Morrow Attacks Calder Coal Bill in Senate Hearing
Washington January 13 J D A Morrow vice president of the Nationsl Coal association denounced Calder bill provisions for federal regulation of the coal industry as revolutionary and nearly nationalization like before the senate manufactures committee Huston Thompson of the federal trade commission supported the measure but the hearing adjourned with continued debate Morrow cited high association expenses and his salary while Reed pressed that miners and coal costs would bear any changes Senator La Follette challenged the association and warned of costs coming from coal production amid ongoing supply concerns
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Washington
J.D. A. Morrow
the Nations
Senate Manufactures Committee
Huston Thompson
Federal Trade, Commission
Morrow
Jones
New Mexico
la Foliette
Mir. Morrow
la Follette
Reed
Mine Workers’ Union
United States
Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
National Coal Association
Edmmisa
Court Action Arises Over Commission Stand On Coal Prices
A historic note outlines the court's action and the commission's stance against accepting certain terms. It cites basic coal prices at 1014 wave with a roughly 100 percent rise driven by supply advances, depleted supplies, higher depletion charges, and increased wages, highlighted as the key factor by Mr. Morrow.
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Thi ‘ Commission
Morrow Saldy
Harding to resign government post sparks bank plan clash
The article notes Harding considering resignation and outlines a new export credit corporation plan led by Jerome Thrall and Xent of the Bankers' Trust, aiming to fund foreign buyers and stabilize world markets. It cites bankers and labor voices on board representation and emphasizes long term credits and international economic coordination.
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Xent
Bankers’ Trust Company
Corporation
Jerome ‘Thrall
Discount Corporation of New Yorks
Htnbliah Credit
Hugh
Finance Corporation
A. G. Bedford
Standard 01
New Jersey Board
Europe
Beiliard
Herbert Hoover
Russia
United States
Dodson's Liver Tone Promise For Liver Relief
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, vegetable remedy to replace calomel for liver troubles. It claims quick relief from sluggish digestion, warns calomel can cause weakness, and asserts the product is safe for children and won’t salivate.
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Dodson
Hel Does Not Mention Local Names Stage Heckler Tale
Nell O Brien recalls Why local stage names avoid naming townsmen and describes a Comical incident from his early days in Binghamton. Funeral notes for Mrs Mattie Jackson Slaton detail her Atlanta lineage and survivor family.
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Nell O'Brien
Kaya
Sugarfoot
Gaffney
Merry Bang
O'Brien
Algha
Dooly
Binghamton
Lower Wage Scale Will Be Supported by Traffic League
The Southern Traffic League meeting in Nashville plans to back a downward revision of the railroad wage scale. A committee will gather data to present to the National Labor Board in Chicago to seek lower wages for common laborers, notably construction workers, with little effect on skilled labor wages. A. J. Young of the International Agricultural Corporation joins the committee, announced in Atlanta.
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Southern Traffic League
Nashville
Tenn
National Labor Board
Chicago
Atlanta
A. J. Young
International Agricultural Corporation
Traffic League
Judge Sibley Hearing $50 000 Damage Suit
Mrs. W. B. Patman sues Pintsch Compression in federal court for $50,000 for her husband’s death from boiling tar burn after an explosion on Dianton Mechanic street on December 21, 1919. The case, heard before Judge Samuel H. Sibley in the civil division, originated in state court but was moved to federal court for jurisdiction.
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United States District Court
W. B. Patman
Pintsch
Dianton Mechanic Street
Jude Samuel H. Siblay
Elvil
Patman
Patmen
Aenas Descent Into Avening Shown At West High
A motion picture titled Aenas Descent Into Avening, produced by students of Girls High, will tour western states and be shown at secondary schools and colleges as soon as it reaches Atlanta. Dr Charles Knapp of Bernard College praised it as a beautiful and expressive work of picture dramatization, prompting requests to show the film from University of Oklahoma Houston High School Brooklyn Senior High and the Classical Society of Kentucky.
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Aneas
Satus Dents
Goon
Atlanta
Charles Knapp
Bernard Cotlete
Misa Louise Printup
Girls’ High School
University of Oklahoma, Houston High School
Brooklyn Senior High School
Classical Society of Kentucky
Elks And Minstrels Plan Entertainment
Neil O Biffen's minstrels nearly all Bilks will entertain the Atlanta lodge Thursday after the company’s theater performance. About fifty candidates will be elected, then the Elks will escort the minstrels to the lodge for a special aftershow.
