Mayor of Cork Faces Deportation Decision
Lord Mayor Donal O Callaghan of Cork, who arrived in Newport News as a stowaway without a passport, prompts a cabinet deadlock. The State Labor dispute pits Acting Secretary Davis against Wilson over deportation authority, with President Wilson to decide amid pending Labor Department action. O Callaghan later released on parole in New York and to testify before a committee.
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Washington
O'Callaghan
Cork
Newport News
Wilson
Woolson
Davis
State Department
United States
Labor Department
Department of Labor
Hoe
Secretary of State
Congress
New York
Committee of One Hundred
Ireland
Knce
Isue
Donal O'Callaghan
J. H B. Whess
Norfolk
Virginia Circuit Court
Michae ¥ Doyle
Philadelphia
Dealers in Food Favor Bond to Aid Atlanta Finances
Atlanta Retail Food Dealers association endorsed a bond issue of eight to ten million dollars to improve schools and public buildings, rejecting an emergency tax proposed by Mayor Key. The vote was unanimous with over two thousand members present. Officers installed include A. B. Co. Kistner as president and W T Akin, Morris Weinberg, L I Marbut as vice presidents.
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Atlanta
Key
Atlanta Retail Food Dealers’ Association
Assembly Hall
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Wos
L. I. Marbut
F. St. Kamper
R. V. Bergen
Negro bandits rob grocery store on Houston Street
Cipherson who runs a grocery at 146 Houston Street was robbed at 7 PM Tuesday by two Black men, one tall and thin and the other short and stout, who held him at gunpoint and took $22 and merchandise. Officers McDaniel and Davis pursued the suspects but no arrests were made.
West and South join to protest rate change in exports
Shippers in the Midwest and Gulf join to oppose a proposed reversal to prewar export freight rates to South Atlantic and Gulf ports. Meetings in Washington January 19 will mobilize the Mississippi Valley association, South Atlantic States association, and Mid west Gulf South Atlantic Foreign Trade committee to resist the eastern trunk lines plan.
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South Atlantic
Gulf
James A. Hollomon
Washington
Eastern Trunk Line
Gulf Ports
Mississippi Valley Association
South Atlantic States Association
Middle West
Gulf and South Atlantic
John W. Thonas
Chicago
Willem Alley
New Orleans
H. H. Merrick
Mississippi Valley’ Association
Eastern Trunk Lines
Atlantic Or
Gilf
Central Crelate
Merrick
Beaiat
Mississippi
Ialley
Westtern
Interstate Commerce Commission
West
Midwest
Eastern Commercial
Ncross
Walker
Hines
Canadian Porta
Gulf Porta
Mertick
Matthew Hale
United 65
Cunard Unie
Canada
Hne
Shipping Board
New Yorks
Admiral Benson
Amsrega
Sutter
The
Mississippi Valley
Department of Commerce
Atantic Seaboard
Police Board Probes Treatment of Woman and Bribery Claims
The Police Board plans a Tuesday night meeting to investigate the treatment of Mrs Caroline Cohen of the Hostess House at Fort McPherson who says she was denied a phone call and mistreated after arrest. The board also considers charges of bribery against former Chief Newport Sanford and reviews the civilian police force's work, including 67 arrests and 61 fines, with further testimony sought from Solicitor General Boykin.
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Andy King
Board of Police Commissioners
Mra
Caroline Cohen
Fort McPherson
Vic Young
Retail Merchants’ Association
Newport Sanford
J. W. Maddox
Boykin
Aldine Chambers
John A. Boykin
Grand Jury
Detective Department
Chambers
Board of Commissioners
Beavers
Banking leaders convene in Atlanta for southern meeting
Arriving in special cars from major cities, the Investment Bankers Association of America prepares its first southern meeting in Atlanta. Roby Robinson of Robinson Humphrey invited the officers and board, with a Friday dinner at Capital City club and a golf event at Droild Ils Golf Leosha MINE on Saturday, marking one of the year’s notable financial gatherings.
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Atlanta
Board of Governors
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Robinson
Roby Robinson
Robinson-Humphrey Company
Capital City
Tocai Association
Bond Denlera
Drold Ils
Osha
Port Ea
Osian’ Terrace
Rene
Page & Coleman
Atlanta Pastors Confer Today on Divine Healing
Atlanta clergymen meet with Rev Henry B Wilson of Boonton New Jersey to discuss divine healing and the salvation of souls. Wilson, director of the Society of the Nazarene, aims to reintroduce healing practices among Episcopal clergy for private use among members. The session follows interest sparked by the English healer Charles Hickson's visit last year.
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Henry B. Wilson
Boonton, N. J
Atlanta
H . Mikel
Boonton
N. J
Society of the Nazarene
Wilson
Charles Hickson
England
American Radical After Russ Visit Warns of Sovietism
M Schwartz an American socialist from San Francisco and his wife Jessie Molle recently released from four months in Soviet prisons in Moscow condemned Bolshevik rule. Schwartz described Russia as an autocracy worse than czarism, citing starvation, disease, and executions. Jessie Schwartz died December 20 after solitary confinement and hunger strike. The couple had attended the second congress of the third international and faced imprisonment for not praising conditions in Russia.
