Port policy fight frames southern port equality
A long mix of OCR fragments discusses a transportation rate policy shift. It notes federal action leveling freight rates to all Atlantic ports, the pushback from eastern rail and steamship interests, and calls for united southern and western support to preserve equalized rates and avoid reimposing discriminatory advantages that favored northern ports. It references James A. Holloman and Cordial Washington dispatches, plus scattered notes on politics and figures.
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East
North Atlantic
South
James A. Holloman
Constitution
Washington
Atlantic Ocean
New York
North Atlantic Seaboard
Middle West
West
Mississippi Valley
Southeast
Sphrat
South Atlantic
Gulf
Vina
Iftal
Avery Warehouse Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
President-elect Harding pledges universal goodwill in speaks to Atlanta
The article details President-elect Warren G. Harding expressing regret at not visiting Atlanta now but pledging to visit in the future. It praises his aim to work for the country’s good fortune beyond sectional lines and notes southern governors, including Governor Dorsey, planning to attend his March 4 inauguration in Washington, underscoring southern support and good will toward the new administration.
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Atlanta
Warren G. Harding
America
South
Dorsey
Washington
Herding
Just From Georgia and Local Snippets Collide
A patchwork of quotes and notices from Georgia and Arkansas papers. Poetic tributes, brief societal jottings, and a derailed report on a dead Indian’s fate feature along with comments on temperance and a politician’s vacation note. The mix preserves regional tone and scattered names like Thomanville Times Enterprise and Portage Democrat Regulator.
Seen and Heard in Washington on Crowder Cuban Factions
Washington reports confidence that General Crowder can unite warring Cuban factions though the present situation saddens business in the United States. The note suggests limited momentum and ongoing diplomatic sensitivity affecting trade and policy.
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General Crowder
Cuba
Cuban turmoil deepens as moratorium hits trade
Washington cable says Cuban factions flare under Platt amendment and a pending election, with General Crowder hoped to unify factions. Moratorium extensions strain American creditors, jeopardizing sugar, manufacturing, and shipments. Wilson acts to restore financial normalcy and sovereign Cuba.
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Washington
General Crowder
Cuba
United States
Federals
Ilb
Eyals
Cubs
Crowder
Wilson
Lbérals
Capital can’t fund Georgia water power says letter
The Constitution letter by N P Pratt argues capital cannot be secured to develop Georgia water powers because current rates fail investors. It cites Georgia Railway and Power, Toronto, Buffalo, and Los Angeles comparisons, noting higher capital needs and lower rates elsewhere. The piece defends Atlanta against claims capital is unavailable and urges local leaders to push a broader power program.
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Constitution
N. P. Pratt
Georgia
Pratt
Atkinson
United States
Canada
Alabama
Coosa
Federal Water Power Commission
Buffalo
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Atlanta
Federal Power Commission
Niagara
Commission
Privat
Toronto
Niagara Falls
Los Angeles
Arkwright
Power Company
Chamber of Commerce
Georgian Rallway and Power Company
Rusingon
Gwens
Hecht
Abonta
Cerria
Iwas Tong Ly
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Georgia Hallway and Power Company
Marion M. Jackson
Farm Homes Depend on Roads and Schools for Growth
A farm progress argument urges mass cooperation through government to provide rural roads, mail service, and schools. Anne Gilbert stresses roads and education as national concerns, noting rural mail and school access boost farm life and national strength amid Georgia’s development.
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Anne Gilbert
The
Outlook
Georgia
Phosphorus in Food and Brain Health Debunked
Health Talks argues against the idea that specific foods or phosphorus dramatically boost nerves or brain power. It notes phosphorus occurs in many foods, with bones and muscles containing more than the brain, and warns against claims from phosphorus products as brain aids. The piece mocks quack claims and urges simple, nutritious choices like beans, oatmeal, whole wheat, and crude brown sugar for steady nourishment.
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Mark Twain
Billy
Jean Ment
Alany
Barnum
Sherman
Wisenheimer
Gink
Skookum College
Harding Letter Delivers Hope for Era of Universal Good Will
President-elect Warren G Harding responds to Atlanta editors and Southern Tariff congress invitation with regret at unable to attend. He expresses desire to meet southern press, foster concord across regions, and work toward an era of universal good for America. He hopes to visit Georgia in the near future.
