Federal cotton loan plan to be decided today
Representatives from five federal reserve districts will meet in Washington with Governor Harding to craft a uniform cotton loan program for the coming marketing season. Attendees include governors from the Kansas City Richmond St Louis Atlanta districts and Dallas board chair W F Ramsey. A San Francisco delegate could not attend. The aim is consistent credit terms across districts to support orderly marketing and address terms maturities and security.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Atlanta Bank
W. F. Ramsey
Dallas Bank
San Francisco
Pacific ‘Coast
Herding
Harris held under peace bond in murder plot case
Thomas J Harris admitted in an affidavit to plotting murder while C Fortner a Marietta street merchant who housed him was placed under a 3200 pence bond by Judge Luther Rosser in municipal court Harris was discharged on conspiracy to murder charges with Dennis the key witness failing to appear Harris claimed Dennis fueled the plot and threatened to arrest him if not paid Witness Terrier supported Dennis’s involvement Fortner said his wife knew nothing of the plot and defense was by Lon Te Guiliebeau with Maddox representing Fortner and the plaintiff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Harris
C. Fortner
Marietta Street
Luther Rosser
Judea Rosser
Harris
Robert C. Dennis
Dennis
Fortner
Terrier
Shenew
Lon Te. Guiliebeau
Madame &,Maddox
Y Camp Hosts YMCA Religious Talks at St Simons
The YMCA tents with religious services and entertainment were set up at the Georgia Guards encampment at St Simons as the national guardsmen visit. On Sunday a fine group sang and speakers addressed the troops, including Rev Hitch the Korea missionary and Secretary Harry Curtis.
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Y. MC A
Georgia
St. Simons
Y.M C. A
Hitch
Korea
Harry Curtis
Church Charter Renewal Authorized for Third Baptist Church
Judge George L. Bell in superior court signed an order renewing the Third Baptist Church of Atlanta charter for twenty years. The church, incorporated in 1883, will continue under the existing corporate structure.
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George L. Bell
Superior Repurt
Third Baptist Church of
Atlanta
Mystery blockade runners haunt Jersey coast reports
Atlantic City July 18 reports in maritime circles say strange spectre like ships approach merchantmen along the Jersey coast then vanish without answering signals. Revenue agents cite a whisky seizure from a mysterious vessel in a Wildwood cave as support for widespread smuggling involving blockade runners coordinating with legitimate ships to slip liquor ashore.
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Atlantic
N. J
North “Atlantic
Jersey
Sea of Revenue
Stas
Bat Revenue
N. C
Wildwood
Three Mile
Senate Favors Highway Probe In State Legislature
The senate approved a substitute by Senator Bl[s] for a highway investigation, forming a joint nineteen member commission from both houses to probe the highway commission and report in ten days at a cost not over 500. The Ellis substitute allows a full hearing before verdicts, with no opposition from the senate. President Clay urged careful appropriations and denied rumors of extra sessions.
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State Highway Commission
Senate
House
Ellis
Highway Commission
Highway Department
Clay
Treasury
Une
Benator Golucke
State College of Agriculture At
Athens
Golucke
P Bui
Womble
Johns
Nix
Bellah
Forty-Sec
Cone
Forty-Ninth
S.L Ag. B
Cook
Decision Upheld Against Georgia Telephone Rate Challenge
A federal court denied the Houston county telephone company's bid for an injunction that would block the Georgia Railroad Commission from enforcing a new rate schedule. The case involved equal protection claims and criticism that salaries were high. The court noted traffic in early 1921 was light, affecting revenue projections. The judges will next hear American Railway Express Company’s challenge to a commission order linked with Southeastern Express tariffs.
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Georgia Rairroad Commission
Erant
Fruit Belt. Telephone Company
Houston County
Parmission
United States ‘District Court
Telephone Company
Alex ‘W. King
Circuit Court, of Appeals
James Samuel H. Sibley
Atlanta
Beverly D. Evans
Savannah
Rali ‘Commission
Railroad Commission
J. K. Hines
American Railway.Express Company
Southeastern Express Company
Minter to address homebuilding plans in Atlanta
W S Minter of Huntington West Virginia will speak at 11 am before the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce on home-building. He heads two large Minter Homes firms with combined capital of 2 million dollars. His talks cover financing, 16 2/3 year repayment terms, 200 monthly installments, and life and disability insurance protecting buyers.
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Assembly Hall
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
W. 5
Alinter
Huntington
Wz. Va
Minter
Minter Homes Corporation
W. Va
Minter Homes Company
Greenville
5. C
Atlanta
James L. Logan
Minter Antarests
F. M. Burnett
Sanderstood
Phi
Joss
Old Ladies Picnic At Grant Park Planned
Inmates of the Old Ladies home await their annual outing next Wednesday at Grant park. The organizing committee seeks ice cream cake fruit and supplies to please the guests and requests car transportation aid. Call Main 8893 or Main 4444-W to offer a vehicle.
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Old Ladies' Home
Grant Park
Foresters Wallace Greeley to Speak at Georgia Forestry Congress
Announcement by Secretary J. L. Holmes says Agrigulty Alan Wallace will not attend Atlanta event. Colonel William B. Greeley will deliver Wallace's message and outline the program. Pinchot and Senator Keyes Schedule shifts due to illness and travel. Vanderbilt tablet report to be unveiled in Pisgah National Forest in North Carolina stands as a highlight.
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Agrigulty
Atlanta
National Capital
Greeley
United States
Estry
Georgi Z ‘Ord
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry
Penneylin
Nia
Pinchot
Keyes
New Hampshire
Congress
Holmes
George W. Vanderbilt
Pisgah National Forest
North Carolina
Vanderbilt
City to Honor War Dead Arriving Weekly in Atlanta
Judge Marcus J Beck notes Atlanta is the Georgia Alabama hub for repatriated fallen heroes. About 51 bodies reach Atlanta weekly and none are being honored. Major Otey B Mitchell of Veterans of Foreign Wars seeks War Mothers and Woman's League help to form arrival committees with flowers for each body. Spans legion and Spanish American War vets join efforts.
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Marcus J. Beck
France
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Atlanta
Georgia
Alabama
Otey B. Mitchell
Legion
War Mothers’ Association
Woman's League
Stamps Urged to Seek Eighth Ward Council Seat
W O Stamps, president of the I Save It chain in Atlanta, is prominently mentioned as a probable candidate for eighth ward councilman. He declined to confirm running, saying he is very busy, while James L Wells is already a candidate and others named include F West and Carroll Latimer. Incumbent W D Hoffman will retire at term end.
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W. O. Stamps
I-Save-It
Atlanta
W. D. Hoffman
Linen lace sale notes from Main Floor display
Fragmentary OCR shows linens lace edges and beadings with widths from 1-4 to 1 inch. Prices cited as 10c 12 4-2c and 15c. Mentions Special on Main Floor.
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Oxfords
Decatur St
Cooledgex
F. J. Cooledge & Sons
Forsyth Street
Mamafapturer and Varnishe
MUSE
Geo. Muse. Clothing Co
Peachtree—Walton—Broad
Reserve Bank
T. J. Harris
Rosser
Worrill
WC. Worrill
Cuthbert
Superior Court
Tudge Jonn E
Bumphries
Rail Board
Télephone
Stamps
Carlton
Palm Beach
Carlton Shoe & Clothing Co
Whitehall
Ry Oys
Altman
Georgette
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