Briand forms new French cabinet after Leygues resignation
Aristide Briand succeeds to form a new cabinet with himself as premier and foreign minister, Louis Barthou as war minister, Paul Doumer as finance minister, and a full lineup including Bonnevay, Marraud, Berard, Dior, Vicent, Marinot, Le Trouquer, Louvheur, and Du prey. Briand says it is not a great cabinet but a great effort to govern France while hoping for amicable ties with Britain and the United States and fulfillment of Versailles pact. He asserts confidence that the American administration will tend to its own affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saris
Aristide Briand
Leygues
M. Briand
Foreign Affairs
Loula Barthou
Paul Pdoumer
Finance
Matto
Mil Ferand
M. Bonnevay
Pierre Marraud
Louis’ Barthou
Marine
Gabriele Gulsthau
Winanse
Paul Doumar
Victor Berard
Edmond Uakewre Duprey
Lucien Dior
Daniel Vicent
Andre Marinot
Yves le Trouquer
Louis Louvheur
Briand
Irrance
Americs
France
Versailles
M. Poincare
Viviant
Force Measures Against Germans Not for Italians
London January 16. Italian cabinet has unanimously decided, via Rome dispatch, that at the upcoming Supreme Council in Paris Italy cannot support any measure to compel Germany to fulfill the entire Versailles obligations or to force Turkey regarding the Near East situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rome
Supreme Council
Italy
Germany
Turkey
Lunacy Commission To Hold Another Meeting On Frank Bane
Frank Bane. 40, freed by the lunacy commission as a normal citizen, celebrated by dancing in a city park after being unhampered by a single thread. Police captured him and wrapped him in a blanket for the wagon. The lunacy commission will hold another meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Corp
Lunacy Commission
Frank Bane
City Park
Real Shivers Induced In Shimmy Originator
Chicago January 16. Miss Bee Palmer stage originator of the shimmy described a writ of attachment served on her by a deputy sheriff to cover an alleged debt of 36000. She insisted she owes nothing and protested the action saying she has only personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Buch
Bee Palmer
Max Hart
Hart
Anti Cigarette League Warned on Hypocrisy by Harding
Topeka Kansas January 16 Misa Lucy Page Gaston of Chicago representing the National Anti Cigarette League says Harding replied to her request that he refrain from cigarettes as a youth example. He concedes saving youth from tobacco but urges the movement be carried on in good faith without hypocrisy or deceit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kans
Misa Lucy
Page Gaston
Chicago
National
League
Harding
America
Jewish Resistance To Sunday Blue Laws
New York on January 1d reports Jewish resistance to Sunday blue laws. Dr Elias L Solomon, president of the United Synagogue of America, warned that anti semitism is rising and that enforcing blue laws would increase hardships for observant Orthodox Jews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fair and Colder Weather to Rule in Atlanta Today
Atlanta residents faced a mild Sunday with bright sunshine and moderate temperatures, drawing crowds to parks while some on crutches stayed home. The forecast from Washington predicts fair but much colder conditions for Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Washington
Sena
Tribute to General Gorgas Unites Nations In Washington
Latin American diplomats join with the United States Britain and France in honoring Major General William Crawford Gorgas former U S Army surgeon general who helped eradicate yellow fever His life linked to Amelia Gayle Gorgas and Fort Brown Pan American Union official Rowe and many dignitaries attend the Pan American building memorial services in Washington with messages from Latin American presidents read and tributes from Baker Daniels and H K Bethell through Lefevre of Panama and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Latin America
United States
France
Great Britain
William Crawford
Gorgas
United States Army
Gi Gorgag
London
Southern Society of Washington
South
Baker and Daniels
Peter C. Harris
Jusserand
H. K. Bethell
Petet
Peru
de Gespedes
Cuba
Elizalde
Lefore
Panama
Rowe
Harri
Harris
Amelia Gayle
Mobile
Ala
Josiah Gorgas
Fort Brown
Texas
Baker
Panama Canal ‘Zone
Panama Canal
Oreaman
Fight Expected on Tariff Bill in Senate
Washington faces a drawn out clash as the Fordney emergency tariff bill is to be presented to the senate by the finance committee. hours of debate and many amendments are anticipated, while the house Ways and Means Committee continues hearings on permanent tariff revision. other measures include actions on the anti strike bill, army reduction, meat regulation, immigration, coal industry regulation, and naval talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
House Ways and Means
House
Saerman
Businois
Tag Johnson
Senate Immigration
Cuesay
Commissioner General of Immigration
Caminetti
Europe
Johnson
Calder
Senate- Manufactures
Senate “Judiciary Committee
Plana
Senate Foreign Relations Committees
Public urged to aid enforcement of liquor laws in Georgia
United States Marshal Claude Bond urges Georgians to assist law enforcement against violations of national prohibition and state dry laws. He cites reports of officials supplying liquor, jails facing not guilty verdicts despite evidence, and urges citizens to provide information to curb illegal alcohol activity and support the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Bond
U. S
United States
Northern
Georgia
Marshal Bond
North Georgia
Bond
Flan
Fies
Nanak
United States District Court
Prido Wars
Gany
Crimson Hued Wave Of Crime Rolls In To New York Again
New York records a surge in crime after the Christmas lull with two homicides and many robberies. Edward Markle, a clerk, died after a West 147th Street shooting. Frank Bond was arrested. James Sullivan was killed by a quarrel partner on the East Side, who fled after brandishing a pistol. Greenwich Avenue home invasion led to four captives. a police clubbing ended with four suspects in custody. Over 150 arrested in Harlem and Bowery raids for gambling or suspicious activity. Police staffing increased, and Police Commissioner Enright faced a grand jury subpoena amid corruption inquiries by Whitman.
