me
Mortat
Clarencé Baliar
Ite
Mate of Steamship Fatally Wounded by Colored Crewman
In Chattanooga on January 2, mate Tom Massengale aboard the steamship was fatally shot by Eugene Sparks, a black crew member who refused to work and fired four times when Massengale confronted him. Sparks was arrested and jailed in Scottsboro pending further action.
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Chattanoora
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Mexican Physicians Attend First Congress on Child Welfare
Mexico City reports two quagred physicians from across the republic arriving for the first congress on child welfare. The event runs eight weeks with discussions and lectures for the public. A separate note mentions Clara Zenmeron returning amid German refugees and related social tensions.
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Mexico City
Republic
Mexico
Cotton Market Gossip in New Orleans January Slumps Prices
The year’s last cotton market speech pushed prices to new lows for the season with January at 12.25 and close 12.30, against last year’s 36.30. Contract values slipped and traders await how new price promises and reduced acreage will affect demand for finished goods and lint. Reports from Manchester and New England indicate cautious mood amid foreign market gloom and textile buyers’ improved confidence in some regions.
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Phiie
M.gding
Manchester
New England
Carolinas
Weekly Dry Goods Report Highlights New York Prices
The New York weekly dry goods report notes a standout feature in cotton goods trading with new prices on ginghams and other textiles. Prices are generally lower than trade expectations as percalé prints denims and colored cottons are anticipated to be announced to align values with ginghams. A broad volume of merchandise has moved, though sentiment is cautious. traders expect renewed plant operations and slightly higher machinery use after holidays.
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Amos- Keam Manufacturing Company
Richmond
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Wages Reduced at Bethlehem Steel Plant January 16
Bethlehem Steel announces wage reductions at its Bethlehem plant effective January 16 after a meeting with employee representatives. The cut ranges up to 20 percent and mirrors the Lebanon plant adjustment, with decreases from eight to around twenty percent per employee.
City Council Records Show Bank Statement Fragment
A fragmentary Berlis bank statement lists December 23 balances and changes. It notes liabilities and assets including deposits and disbursements, with total valid holdings around 1.09 million dollars and a mention of Mexico City in a council context.
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Vanery
Ceme Bank
Treasury Gates
Aiaud
Ington
Vaid
Mexico cIty
Unclear OCR fragment hints at municipal election clash
Fragmentary text mentions 4 dey toauy provente city matters, electoral campaigning, a police intervention, and sworn-in bodies with uncertain details.
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Condition statement of all reserve banks
Washington January 1 Condition of the Federal Reserve close of bust. Resources show deposits and securities totaling 2,249,163,000 with gold certificates 268,052,000 and legal tender 180,830,000. Total reserves against net deposits 9,269,517,000 and gold reserve ratio about 605 percent.
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Federal Reserve
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Nevg
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Praeyd
Bui
Beg
Inauguration of Manuel Chamorro as Nicaragua President
The report states Manuel Chamorro was inaugurated today as president of Nicaragua in San Juan del Sur following the presidential election held October 3. The text notes the January 2 date and location details for the ceremony.
December business review shows price declines and unemployment rise
The Federal Reserve Board reports December saw 8.5 percent price drops mainly in commodities with farming textiles and steel most affected while coal oil and cement held steady. Unemployment rose as demand fell and credit remained available. regional reports noted varied activity, with some districts showing slight improvement and others continuing weakness across manufacturing and construction.
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Federal Reserve Board
Algom
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