Move to Disarm Begins Quietly
Washington May 31 Informal feelers with respect to an international armament reduction have been put out by the American government to gauge foreign attitudes before formal negotiations. The moves, conveyed through informal channels in the allied council, are regarded as incidental. Officials expect the issue to appear before the supreme council but say the United States cannot present it officially. Some foreign government may push the disarmament question into debate soon, with progress likely slow.
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Washington
Allied Council
Supreme Council
Council
United States
Betlef Ia
Harding
Cotton Futures Act Involved In Suit In Supreme Court
Washington May 31 The first suit over the cotton futures act was docketed in the Supreme Court Fred Browne of Fort Smith Arkansas seeks review of Louisiana court decisions denying him reimbursement from a New Orleans brokers firm for losses claimed from a cotton futures deal Aror.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Fred Browne
Fort Smith, Ark
Louisiana
New Orleans
Lawyer Browne Loses Appeal Over Brokered Contract Details
The case centers on a provision requiring buyers and sellers to be named with addresses in purchase contracts. A broker's documents showed a cover purchase that caused a loss exceeding $4,000, but these essentials were missing. Browne won in district court, but the appellate court reversed.
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Brokeri Ag
Browne
Mail Superintendent Relieved From Duty in Chicago
Chicago May 31 E W Majors superintendent of the Chicago division of the air mail was relieved from duty after a month long postal inspectors investigation. Assistant superintendents Moore and King and field manager Dumas were removed pending further instructions. Parker named temporary chief. The probe followed multiple pilot deaths at Checkerboard field and charged inefficiency negligence and drunkenness by officials, all denied. Key witness Eversole, a former pilot, claimed discharge came for reporting neglect and staged drinking parties.
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Chicago
E. W. Majors
Air Mail
Washington
W. Moore
Paul V. King
Paul Dumas
C A. Parker
Majors
Checkerboard Field
Chariss H Clarahan
C. C Eversole
Minneapolia
Eversole
Uty
J. P. Christensen
Air Male Pilots’ Association
Cleveland
Christengen
Pilots’ Association
Howell Mill Road improvement meeting urged tonight
Plan improvements and widening of Howell Mill road as Fulton county seeks to ease Peachtree congestion and provide a direct route to downtown Atlanta. Attendance requested at Puckett's hall at 7:30 with free refreshments for ladies.
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Howell Mill Road
Puckett’s Hall
Fulton County
Atlanta
Peachtree
Howell Mul
Atlanta seeks 1923 Kappa Sigma Grand Conclave
At a smoker of the Kappa Sigma chapter at the Georgia Tech campus in Atlanta a motion passed to urge bringing the 1923 Grand Conclave to the city. W E Dendy and Dr Edward C Cartledge were named delegate and alternate for the Chicago meeting, with a five member committee to plan the campaign. Buck Flowers named tech chapter delegate for the summer convention and to aid the Atlanta bid. An Atlanta Alumni Association was formed as secretary treasurer A S Baugh urged local alumni to register before the June 7 meeting.
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Kappa Sigma
Georgia School of Technology
Atlanta
W. E. Dendy
Edward _C Cartledge
Chicago
Preston S. Stevens
Tech
Buck” Flowers
Edward D. Sutton
A. H. van Dyke
Cartledza
At- Tanta
Inflated Stock Charge in New Orleans Stock suit filed
May 31 in federal court the city charged that New Orleans Railway and Light stock was grossly inflated and accused inefficiency and mismanagement. The city responded to Receiver J. D. O Keefe’s suit seeking a permanent injunction to stop restoring five cent fares. Federal Judge Clayton recently enjoined the council from abolishing the eight cent fare.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Railway and Light Company
J. D. O'Keefe
Federal District Court
Clayton
Commission Council
Navy Money Bill Vote Impending
Washington May 31 The third week of senate debate on the 495 600 000 naval appropriation bill opened with disarmament and economy focused senators proposing new redirection. A final vote is expected by leaders tomorrow or Thursday after resolutions.
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Washington
Senate
Lenroot
Republican
Wisconsin
House
Senate Naval Committee
King
Utah
South Dakota
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Felder Urges Joint Committee to Revise U S Judicial System
Washington May 31 Thomas E Felder New York spokesman for a reform group urged the house rules committee to appoint a joint congressional committee to study revising the federal judiciary He cited population growth in many areas producing clogged dockets and rising cases from Prohibition violations and auto thefts that overwork federal judges.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Thomas E. Felder
New York
Welder
Felder
Funeral services held for Mrs George Helton at Lumpkin
Funeral services for Mrs George Helton who died Saturday night were held at the Methodist church yesterday afternoon. Rev O L Kelley officiated. She is survived by her husband her mother Mrs Susie Siddall of Lumpkin a sister Mrs David Smith of Lestie and a brother Will Siddall of Americus.
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George Helton
Lumpkin
Methodist Church
O. L Kelley
Susie Siddall
David Smith
Lestie
Will, Siddall
Americus
Mrs W D Stewart Dies After Stroke In LaFayette Ga
Mrs W D Stewart a leading LaFayette resident dies at dawn after a stroke yesterday. She was active in the Methodist church and local social and religious work and is survived by her mother two brothers three sisters and a daughter Nellie May Frady. Nellie May Frady 30 died at her Hapaville home. Also notice of June 6 auction of Milton Smith Clothes Shop bankrupt estate items in Atlanta and Augusta with inventory available from receiver Harry Dodd and attorney L Hargrove.
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W. D. Stewart
Methodist Church
Nellie May Frady
Hapaville
P. H Adams
Milton Smith Jothes Shop, Inc
P. H. Adams
Grant Building
Atlanta
Augusta
Harry Dodd
L. Hargrove
William Felton Holt
Fairmont
Emory
Milton
Brian "Holt
Poet
Minnie Ola Holt
Frady
Hapeville
Edwin J Frady Jr
Helen Frady
T G Simmons
Ellijay
A. C Hempertey
Hollex
Francis M Holley
Abbeville
Ala
R K Stokes
C B Crossland
T A Terry
Eufala
Barclay & Brandon Co. Morticians
Obituary notices from Littleton and Fairmont area
Multiple brief obituaries list survivors and ages for Holt Quinn Waters Cawthorn and Major N H Jenkins. Holt and Cawthorn are tied to Fairmont and Raleigh news. Jenkins noted as Confederate veteran, brother of Wilson Jenkins, with references to Appomattox monument. The Raleigh News and Observer cites Littleton announcements.
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Raleigh, N. C
News and Observer
Littleton
N. C
N. Jenkins
H. C. Worthen
Atlanta
Southern Division
Western Union Telegraph Company
Jenkins
Wilson T. Jenkins
Appomattox
the News and Observer
N. H. Jenkins
Fragmentary Civil War era notes mention Jenkins family links
The readable text references Ole, a brother named Jenkins, and Mary Jenkins of Atlanta, with mentions of the 4th North Carolina Regiment and Coxs brigade in a Civil War context. Details are incomplete and fragmented, but indicate familial ties and military identifiers.
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Ole
Sae T A Denkins
North Carolina
Renkin
Jackson
Misg
Mattle Jenkins
C. Ivarthen
Misa
Mary Jenkins
Atlanta
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