Drop Indicates Coal Prices May Stall Further
A telegram to The Constitution from Senator William M Calder shows that Atlanta coal prices could stall further downward as witnesses testified before the national reconstruction committee that bituminous coal can be purchased at almost any price at the mines.
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Atlanta
The
Constitution
Willam M. Calder
National Reconstruction Committee
Calder
Tha- Eliye
Senate
Froges
Better Than Whiskey Aspironal Elixir for Colds Debuts
An advertisement touts Aspironal as a superior cold and flu remedy with immediate relief in two minutes. It claims endorsement by European and American army surgeons, guarantees refunds if relief isn’t felt, and urges druggists to stock the product with instructions for quick dosing and family use.
Coal Prices and Wage Debates Stir National Markets
Prices for coal rise from mine to retail amid reports of ample supply on buyer terms, while reform discussions focus on wage reductions. Railway wage board remains in operation with limited enforcement power, as companies consider private handling of labor disputes.
Gordon Plans Revenue Bond Alternative for Schools
R A Gordon of the Fourth Ward proposes binding the council to rescind the emergency tax if a bond issue passes, or keep the tax if bonds fail. He argues the plan would provide needed funds for schools and entice voter support for bonds, potentially curing financial ills temporarily.
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Ing. Dass
General Council
Ita
R.A. Gordon
Corneliman
Leaders to Fight Wage Reductions at A B and A
Labor and management clash over proposed wage cuts at the A B and A railroad after federal aid withdrawal. President Bunge released figures showing monthly operating losses near 100000 and an annual wage bill around 2400000, with payroll reduced from 4200000 in 1920 and negotiations continuing via written notices to employee committees.
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B. I. Bunge
The
One
Big Line
Gince
Balloonists' perilous voyage ends in bush near Moose Factory
Three American naval servicemen launched a balloon from New York on a Monday afternoon. A gale carried them far off course, landing in the Nicholson's Creek bush by Tuesday afternoon. One man arrived in underwear, worn and torn, with two carrier pigeons aboard. They were rescued by Tom Mark and Hudson Bay Company teams. The balloon, valued around 55000, was abandoned but may be recovered with silk tent remnants. Mr Hinton, a trans Atlantic flyer, says this is his first balloon experience. Revillon Freres notes its Moose Factory post near the Hudson Bay Co.
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Tvas
Thomas Mark
Middleboro
Naval Service
New York
United States
Nicholson's Creek
Tom
Hudson Bay Company
Mr. Gandot
Hudzon ‘Bay ‘Company
Bicat
Hinton
Flrat
My. Revillon
Revillon Freres
Moose Factory
Hudson Bay ‘Company
Witnesses clash over high prices and tariff bill details
The hearing heard from George D. Briggs on vegetable oils and peanut producers while representatives from Shoop and Wool Bureau and others argued tariff bases. The committee discussed changes to levy methods and maintenance of duties on cotton and related products, amid concerns of job losses and industry impact.
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George D. Briggs
National Shoop
Wool Bureau
Representa_tive
Astergren
Wilites
Olle Rad
Government faces huge tax refund in ore lands case
Arguments opened in the invested capital suit over La Belle Iron Works. Government says increased land value since 1904 is taxable profit. company argues invested capital equals current value, seeks refund of taxes. Briefs filed by Long-Hell Lumber and others show broad business interest in the outcome.
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Washington
Su- Yrame
Sollester
General Frierson
la Belle’ Iron Works
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Thoss
Long-Hell. Lumber Company
Kansas City
National Lumber ‘Manufacturers’ Association
Kgengas City Structural Steel Company
Ora Lands
Frierson -Aald
Milligan Pushes Conscientious Objector Care Bill
Congressman Milligan seeks information from the adjutant general on changing status and discharge for conscientious objectors. He notes veterans who fought wore uniforms home and criticizes civilian clothing grants while a $60 bonus is mentioned. The American Legion backs the bill, with national commander B. W. Galbraith saying it should have been introduced earlier and will gain veteran support.
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Iam
Milligan
Funeral for Gwena Johnson Held in Atlanta
The funeral of Gwena Johnson, a prominent Atlanta attorney, who died Thursday of pneumonia, was conducted Friday at 8 pm at the residence with Dr. Henry Alford Porter presiding. Interment followed at West End with an honorary escort from the Atlanta Bar Association and others.
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Gwena Johnson
Atlanta
Henry Alford Porter
Second Baptist Church
West En
Atlanta: Bar Association
Psps Sitka
Triplets born in Atlanta to Mrs South names sought
A 1921 tale from Atlanta notes Mrs. South gave birth to triplets, two girls and a boy, as the new year began. The family, including 16 children in all with eight living at home, plans names for the trio while pride over their cheerful nature grows.
