Knoxville Women Rally For Atlanta Bond Plan
Knoxville leaders urge support for an eight million eight hundred fifty thousand dollar municipal bond to fund better schools. Mrs Thomas and Rev J W Ham push women to mobilize through the Atlanta example with local clubs chambers and unions planning discussions and a special meeting with Mayor Key and school officials. The campaign aims to unite citizens across sides for a ten year build out.
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Atlanta
Sturday
Edoor
Campaten
sThe
Woman's Club
Atlanta Paderaion of Trades
Atlanta, Chamber of Commierce
Irving
Thomas
Pra
Santa
Usuez
Knoxville
Mra
Cfty
Tts schodJa
Key
John W. Ham
the Baptist Tabernacle
Martens Sails Amid Cheerful Welcome and Red Flowers
Soviet Russia's official party, led by Ambassador Martens, returns from Ellis Island as cheering crowds wave red flowers. Three score radicals deported on the same voyage, with one tear from Svetlana Martens, daughter of the ambassador. The crowd and officials reflect mixed emotions as the ship heads back to sea.
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New York
Russia
United States
Moscow
Ellis Island
Ells Island
Ludwig
A. I. Martens
Salte de Luxe
Sam
Svetlana Martens
Brooklyn
Chiss
Martens
End for Irish Terror Sees End Commedy?
Dublin January reports Sir Hamar Greenwood chief secretary for Ireland and Lady Greenwood reviewed the Black and Tan auxiliary police at Beggar's Bush barracks. General H J Tudor received them. Greenwood spoke of regret over murders and vowed to crush the conspiracy to destroy the United Kingdom, saying the auxiliaries are custodians of civilized government.
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Dublin
Alple
Hani Greenwood
Ireland
Greenwood
Beggar's’ Bush
Tudor
Hanay
United Kingdom
Hamar
Government Aids Rail Commission in Gas Case
The Georgia Railway and Power company faces a gas rate review as the U S Department of Standards assists the railroad commission. William Berry, a special representative, surveys homes with complaints while Chairman Candler plans comprehensive testing of service and facilities. Preston Arkwright notes improved service with open records, as Berry prepares a full report for Washington and the Georgia commission.
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United States
Department of Standards
Railroad Commission
Georgia, Railway and Power
WM. Berry
Eas, Company
Preston ‘Arkwright
Power
T. iv
Specty Gay
Beir
Candler
Adall
T Corts
Virginia
Highland Avenue
St. Charles Street
Arkwright
Berry
Weneral
Barry
Weabhington
Georgia Commission
Commission
Educator Warns of Growth of Herd Impulses
President emeritus Charles W. Tito of Harvard urged New England educators to transform the education system to abolish herd impulses and unleash individuality. He emphasized devoted educators and warned the rapid shift could hinder personal growth at today’s conference.
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A. Moons
Inc
Charlea
Tito
Harvard, University
New England
edu _cators
Bullet
Marine contract to be probed by shipping board
Washington January 22 An investigation of the contract between the International Mercantile Marine Company and the British government will be conducted by the Shipping Board at a meeting next Thursday after two board sessions. Senator Jones of Washington first brought the matter to public notice saying the deal includes no policy injurious to British interests while the United States operates a fleet under an arrangement with the Shipping Board. The board’s chairman noted no urgent issue before them, but authorized the inquiry by formal resolution setting a hearing in Washington, D C, on January 27 1931 at 10:30 o clock to consider the matter and to request information from the IMM Co. and others.
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Washington, Sauudry
International Mercantile Marine Company
American Sorce
Tha
Brankline
Ypany
Jones
Britiai
Kenator
O.the. Shipping Board
Frederick’ 'S
The
International
Mere
Cantile Marina Company
Inne
New Jersey
United
United States
Shipping Board
Washington, D.C
O'Elpel
Nhergong
President’s reply on Armenian question in high politics
The president, citing impracticality of direct instruction to the American high commissioner, says Henry Morgenthau will act for him. He seeks definite assurances and powers from November 30 and stresses need for full cooperation of principal powers to achieve peace and Armenia’s independence while criticizing Bolshevik Russia and urging a comprehensive approach to the Caucasus.
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Armenia
Davis
the. Council
Stertinipe
Runaia
Henry Morgenthau
Audh
Stepa
Hitérestaa
Addrezal
Bimeek
Hy+mans
League of Na+tions
Wilson
Trial ends in dismissal as crowd applauds Ridley
Dr Caleb Ridley escaped conviction after a court hearing on charges of disorderly conduct brought by Mrs J B Hamilton of 18 Cooper Street. A large crowd filled the courtroom, applauding the verdict as witnesses recounted the porch confrontation between Ridley and Hamilton and defense cross examination highlighted uncertainties.
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Caleb A. Ridley
J.B. Hamilton
Cooper Street
Johnson
Ridley
Wiey
KrJohnaton
Hamilton
Attornney Louis'a. Barton
Barton
Minde
Wemean
Johnston
Hera
Lila
Burton
Sohndon
President Wilson voices Armenian pacification plan detail
Washington January 22. President Wilson condemns outside force and urges a joint effort by major powers to respect Russia's territorial integrity and push the Armenian issue toward a peaceful, Russian-led solution with outside aid voluntary. He warns against military intrusion and emphasizes cautious steps toward stability along the borders.
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Washington
Russia
Wilson
Armenia
Paul Hymans
The
League, of Nations Assembly
Secr
Ty Davis
Weather Forecast Summary
Generally fair conditions expected across the region. No significant precipitation anticipated with mild temperatures for the coming days.
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Armenada
Milth
Stuart Heip
Ethod
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Caleb Ridley
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