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Jin Dehalf
Atlanta Newsrapers
Clark Howell
John & Cohen
Buford Goodwin
The
Constitution
Journal
Warren G. Harding
South
Atlanta
Harding
United States
Shnath
Washington
D. C
Marion
Ohio
Glark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Howell
Youreslf
Mesara
Cohen
Goodwin
Southern Tariff Congress
Trial Opens in Beaver Mfg v Superior Motor Truck Case
The Beaver Manufacturing company sues Superior Motor Truck for 3367.80 in damages over motor truck parts. Judge Samuel H. Ley presides as fourteen witnesses are sworn. Plaintiffs allege parts were misrepresented while the defense claims the material purchased was defective. The trial began Monday and is expected to continue Tuesday.
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United States District Court
Beaver Manufacturing Company
Superior Motor Truck Company
Samuel H.ley
Mayor to address church leaders on Sunday movies
Mayor Key will speak to church leaders this afternoon about plans for free Sunday movies at the Auditorium. He will present his civic and social reform program and school improvements. Invitations were issued to the Christian council the Atlanta Evangelical Ministers Association and the Committee on church cooperation.
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Key
Chrixton Council
Atlante Evangelical Ministers’ Association
Committee On
Ben Hur Tribesmen Install Officers In Local Assembly
Progressive court No 29 of the Supreme Tribe of Ben Hur will install officers in Ben Hur. The event includes other business, a dance, and refreshments. Names listed include W C Mead as chief and G O Weather as teacher among others.
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Progressive Court
Supreme Tribe of
Ben Hur
W. ¢. Mead
Werthers
G. O. Weathe
J. FE. Dally
B. Eaptatn
Siaentey
Bakers Plan Convention Meeting in Atlanta this Month
Atlanta bakers will meet at 8 p m in the Chamber of Commerce building to discuss plans for the Southeastern Association of Bakers executive committees meeting set for January 18 L A Rup Spersburge to preside the twenty member delegation will decide on next annual meeting site and address issues facing the industry The preceding convention was held in Birmingham with T A McGough of Birmingham as president
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Atlanta
Birmingham
T. A. McGough
Sunday School Men Return From Augusta
State Superintendent P. D. Webb reports the Georgia Sunday School Association attendees included 356 students enrolled during the week and many visitors. Thirty-six completed the work and earned certificates as progress in Sunday school methods was presented daily by a faculty of leading religious authorities from across the country.
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P. D. Webb
Georgia Sunday School At
Asociation
Augusta
Embalmers of State to Hold Meeting in Georgia
Applicants for embalming licenses will be examined at a meeting of the Georgia State Board of Embalmers in the Piedmont hotel on Wednesday. Other business also will be disposed of. Board members include W. Edward Pratt of Augusta president Stiles H Dunbar of Athens secretary treasurer H M Patterson of Atlanta Lester Marsel of Warcross and Albert Goetts Savannah.
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Georgia State Board of Embalmers
Piedmont Hotel
W. Edward Pratt
Augusta
Stiles H. Dunbar
Athens
Ari
H. M Patterson
Atlanta
Lester Marsel
Warcross
Albert Goetts
Ve Savannan
How to Make Out Your Income Tax Returns for 192
William B. Castenholz CPA outlines gross income categories includes compensation and business profits, gains from property sales and investments. It covers exclusions such as life insurance proceeds, certain interest and war bonds, and government or public utility incomes, plus deductions for business expenses, interest, taxes, and losses.
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Weeliam B. Castenholz
CPA
Department of Higher
LaSalle Extension
University of A Chicago
District of Columbia
Federal Farm Loan Act
United States
War Finance Corporation
Bits of New York Life by O O McIntyre
New York January 10. Prohibition curbs the spendthrift era with champagne scarce and markets dull. The piece catalogs famed spendthrifts like Harry Thaw and Jacques Lebaudy, recalls extravagant tips on Broadway, and notes Atlanta Georgia power disputes and a Bowery revival as winter returns.
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New York
O. Oo
McIntyre
Bohemia
Harry Thaw
Philadelphia
Jacques Lebaudy
Madison Avenue
Long Island
Antoine
Broadway
Chicago
Mart
Scotty
Death Valley
Astrological Forecast for Today and Early Spring
What the stars predict indicates a good fortune for those married today with a royal wedding forecast in early spring. Changes in fashions will trend toward modesty. Individuals with birthdays today should focus on business affairs. Children born now may show eccentric traits and interest in psychic matters.
Americus Kiwanis Give President Pin
Americus Kiwanis members presented President Lewis Bute with a handsome gold pin in recognition of his zeal for Kiwanis. Ellis, Americus attorney, is starting his second term as local Kiwanis president after a bid for state president. The pin was awarded at a Kiwanis luncheon at the Windsor Hotel, with funds raised by local members.
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Americus Kiwanians
Hays
Lewis Bute
Zerm
Ellis
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Windsor Hotel
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