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Atlanta
South
Tony
Ruth
Jewel
Iment Ag Aindt
Ome
Tease
Virginia
Elmour
Loftis
Que
Louis
Eva
Evainow
W. H. Swatny
Rwo
Nowspayer
Mra
Lares
Penates
Olivia
Vivian
Oliver
Marjorie
Martha
Marvin
Clarice
Clara
Clarence
Mary
Miriam
Marion
Atlanta pastors urge city aid for Carnegie Library
Atlanta ministers and residents press city council for a substantial 1921 appropriation to maintain the Carnegie Library. Drs Ashby Jones Wilmer Porter and J Sprole Lyons cite city pride justice and business sense, warning neglect would harm Atlanta's intellectual power and welfare.
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Atlanta
Carnegie Library
Unios
City’ Council
Carnegie
Atlante
Algo ‘Baen
B- Wilmer
Henry Alford Porter
Failura
J. Sprole Lyons
Committee to Visit Cuba From Senate
Washington January 7 Conditions in Cuba, already drawing White House and State Department attention, prompt the Senate Committee on Cuban Relations to visit the island at once. Senator Knox leads the delegation with Johnson of California as chair. session to consider the matter will be called immediately. Members McCormick Underwood and Dial accompany.
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Cuba
Senate
Washington
Wilson
State ‘Department
Lgland
Knox
Penni-sylvania
Atap
Johnson
California
McCormick
Tulinola
Underwood
Alabama
Dial
South Caroling
Coal profiteering probe dominates Senate debate
Washington discussed the coal profiteering inquiry as Senator Calder announced the investigation’s evidence was turned to the justice department. Kenyon of Iowa and Sutherland of West Virginia weighed in on high coal prices, while Borah and others pressed for broader action. Calder said legislation to prevent a repeat was being prepared and next week would start further inquiries into coal distribution and war department purchases.
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Washington
Senate
Calder
Justice “Department
Sshater Kenyon
Towa
Sutherland
West Virginis
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Calderat
Kanyon
War Department
Smodt
Utah
Buffalo to Atlanta Air Trip Sets 1000 Mile Path
J W Deming of Buffalo completed a circuitous Buffalo to Atlanta flight lasting about ten hours with fuel stops in Detroit Cleveland and Dayton. He piloted a model J N machine of 120 horsepower, averaging over 100 mph including refueling pauses, and reported no mishaps. He planned to depart Atlanta for New Orleans.
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Curtias
Buffalo
N. Y
J. W. Deming
Atlanta
Deming
Detroit
Cleveland
Dayton
Meade
New Orleans
Convicted Black man guarded after Camden sentencing in New Jersey
In Camden County William Palmer, a Black man, was sentenced to eighteen to twenty seven years after confessing to confronting a woman and her daughter near Fisher Station. He was indicted earlier and captured by an armed posse with police dogs at Chestshurst. Authorities threaten reprisals against Black residents ordered out of Camden county by Chestshurst farmers.
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Camden
N. J
Faruary
William , Flamer
Fisher Station
Flamer
Tha- Camden
Camden County
Chesslhurst
Georgians in Washington Pursue Chestatee Mining Claim
In Washington today are William Sheley Boward and George Pratt among Georgians active in the Chestatee Mining Company claim against the United States government for development of capirites mined during the war, valued at about 600060 dollars.
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Washington
Wiliam Sehley’ Bowerd
George Pratt
Chestatee
United States
Omega Psi Phi Convention Set for Atlanta in December
The Omega Psi Phi fraternity plans its national convention in Atlanta in December. Details on dates and events are to be announced.
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Omega Psi-Phe
Atlanta
Omega Pat Phi
Bear
Fragmentary OCR Item Heads to Clarification
The readable text fragment hints at a meeting or vote related to a bureau or division but is too garbled to identify names, dates, or location. It suggests an agenda point or procedural step awaiting clarification from the original source.
Fragmentary OCR Teases Local Contest Outcome
Partial text hints at a contest involving a city and work related to New York. Readable entities include a city and year segment, but exact event, participants, and results remain unclear due to damaged wording.
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Alonzo O. Bliss Medical CO
Washington,d.c
BELLE _ISLE
Pryor Street
Tripod Paint Co
Parker's
Cale
Telegram
Adlantic
Aig
O. Campbell Coal
Slack
Randall
Wellico
Aliéas
Aldeas
Railroad
Transportation Act
Chicago
Wage Board
Raiiorad
Indicatsa
Ines
Gordon
U.S
Supreme Court
N.Y
New Jersey
Eon
Sity
Hatsmerica
F. Berg & Co
Orange Valley, N. J
Whitevale
Broadway
Savings Depositors
Georgia Savings Bank & Trust Co
Savings
Bank
Peachtree Stret
Duofold
Vassar
Dostila
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