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New York
West 147Th Street
Edward Markle
Frank Bond
Watt
James Sullivan
East Side
Greenwich Avenue
William Royen
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Richard Enright
Hylan
Whitman
Whitman Mn
Harlem
John Robinson
Ha ‘Waa
Bowery
Lower East Side
A.west Ride “Motion Picture -House
Aurea Hoch
Silesman
Palmico, & C
Bigham
Palmico
L. S. Bigham
Margery Black
Carolina General Assembly
Congress
E. D. Bidham
Alabama
FE. D. Bigham
Central American states move toward federation pact
San Jose Costa Rica January 16 delegates of the Central American union reach a decision to sign and form a federation of Central American republics amid opposition to article 40. Reservations from Nicaragua are accepted as delegates discuss implications of extensions to treaties with foreign governments and the Bryan Chamorro treaty with the United States is reviewed for compatibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Costa Rica
Central American Union
Consrese
Nicaragua
United States
South Carolina offers cotton to relief fund
New York January 16 South Carolina cotton growers have offered about 1000 worth of cotton and called upon Western farmers to contribute a larger sum today by Harry B. Rosenfelt national director of the Jewish Relief committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South
Carolina
Harry
Bi.Rosenfelt
Yelief
South Carolina Council Hears School Funding Battles
South Carolina city council debates a $5,000,000 school funding measure, a bond plan for new schools, and a one-eighth tax levy while considering drastic government reform and a January finance sheet. Officials seek rapid adoption amid calls from W. Gaines and W. F. Dykes for substantial school support and departmental changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred CG. Woodall
James. L. Beavers
Finance Committee
Council
Agrouch
W. W. Gaines
Board of Education
W. F. Dykes
Gounecfs
Seven Guardsmen Held in Alabama in Lynching Case
Four commissioned officers and three private guardsmen of Company M Alabama National Guard were imprisoned in Jefferson County jail in Birmingham after a lynching in Jasper of William Baird. The arrests followed testimony from a private in the company given to special investigator Judge Horace C Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Company M
Willam Baird
Jasper
Horace C. Wilkinson
Kilby
Wilkinson
Noen
Alabama National Guard
Jefferson County
William Baird
Jas
Horace G. Wilkinson
Clyde Springer
Seaplane Flight Ends in Success Over Central America
The Navy F-5L seaplane squadron completed a 4200 mile flight from San Diego to the canal zone in 17 days with a single fatality. Twelve planes started. only two remain en route. nine stops included Bartolome Hay and Fonseca Bay with one leg nearly 500 miles between Salina Cruz and Fonseca Bay. Captain Henry C. Mustin led the squadron amid squalls and a seaplane medical call. one crewman, Chief Radio Electrician Cain, died when struck by a propeller.
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Panama
San Diego
Cal
Canal Zone
Cain
Fonseca Bay
Central America
Gulf of Tehauntepec
Bartolome Hay
Magdalena, Bay
Banderas Bay
Acapulco
Salina Cruz
Punta Arenas
Bahia Honda
Henry C. Mustin
J. H. Towers
Atlantic
Salina Crax
Fonseca
Hay
Martin
Labor Agents Blamed for Georgia Killings
Albany reports sheriffs tightened guard for Ed Smith a Black tenant who shot two Worth county farmers. The area has seen five white deaths from Black violence in sixty days. Officials tie unrest to labor agents flogged in Calhoun county and money given to Black workers as farmers sought to flee. Ed Smith is jailed in Sylvester after a mob pursuit and a promise of a special session of Worth County Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Tarver
Dougherty County
Ed. Smith
Worth County
Smith Tg
J. T. Adams
Mitchell County
Georgia
Hera
Sylvester
Bryant
Garrett
Sumner
Ed Smith
Whr County “Superior Court
Negra
Weather Coe Report Highlights Cold Wave Across Regions
Fragmented weather item notes a cold wave moving through multiple areas including Virginia and South Carolina. It references Monday and Tuesday shifts with much colder conditions, several locations showing brighter or colder trends, and mentions of North West regions and potential precipitation.
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Virginia--watt
Much
South Caroline
Ne ‘Mineias
Torsday
Tueatay
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England
Bethel
Gorganeu
J. E. Lefevre
Derattaires of
Enforcemant
Central American States
UNTE
South Carolina
Graham West
Carnaf Library
Sanitary
Grady Hospital
Police
Park Department
Metropolitan Avenue
Tenth Ward
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Atlanta Freight ‘Bureau
Georgia Enterprise
Sanitary Department
S. C
Son
Morris
Morris’ Company
Naval
California
Bob
Coe Batr
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