Senate wary of White House control in new Harding era
Continued from page one. Senators fear too much White House dictation over eight years as they seek to restore power and balance. Teamwork between Congress and the executive is favored, with Marion discussed as a model of cooperative leadership for cabinet selections.
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Struggle for Senate Powers Shapes Harding Era Talks
The piece recalls historic clashes between presidents and Congress, noting Harding faces a Senate ready to challenge white house dominance. It contrasts Wilson Taft and McKinley eras, suggesting a battle to curb executive power and restore harmony in government.
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Young Boy-Author Speaks To Spring Street Children
Horace Wade, four published books before age thirteen, lectured at Spring Street School in Atlanta with Governor Dorsey present. Born in Chicago, Wade travels with his parents, has worked in California movie studios, written ads for major dry goods houses, and plans further talks in Georgia and at New York conventions.
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Georgia
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University of Georgia
Peyeton Wade
Irving Cobb
Booth Tarkington
Mary Pickford
New York
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Lyman Abbott
Daisy Ashford
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Harding Becomes 32nd Degree Mason in Columbus
President-elect Harding is initiated to the 32nd degree of Masonry in Columbus after a 12 hour ceremony attended by leading Masons from across the U S He receives a 32nd degree ring from Marion and may join the Mystic Shrine Friday He plans continued talks on military and naval appropriations and disarmament policy with Congress and allies to support national security and world stability.
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Harding
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Scioto Valley
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William McKinley
Marion
Mystic Shrine
Sigmon
Fred Anhem
Chicago
Malcolm Jennings
Representative Kahn
Representative Butler
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Wadsworth
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Senate Naval Committee
Association of Nations Bi
Coosa Improvement Abandonment Asked
Washington reports a board of army engineers found the Coosa river improvement between Rome Georgia and Gadsden Alabama is not worthy of continuation except for the lock and dam at Mayo’s bar. They suggest abandoning the rest but note that future water power plans may make the existing locks useful for navigation.
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Rome
Gadaden
Ala
Mayos Bar
Board of Army Engineers
Gadsden
Edmondson Indicted on Charge of Murder
Rolla Edmondson a longtime Atlanta journalist and civilian police officer was indicted by the Felton county grand jury for murder. The case stems from a New Year's Eve shooting at The Journal building where Bowen and a companion were being ejected. Edmondson says he was attacked and his pistol discharged accidentally.
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Atlanta
CE. Bowen
Felton County Grands
Edmondson
Bowen
C J. Bowen
Journal Building
House approves Southern funds to handle cotton
Washington January 5 The House approved a civil appropriation bill covering numerous items for terminal facilities and related needs in the cotton sector. The action allocates funds to Southern ports and agencies to support cotton handling and storage infrastructure.
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Washington
Trail of Traffic Loot Totals Major Port Losses
A report details losses totaling 60,000 dollars for cotton handling at Methpolis, 400,000 dollars for a terminal dock at New Orleans, 40,000 dollars for storage bonds for coal at Corova Alabama, and 25,000 dollars for care.
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New Orleans
Cor‘ova
Ala
Algiers Move Bill Cuts 835000 Item for Facilities
Fragmentary text notes a line item of 835000 for moving facilities at Algiers Louisiana was stricken from a bill. The snippet shows legislative action and a possible abbreviation or initials GARE.
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