Harding to resign post head foreign finance group
W P G Harding governor of the federal reserve board will resign after March 4 and become head of a new 100000000 foreign finance corporation organized in Chicago under the office act. The move signals two high level posts for President Harding and reshapes the expected cabinet, with Dawes Mellon Weeks or other candidates considered for treasury.
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Bankers’ Information Service
W. P. G. Harding
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Harding
Foreign Finance Corporation
Chicago
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Senate
Ifie Senate
Treasury
W. Mellon
Dawes
Weeks
Houston
Reserve ‘Board
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Pt Eat Doney
Firat
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Birmingham
Bankers’ Movement
Export
Foreign Trade’ Financing Corporation
Federal Reserve Bank
Invita
Sreater
Ian
Valso
Fred.zi
Columy
Palmer urges senate probe after cross examination
United Nine staff correspondent reports Attorney General Palmer asks the Senate Judiciary Committee for a formal investigation into charges by a lawyers’ committee alleging legal abuses and connections to radical prosecutions. He opposes general amnesty, cites wartime prosecutions, and notes prison terms and pardons under espionage and sedition laws.
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John Gleissyer
United Nine
Washington
Palmer
Senate Judiciary Committees
Committee of Lawyers
Communist Party
Department of Jusstice
Wilson
Aloe
Wntch
Department
Sax
Wages of Women Too Low Asserted by Federal Expert
Miss Mary Anderson of Washington told the Atlanta Chamber luncheon that average annual earnings for over half of Atlanta’s women in factories stores and laundries fall around 6100 while experts set a $848 minimum living wage and an eight hour day. She urged reforms and cited 16 factories 7 stores and 4 laundries studied showing most workers exceed eight hours daily and many exceed 10 hours a day with seven day weeks common. Continued on Page 5 Col 2.
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Mary Anderson
Washington, D
Women's Bureau
Department of Labor
Atlanta Chamber.of Commerce
Iaid
Misa Anderson
Miss Anderson
Georgia
A& Woman
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W. O. Foote
Martha Berry
Berry School
Rome
Tanget
AIT
Misa “Anderson
Colum
Grand Jury To Hear Fraud Case Against Insurance Doctors
Fulton county prosecutors plan to present presentments to the grand jury alleging more than 700000 in fraudulent claims paid to Atlanta area policyholders. Ten small industrial insurers are named. twelve doctors are to be indicted and license actions pursued. The scheme involved weekly premiums and forged certificates to obtain sick benefits, with multiple doctors signing for many claimants in a single day.
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Troy Shropshire
E.A. Stephens
Sistant
Tennessee National "Life Insurance Company
Carolina Lité Insurancs ‘Company
Bankers‘ Health and Life Insurance Company
Industrial Life Insurance Company
Life and Health Insurance Company
Hilgeims’ Life and Health’ Insurance Company
Atlante Mutual
Cagualty ‘Life Insurance Company
Tennessee
Cherokee
Life Insurance Company
Chatham Mutual
Premiiu
Atlanta
Labarera
Ot A
Gromart
Hisband Accused Of Bigamy Wife’s Love Undimmed
Mrs Catherine Maughan Ford, wife of Captain Carl Devers Ford former finance officer at Camp Gordon, declares her love undimmed and hopes to restore him to normal mentality after his alleged second marriage. She recalls the war’s upheavals and speaks calmly as she faces the scandal and imprisonment.
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Camp Gordon
Mra
Catherine
Maughan
Ford
Bristol
Peachties Street
Isbatid
Taira
Nine Indicted In Jasper Lynching Probe
In Jasper Alabama nine members of Dey Company M Tuscaloosa National Guard were indicted on murder charges connected to the lynching of William Baird. The grand jury, after a partial report, said the federal report would be issued soon. Indicted guardsmen are jailed in Jefferson County Birmingham. names withheld. A broader inquiry into other mob members underway. Lealis West Townley chauffeur testified two hours and is returned to jail. Attorneys may seek venue change. trial plans unannounced.
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Jasper
Ala
Tuscaloosa
National Guard
William Baird
Jefferson County
Birmingham
Brand Jury
Baird
Walker
Lealis West
Townley
Horace Wilkinson
Nazare ne Guild for Healing Sick Organized Here
The Nazare ne Guild for Healing Sick was organized here this Wednesday. Don Thomas Johnston announced last Sunday after a visit to Atlanta that Rev Henry B Wilson, director of the society, facilitated the formation. Wilson met Bishop Mikeli and Episcopal clergy at the cathedral, while Dean Johnston said the guild will accept members beyond Episcopal faith who meet the requirements.
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Don Thomas Johnston
Atlanta
Henry B. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Mikéli
Dean Johnston
Russians to Leave With Martens for Soviet Land
Washington January 19 Lud wig G Ac Martens Russian soviet agent Sn this country who Té cuntry was ordered deported awit be accompanied by fifty one Russians wien he salle Saturday from New York according to information received by the government The Party is to RoC on the Swedish American Mer Ste With Martens will be his wife and two children and employees on this country of the Russian soviet reviment who have been recalled
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Washington
Ludwig G
Martens
Wien
Salle
New York
Mer Ste
Revi Whment
Stray mule injures man in head in Jones county incident
A Mer yimag man, Joseph Jones, was hospitalized after a stray mule struck him on the head while he tried to move past the animal. Officials investigated and found Jones’ claim that his way was blocked by the mule, and that he threatened to frighten it, leading to the attack. He broke his leg and is recovering with assist.
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Renee
City Council debates bond issue for sewer and Spring Street viaduct
The council considers a 6 million bond plan with 3 million for schools, 1.25 million for sewer upgrades, and 750 thousand for a Spring Street viaduct to extend to the Terminal Station. Supporters led by Fr A Gordon and J C Murphy expect passage, aiming to address urgent city needs. The proposal seeks rapid action before voters, framing a broad development push.
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Marietta Street
Terminal Station
Ad-J
A. Gordon
J.C. Murphy
Patrons Rand
Harding abandons early cabinet selections plan
Marion Ohio January 19 President elect Harding says after weeks of consideration he will not name two or three key cabinet members now. He will make final choices for all posts later, noting personal and factional cross currents create normal difficulties. He adds the situation does not trouble him.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
State Districts to Be Realigned by Hollomon
Washington January 19. The defeat of the Siegel bill reapportioning the house to 483 members does not prevent Georgia districts from being readjusted. The 1920 census basis would yield roughly 240,000 per district, requiring stronger districts. Fulton and DeKalb may merge into one, other counties moving to smaller districts. Redistricting will be done by the state legislature. The House also kept the current 435-member cap, defeating an increase to 483, after long parliamentary wrangling. Nine states will lose seats. California gains none in this action moving to the Senate.
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James A. Hollomon
Washington
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Fulton County
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DeKalb
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Loulgang
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Man who killed Lea Barton shot in self defense jury rules
Crowd packed into a Hapeville home heard Coroner Paul Donehoo conclude on Tuesday night that Guy Wallace acted in self defense after the shooting of Lea Lee Barton, brother of the widow, amid testimony of threats and abuse by Barton. The coroner’s jury verdict followed a crowded inquest that strained the old house, risking collapse as witnesses described months of threats and the fatal confrontation.
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Guy Wallace
Lea Lee Barton
Barton
Hapeville
Paul Donehoo
Donehoo
Cama
Weather forecast for Georgia stays partly cloudy and warm
Washington forecast notes partly cloudy conditions for Thursday and Friday in Georgia with higher temperatures. Local weather report lists high and low temperatures and indicates deviations from normal, though specific figures are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
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Washington
Georgia
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