Sweeping Round Up of Ineligibles From Orient
A nation wide round up of all Oriental ineligibles begins January 22, led by E M Kline from Washington with staff of agents to tour the south and west. Orientals will be deported from San Francisco and Mexicans at border points. The plan targets many Chinese and Japanese lacking lawful status in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellis Island
Leo Russell
Immigration Service
Washington
Russell
E. M. Kline
Bureau of Immigration
Department of Labor
United States
Mr. Russell
Kilne Fores
San Francisco
Senate Immigration Committee
trans-Atlantic Steamship Companies
Lawson Sandee Rewor
American Line
R. H. Farley
International Mercantile Marine Company
Sidney E. Morse
Percy Wintmough
Cunard Company
F. C. Harley
National Immigration Council
Hoe
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
Nited
Real Estate as Investment Highlighted by Adair in Atlanta
The executive committee of the National Association of Real Estate Boards heard Forrest Adair insist that housing remains the best investment. He cited a man who died with excess stock certificates and no one could live on them. Fred Taylor praised Adair and offered him continued chairmanship of the advertising committee. The session touched on taxes housing and the own your own home movement with a report due later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrese Adair
Atlanta
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Adgir
Adairs
Honda
Gre
National Realty Association
Big Sam
Mr. Adair
United States
no-_ Hone association
Taylor
Mrs J B Campbell Injured In Sedan Crash On Road
Mrs J B Campbell sustained compound fractures of the right thigh and other injuries when the sedan she rode in with her husband struck a rock crusher on Peachtrea road near Edwin Johnson’s home. Their daughter Virginia was uninjured. Mrs Campbell rushed to St Joseph’s infirmary for treatment. Mr Campbell treated and kept at home. The crash was blamed on no lights at the rock crusher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bulow Campbell
Atlanta
Penchtres Road
Edwin Johnson
Virginia Campbell
Mra. Campbell
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Stephen Barnett
Campbell
Peachtrea Road
Man Drops Dead in Forsyth Street Grocery Store
A man believed to be R. Burge collapsed while awaiting a groceries order at a 64 North Forsyth street shop late Wednesday. Ea Thompson, owner of the Postal hotel, identified the body as R E Burge, formerly a night clerk at the hotel. A letter with the name and address 83 Edgewood avenue was found in his pocket. The coroner transported the body to Awtrey and Lowndes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Burge
North Forsyth Street
Ea Thompson
R E. Burge
R. E. Burge
Edgewood Avenue
Awtrey & Lowndes
Legionnaires plan drive to raise aid for starving children
Atlanta splits into ten sectors as American Legion veterans announce a mass fundraising drive to meet Europe child relief needs. Major McWhorter seeks thorough, rapid contributions with team captains assigned to each sector and a noon luncheon follow up at the chamber of commerce.
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Atlanta
Atlante
American Legion
Europe
Atlanta Legionnaires
Chamber of Commerce
Fonville McWhorter
Husband and Wife Jailed on Badger Game Charge
After a nationwide search lasting since last June, William Morris is jailed in Fulton county on robbery charges in Atlanta. Accuser Thomas Longsworth tells of meeting Mrs Morris in a Forsyth Street bookshop and a scheme that involved a staged supper, a hidden revolver, coercion to cash a $5000 check, and a forced long night at the Morris home. Mrs Morris denies involvement, claiming she feared her husband and believed he was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
Fulton County
Ward
Thomas Longsworth
Southern Motor Company
Longsworth
Morris
Weat Peachtree Street
Morrg
Jundé
Mra. Morris
Longworth
Morrie
Terminal Hotel
Secret Service
Darading
Longaworth
Longsword
Harding Plans Florida Trip for Cabinet Picks
Marion Ohio January 12 President elect Harding weighs cabinet choices as he tightens schedules before a hunting and fishing trip to the Everglades. Decision on ten portfolios likely in Florida with leaders’ talks ongoing. Mellon retirement from Pennsylvania railway board fuels cabinet speculation. Senator Cummins joins to accompany to Miami cruise via Daytona and inland waterway.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
Florida
Association of Nations
South
Everglades
A. W. Mellon
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railway
Mellon
Marian
Cummins
Agcompany
Miami
Frs
Vamrains
Iowa
Daytona
Frelinghusen
Gas Rate Hearing Begins At State Capitol
The Georgia Railway and Power Company faces a pivotal gas rate hearing in the state senate chamber with over a hundred witnesses summoned. Atlanta officials Mayor Key and City Attorney Mayson oppose further increases as claims of improved service are presented amid protests and prior rate hikes.