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Neil O'Biffen
Atlanta
Atlanta Elka
John Toler Recovering After Appendicitis Operation
John Toler, circulation manager of The Constitution, is resting easily at the Davis-Fischer sanatorium after an appendicitis operation performed Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock. Physicians state he has passed the danger point, a fact welcomed by many friends in Atlanta.
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John T. Toler
The
Constitution
Davis-Fischer
Toler
Atlanta
Palmer Replies to Untermyer Charges in Washington
Attorney General Palmer issued two statements denying Untermyer claims against the Justice Department and the alien property custodian. He says he never approved seizing enemy property beyond what the law allowed and questions Untermyer’s motives linked to a recent conspiracy conviction involving a New York attorney.
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Palmer
Borah
Eugene ‘V
Debs
Prizon
Untermyer
Washington
Department of Justice
Alien Property Custodian Office
Samuel Untermyer
New York
Ponapiracy
Negro conference urges thrift for tenant farmers
The thirtieth Tuskegee negro conference at Tuskegee Institute urged negro tenant farmers to grow food, practice thrift, and secure smaller advances. Planters should offer favorable rents and support gardens, livestock, better dwellings, and longer school terms. The policy calls for impartial courts and lawful punishment for crimes, endorses interracial work, and urges finance from Planters, bankers, and merchants to aid crop preparation. Dr. Robert R. Moton highlighted southern opportunities and urged thrift and crop rotation.
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Tuskegee Institute
Alay
Tuskegee Negro
Con
Atatedj
A&inference
Robert KR. Moton
Tuskegee
South
Harding Gives Up Early Cabinet Appointments
President elect speaks on forming a future Republican cabinet and vows to select the best service for the country, not party obligation. He delays cabinet decisions until after a two week Florida trip, planning to return to Marion then head to Washington for the inauguration period.
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Elzgle
St. Augustine
Fla
Marion
Florida
Malion
Washington
Husband accused wife love undimmed in shell torn France tale
A wife recounts Captain Ford’s courtship in France and their England marriage after armistice. She recalls blissful months aboard a transport and says his later changes stem from wartime trauma, doubting his mental soundness when he married Mrs Carrie Sut Ford, while friends doubt her tale.
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Captain Ford
France
England
Agamemon
Are
Ford
Carrie Sutv8 Ford
Thaves
Given Up to Die of Stomach Trouble Miracle Emulsion Ad
A testimonial notes dramatic recovery after 21 bottles of Milks Emulsion, claiming relief from stomach pains, insomnia, and lethargy. The ad touts the product as a nutritious, appetit e boosting remedy easing chronic stomach trouble and constipation, with a money back guarantee and prices of 75 cents and 1 50 per bottle.
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Lyman Baker
Ostryville
Ark
The
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Adv
Down Pryor Street Toward Our Current Site
The excerpt invites readers to follow Pryor Street from Peachtree to locate the current site, then proceed further. It conveys a directions-based prompt without additional context or names.
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Pryor Street
Peachtree
Fragmentary New York Notice Mentions Several Relatives
A partial transcription lists relatives including ex Gavernau re Bere and Jono ML Slateny among names such as Mr and Mrs A Te Waldo and Blanchard. Other entries mention Mr and Mrs winson McGregor and Miss Mattle Slaton in a damaged document.
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New York
Gavernaure Bere
Jono ML. Slateny
Christian Council to Hear Address by Miss Anderson
The Christian Council of Atlanta will hold its annual meeting at Ponce de Leon Baptist Church this evening at 6:30. A business session is scheduled to run until 2 o'clock, with Miss Mary Adler s director of the woman's bureau expected to speak.
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Christian Council of Atlanta
Wean
Nota
Ponce’ de Leon Baptist Church
Mary Adlers
Public notice invites attendance at oclock meeting
The executive committee of the Christian council extends a public invitation to a meeting at oclock. The event is described as of intense interest and practical value to many Atlantans including employees of women and social workers, not limited to council members.
Senate Appropriation Bill Passes for DC Government
Washington January 19 with only thirty eight working days remaining in the current session the senate today approved the first regular appropriation bill providing funds for the District of Columbia Government.
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Senate
Washington
Congress
District of Columbia
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