Police Officers Aid Doctors in Atlanta Smallpox Vaccination Crusade
City health officials launched a compulsory city wide smallpox inoculation drive in Atlanta with twelve physicians joined by police to ensure compliance. Babies under three months are exempt with exceptions. later the number of physicians will rise and police will continue to accompany vaccination teams. People may opt to be vaccinated by family doctors who must sign a card agreeing to private vaccination within 24 hours. The plan aims to vaccinate all residents and keep schools open, though exact totals vaccinated were not provided.
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Atlanta
J. P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Thoze
Kennady
Lmk
Dallas Director Arrested in Alleged Hold Up Case
Dallas January 17 director Albert Rowan son of C T Rowan wealthy Dallas businessman was arrested on charges of robbing a Jackson Street sub post office He allegedly masterminded the robbery with W S Scrivner later killed in a Fort Worth crash Scrivner confessed and pointed to a cache of bonds and money Rowan denied any connection with the crime Luna surrendered hours after charges were filed with attorney Lee Perkinson saying neither Rowan nor Luna were involved and surrendered amid rumors of wanted status
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Dallas
Texas
Albert Rowan
C. T. Rowan
Jackson Street
Bylaay
Young | Rowan
Rowan
Fort Worth
Cmilies
Here
Scrivner
R. Ben- Luna
Dune
Lee Perkinson
Perkingon
Luna
Jhy
Police Board to Air Charges Against M. Cohen Tonight
At a meeting tonight the police board will air charges against M rs M 5 Cohen involving alleged mistreatment at police headquarters and two separate shoplifting accusations. The case centers on denial of phone use and alleged insults during the arrest by Vic Young of the Retail Merchants association. Mrs Cohen, connected to the hostess house at Fort McPherson, testified to her exemplary character. the matter continues on page 3.
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Police’ Board
M. 5
Cohen
Carolina
Board of, Police Commissioners
Vic Young
Protest On Rate Changes By Shippers In Washington
Delegates from twenty seven South Atlantic Gulf and Mississippi Valley states gather in Washington to press for continuation of equal export freight rates to all Atlantic and Gulf ports and to back expansion of foreign trade routes led by Senator Jones and Admiral Benson in support of a stronger American merchant marine.
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James A. Hollomon
Washington
South Atlantic
Gulf and Mississippi Valley
Wit ‘Eyther
Atlantic
Gulf
Deleratas
South -Atlantic
Misals
Indorge Merchant Marine
Nety
W. W. Benson
United States
Midwest Gulf
Intlantic * Foreign
Trade and Transportation, Committee
Eastern Railroad Truclines
United States Railroad ‘Administration
Organizationa
Jones
Admiral Banson
Martin J. Gillen
Payne and Kenson
Shipping Board
Tto
South
Mississippi Valley
Fragmentary note hints at farm relationship change
An unreadable OCR fragment references a "prized farm" and an "Ox rd" area with unclear context. The garbled text suggests a relationship or ownership change related to a farm, but no concrete names, dates, or actions are evident.
Kentucky Elopers Fear Vengeance in Kentucky Arrests
Kentucky farmer Charles Grimes and his neighbor’s wife Cora Adkinson were arrested in Atlanta after a night affair in Burg, Kentucky. Grimes spoke of fear of retaliation by the husband, while both admitted guilt and sought restitution to their families. The case highlights a volatile in-country response to infidelity and honor codes.
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Charles Grimes
Cora, Adkinson
Kentucky
Atlanta
Inburg
Atockman
Grimes
Mra
Cora - Adkson
F. ‘Stewart
Marlette “Street
Waal
Calla
Adkingon
Ceirl
Amia
Swindle Case Indicts Players in Atlantic Gambling Ring
Grand jury in Fulton County returned indictments on larceny after trust involving Floyd Woodward Ada Powers Charles Moore and others linked to an Atlantic gambling house at 591-2 Cone Street known as the Saw Lovel hotel. Also named are Loll McDougal and Noll registered voters tied to forged postoffice money orders.
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Bunco Acheme
Atlantic
Fulton County
Floyd Woodward
Ada Powers
Charle Moore
Allas Rei Wilson
George Kent
Milkie’o’ Kennedy
William Fletcher
Srrest
Memphis
L. V. O'Brien
Noll, McDougal
United States Penitentiary
Cone Street
Rovernor
Boost Georgia Plan Indorsed At Open Forum Meeting
Macon Ga January 17 Unanimously indorsing the three year development and advertising program of the Georgia Association 500 delegates from nearly every part of the state representing the association and related groups in state development met at an open forum and luncheon to launch the final stage of the state advertising drive resolutions of complete indorsement were adopted praising the program and pledging support led by E Hays president of the Federation of Women’s Clubs the movement seeks to attract homeseekers and capital to Georgia via a closing meeting and world exposure page 3 column
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Macon
Georgia Association
Vevery
Joeni
E. Hays
Federation of Women's ‘Clubs
Georgia
Congress Votes to Cap Regular Army at 178000
Washington January 17 Congress voted to limit the regular army size to 178000 and set enlistment at 175000. The House adopted a plan directing the secretary of war to halt recruitment while urging speedier reenlistment, rejecting the president’s recommendations.
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Washington
Congress
Mer’ Ang
Secretary of War
Lsg
Harding urges foreign trade credits to aid recovery
New York January 17 Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve Board addressed the New York State Bankers Association on Working Back to Normal. He said long credits and foreign investments are essential for financing foreign trade and that surplus production must be sold abroad. European trade is vital and sustained ties with Europe are crucial to prevent economic drift.
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New York
Harding
Anathera
Europe
Harding de
President Elect Harding Secret Visit to Cleveland
Traveling incognito President elect Harting made a brief Cleveland trip, secret visits hidden from crowds. Mrs. Harding not seen. security details kept tight, only close friends reported to have learned of the secrecy.
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Cleveland
Blo
Harting
Harding
Georgia with Ste eepteie defeats regan athletic board
Georgia ends a contest with Ste eepteie overcoming the University athletic board in a notable play amid campus sports leadership tension. The outcome highlights shifting influence within university athletics and governance.
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Georgia
Ste Eepteie
Bate A Regan
Athletic Board of
The
University
Bond Ordinance Fight Overemergency Tax For Schools
City council debated funding school building with an emergency levy of 0.45 percent and a $1,000,000 bond issue. Substitute resolution passed 18 to 14, authorizing attorney to draft the ordinance. adjourned meeting set for Thursday at 3 p.m. to consider the bond proposal.
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Feneral Council
J. A. Conch
Alty
Couch
J. RB
Conovil
T. Spratt
Reé Seawright
C. Ly Chonewood
C. BR
Marner
Ind
Counclimen
Sam Wientrog
F.C. Wooll
C. Baerga
Hottman
Tang
H. Jones, Jr
Hey
Pat
Jae
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