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Senate Chamber
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Georgia Raitoad
Atlanta
Murphey Candler
Railroad Commission
Yas
Key
James 4. Mayson
Athens Gas and Fuel Company
Tallulah Falls
Rabun Gap
Wrightsville
Courted Twenty Years Wed Another. Suit Sues for 40000
Hammonton New Jersey January 12 Miss Liltare Hoyle daughter of a contract issuer sues B Baker an insurance investor for 40000 alleging breach of promise. The case centers on twenty years of courtship ending in marriage to another person rather than Hoyle.
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Hammonton
N. J
Liltare Hoyle
Mine Boyle
Borla
Deficit Threatens Atlanta School Budget for 1921
The Atlanta education board faced a $479000 shortfall against expected income of $1188000 for 1921, forcing the finance committee to consider drastic cuts though retrenchment of teacher salaries was opposed. The budget calls for $1855219 maintenance with the city providing about $7184000. officials urged bonds or new taxes to fund needs amid overcrowded, aging buildings. A Davis Street school delegation pressed to fund reconstruction rather than relocate, arguing the current site serves students well.
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Finance Committee of Council
Milton Avenue
Board of Education
W. S. Dykes
Education Board
W. W. Gaines
Itg
McCalley
W. L. McCaley, Jr
Nutting
Atlanta
Davis Street
Spok
Peaeaeation
Riordan
Himan Sam
Dhe
New Orie
Hye
Jones Avente
Elimination of Boards And Councilmanic Rule
In Atlanta councilman Fred C Woodall proposes abolishing all boards from charter and ordinance rules and replacing them with elimination of boards in city government. The resolution aims to transfer authority to council committees and end board control over police health water and other services. The text seeks support from state representatives to amend the city charter accordingly.
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Elimaniec
Cocilman Fred C Woodall
Dias
School
Police
Health and Water Boards
State Assembly
Thirty-Fifth
Woodal
Woodall
Arann
General Council
eHera
Atlanta
J C Young Dies After Street Car Collision
J C Young aged 0 of High Tower Read died at Grady hospital after being struck by a Luckie Street car between Hull and Barley streets. Officials say a fractured skull and internal injuries caused the death, which occurred around 6 pm Wednesday. The motorman attempted to avert the accident. funeral arrangements have not been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Young
Hightower Read
Grady Hospital
Hull
Barley Streets
Mr. Young
Lfe
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Young
Awtry & Lowndes
$14,000 in Small Coins and Bills Found in Home
Wilson North Carolina January 12 a local home yielded fourteen thousand dollars in coins of 1 5 10 and 60 cent pieces with no bills larger than ten dollars guardian 8 G Newbern supervised the deposit by Henry Morris 90 in a big tow sack to the bank after discovery at the residence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
N. C
Henry Morris
G. Newbern
Wade Convicted of First Degree Murder in Bridgeport
Bridgeport Conn January 12 Hiwood B Wade 223 was convicted of murder in the first degree for killing George E Nott in Nott's home on August 29 1920. The jury was out six hours. Sentence will be announced tomorrow morning. The penalty in this state is hanging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport. Conn
Hiwood B. Wade
George E. Nott
Nott
Fifty Millions Willed to Widow of Auto Magnate
Detroit January 12 The will of Horace B Dodge, a Petroit motor car magnate, leaves the bulk of an estimated 30 million dollar estate to his wife Anna Thompson Dodge. Upon the death of Mrs Dodge the estate goes to two children Horace Dodge and Delphin Dodge Cromwell, with conditions noted for contingencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Horace B. Dodge
Petroit Motor Car
Mira
Anna
Thompson Dodge
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