US denies intent to redraw Russian borders in Davis letter
The United States government rejects claims it seeks to restore Russia's boundaries or impose rule over Lithuania Latvia and Estonia. Secretary of State Davis in a January note to Alton B Parker states the policy rejects intervention in Soviet Russia and denies support for any anti Soviet groups. He notes distress in Russia and warns against ex parte decisions on border issues.
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New
York
United States
Novlet
Russia
Davis
Alfon B. Parker
National Civic Federation
Ube
Washington
Parker
Department of State
Rungsian
Langdon death and school funds loom over city finances
A damaged dispatch outlines a 1920 deficit in the Langdon case and a 105 262 43 dollar school shortfall. The council trimmed the budget, seeking to dodge emergency tax action while considering a 1 2 percent levy to fund a school building program. A separate dispatch reports a Japanese sentinel shooting Lieutenant Langdon at Vladivostok after he failed to halt.
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Council Finance Committee
Key
W. F. Dykes
Council
Board of Education
Koy
Pres
Nuttfhe
Graham Weat
Washington
Albert Gleaves
Astatle
Windivostok
W. H. Langdon
Navy Department
Gleaven
Vladivostok
Langdon
Albany
Basky
Ita
Landon
Tokyo
Coal price cuts posted by Atlanta firms in Jellico coal
Local concerns announce drops in Jellico coal prices with best grade lump at 12 dollars per ton and nut Jellico at 12 dollars per ton effective Friday. Red ash lump Jellico listed at 13 dollars by City Coal. Atlantic Ice and Coal prepared to pass further reductions to customers while Atlantic plans 50 cent to 1 dollar cuts on Jellico grades.
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Atlanta
Calora
Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation
Highland Fielda
Kentucky
Atlantic Corporation
Tegisla Prica
Stoveread
Stover
Jeffico -Coat
Jeffico -Coat ‘and Dented Corporation
Ing ' Wen
Aeltce
Balloons and Blimp to Float Over Georgia Tech Soon
Georgia Tech will host a large regulation army captive balloon anchored at Grant Field and a regulation army blimp as part of a new U S government air service unit. Tech is one of six institutions nationally chosen to train reserve officers in aviation with parallel courses in lighter and heavier than air flight.
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Georgia Tech
Grant Ifeld
United States
R. O. 7. C. Air ‘Service
Tech
Air Service
Air Service of the Army
Texan A. and
M. College
South
Toghisen
Jade
Ione
Officara
Resdapve Corps
Air Service Branch
Gree
Air’ Service
Army Medical
Teel T. Cc
Aguilar
Bankers to Hold Session Today in Atlanta Meeting
The Investment Bankers Association of America arrives in Atlanta for a two day quadrennial gathering the first in the southern states. Representatives from bond and security houses in the U S and Canada travel in special trains and private cars the first session to be held at the Georgian Terrace hotel followed by a Capital City Club reception.
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The
Investment Bankers’ Association‘of America
United States
Canada
Atlanta
Bankers
Geor Gian “Tee
Donate Dey
Capital City
Aapoctation
Arkwright Tells of Heavy Losses for Gas Company
At a Georgia Railroad and Power Company hearing in Atlanta, Preston Arkwright, president of the gas concern, testifies that costs rose sharply during and after World War I, justifying a petition for higher rates. City Attorney Mayson cross examines, noting prior exhibits claiming profit from a 50 cent per thousand cubic feet increase. Support from labor union locals and a Scotching employee urges rate relief to avert service deterioration. The crowd watches as Arkwright details material and labor cost upswings and the company’s need to adjust prices to avoid financial collapse.
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Preston Arkwright
Corporation
John McCreadett
Old Scotland
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Railroad Commission
Arkwright
James L. Mayson
Gary
Tme
Financial Aegietonice
Mr. Mayson
Mr. Arkwright
Commission
McCrendell
United: Association
Atlanta
Corporation To Make & Caret
American Liners Seek Liquor Case for Foreign Trade
Washington January 13 American passenger steamship officials urged the house judiciary committees to modify the Volstead act so American ships could serve liquor to patrons beyond the three mile limit. They warned they cannot compete with foreign registry lines otherwise and face wholesale cancellations of reservations as travelers switch to non prohibition ships. Representatives warned the effort may fail, while others argued for eventual world dry laws.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committees
Dyer
Missouri
Wayne Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Britain
P. A. S. Franklin
The
International
Mercantile Marine
Quarles
United States Mail ‘Steamabip Company
Harris Livermore
Showdown of Proof Opens in Atlante Swindle Inquiry
First indication of evidence in the investigation by Solicitor General John A. Boykin is expected today as L P Cos and Arthur Kelley are brought to trial on charges of conducting a game table and vagrancy. The raid, tied to wire tapping and arrests in the early operation of Floyd Woodward and Ciyas Smith, centers on a 49 1/2 Contras Avenue location with marked dice, magnetized cards, and a roulette wheel alleged in the case.
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John A. Boykin
L.P. Cos
Arthur,Kelley
Triada Auparior
Solicitor | General
Abe Powery
Floyd Wood Ward
Ciyas Smith
Realty men urged to pursue thorough training at banquet
Fred S. Taylor of Portland, head of the National Real Estate Boards, urged future realtors to receive formal training as prosperity tied to real estate grows. Forrest Adair served as toastmaster at a banquet in Atlanta honoring the association’s executive committee.
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Fred 5. Taylor
Portland
Ore
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Druid Hills
Galf Tlat
Taylor
Pinar Hotel
Wdoir
Toatmanter
Forrest Adair
Benjamin, Watkins
A. D. Steffanson
Henry B. Scott
Association
Bureau of Research and Information
Steffanson Fela
Noted Surgeons Meet Here Today
Today Atlanta will host more than 109 surgeons from Georgia, Alabama, and Florida for the first annual convention in Georgia of the Clinical Congress of Surgeons. The public is cordially invited to attend the open sessions. Three sessions will be held during the day, with the evening meeting at 8 o'clock noted as the most important.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
America
Weather Summary: Rain Friday Then Fair Skies
Forecast calls for rain on Friday with clearing later. Saturday will be fair but colder in the south portion.
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Renut Neton
Georgii
Georgia's 14 Votes for Cox Presented in Washington
Georgia's 14 electoral votes were cast for Cox and Roosevelt and presented this afternoon to Vice President Marshall by M A Nevin of Atlanta. Nevin will remain in Washington for a few days before returning to Georgia. He is the son of editor James B Nevin of The Atlanta Georgian.
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Wadghington
Georgia
Cox
Roosevelt
Marshall
Messenger
M. A. Nevin
Atlanta
Nevin
Washington
James B. Nevin
Atlanta Georgian
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Georgia Enterprise
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Constitution
Investment Bankers ‘Association
President of Concern
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Faye
Coe and Kelley
Vera Cruz
Obregon
Watkins
Adair
Aixcuraton
Tom Ingersoll
Page
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Texas
Francisco Alurgula
Mexico
Carranza
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San Luis Potosi
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Beston
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Snow
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Orleans
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