Cable Monopoly Suit Against Western Union Fled In U S Court
U S government files injunction to stop landing a Barbados to Brazil cable at Miami Florida alleging British and Brazilian monopolies violate U S policy. Navy intercepts warn that landing would meet force as Colónia routes are cut and permits adjusted to limit connections amid 1920s cable disputes.
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Telegraph Company
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Cuba
Key West
Wilson
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If She Does Use Drugs Not For Weight Reduction
In Richmond on January 18 Amanda Ogden weighing 9360 pounds allegedly resisted arrest by Lt Archie Holt and another officer over drug trafficking charges. After officers struggled to subdue her they carried her to the first district station as she proved too bulky for a cell door and she remained in the corridor until bond was posted on January 22.
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Richmond
Manda Ogden
Archie Holt
Richmond Poace Force
Holt
Bia
First District
Honeymoon gamblers reel in fortunes at sea
New York couple Mrs Betty Schwartz and Harry Schwartz on the Imperatorique cruise ship cashed in big after roulette and craps plays. Betty built a 100000 nest egg at Monte Carlo style wheels while Harry pressed $12000 from the sea voyage. Together they entered the honeymoon with a reported $112100 gain.
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New York
Betty Schwartz
Monte Carlo
Harry Schwartz
Schwartzes
Schwartz
Hubby
Mean Thought and Prohibition on the Imperator Voyage
On the Imperator’s voyage to New York in January, Pus fyfoot Johnson hosts nightly prohibition lectures for fellow passengers claiming prohibition is coming. The second class quarters see rising alcohol humor as the ship nears New York while Bult clings to his oratory despite events.
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Palmer attacked on radical raids
The National Popular Government League filed a brief with the Senate Judiciary Committee in Washington urging a full investigation of Attorney General Palmer and officials conduct. It also calls for stronger, more effective legislation regarding federal officers, noting last year’s report criticizing Palmer’s stance on radicals.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary
National Popular Government League
Palmer
Jalda
Sr Pct Eee
Southeastern Express Company to Begin Operations Soon
John B. Hockaday named president of Southeastern Express Company, formed to compete with American Railway Express in the Southern system territory. Beginning March 1, the new line will handle express business over Southern and Mobile and Ohio railroads, with Atlanta as headquarters and a network spanning from Baltimore to New Orleans and south of a Cincinnati to St. Louis line.
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American Express Company
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Ohio Railroads
Southern Railway System
Washington
Southeastern Express Company
American Heailway Express Company
Ern Railway System
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Southern“Express
Low Company
Atlanta
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Southern
Hnes
American Railway Express Company
Central of Georgia Ailway
Southern Railway
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Ita Ayatem
Utis
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Georgia Railroad
Augusta
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Florence
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Birmingham
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New
Jacksonville
Central’ of Georgia
Atlantic Coast
Florida
American . Railway
Expresa
Women urged to lead in national duties by Mrs Harding
Mrs Warren G Harding states in a letter read at the Southern Tariff Association meeting in Atlanta that full citizenship has come to American women and that protecting American industries is vital. She praises southern women's involvement and urges thrift, economy, and prudent spending as central to national well being.
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Nand
Southern Tariff Association
Georgian Terrace
Atlanta
Mares
Ieee
Fim
Florence Kling Har
Warren
Report on lynching case eyed for Jasper court
Jasper Alabama January 19 a partial report of the Walker county grand jury investigating the lynching of Willis Baird last Thursday is expected tomorrow with indications the full report will be submitted Thursday. Officers report the final age of uniforms hidden in a house used by Company But Townley at the time of the abduction and shooting. Some uniforms allegedly bore guardsmen names written in indelible ink. The Tuscaloosa lawmen have been retained as counsel for the accused soldiers. Captain R M Lollar of Company Mas aur amened is to report at Jasper tomorrow as a witness before the grand jury. Trial of indicted men planned to begin next Monday. The United Mine Workers plea to the president for federal troops in mining regions elicited Governor Kilby’s statement that state troops have maintained order and no federal intervention is needed.
