Senate finance committee adds amendments to Wordney tariff measure
Washington January 14 Three amendments were added by the Senate finance committee to the Wordney emergency tariff bill in executive session after hearings. Calder and Jones pushed provisions broadening coverage including dairy products and milk prices, while McCumber secured a higher wheat duty. The Jones amendment would restore the duty on hides from the Dingey tariff law.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Calder
New York
Jones
New Mexico
McCumber
North Dakota
House
Fordney
Senate
Ays and Means
Gas Case Before Rail Board Details Soaring Bills
Testimony describes declining gas quality since 1913 on St Charles avenue, rising bills from $5-$8 to $18 monthly and as high as $20.28, with delayed service and meter readings. Witnesses explain harsh stove use, extended burner times, and suggested inefficiencies despite price increases.
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Kingsbury
Lula L. Kingsbury
Railroad Commission
Mira. I. N. Stowe
East North Avenue
Mayson
J. 3. Bookout
Virginia Avenue
Y. R. Hinman
Elizabeth Street
Snep
Rawson Collier
Rawson Wings
Rompfers
An T
Gan Bill
Rawson
Imo
Moe
Atp
Gas Complaints Highlight City Testimony On Poor Gas Service
Witnesses describe deteriorating gas quality since the war with yellow flames and longer cooking times. Attorneys question the power company as residents from Druid Circle to Tech High report rising bills and vast investments in gas stoves amid reduced service and prices. Industrial figures and businessmen also testify to falling costs while stressing the need for improved gas delivery.
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Mayson
Luther Rosser
Power Company
Charles Manson
Waverly Way
Housewiven
Huddleston
J. H Taylor
Drury Circle
Gaa, Co
Cunningham
Richardson Street
J. D. Hornesberger
South Pryor Street
Gae
McKinney
West
Thirteenth Street
Tech High Schoal
Drury Street
Charles H. Girardeau
St. Charles Avenue
C. W. McClure
McClure Ten-Cent Company
Paul H. Fleming
John B. Daniel Drug Company
J.“J Bookout
St. Claire Avenue
W. Ty Cook
Rupley Drive
Howard Surrey
Highland Avenue
JI. ¢. Burgon
East North Avenue
S. Singleton
Washington Street
Mi. Hairston
New York Avenue
Edgewood
Key's Emergency Tax Levy Is Beaten
City officials and Aldermen split over Mayor Key's plan as the emergency levy failed. The finance committee proposed a one fourth of 1 percent tax yielding about 640000 to fund new grammar school buildings and equipment, with plans for a Tech High and Boys High in 1922. Mayor Key accused opponents of undermining public education, while Pilon Wan resisted.
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Pat Anderson
Oscar Williamson
W. D. Hoffman
C. L. Chasewood
J. C. Murphy
Nelson T. Spratt
Couch
Key
Chasewood
Murphy
Spratt
al Martin
W. F. Dykes
Publc
Pilon Wan
church notices and sermons across Atlanta area
A sprawling list of Sunday services and events across churches including Peachtree Primitive, Jefferson Street Methodist, Inman Park, Wesley Memorial, Trinity Methodist, Central Baptist, Second Baptist, and more. It notes service times, sermon topics, visiting speakers, choir and music details, Sunday schools, Epworth League activities, and community religious programming across multiple congregations in Atlanta.
Georgia Cotton Trust elects officers and launches Advertise Georgia
The Georgia Cotton Trust stockholders met Friday morning as Governor Hugh M. Dorsey was elected president by the new directorate. Officers named include H. R. De Jarnette H. H. Tift and R. C. Neely as vice presidents Mrs. Sloan Truscott as secretary and treasurer Dorsey Shelton & Dorsey named general counsel The executive committee comprises Governor Dorsey Sam Tate Peter Kittles and HK Neely The bank, with $1,000,000 capital, will be in Atlanta and soon open Dorsey urged newspapers to back the Advertise Georgia campaign to launch January 17 at Macon with over 1 000 leaders The state news note also that McLendon warns motorists 1921 license tags now available and due March 1 Trustees of the Confederate Soldiers Home reappointed for five years with listing of districts and officers
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Georgia Cotton Trust Corporation
Hugh M.ue
Ron
H. R. de Jarnette
H. H. Tift
R. C. Neely
Sloan Truscott
Trassurer
Dorsey, Shelton
Hugh M. Dorsey
Georgia
Macon
Dorsey
R. Rogers Miller
Budget trims liberal with many slashed items
Council committee signed the permanent finance sheet after lengthy work since last Monday. The adopted budget among the most liberal in years, but slashed items include 12 more city police patrols, river waterworks freestore building, Hemphill station land purchases, Highland avenue sewer, Grant park greenhouse, and city tree stock. Georgia Tech funding remained at 44000 while planning commission funds were rejected. No curb market funds were approved, but a proposal process will resume with the June sheet.
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Nutting
River Waterworks
Hemphill Station
Highland Avenue
Grant Park
Cain Street
Grant
Piedmont Parke
Maddox Park
Oakland City Park
Tha
Sanitary Department
Georgians Urge Defeat of New Export Rates
In Washington on January 14, Georgia trade organizations and individuals sent telegrams and letters to the Georgia congressional delegation urging defeat of moves to reestablish higher export freight rates from the Midwest via South Atlantic and Gulf ports. Senator Harris supports preserving the current rate equality, while southern and western states align to defend the existing system amid railroad tariff changes.
