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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1921

Page

8

Ford Gains 551 Votes in Michigan Recannvass Senate Race

Washington dispatch reports that with about 97 of 2200 Michigan precincts recanvassed the Ford Newberry senatorial contest leans toward Ford by 81 votes as canvassing continues. Both candidates see changed tallies and lost votes in today’s tally.

Washington Michigan Newberry Henry Ford Ore Shas

Austrian Government to Retire January Fifteenth

London dispatch says Austria plans to end its resources strain and withdraw on January 15 placing the administration in the reparations commission, according to a Times report reaching official German quarters.

London London Times Berlin

Committee Ends Cotton Futures Tariff Hearings

Washington January 11 Hearings on the emergency tariff bill concluded as supporters sought amendments to aid farmers. Senators McCumber and La Follette planned statements, while opponents vow a hard floor fight to defeat or delay. Dairy, sugar, livestock, and Egyptian cotton interests pressed for broadened protections and new duties.

Fordney Washington Senate Finance Committee House McCumber North Dakota la Follette Wisconsin Senate Thomas Colorado Harris Mississippi Blila Louisiana United States House, Agricultural Tredsier Pacific’ Cotton Exchange Los Angeles Turner Liverpool Alexandria Ferend Calétter F. G. Devine Phoenix Aziz California Arizona South

Meridian Votes City Ownership in Historic Ballot

Meridian Mississippi January 11 by a vote of 1439 to 67 the people approved a charter amendment giving the city authority to own and operate an electric plant gas plant and street railway for the first time in the city women voting in this election marked a historic moment in local suffrage records.

Meridian Mias

Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Endorsed by Mother of Seven

Mothers and women in stages of life seek Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription during expectancy and motherhood. A Virginia testimonial from Mrs J L HALIBURTON claims quick relief and better health, stating she is the mother of seven children. Request a large trial package by sending 1 cent for postage to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.

Dr. Pierce

Curculio Peach Pest Investigated By Entomology Officials

James A Hallomon reports for Washington that the department of agriculture will dispatch entomology bureau representatives to Upson County Georgia to study the plum curculio pest of peaches. Secretary Meredith outlines cooperation with Thomaston growers and Fort Valley officials, noting limited funds and the need for team work to protect the 1921 Georgia fruit crop.

James A. Hallomon Washington William J. Harria Meredith Department of Agriculture Bureau of Entomology Upson County Georgia Harris Thomaston Fort Valley Congress

Pollce Board Probes Treatment Of Woman In Atlanta

The Atlanta Police Commission discusses investigations into alleged mistreatment of Mrs. Caroline M. Cohen at the police station. A letter from G Battle exonerating City Detective Oscar M. Slowell is filed. Commissioner Akins pushes a probe of mistreatment claims and a resolution passes to examine charges and protect detainees. Chief Beavers to prepare a pension-eligible officer list for next meeting.

G. Battle Oscar’ M. Slowell Battle Councilmaniy Howell Hattla Key Atlanta, Retail Merchants’ Association Caroline M.cohen Coust Andy A.kins Whey Atlanta Chambers Beavers

Woman Indicted as Shoplifter in Fulton County

Mrs. Caroline M. Cohen of Port McPherson was indicted by the Fulton County grand jury on two larceny charges from Whitehall Street stores. Seven witnesses testified as Cohen, known by several aliases, faces accusations stemming from a January theft of yard of braid and knit items. Police detention, alleged mishandling, and planned civil suit were noted as the case developed.

Caroline BM Cohen Kation Port McPherson Fulton County Grand Jury Vic Young Whitehall Street Rg. Cohen Azamat A. J. Sit Young Fort. McPhersin Beaultman A.M. Bryan Bitag Boatman Allas Bray Silvers Chareer

Negroes Flock to Gainesville Sparks Race Tension

Reports describe a rising influx of African Americans into Gainesville Hall County creating fear of escalated violence. White residents appeal to Governor Dorsey as warnings and armed patrols accompany labor and housing disruptions. Local mills and railroads struggle amid labor shortages and property threats. The piece notes prior incidents in February 1920 and ongoing racial and economic strain driven by displacement of Black workers. R. M. Baldwin, a Georgia Railway and Power drummer, is jailed in Atlanta on a kidnapping charge after being arrested in Knoxville. his wife seeks divorce.

Hall Chattahoochee Gainesville Hugh M. Dorsey Hall County Galnesville Galnesvillé and Northwestern Brookton Clermont R.M. Baldwin Georgla Railway and Power Company Atlanta Knoxville Tenn Alton Tower Baldwin Fa Bringin Puiliam Street

Lions Club holds weekly meeting in Ansley hotel

The Lions' club, Atla nas newest civic group, held its regular Tuesday noon meeting with temporary chairman Frank Allen presiding in J B Smith's absence. Tom Marriot of the Lions in town to finalize the local chapter. A nominating committee will be named at the next meeting to choose 1921 officers. Hewitt and J Jewett exchange remarks on college education.

Lions’ Club Atlanta Ansley Hotel J.B. Smith Frank Allen Tom _Marriot Lions Hewitt J . Jewett Reston Glohs

VION REACHES ATLANTA ON ANNUAL VISIT

Harbinger of a forthcoming real attraction arrives in Atlanta with reluctance, signaling that he is the forerunner of what may be the greatest musical comedy. The crowd, including newspaper men, engages in lively speculation. A business manager for Alma recalls past appearances.

Atlanta Bary Joe View Alma

Moose Officials Arrive in Atlanta With Band to Scout Home

The Loyal Order of Moose supreme council arrives in Atlanta at 7:55 AM to study establishing an aged members and orphans home near the city. Supreme Dictator Darina A. Brown leads the delegation, with a 60 member Maeschart Boys band. They will tour suggested sites, attend a chamber luncheon at 12:30, and Brown will speak at the Auditorium at 3:30 about The Men and Women of Tomorrow.

Supreme Council of the Loyal Order of Moose Atlanta Supreme Council Maeschart Boys Darina A. Brown Kansas City Walcoms Key Les Ashcraft Atlanta Chamber of_ Commerce Chamber of Commerce Brown

Gantt to Probe Liquor Dispute in Savannah

Savannah reports that J Gantt federal prohibition officer was advised from Washington to investigate charges of collusion between officials and liquor law violators in Savannah. Gantt has not confirmed instructions. speculation links Colonel Mercer and possible transfer to Washington while Gantt is away.

Savannah J. Gantt Washington Jesse Marcer Hll Gantt Atlanta Mercer G. T. E.hardeman Prohibition Department D. J. Gantt

Black youths charged with attempting to derail train near Brewton

Three Black boys Clarence Freeman 13 Herschel Lawton about 17 and Jerry Lee Williams 14 were jailed in Dublin Ga after an alleged attempt to wreck the Wrightsville and Tennille passenger train near Brewton Lauren county. The engineer slowed to 81 mile post then hit obstruction but avoided a wreck. Supervisor Burgess investigated and found bars in the cut.

Dublin Clarence Freeman Herschel Lawton Jerry Lee Willams Nera Wrightsville Tennille Brewton Laureny County Burgess Fennon

Fragmentary report on train incident and confession

A fragmentary OCR item indicates a man confessed after a collision incident near an unspecified location. The text references a discussion with others and police or sheriffs questioning about consequences when the train struck. details are unclear.

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