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Ala
Tuscaloosa
R. M. Loliar
Mander
Mas
Thone
United Fine
Foir
Kilby
Montgomery
Miners Charge Use of Troops to Break Strike
Reported unrest shows miners accusing authorities of deploying troops to end a strike. Descriptions suggest surprise among workers at the heavy-handed action and fear of escalation as labor tensions flare in the region.
Gordon expects tax cut if bonds carry
Councilman Gordon says four and one half mills were voted with the understanding that if $1,000,000 in school bonds are authorized later the emergency levy will be repealed, except for one eighth of a per cent to cover the deficit. Alderman Seawright confirms the plan and votes. The discussion centers on bond size for Atlanta schools and potential tax implications.
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Ofty
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W. W. Gaines
Board of Education
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Sie High
Heavies World Title Bout Called Off
New York January report states the heavyweight championship match between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier, with a $500 000 purse, is definitively canceled due to the principals failing to deposit money as required by signed contracts.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
New York Times
Prometers
Alven
Evader of Draft Seeks Habeas Corpus Release
Erwin Bergdoll, scion of a Philadelphia family, serving a four year term at Fort Leavenworth for evading the draft, filed for a writ of habeas corpus in a Topeka federal court seeking release. The case argues the discharge is unconstitutional and that the draft notice was improperly served, questioning the validity of the desertion charge and asserting he never was in the service.
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Erwin &. Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Fort Leavenworth
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N.Y
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Federal
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Bergdoll
Young Geo Skater Loses Both Hands in Streetcar Accident
A 16 year old boy, son of Mrs Pulliam, was amputated after a street skating mishap near Pryor street and Buena Vista avenue. Witnesses say the boy lost balance as a trolley passed. Motorman J E Walker was in charge of the car at the time.
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Pryor
Savannah liquor charges probed in federal inquiry
Federal agents raided Savannah on Friday night seizing a transportation start up and arresting Ivy Sk an sal. D J Gantt announced a Washington prohibition official has been sent to Savannah to investigate charges of prohibition enforcement corruption. Special Investigator Broderick arrived recently to direct the probe focusing on Kassell and the Ogeéened Road area.
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Ivy Skansal
Gellow
Savannah
Prohibition
D. J. Gantt
Southeast
Washington
Spercial
Broderick
Intellience “Unit
Internal Revenue Department
Broderick Ar‘rived
Aglinta Lew
Aro
Kassel
House Debates Reapportionment Increase as Congress Breaks
After five hours of debate in Washington on January 18, the House adjourned to consider a bill raising membership from 425 to 483. The measure faces strong opposition with leaders predicting a vote against the increase. key figures include Congressman Larsen guiding opposition and Representative Esch opposing expansion.
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Congress
Washington
House
Clark
Ormer Democratic
Deeel Malcengua Risifgesto
Sch
Missouri
Brothers charge threats 10 kill near Barton home
L. Barton, 33, was shot and killed near Walters Avenue at 7 p m Tuesday night after a quarrel about a pistol sent to his wife. Guy and George Wallace, brothers, were wounded and arrested. Clifford Wallace aided the police. Statements allege Barton threatened his wife and her brothers.
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Walters Avenue
Hapeville
Guy Wallace
Fortress Street
George Wallace
Sidyer
Wallace
Stewart Avenue
Grady Hospital
George
Hanesville
Grady
Notifier County Police
Clifford Wallace
Jordan
Marvin M. Baker
R. E. Jackson
Slater
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Fintal
Sinier
Cufford Wallace
Guy
Jim
Clifford
Weather Forecast for Georgia Midweek Warmer Conditions
The Weather Bureau forecasts rising temperatures in Georgia for Wednesday and likely Thursday. Dry and mild conditions expected with fair skies and light winds.
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Washington
Georgia
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