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Berlin
Russia
To Save Husband Plea for Parole in Alabama Case
Mrs Irene Roy Dickerson testifies she made masks used by robbers at the Phoenix Girard Bank in Girard Alabama last January. She asks the state pardon board for parole to save her husband from execution if captured after serving a 12 year sentence.
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Montgomery
Ala
Phoenix-Girard Bank
Girard
Mia
Irene
Roy) Dickerson
State Pardon Board
Senate Passage Expected for Muscle Shoals Nitrate Plant Bill
The Senate appeared poised to grant final passage to the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant bill after a motion to recommit was defeated by one vote. Debate centered on lobbyists with calls to require lobbyist registration, while an amendment tied sales of produced fertilizer to farmer pricing. The recommit vote stood 82 to 33, with party line splits and crossovers among Republicans and Democrats.
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Senate
Muscle Shoals
Washington
Ala
Agriculture Committee
Kenyon
Iola
Lobbiste
Underwood
Alabama
Stanley
Kentucky
Walsh
Massachusetts
Smith
South Carolina
Wadsworth
Republican
New York
Gore
Okahoma
Pomerone
Ohio
King
Utah
Grenna
North Dakotas
Johnson
California
Kellogg
Minnesota
McNary
Oregon
Religion and Booze Figure in Two Divorces
Two divorce suits filed in superior court Tuesday hinge on religion and alcohol. Eleanor Tennant seeks divorce from Patrick Tennant, cites Protestant Catholic differences, cruel treatment, threats to life, asks custody of Edward Tennant and alimony. Willie Harper sues Homer Harper, calling him a confirmed drunkard who vows to drink, threats of drinking to win a Nero medal, and refuses to permit her to sit up with a corpse at a neighbor’s house.
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Eleanor Kinney Tennant Ini
Patrick Dooley Tennant
Legionnaires Meet in Atlanta to Aid European Children
American Legion members in Atlanta are urged to attend a mass meeting at the Chamber of Commerce assembly hall tonight to plan a local drive for funds and aid for starving European children. Eugene R. Black heads the effort with Fonville McWhorter chairing, and Post No. 1 pledges regional leadership for a campaign to help more than 8,000,000 destitute children.
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American Legion
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Europe
Eugene R. Black
Atlante
Fonville McWhorter
Legion
Atlanta Legionnaires
Atlanta Post No. 1
McWhorter
RNR
Open Forum At Realty Leaders Meeting In Piedmont Hotel
Real estate leaders from across the union gather at the Piedmont hotel for a midwinter session. The program includes sessions on housing taxation advertising and state license laws led by Bradway and Adair with open forum discussions on the responsibility of realtors to the nation and community.
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Piedmont Hotel
Board of Managers
Association
FL Taylor
Hoom
Forrest Adair
Atlanta
National Association Committee On Advertising
I. Simpson
Kansas City
National Association of Real Estate Bonarda
Leo Allen
Chicago
Hfe
Allen
Jugen Bradway
Detroit
Mich
Howe
Congress Bows to Harding Inaugural Plan Change
Washington January 11 President elect Harding will take the oath in the senate chamber and outside ceremonies at the capitol will be abandoned by the joint inaugural committee. The plan for a simple ceremony on the capitol steps was rejected in favor of the senate chamber for weather and decorum reasons. President Taft took the oath in the senate chamber twelve years ago due to inclement weather.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
Capitol
Joint Congressional Inaugural Committee
Congressional Committee
Senate Chamber
Taft
Mrs Harding's Inaugural Gown Plans Seen in New York
Mrs Warren G ding refuses to discuss canceling March fourth festivities. Sue proceeds with purchasing her inaugural trousseau, aiming for an American style gown with limited French influence. She plans to travel from Marion to Washington then to New York for fittings with a Fifth Avenue modiste.
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Allene Sumne
United News
Statt
Marion
Warren G. Ding
Sue
America
Rene
New York
Avehue
Madiste
Marlon
Washington
Balloonists’ dispute ends bond as letter dispute stems from moose factory tale
An official Navy report chronicles the 12 day Hudson Bay trek of three U S balloonists, Farrell Hinton and companion, their storm grounded flight from Rockaway, and a later quarrel over a letter believed sent to Hinton’s wife. Farrell confronts Hinton over published excerpts.
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Washington
Louis Kloor
Mattice
Navy Department
United States Navy
Forest
Moore Factory
James Bay
Ontario
Canada
Moose Factory
Hudson Bay Company
Naval Air Station
Rockaway
Mattles
Lieutenanta Farrells
Hinton
Alztesardax
Hudson Bay
Farrell
IL .P. Williamson
Hare
Tasutensant Farrell
New York
Toe
Seccretary of the Navy
Washington Foracats Weather Report Summary
Weather brief notes unstructured with dates and numbers. Mentions Washington and Georgia locations. Lists temperatures, rainfall, and deficiencies with unclear dates and units. No clear events, actions, or outcomes.
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Kistner Heads Association
Constitution
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Lee Allen
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Learg
N.platte
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