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Washington
Georgia
Congress
Middle West
South Atlantic
Gulf
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Harris
Harrie
Railroad Administration
Fight to Prevent House Increase Begun on Friday
Washington January 14 A campaign to block a rise in house membership from 436 to 483 began after lenders said a preliminary count shows enough votes to defeat the reapportionment bill. Rep McArthur Republican Oregon leads the effort to reduce representation for eleven states and increase it for eight. California would gain three seats Michigan and Ohio two each and Connecticut New Jersey North Carolina Texas and Washington one each. Missouri Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi Nebraska Rhode Island Vermont would lose two or one seats respectively.
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House
McArthur
Oregon
California
Michigan
Ohio
Connecticut
New Jersey
North Carolina
Texas
Missouri
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Vermont
McConnell Receiver For Memphis Bank Closes Doors
McConnell, head of the Tennessee state banking department, was appointed today as receiver for the People's Savings Bank and Trust of Memphis which closed its doors this morning. The bank, capitalized at 1000000, reported assets of 1 063 907 55 and loans of 1 352 526 56 with a surplus. slow collections and reserve concerns led directors to cease operations. Portlock, president, said the bank had resources to pay depositors in full.
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Memphis
McConnell
Tennessee State Banking Department
People's Savings Bank and Trust Company
Chancery
State Department of Banking
Usnasite
5S. W. Portlock
Natation
Hae
Mississippi Growers Ship Cotton Direct to Germany
The first direct shipment of Mississippi cotton to German spinners will be loaded aboard the steamship Coadams in Gulfport January 25. The Mississippi Delta corporation, an organization of planters, announces the Tong staple cotton will be sent to Germany, marking a new export channel for the state.
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Gulfport
Misa
Mississippi
Germany
Coadams
Mississippi Delta Corporation
Futures Necessary In Grain Trading
A Washington hearing before the house agricultural committee featured Chicago Board of Trade representatives arguing that speculation is essential to futures markets. They said exchanges cannot function without speculation and that price movements reflect supply and demand, with Professors Boyle and Griffin defending the system. In Miami, William Jennings Bryan denounced grain futures trading and said he would oppose it with his influence for the rest of his life.
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Washington
House Agricultural Committee
Chicago Board of Trade
Joseph P. Griffin
James E. Boyle
Cornell University
Boyle
Bryan
Miami
Fla
William Jennings Bryan
Ife
New Campaign by Steel Unions to Organize Men
Representatives of international and national steel unions in Washington agreed to launch a new nationwide effort to organize iron and steel workers. Unemployment and current conditions will not delay the plan, and the group will prepare to counter any wage-cut efforts by United States Steel Corp. Active work is expected to begin in the early spring.
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Washington
United States
News of the Churches at Ded Hills Presby terian
Church services listed for multiple congregations in the city incluld Ded Hills, Gordon Street, Norte Avenue and others with sermons by Rev McIver, Rev Lyons, Rev Stimson, Dr Orme and Rev Thomas. Evening cantata announced and various Sunday school and youth programs noted.
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Devid Hills Presbyterian
pAt Ded Hills Presbyterian Church
DO. M. McIver
Soamlay
Sprole
Lyons
Barnett
Dulphi
Otr
Gordon Street Presbyterian
Worden Street Presbyterian Church
Christ
Robert M. Stimson
Mission Sunday School
Cascade School
Senor C. E
Chete
Henry Wildermere
Norte Avenue Presbyterian
North Avenue Presbyterian Dinech
Comer Puachine
North Avenue
Big Orme
Harrie Street
Presbyterian
Hoy T. Brumbaugh
Capitol Avenue
Eli A. Thomas
Pester
Bohler
Dilavertue
Daan Park
PR Presbyterian
Inman Park
Leexons
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
J. Sprole Lyons
John
Uae Maccohn
Cole
Charles A. Sheldon, Jr
Women's Societies
North Avenue Organicatore
First
Charles A. Shelden
Misa Whitney
Misa Small
Mr. Cundeil
Mr. Bates
Ottertery
Iiss
Hezel Whitney
Bunqay
AMJ
First Church OF Christ
Multiple City Church Services Listed for Sunday
Several churches announce morning and evening services. Pastors include Rev H H Coleman Rev W W Paschal Rev D H Stanton Rev A F Baley Rev J I Alston and others with sermons and regular meetings on Sunday across Mt Alorinb Antioch Central Avenue Fort Street South Pryor streets and more in the city.
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Ms Reptlar
H. Robinzon
Mt. Alorinb
T. T. Ghoisti
Antioch
Timot
H. H. Coleman
IL A. O
Reutah
Ith
Holgewoot
W. We. Paschal
LIB
Weat Mitchell
A. FP
Balicy
Poston
Anne
Dey Temple
Butler Street
Ae Kurcher
Strickland
Central Avenues
D. HL Stanton
Hare Bregguing
Ariel
Bowen
Brower
Hare
Poghoert
of the Holmes Tinstitute
Fort Street
Ac W. Burch
South Atrath
W. B. Woods
Cocuby
Bulpit
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