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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1921

Page

14

New York Reading on 1920 Commercial Failures by Dun

New York dated January 4 reports 1920 commercial failures total 1881 with $295,421,805 indebtedness. The Dun & Co yearbook notes increases in failures and liabilities, with manufacturing defaults up 41.3 percent in number and 148 percent in debt from 1919, and trading failures up 27.9 percent with 135.1 percent more debt.

New York United States R. G. Dun & Co Cclusa New England Middle Atlantic South Atlantic

Southern Business University praised by Mrs. Imogen Tupper

Mrs. Imogen Haywood Tupper lauds the Southern Shorthand and Business University at 11 Whitehall Street Atlanta in a letter dated December 13, 1920. Her five sons benefited from the school's training, noting alumni success in banking journalism and railroads, and praising instructors Briscoe and Arnold. The piece extols business education's growing role in commerce and the university's high standing among merchants and professionals.

Southern Business University Imogen Tupper Southern Shorthand and Business University Whitehall Street Imogen H. Tupper T. C. Tupper St. Philip's Episcopal Church of Atlanta Tupper The Southern Bite West End Atlanta, Ga Messieurs Oliver Wendell Holmes Southern Shorthand and St. Louis Missouri Sen Messieura A. C. Briscoe L. W. Arnold Imogen Haywood Tupper Business University Southern Business College

Regional failures and debt rises across eight states in 1920 report

Failures and indebtedness rose across all eight divisions in 1920. New England shows 883 commercial defaults totaling 20,334,092 dollars, while the Middle Atlantic reports 2,644 insolvencies at 136,280,875 dollars. Central East and Central West record large increases, Pacific States near 997 failures for 22,309,818 dollars, with varied figures elsewhere.

Averey Galeboone Central States Central East Central Western Western Pacific Middle Atlantic South Atlantic South Central Group Central West Pacific Coast New England South Central Pacific States

Vote of Confidence Denied in Atlanta Police Probe

A heated city board session debated how to handle grand jury findings against Atlanta police officers. Mayor Key urged no pretrial prejudice and a fair open trial, while Commissioner Chambers pressed to avoid foreclosing reopening the whole affair. The solicitor general faced calls to present evidence in court, with a three month timeline suggested to ensure a fair, public trial.

Grand Jury Chambers Councilmanth Key Tam Anyhborly Fate Square Atlanta Solicitor-Ganeral Solicitor- General Solciitor-General

Merchant Watches All Night for Thief Is Robbed at Dawn

In Anniston Alabama local store manager 8 C Sprouse guarded his shop all night hoping to nab a burglar only to be outwitted at dawn when the thief returned and lifted a substantial amount of goods. The incident follows public tension over police investigations and grand jury actions in Atlanta as Solicitor Boykin hints at further startling developments. The article details the police leadership and recent changes in the detective bureau amid ongoing inquiries.

Anniston Ala C. Sprousa

Treasurer of U S Resigns Position

Washington January 4 John Burke treasurer of the United States announced his resignation effective upon successor appointment Burke was appointed treasurer in March 1913 He previously served three terms as governor of North Dakota and was a member of both the senate and house of that state He will join Kardos Co NY which will become Kardos Burke

Washington John Burke United States Ir. Burke North Dakota Senate House Kardos & Co New York Kardos & Burke

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